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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-25

Another RACE L0sr-fhe day following
the great race at New Market, the Cambridge
shire, in which Mr.. Ten Broeck's Priorsss and
Babylon we're beaten, another race came of
between Ten Broeck's Belle AMI General PeeI's
Forerunner. The betting at starting was 7 to
4 and . 10 l on Belle. Two Of the best Jockeys
IN the kingdom rode the horses, Hatman being
on Forerunner and A. Day on Belle. The lady
took the lead to the cords, looking all the way
winner, when she suddenly gave out, and not
withstsndiag all A Days efforts, toreruBner
heat her by a head. Mr.. Ten Brock has GER
tsinly not been lucky in his trip to the other
.sIa
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s4WcEiOls Sales

WTN0NNN0
M Rch goIf watchsz. rich silver Warhesi rch ~
" riry. every grisfY; dne Cl0cks evey vanity d1s
Guns ani Pistols. every variety fne P1cEer CutI -
Ai-o a large asslrtment o oins Guitars. F.-tes, Ac-
~corieons, F4ncT Co o. and Toys B.
"a J. HAHRfs.
Aue.toa and Commission M~.-chaut.
80
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summon SaIfs.
Clothing and DIV Goods
AT 7

Great Opportunity Tor Barg sins-cFsdit Sales
ON wEDNssDfT NrRSING. November - 1851, a.
~ sgcoek, We VII 81 a. our sales Ron, without r.
9fFes AoU- q ortad uver11atst 1900 fai1s assofLd
Fehis 90 FrocE and Dress Goats. 100 Resian DO ile
CteAksi vests % an descupiouss shirfs Drawers, @ D.
as hosefys Hanfserchiefs, Suspenfers Ee.s &C
ADO, tn INVOKE q DRT GOODS eonsistlng In part O.
s1estnss sEirungss Bed ucnngs, Delainrs, Calicoes,
Aer3eya- 6atfnfts, Cs5simfres. BiaLk ts, &c
TEHds al suma % 8ie0 and under, cash. not or-
eeecing % six davss over sec, ninety days erefft,
Tor approved @nd1rsed notez
Tentss &c Frse hanks, Georgia. Alabama. N5rtk ara
south Carolna Banks ~ lived 81 par.
l. JOHNSON & CO..
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Choiee Fruits 81 an Kinds,

THE subscriber va on hand the zrzartooI- -
i ton % dkEF N-UoUsE PLANrS.
NgNrAL ~atTss AMI 5YsEGz-ENso - rv -
d=Eri1tica togriher with ire met eVtsr-Iva
r1Iecfi % Of FRUfrS uf an fe--iptl11s HTLrUuS
ROOTS. FL0wEE EEFDS and 80 pertaining 10 -4raI
Nursrrr business Az o-irrs aifre srd O. go Ser
-l.uni. B.x fss viii reost q prompt stt-rts
NErssu On H5n Late Road 1sI hard sal.) ~ niles
from c1
s v WIZ los.
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Oyster EArERs-REAp-Tbs Cincinnati
E.outrer of Thursday last says: On Monday
al one Of our c~itlzeIs, Mr.. Nose Swazey,
purchased a can Of oysters Of some one OF the
dealers in the city, and while 10 the act Of dis
eussing them for supper a daughter Of mr.,
Swszsy found a hard substance IN her month,
,.bsrb on examination. proved 20 be a pearl,
- shsne liz an acorn, and about the size Of q
.mau ane AIR. swazey took it to The jswelsr,
.ho nronoyneed Il 70 Be worth $I00.a That
snoupt wonId furnish Mr.. s. and bis fsmily
vi,b ovsers an winter. and The fact, too, Of
sarh ! treasure being fsnnd will, ne doubt, ere
ate unite a sensation 10 the oyster trade
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.EiESE ReceLreR.

