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NVAsHISGroy. DC Sent n 7,

ASHlNG1oN, IL. u, sept. H. 1851.
Mr.. EDITOR: Certain malicious persons having
sought ~ false statements to cast a stigma on the
United states Hose Company. rec, nty organized in
this city, | WISH through your widely circulated
columns 10 do them justice, and place them proper
~ before the public.
LIST. The company is not composed of Baltimore
ans as falsely stated; only small number coming
from that CITY.
ID. They are all working men, employ ed for years
aHd months past in tins city. and expect To remain
here and MAINTAIN themselves 10y honest toll.
81. They did not organize for any other than good
aud lawful purposes tn lie of service to that section
ot the city where they reside when required, and
their frequent meetings for business of the COM
Pay. Those meetings unite them together by
tTiebdiy intercourse.
4th. They are determined To conform strictly To
The isws, and their conduct proves II. They do not
allow ther apparatus Ia go out unless there prob
hite necessity Tor 1t; they use rail- wing cnes> do
not drag their apparatus the side walks and when
they return u ls quietly and orderly. They disturb
one, and only ASK To- he treatel in like manner.
II has been InsInuated that II N a disOTderly COM
pdny but that Is malicious false statement, for
wOrkIngmen not d orderly and rowuIes arc only
found among Idie and lazy gangs.
Tins IS destined To be one Of the most useful and
best resulated companies IN Washington; Il will cut
of from the enjoyment of his rights and will
enjoy the same privilege under all circumstances.
II Yours, &c. FIREMAN.
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PICTORIAL pI.RLICATInNS.

SPLENDID PICTORIAL PUBLICATIONS.
- HOLIDAY Edition of Bryant's Poems b, Nm.
Cullen Bryant. Collected and arranged by the au-
thor. illustrated with II designs, engraved IN the
highest style art, from designs by Brket Foster
Harrison NIer, William Harvey, j. TennIal, +. X
PIckerSsill, and other eminent artists, and pOr-
trait of the author from drawing by Lawrence |
vol. 8vo., 9th ant. gilt edges So; tree calf extra,
So; do. antique morocco, 50.
This elegant edition Is every way worthy of the
fame Of the author. Ii has been gotten up regard
less Of expense. and, as pictorial publication, in
II line has never been excelled 1t has been print ed
upon rtan- colored paper and the whole execution
OF the book Is such as will commend itself to the
admirers OF, Americas greatest poet"
Gertrude of Wyoming, or tho Pennsyva Cot
tage Thomas Campbell. Beautifully illustrated
with 81 designs, by BlTket Foster and others
STYLE of Gray's Elegy. Cloth antique, beveIled and
morocco antique Cloth gilt : 10 morocco SIS.
The Farmer Boy b. Robert Bloomfield. illus
tra'ed IN The style of Gray Elegy. Goth, gilt, 81;
mo- COCO antique S3.5n.
The Dairy mans Daughter. illustrated in the
sty lie of Gray's egy. One volume, extra cloth gilt
5 81 extra morocco. So.
Just received, and for sale at
TAYLOR Il MAURT'S Bookstore,
sc l9-3t near 9th street.
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
LII f. NEW THREE-STORY BRICK
Il House, WITH BACK BUILDING. on | STREET
NORTH, BETWEEN FTP AND 5TH STREETS WEST. AT
AUCrIUN.-On FRIDAY. the 18th instant. shall
sell. IN front of the premises. at ) clock p. M.
handsome three-story and nearly new BrlcA House.
contaI ming eight conveniently arranged rooms pas
sage. and clstern Ia the yard, with all the modern
cOnveniences. This property is handsomely located
on the north side of street, between Attn and 5th
streets.
Terms: One-th'rd cash balance in 6, II, 49, ard
a months, tOt notes hearing IUte from day of sale
deed gwen and deed of trust Ialeh.
All cOnvey ancIrg at the cost of the pu chaser.
Title indIsputable.
Sc li-d A. GREEN, Auct.
II IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE HOUSE
not beng cOmplet d, the sale Is POSTPONED until
WEDN ESDAl, the 25d instant.
Sc lS-d A. GREEN. Auct
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600 KING RAN ES.