sBttS1 "BJCtEDFts
I HAVE N store and for sale IoE % The trade
4 I hhds Fresh Ngz;
S casss New Citron;
10 bba- Currants;
20 bors Raisins- lsyer 4 R-vhNc. hair an.
qlzrte- boxes;
80 b0N-s assorted PickIc;
500 boxes hermeti-sly sealed Frult-iss1-t-di
100 boxes Pie Fruit;
100 box=E Cove uygtsrss
IS czses Ia sud quarter tc1S sardi1esi
50 boxes Rock Uzudy;
80 bbs 8 soft sh-M Aimonisf
500 bhs. assorted Nutsi
go boxes Pre- Crzczer-s
loo BASKETS Cnampagne-Va-icus hranfsi
50 casks Tenet dsa5ie shsrry Alei
50 casks L0nd1n Portsr1
IS eases assorted T0vss
100 boxes asserted Preserves
100 box-s assorted Jelif-s
10 ca e. Gusra gfUv;
10 cases Punes i1Iars All bunr5
2o0. coo CiEzr-vGriols braEls.
nav2s ~ L ROCCO.
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CoRREoTIoN.-In the article on < Oar Bank
Policy" the word sssPeasiea was erroaeously
zsed for sHPsrrisioa in the following sentence
" Such a board would enlarge confidence in
bank issues By Increasing their responsibility
and making them always subject to ssspsHsi0z
and vigilance" 1t should have read sEpervis.
son. &c There were one CT two other unim-
P0Etant typographical errors in The article.
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q New York hydrants will force water
through a nozzle S. feet; Utica e5 feet
Cincinnati 50 feet Philadelphia 90 feet; and
Baltimore IIOfeet.
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Notice.

WE Sfn take Northern Bank Of Mississippi mo1sJ
w tor voik ma r Inc At 70 eenfE on ne dollar
aovt+iS A. SIRBEr = co.
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e. Wx. cooPER was accidentally shot
dead, near LswistOwn, Pa, while out cunning
with his father. The father had fired at a
pheasant, and a single grain of shot, glancing,
had entered the young mans eye, penetrating
bis brain. and causing instant death.
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q The Hon. John C. Breckinridge, Vice
President. of the United States, has sold bis
residence in Lexington to the Rev. Wm. c.
Dandy, a minister Of the Methodist conferences
now located at Maysville and on Saturday
last disposed % his furniture, &C.
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Htn ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND MILITARY BILL.

on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1857,
AT EXCHANGE BUILDINGS.
THE WASHINGTON RIFLES COsPANT vii A
Il celebfate their FIN An lsersafy by - q
Grand MILITARY BALL 81 ts Above usmedti
time and place.
hessinE's e~sisbra'sd Brass and string Band, o. twelve
arc5npiIahed Musicians, hss been ENGAGED for She oc-
cssicu.
Geuucme1 sho may dssife 10 infrlfuce la1ieE 70 his
BAL. nut procure sduissioa cards, Viih he lafy's
uame endorsed thsrcon By The Csmmltee-Ehch cards
vii not b trsnafeuabie.
No tickets whatever vii BE- sod a. The door. Tictets
mar Be obtained q
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Strayed or Stolen.

A LIKELY sORREL MARS HUIE. ma1ez
~ aud tail thavad. slod b-f1r- sbsut dveF
v-ars od, wtIts s1sf on thejsw 1- rex aHout
a. large a. BALI O. d9Esr. Iwu ray q i~seraisz
reward % any p-r-ou Who VIII d1lver said mall 20 lae a
81. - Frtul R5w.
-r0-2-tw e. "
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Pull Details o. the Collision bstvssa the CAL
vsston and 0ualousea

The melancholy intelligence Of the loss Of
the ili-fated Central AmeTica, which clothed
the nation in moarning, has scarcely gone the
rouads Of the Press, when we are called upon 70
record the destruction, close to our own coast,
Of the New Orleans and Galveston steamer OP-
slOusas, Of the Vanderbilt line, and The loss Of
eighteen Of Der passengers, BY coming into cob
lision with the steamer Gairsstoa, Of the South
ern Steamship line, near Menteau Point, a50di
midnight on the night Of the 18th inst.
From hr. Harrison H. Hobart, Of Jones
Express, one Of the surviving passengers Of
the OpeiOusas, We received last night the fol
lowing basty narrative Of the scene. Anon.
the lost we observe the name Of General Ham.
iiton, Of South Carolina.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-25