/ c o o X n q RA n u T.
L HAVE this day received, at the Met. opolitan
Stove Crate, HOt-AIr Furnace and Cooking Rams
Factory, a few of the SPENCE ELEVATED HoT-AIR
COOKING RANGES. Tney will do all the cooking,
washing, ironing. DC, and heat the paror and cham
bers above, at the sane time, with small coal
hire Also, the best and latest improved PARLoR
FIRE PLACES, which wall heat like the Range.
invite all in want of the above To cali Mt my iwel-
ling house, No. 443 llth street, between q and II,
where they them IN full operation, and ex-
anime for themselves. They are certainly The best
Range and Furnace ever offered for sale before I'm
this or any other market. There were over $50 of
the Ranges put up in Baltimore last Fall, and have
given perfect satisfaction In every case. can pro-
duce references, If called for. | am the sole agent
for the above in this city.
T. WOODWARD.
Metropolitan Stove and q, tie Factory,
Pa. av., betwee 10th and nth SITS,
NoT 3l8 and 322
n. BIN purcha ing Stoves at the Metropolitan
Stove and Crate Factory, You can also purchase
HOuSE-FURNlSHlNG ARTICl rs, from the
kitchen to the attic. Ise I7-eo6tl e.. W.
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COMMUNICATED

HE MARSH NEAR THE ARsENAL.-MT. Ed
tor: There was an appropriation made of several
Thousand dollars the last session of Congress for
the drainage of the marsh the arsenal grounds
We believe Major Bell promised TO have il at
tended 10 this summer, but nothing has vet been
done. IL is the cause of much sickness Chills and
fever cases have been plentier this than anv sea-
son Tor some years back. The appropriation
asked and obtained upon sanitary grounds; if so,
why should a season pass without anything being
done. We hope the work will he commenced at
once. y STREET South
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COMMUNICATED.

AS ONE Of the passengers that came over the
road from Alexandria to Washington in one of
Hugh I.athams coaches, to connect with the half
past eight o'clock train to Baltimore this morn
Ing, desire to express my acknowledgements to
w Nj. Dodge, Esq, the gentlemanly. efficient
and accommodating agent of Latham's Line, for
his prOmptnesS. when he found that the mail
steamer George Page was disabled and could not
make the connection. in forwarding us over the
matchmaking the time in - minutes This is
only one of the many instances of Mr.. DOdge's
obliging and accommodating spirit that has come
under our observation. OBSERVER.
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DUBLIC SALE oF A MOST pEsIRARLE

DUBLIC SALE OF A MOST DESIRABLE
II FARM IN CULPEPER CoUNTy.-I shall. on
SAT- RDAT, the 18th day Of September, 1857, uf
to the highest bidder, the valuable Farm. near Cut
pepper Court House. recently purchased hv the late
Thomas Hill, Of Edward Lighifo {. This Farm
contains about 400 acres, and lies within u of mic
Otthc Depot of the Orange and Alexandra Railroad
at Cupeper Court House The soil il Of a very SUI
peiior qualIty-equal TO any an the vicrty of Cul-
pepper Court House. The last crop of corn taken
from this Farm. measured up, when housed. up
wards OF ,on barrels. The Farm is now well en-
closed. There is good Dwelling, and The necessa-
~ out-houses, including Siabe. Corn house. Black
smith Shop. c., upon the Farm. Also an excellent
site for a water grISt-mIil. The Farm has a good
and sufficient supply of timber and water.
The sale will be made unOn the premises, on the
following terms: S3O to lie paid down; the balance
IN two equal annual instruments with interest from
the day of sale; the purchaser giving bond with
deed OF the premises, TO secure the defer
red pay ments.
The undersigned will take pleasure in giving fur
ther information respecting this Farm, or showing
II 10 persons wishing to Purchase.
EDWARD ID. HILL.
Attorney In fact for heirs of Thomas Hill.
y. Bon MONDAY, the 2Ist day of September,
1857, shall also sell, at public auction. in front Of
tract of Wood Land, containing 81 acres. This IaId
is situated about two three miles from Gu peper
Court House. and arjoins the lands of James g.
Broadus, Edmund BckeTs, and Caleb ShackelfOTd.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
EDWARD b. HILL.
Attorney in fact for heirs of Thomas Hill.
sc 9-lw
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BY JAS.C. MCGUIRE Anctioneer

BY JAS. c. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP
ERTY ON 4ta STREET, NEAR Penn. AyENUE.-On
I'll RSDAl AFTERNOON, Sept. Path, at So
o'clock on the PREMISES shall sell part OF Lot No
a, Ia Square No 4al, fronting on ~ street, about
ITO feet north OF Penn. avenue, VITA the improve
ments, consisting of an excellent four-story Brick
dwelling House With back building, well built and
handsomely finished, with gas fixtures thou hout.
~ his sale (Which will be made without reserve, }
offers great inducements professional or business
men on accout of its central location.
Title IndIsputable.
Terms: One-fOurth cash the residue in e. 70 and
IL months. for notes bearing interest and secured
by deed OF trust on the premises.
sc l8d JAS. T.. MCGUIRE, Auct,
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New York Markets..

NEw YORK, Sept. 70 Flour Is quiet; sales q
8 500 hblS; State IS i5aS5 60; Ohio 81 s5aS6 Is;
ooutt e IS 75dS6 10.
Wheat has declined; sales of l. 600 bushels;
white II 3jaSl -; red .30tI IS. Corn is dull
ales unmpoTtint and prices unsettled
Pork has declined seas c: Mess SIS .25as25 ~;
baef has declined 2Jc.; CT icagO re-pICked sl6d
81. Lard is lower AT lialik, a decline Of &C.
Whisky has declined &c; sales al 25ysc.
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by a. GREEN, Auctioneer.
BUILDING LOT ON VIR

II hNDcOhrI bClbDl>U bo1 YIN NIhUlN-
Il IA AVENUE, NEAR THE NAVY YARD, AT AUC-
TIoN.-On THUR SDAY. the oath instant, | shall
sell IN front of the premises, at Sc O'Clock p H. the
handsome Bul'dIng Lot belonging to Mr.. Mathew
Bard, 1t beng part of Lot No. 8, Square No. 766,
having front on Virginia avenue Of 40 feet inches,
between "a and Sd streets east and running back
about IA feet.
Terms One half cash balance in Elk months. the
purchaser to give note for the deferred payment,
bearing interest. deed given and deed Of trust
taken. Title Indlsputable.
Sc I'D A. GREEN Aucf
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, sept. l9.-Flour is steady; City
VI lis IS 50 cash, So IS on time
Wheat is unchanged; red zeal D; white - IS
al Is. Corn il firm; white 6sa72; yellow 73a7ic.
Whisky is dull and unsettled; City and Ohio
% and 25c., for cash and an time
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CoAIs, PANTs, AND NEsIs.

NOAH WALKER CO., Marble Hal Clothing
&tore, Browns Hotel Building respectfully an
nounces that their annual display of FALL AND
WINTER CLOTHING is now ready for Inspection,
comp. i>Ing an assortment of GsnHsmsn'S and
Youths CiOthiHg of the newest and richest desIgn
~ ur'tte rial, trimming, e nd workmanship.
TntnGse who study excellen with ECONOMY, IN
fnshO.De articles of dress, an opportunity Is now
offered for selecting from of the most attractive
stocks OF Clothing IN this city, az very reduced
prices. sc l5-lm
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BY a. GREEN. Auctloneer.

IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROP
L ERTY AT ArCTION.-On SATURDAY. the 18th
instant, shall sell, IN front of the premises at
O'Clock, p M, Lots Nos. 6, land g. in Cabot's srb
dIvlsIoh OF Square CPS, front ny on Massachusetts
houses.
Also, Lots Nos. q and p, in same square, These
lots are unImproved, and front on north q street
Also. Lot No. -. IN same square, fronting also
on north q street. with the improveIn which
are two good wo-stOry frame houses with ttlc aud
cellars, and one frame house f,ontIny on the wide
alley, to which all the lots run back.
Terms One half cash: balance m six and twelve
months, for notes hearing interest from day of sale
ueeu gwen ana deed of trust taken. All convey
ance ut the cost Of the purchaser.
sc A. A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
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ICOMMUNICATED

Editor ofSiGT: Nearly week has passed since
the suspension Of Messrs. Pairo & NourSe and
no statement Of their assets and liabilities has
yet been given to the public. DepOsitors have a
right to expect Snch statement, and anxiously
inquire of On" another the future prospect in re-
gard TO the payment Of their claims viii they
respond to the call for a trU;hfu exhibition Of
their monetary transactions, and give the infOr-
nation sought by A SUFFERER.
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New Orleans Markets.