DESIRABLE r~eslis1ce On Adams strsss
y cogxenientto businesA Po-gevioa given
tae drsi q D-czUheE Apply 20 Ailu
asvst COOK ca. A
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Single Plumbers!
5.AOO PrizSsg!
Nearly One Prize to Every Nine
Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, IS 90
Quarters, 81 so.
PLAN o. THE LOPTERE

ne Numbers from I TO 50 COS. corresponding with tbsss
Numbers on The Tickets printed On separate slips Of pa
per, are enciraed Sith small TIN tubes and piaosd n enc
Wheel.
m arst 3s5 Prizes. similarly priutsd snz o1circsd, are
/ placed in ssotaer wheel.
| Tho Wheels arr then revelvef. ami I number IL drawn
frum the vheei OF numbers, and at the same Eme a Przc
/ Is drawn from The ~siher-wheai. ne Number znd Prza
drawn cut are opened Ind exhibited - The zg5Ienoe. and
REGISTERED b te Commissioner the Puze being pisced
AGAINST ire Number drawn This operation il rsp=ate
until al the Prizes At. drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZEs.-The two preceding and the
two succeeding Numbers to tAoss drawing the first S
Prizes viii b entitled q the - Approximation Plies.
/ For example n Ticket No 1880 draws H. $50 100 Prize
these Ticsefs numbered li345. Iizs9 Ii25f. 1882. eli
! each be entitled - $500. II Ticket No. $50 draws the
$40. 0co Prize, those Tickets numbered SIS, Sc, SCI. So,
win each Be entitled 70 $3.50, @Sd s4ge according a. he
above scheme -
II The 8 coo Prsss o. $50 VII Be- mined by ~
last aEure OF the number That lraws the s5a.Cul Prtze.
For examp4e, 4 the Numbers drawing $4,000 Prize ends
with No. I, then all the Tickets where tEo numbrr end5
IN win be entitled 70 so. II the Number ends win
No. ., then al theTicEets where NE number eads N Z
vii be entitled to SO, and 50 90 too
Certificates Of Packages willie sod at TIE following
! rates, Ehich 4 the FhE:
C~srtiaeste 81 PaezRzs q 10 Ehols ueseis.--.--sso d
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III Cost.

- PIANOS fUaNTTTatE, E
SSI CARPETS CURTAINS. Z
SHADKS. 81 e. tOSI7 q II n
S0 ID ASH Car SON . .
and usss you- select ons from The isrE--t stock ever Of
fersd 10 Fem1hfs. Il. n ~GRoSVENOR.
uovR HawIm
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~ Some Of the Canada papers accuse
THAcKERAY Of writing The offensive paragraphs
about Queen VICTORIA that appeared in HaT-
peY's Magqziae for November, and which have
so soreIy troubled the Canadian folk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-25

g A certain Irish attorney threatened to
prosecute a Dublin printer for inserting the
death Of q living person. The menaee %eoneln-
dsd with The remark, that "no printer should
psblsh a death, unless sPprissd Of the fact By
| the marty deceased :,
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2 v sH 70 se1 that very tssira3ie Farm si-1- -
at-l four nile uerth Of sem rvli-. On tha
sd I-sdlns o. Covi1etol, OBTAINING f03 acrrE. -
VIII got brsS dgeu inz house frame H'cnen -
anf q gro houses, and an evce irut gr-ag-se AhJui
10 acTss ir e hi-h state y crltlvattos s me spple an
Bsach orchsris; an IL eouplsfe orces, srd In ore % n
pest naishhsre Gods 10 TgnRessss A greet barFsia car
D. bad o. spp tel for son. JNO c COVER
n0v2 I'm som uila. Tena-
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SLAVE ExcIrEAEKr.-1hsre has been an
other fugitive slave excitement IN Ohio. Two
runsxsys, who had escaped from Mr.. Jewett, Of
Tennessee, were arrested at a hotel In Clevs-
land on Monday. On their way % Cincinnati,
when at Carlisle station, one Of the negroes
got OF. and would not 90 on the train again.
The man Who had charge Of the negroes was
forced TO leave him behind, but brought on the
other. After securing the negro at Covington,
the man started back to Carlisle for the other.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-25