New ORLEANS, Sept. I9-Cotton-- teS to a V
,JOO bales; middin@ 151 ais Is 10: sales Of tie
week : 5UI; receipts of the week 2OGO bales
Rcd wheat ~ 10. Lard in kegs TIC per lb,
Rio coffee lie /; stock In poIt lis ,OJ0 bags.
Sterling exchange To-.
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ISQUEsT the body of new born
white infant was found near the basin Of the
canal at the foot Of X street. The verdict Of the
jury was That the said child was thrown into
the basin OF the Chesapeake and Ohio canal near
the foot of street. Washington city. by some
person unknown To the jury, and il being so much
decayed they were unable to determine whether
IL was male or female"
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Suspension.

BoSTON, Sept. I-Tle extensive dry good :
establishment of Charles II Mills * Co ,u>-
pended this afternoon. Their liabi.i;ic, are said
tO he
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Sep. l".-StOc Ks are dull and low,
er; Chicago and Rock Island y; Illinois Central
shares 81; do bonds Il: Michigan Southern ~
New York Central IL Reading Railroad i6; Can
ton Co I54; Missouri 6's 7Os.
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By BARNARD BUCKLEY: Georgetown.

A DESIRABLE MARKET FAKM NftAh
N ThE City T PUrLIC AUCTION.-On WEDNES-
DAY AFTERNOON, September Srh, al z o CLOCK,
on the premises, shall sell a very valuable Market
Farm, about two miles from Georgetown, lying he
tween Rock Creek and Tcaa!ly Town. hall mile
from Tenaly Town. Ii contains about ninety ec.es
of good land, part in wood and part cleared. The
improvements CONSIST of small Dwelling House,
StHble, aud Young OrcIaIo.
Persons desirous OF examining the farm can be
directed by nqU'ring of IT. James Scott, No. 1855
Terms: One half, cash: the residue In 6 and u
months. with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the premises.
Deeds at purchasers cost.
IL the terms OF sale are not complied with within
three days, the property will b" resold at the pur-
chaser's risk, alter giving ten days notice Of the
sale. BARNARD a hickey,
re 7-dts Auctloneers,
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WEDDING CAKES. of every kind, at very low phi
ces made To order, at the PhiEadslphid lee Cream
DsgOt corner 18th and streets. Sc IL Inn
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First Overland Nail from California.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. I9.-The first mail from
San Diego, on the 9th of July, arrived al san An
tonic, Texas, on the 9th Inst. Ii met with no oi =
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BY J. &. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

II
L PROVED REAL ESTATE NEAR THE CENTREMAR-
TEr-Ey virtue ola deed in trust, hea irg date on
Sci on WEDNESDAY, t the a G day s Of sept Ti
uTdyded moety or ia p"rt or portion Of S@s
] rnd 2, In Square No. %}l, fronting ~ feet the
puhllc square opposite Centre Market, I51 feet on
north e street, End l4 feet inch on Louisiana ave
me, and 90 feet inches Lot No s. in said square.
Ola large and well built three story Brick Building
covering nearly the emile grounds, and containing
proper Is wei known as fIasIrp& Weeden's, ard
local ed IN one of the most vauab busne portions
nun, and offers to capitalists rare opportunity for
Terms Of sale: 5000 cash and the balance IN 6,
y, 49, and 2imonths for notes bearing interest from
day Of sale, secured upon the property by deed of
day of sale the trustee reserves the right to resell
the property. upon one weeks notice, at the risk
and expense ofthe purchaser. All cohveyancIng at
90 cIiAs. s. WAkLLACH, Trustee.
by A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE
ALoGUE.-On MONDAY, the 2lst instant, | shall
sell, commencing ut IN O'Clock q. by clIiOg Al
the extensive LADIES' Furnishing and Fancy Store.
~" "a Pennsylvani avenue. between Twelfth ard
the subscriber, duly recorded all the stock of goods
IN the establishment. We enumerate III part
Fine Dress and Fancy Silks
The richest Silk Velvet Cloaks and Mantillas
A large lot Of Cloth Clocks and AlantIllas
A large assortment of BrOsha and Estelle Shaws
and Scars
WOrSted Ladies' and Gents Long Shawls
large assortment of ParaSOls, Bereges, Robes,
Capes, ShawlS, and Wells
A large lot of Embroidered swiss Cambria and Plaid
MuslmS
A large lot of Irish and other Linens
TalmfS aud Head Dresses
LADIES' and Gents IIenstIched IIandkerchiefs
large assortment of Ladies and Gents Vests and
Shirts
MouSseipes: Bcreses Lawns, and Ginghams,
French Calico, &c.
large lot of Bleached Shifting Cottons and Cam
brIcs
Fancy and other Fans
large and very superior assortment of aides and
Gents Gloves
Very extensive assortment of f rench, English and
German Hosiery
large assortment of Ladies' and CEiIdren's Hoop
Skirts
With a large lot of other articles which VIC deem I'M
necessary To enumeTate.
HI This Sale will be continued daily until all Is
sold.
Terms OF and urder So, cash over $50 a credit
OF 90 and % days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed,
bearing interest.
JOHN g. KIBBEY, Trustee
sc I'D A. GREEN, AuctIOncer.
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By A, GREEN. Auctioneer

~
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
a., F GI;H ar ArcTI0N;.OG RSDAY,
stock of excellent Furniture of a lady declining
keeping boarding house, at the northwest corner of
AZ street and Penn. avenue. We enumerate IN
Fine mahogany Chamber sets. consisting Of
Marble-tOp Dressing Bureau aud Wash Closet
Sofa, Castor Chair. French Bedstead, large Ward
Fine Walnut Chamber Sets, comprising the same
Fine French-pIate gilt frame Mirror, p by 48
PlanoioTte, Stool md Cover, cane-seat Chars
Six, danask, and white and BrOcatele Window
Mahogany Tea Tables, Ottomans, and Parlor Chairs
DO marble top Centre Tables
Sofa and frncy Tables
Fine git Gas Chandeliers and Burners
EIove1 IN painted Cottage Chamber Sets, Sofa
IS hlIr and - shuck and cotton Mattresses
Fine Feather Beds. Boosters, and Pillows
Table Linen, and large lot Of Bedding
Fine sIlver-P'ated Coffee Urn
Casters, Spoons, and Forks
Ivory handled Knives
81 Stone CHINA Toilet Sets
Walnut and mahogany extension, dining, and other
Tapestry, Brussels. 8 ply, ard ingram Carpets
\ large lot Of superior OIclOth aud Mating
Cooking, radiator, aIr-tI sht, and other Stoves
With an excellent assortment of Kitchen Requi.
The most of the above stock of Furniture is
nearly new, and of an excellent quality.
exceeding SloO credit of ca and 81 days; over Sion
2 ), and months, for notes, all cases of credit
So Sc is-d '''' '"'0'''D' O'''It A. GREEN, Auot
By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HOUSE
"a HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.-On tt rs
DAY MORNING next, the I'D instant. at 10 o elk,
ton. by order of the Orphans Court, AT No.-K
street. between 9Th and 9Th Streets all the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture of the late john Il.
Towers, deceased, consisting In part of the following
articles:
pair of large French plate Mirrors and Brackets
sets handsome DamaSk and l.Pce Curtains
handsome Rosewood BTOcatclle ParlOr Set
l PAIR Rosewood Marble top CCntIe Tie bleS
10 French China Vases
do China and Glass Mantel Ornaments
do Bronze do do.
10 Oh Paintings
| pair Cha 1dPners
Cane seat PaTlor Chairs two WhatnOts
pG'r carved oak Tables, Hatrachs
Brusse's, ParlOr Carpet, STAIR Carpets, Mating,
Rugs
VI hog5ny Sofa and Dinlng Tables
French DinIng and other Chairs
Mahogany SIdebOaTd. Bureaus. and Washstands
OIcloth, Stair Rods. Passage Lamp, Window
shades
Feather Beds, Mattresses and Bedding
emma, Glass. and Earthenvare
Ca tors. Knives and Forks. q c., &c.
Forming altogether very general assortment of
ParlOr, Chamber, Dining room, and Kitchen Furnl-
tuTe.
Terms Of Sale: All sums Of and under $50, cash
above that amount credit of ~ end 90 days, for
notes satI actOIIy cndu. sed, bearing Interest.
Viii Wi =, rff6b WEk;s Administrators.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Sc lets unte& Unlol) AuctOneer.
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WATCH RETUENs.-TheTe were no cases for
trial this morning, and the cells were only occu-
pied by lCdgefs.
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JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