Last year Fresno cast ons vote for Fremont.
1t was then resolved to root the rascal out,
and the worthy citizens Of that county thought
they bad succeeded, but 10 and behold, be has
turned up again. No man in the county viii
acknowledge the vote, and it is supposed to
have been aceidsntly cast.
The city Of San Francisco voted 10. 326
votes Sacramento 1870 votes, and several
other towns over 1000. The fetal vote falls
much short Of that Of last year. G. W. g.
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~ Capt Reeve, of the schooner James aud
SamasL OF New York, has been 6nsd $50 at
Richmond. Va, Tor employing a slave without
bis owners consent.
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II ordering Tickets or Ccrifcates, ercloas the monsy
10 cur asdress fer tbs Tickets Ordered on reccpt0f which
they VIII be f~srEsrced by nrst mail. Purchasers can
have Tickets ending IN any agure they nay designate.
Ths list Of drawn numbers aud prizes win Re forward
a TO purchasers Immediately after The drawing.
Purchasers VIII please write their signatures pisiu. and
give their Post O1cs, County and State.
~ Remember that even Prize Is drawn and payable
m fun without d~eduction.
II All Prlzes Of $1,000 AID under, pzfd Immediately
after the drsTtng-other Prizes a. ts usual time o.
thirty days.
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s. SWAN 4 CO.. Atlanta. Gs.
u PGsona reaidinS near Mourromery. Ala or At
lanta-Ga.s can have their order. dIlcd. AID ave tine,
~ sddrsssins s swan q Co e el.heT q those cilie-.
u A ust Of the numbers thai are drawn from the
wheel, with tie AMOUNT CT the prize hat each one Is en-
titled o. WI ppu1hshH @itsr every draEiuE fn To fol-
loving papers New Orleans nelta, Mcbi8 RcEfs0T,
Charleston STANDARD, Eashvtle Gerstie. AtIanEs Int-ii-
encer, New Kork Htesly Day BooE, Savannah Aauing
FevP Rchmend Dispate1, New York Usratch, and
Peulding Hiss Clarion, Augusta tGsl Constitutionsi-
ist. rows
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Pigs Feet.
IN kEGS pule PiEs Feet. Iast received and for sale
~ - II Il POTTER,
nlgl4 ia Nain-ss. 81 da-r asOve Adams st.
Cheese.
T00 BOXES aea, inst ~foesivei al for sale by
IOO q. II PcFFER.
naV11 ia eain-st. srd daer aArvz Adams
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Rosewood ParlOr Suits.

EFFRA ergant -
~ Ro-swo0t Psror Suits E
- o . E9rni,5Ts rs e, ~ a11
prizes from s2s0 O. $500 o, wsich We iuvi;s t~hsEpeaisl
sftaU- ton Of pCrca as-rs. Prizes very loE, at the new
And IHueuse establishment o
nevs NcKrVNFY & CO.
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Y The Missouri Legislature has passed a
bill authorizing the Bank Of St. Louis t. go
into operation upon a capital Of $4,000.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale

I STILL have -rous FIFTY No. Q NEGROES a.
! Or svsry description. Tor sale q. ny Mart s9uihR
side Court sqlar-.
A WALLAC -
---a-A ---------- - -. 49,
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Tom and LRcv, q orgia Negroes.

WILL b. lod o. WEDNESDAY IS n inst, -
"a A. 10 o'clock precisely Tom Is a. years ga.
TX arge ant srrouE a fhoics dad ard. Lu.y'
N IS y ars oli-c1oE, sasher . d r11sr. -
TarT ENl Be- sod separate bat n1f prsfucs strife
Theg are VIZ frerdlY. but not nan and wife
Tues god All right. Look sfa-p.
n c C4YCE d son.
80 - a--sf~-a--- - p rs-H4 a.
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A Chance for a Home.
A HOUAE and lot on cruer Of Lad n and -
~ CEusey Streets new tr1l1e house T; Is 90 49,
~ fo1 fet FERNS, $50 czsh, tie bs,suca 4it
IN three and six mluths 80
n Q. CAYCE q son, 4.
nav21-tw Aucianeers auFRaal Nsfats Hrolers.
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Fine Furniture.

OUR assortment o. rch and elegant
eA fashionaos Furufure aauuo Re SAL
~ assed either IN Qusi ty OF On nti ?
0~ P4.ticular affrenflon D. ivfed % q
few SITS or sup-rb character. ard PsIl0r Fsrni-ur= man
ufacturrd tn New YORK ard Boston, sor eur own trads.
Visitors % he city shnuld u1t Tan TO lock through cur
new and Immense essatnslment.
: hsvs McETNNEY s. Co
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OUGAR--rEsnfy hhds. singer, NV -rup just gceiredi
- and for sa lE tothe trade BY
nova FIOuRSOT. COOPER LsAkh
NOaFEs -I50 baes c-ase lat received, and for Se
u low 60 tie trade By
novss ~FLoURNoT, COOPER 5 EAk
nHEEsR a good auiIo Tor sale By
- uov3t ~FLOURNOT. COOPER LEAAh
nICE AND k~ACkEKEL.-Ro aFlye On tna d. q ~
FDoURsoY. coOPER 8 LsAks
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Victoria Pedsteads.

A NEW stye o. Bed-tsafs. very dne snt handsome,
a tgsther With 81 the Gif-rrut varieties % Frssch,
High-post ami Cottage B-rsfeais. Great iuducCmeats
are caered 70 p~zrchlsers these lgh' tiurs. 3
novs MCKINNEY & cos.
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KNowEro BIZ LosT.

Gen. ]. Hal lite o, South Carolina Judge
John c. Clsllano, New Orleans; A. }. VOor-
HES, Princeton, NV Jersey Mr.. Smith, moth
er and young lady. s.. Louis; Miss Lucy VIII
lisms, Lavacs, Texas; c. Wilmot, Hardin
county, KY, (body found y Child Of c. W.
Wilnont, KY; Miss Mary Pittnay, Nashville,
Tenn =. McFarlane, late mate Of the steamer
JGyper; Eve children Of g.. Williams, Colum-
bia, Texas; Child Of Mrs. Fouts, Buchanan
county, No; August Mendell, Dewitt county,
Texas - Dunn, Navarro county, Texas ; Ne
gro girl, belonging to Mrs. Hurshberger ; Ne
gro bov, Sd cook on the OpdoHses-Nsg Or
isGas Dslta.
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DIED.,

r, On the 18th sistant, in Georgetown, CHARLES
habhOMNE in the 18th year of his age
On the 18th instant. in the 4Si wear of his Arc NJ,
1 IIHtEODOHE FOSTER, of New York. a late
In THIS city on the 18th instant, Judge THOMAS
JEFFERSON SMITH, formerly of New YORK
HIS iuneral viii take place on Tomorrow CIV ed
nesdayl Afternoon, 18th inst, at O'Clock from the
80 street His friends and the family re respect
fuHy invited TO attend without further notice.
tMornlng papers Please copy.I
On the 7th instant, Mr.. CHARLES BENNETT
land, but for the last forty years resident of BaIti
more AID this city. May ne rest in peace
On the 10th inst. FLORENCE B.. infant daugh-
ter OF V. and X. Nj. Willett, aged weeks.
OBITUARy:-We regret to announce 10 the public
the sudden death of the universally esteemed and
our much beloved friend FEDERICO CASALI,
which Inc lancholy calamity took place ON SATURDAY.
ness only.
Federico Casal was a native of Rome emigrated
to this country after the Revolution in 1850 in
Whch he TOOK an active part against the oppressors
OF MS country. During his residence in Washing
ton period oil seven years. he has been ged as
Z sculptor IN bronze, and principal of the Brass
AS an artist he stood high in the estimation of the
omcers IN charge; and, by his untring industry,
zeal, and TALENT he has rendered the most efficient
services In executing the works of art which will
enlDelIish the magnificent structure of the National
capitol. In private life he enjoye ed the esteem and
uinlratlon OF all who knew him dearly was he be-
loved by his friends, and never was shown more ev-
iuence OF real sorrow and grief when We were de-
Yesterday we paid the last homage to our DEPART
co friend In conducting his remains accompanied by
large concourse of friends, to his final resting
place-the Congress Onal Burial Ground.
His friends and countrymen.
"a. GosTANTINO BRUMIDI,
II THOMAS GAGLIARDI,
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BY C. w. BOTELER. Auctionoer.