By JAS. c. MEG UIRE, Auctioueer
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE ON eoru
- street, opposite the West Market on SAT-
IHDAf. the 10Th inst, at 5 O'Clock d. m, The
house contains four good rooms passage and excel
lent cellar, with side gate.
Lot fronts IA feet, running hack 10 a wide alley
Terms of sale: One-half cash; the balance in two
equal instruments o6 and IL mOhths for notes bearing
interest.
Al conveyance at the expense of the purchaser.
Title lndsputabe.
sells q NoGJuRE Aro,
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

L'NCriLtItNI FURNITURE AND HOUSE
- HOLD EFFECTS At AUCTION.-On THURSDAY
MOR MING, Sept. a. IT 10 O'Clock, at the residence
OF WIN. III. Gilman, Esq.,, No. 4a5 north ID street
between Isl and I'd streets, shall sell all his FurnI-
ture and Effects, consisting Of ~
Excellent Rosewood Piano Forte by Bacon A.
Rave, New York
Damask co .ered walnut Sofa
Marble-tOp and Walnut Fancy Tables
Kush seat reception and Fame, Chairs
Handsome China Vases. Lamps, Engravings
walnut Etageres, gilt Window Shares
BRUSSELS. three ply, and other Carpets
Mahogany and walnut r rench Bedsteads
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Washstands
Mardrobes, Lounges, Rockers
Hair and husk Mattresses
holsters and Pillows. Blankets and Comforts
Looking u lasSes, Toilet Sets
Walnut Extension Dining Tables, Breakfast Ia
bles ~
Sldeboard, Liquor Case, Bookcases
walnut cane seat Chairs. Rockers
Walnut Hat-tree, OIlciOth, Mating
WashstandS, walnut Dressing Table
China, Glass, and CrOckery Ware
Table Cutlery, Silver plated Ware
Cooking Stove and Fixtures, &c,
Terms $50 and under cash over that sum a
credit OF and 80 days, for satisfactorily endOr ed
notes, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
sc ~ AuctIOneer,
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AUCTION SALES.
gSS 4. SREEN, Auctioneer.

III liz bUILUING LOT On SOUTH
SIDE OF !, BETWEEN 8TH AND 9Th srsErrs At
AuGTiSIS.Eon THURSDAY. the Path instant. I
SCI, IN ifont OF the premises. at O'Clock D. m.
q hanusome Building Lot fronting on north I, be-
tween eighth and Ninth streets west il being paIt
feet. ~ '"e ""oh iuo
Inns property Is handsomely located in rapidly
Terms: One fourth cas- the balance in G 70 10
ana "A months, for notes bearing interest from the
day oil SALE deed given and deed of trust taken
All conveyance at the cost of the purchaser
Sc l9-d GREES Ann,in.o.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-19

CENTRE MARKET.-Not withstanding the very
unfavorable weather Of last night and this MORN
inS there was large attendance Of country and
other dealers Prices ranned Coll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-19
ByJAS. C. McGIJRF Auc,,onoer

II I'm Shbfs Of Nth NALtA-
BILE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF
NORTH and I'D STREETS wEsr-On SaTIfRDAy
EhNoON, Sept. l9th, at 6 o'clock, ON the
premises. shall sell Lot No. |, in Sauare No IS
ironing IS feet pa inches on north street M the
co,he, Oh "a street running lack 30 feet on I'd ST.
WIN me improvements consisting of n We story
stables, &c. ~ SA Ou'u"s'
Inc grounds are beautifully laid out with cboiee
frult trees, rare flowers, shrubbery &c forminS =
very delightful private residence
House If desirable i''' 'He
Terms very liberal. and made known at sale.
sc lo-d JAS. c. MEG UIRE, Auct