HoDSE AND LOT On r. STREE AT Arc
n Tl1N;-By virtue of deed of trust from Mrs.
November, 1876, and recorded in the Land Records
OF washington county, District of Columbia in
LlDer A. =, No. 1876, folio to 10 and for the pur-
poses OF said trust will he sold at public auction on
me premises, on IL street north, on TUESDAY, the
18th day OF August, 1857, at O'Clock D. M, ali that
4J1 In washington city, beginning for the same at
point on the north side of T. street north one hun
dred and forty feet and nine irces from the south
west corner OF SAID square, and running thence north
seventy one leet ana SIX inches with the western
line of portion of said lot number SIX which was
conveyed by David Saunders and wife To Roger C.
Weighlman, to the use of Sarah Scott; thence east
2 feet inches; thence north l6 feet ~ inches:
THENCE west y feet In and third inches; thence
south 88 fcet inch and half; thence 20 feet
inches and one third of an inch to the place of be-
ginning.
The improvements consist of a good three-sfOry
brick dwelling and basement, with arge two-story
back building. and the whole well arranged for res
ldence and office.
Terms Of SALE S2,nOO in cash, and the residue for
notes IN equal sums payable in twelve, and eigh-
teen months, with interest. a decd will he given
and deed Of trust taken to secure the deferred
payments. The expenses Of the deeds to be at the
cost of the purchaser.
The Trustee reserves the right Ia himself, at his
OBtlon TO re sell the property, at the risk and cost
oi the purchaser, by giving five days notice of the
time and terms of such SALE to vacate the sale f
the terms thereof not complied with by the pur
chaser within five days after the sale.
Inc premises are now under lease for $50 per
annum, the lease 10 expire the lst day of October
1853. HENRY NJ MORFJr Trustee
H THE CREDITORS OF MRS. MARY E.
Barney provided for III said deed requested TO
leave their accounts and vouchers at the Office of
the trustee, on "a street. July IL -eOd&ds
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Gross earnings to April ], Is5: e.
S3,78 81

The circulation is the only liability Of the Com
missiOneTs. and can be easily verified by with
drawing the present circulation, which is becom-
ing much defaced. and substituting new notes in
its place.
The Temperance meeting al the Dumbarton
street Methodist Church last night was very
numerously attended. From some cause unknown
TO US, the Rev. Mr.. BocOCk was not in attend
ance. The meeting entertained at some
length by the Rev. Mr.. Brown, pastor of the
church, in quite an able, interesting and impress
sive address, Astounding in sarcasms and rich
anecdotes.
Don't forget the excursion of the choir Of the
Dumbarton street Methodist church on to-mOr-
row. time Of unalloyed pleasure may be ex-
pected, together with lots OF the most charming
vocal music. The fine steamer George Washing
ton has been chartered for the occasion.
We would advise some of the vegetable dealers
whose stands are located in the east side of the
market, to keep their premises little cleaner.
The quantities of vegetable matter frequently let
there in lthy and half putrid condition, will
he likely during the present warm weather 10
breed some kind of fever pestilence in the
neighborhOod Remember there are no hogs
inning at large nDw TO consume this kind Of
Otfl Remove it, the neighbors are already CON-
planning.
Arrived this morning, schooner Henry M.
Smith, from New York, with 300 tons cement to
Capt. NJ G.. Meigs, and steamer Columbia, Har-
per, Baltimore, TO Hyde Davidson. with freight
for the District =.