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Burlington & Missouri River e1ailr0ad
NEW ARRANGEMENT.


E0 - NH "a
TWO DAILY TRAINS EACH WAY.
To take effect DcCem bcF 3, 1855.
IRON and after the above date, trains willleave Bur.
IL lington follows:
1st Mail Traln.-Leaves Burlington 1t $50 i. n.
ed accommodation - -" $50 ?. u.
These trains with the Western Stage Co q
coaches for Fairfield, Ottumwa, Eddyvle, Pea, Oska-
loosa, Fort Des Moines Charlton Salem Council Bluffs
st. Marys Genwood, Nebraska City, &C.. reaching the
Missouri river in less than four days.
LEAVES CHECAEQUA:
1st, Accommodation Traln-At5 $40 AN.
ed, Mail Train - 400 r. II.
Passengers leaving Burlington in the morning can
spend the day in Mt Pleasant and return In the after.
noon. ss sAt *t 4# Etf
Leaving Mt Pleasant at six o'clock in the morning. can
stay al day in Burlington and return home 1t night.
a. Ticket Office corner Of Water and Jefferson sts.
Burlington, 1t the General Railroad Ticket ONCE.
sens w. II. BACKUS, Superintendent.
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A SHORT SERMON AND Coop ONR.-The
Rev. DIR. u - Of Philadelphia, is noted for
brief sententious sayings in the pulpit ard
out Of it. AS he was coming down Chestnut
street the other day, gentleman asked him,
"Sir, can you tell me how to find the Sheriff 9
Officer Yes. sir" was the reply; "Erery
time you earn flee dollars spend teaf' Say
ing this, the Doctor walked on, leaving his
questioner gazing upon the sidewalk. He
was a stranger who had come to town on
business, and asked for information but
the more he pondered, the more he was con.
WINGED that his unknown informant had an
swered him wisely.-[N. Y. Obs, Dec. 8.
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Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor. :

OAAey M3&1C3l = AIN 6xtE0GGOr.
TN al diseases inflammation more or less pFedcmi.
i nates-now to allay Inflammation strikes at the
root Of dsease-hefce an immediate curr.
& .DALkEf'G MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and m0thfRO else will allay Inflammation 1t once and
make a certain cure. q
DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
viii cure the following among great catalogue Of dis.
eases: burns, scalds cuts chafes nipples corns
bunions bruises strains, bites poison ch6ains bles
scrou y ulcers fever sores flons ACHE piles sore
eyes, govt, dwellings, rheumatism, scald head, salt
rheum, badness, -eryspeas, ringworm, BARRIERS Itch
small pox, measles rash, ETC., etc.
To some it may appear neredulous that 80 many dis
eases s0uld be reached by Gle; such idea viii
vanish when reflection points the fact that the salve
s combination o. ingredients each and every APP
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PIN EXTRACTOR Il
~ lis effects Is magical, because tile time short be-
tween disease and permanent cure; and II Is
tractor, as draws disease OF the affected part
leaving nature perfect before the injury. 1t Ii
scarcely necessary say that house, work shop,
manufActory should be one moment without II.
No pain extractor Il genuine unless The box has upon
steel plate engraving, with the name Of Henry BAL.
y, Manufacturer. fsfa tB8r858 sssf
For sale BY all the Druggists and patent medicine
callers throughout the United States and Canadas.
Principal Depot, 1SS Chambers st., New York.
sept9-w1y @. y. CHACE.
A NEW and superior article OF Ladies' and Gen
"A Shoulder Braces, free from the objection existin
heretofore OF bending the arms. For sale BY
apr 10.w FIJI 1890 J. 3. HIDDEN CO.
Grimes new Block. Main st.. Burlington Iowa
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ID q RLING TON

l.. H. DALHOEE, PFlmcfp0ls
TeKms-Ror unlimited course In Double Entry,
Mercantile Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Commercial
Computations, Commercial Correspondence &C., &C.,
$500. f=
The Of Instruction II the most comprehensive
taught and 10 90 completely reduced 70 practice to
meet every possible contingency in business
PENN nShip-Taught in the latest and most
approved principles.
Commercial Law LecsureS-Will be given
BY Mr. Ben Darwin, of the abest members Of the
Burngton Bar subjects necessary every business
man to be acquainted with. 3
Am Elegant DiP1Om0-Undert the seal Of the
State College OF Pennsylvania, awarded to all graduates
Send for Circular by mail ffeb 1S-wy.
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EENCEy FENCES EENGEg
NNAE undersinged have on hand and nov oeer for
- sale large stock Of Wire Fence, comprising "
rious patterns and Sizes We call the sttention Of al
who may be interested In the item Of Fencing 10 adj
vertisemenf. sss -
For farmers u ID the best possible kind Of fence that
can Be used particularly In fencing Of prsres where
thati 10 mot without much labor and expense timber
and rock be obtained. IL ID the ghtsst chsapes
strongest and most durable Iron fence that has ever
been tested besides requiring less repairng than any
other. II has been used to great extent both In IL
Eastern and Middle States, and In AL has met with
the general approval Of the public:
To those who require . fence for 3 front yard OF
house lot, reconond wire fences being Just the
thing, for while mot only neaness strength
and durability In themselves, they possess advantages
Others In that they aisdgurs landscape, o.
struct lawn and that they enhance rather than de-
stroy the symmetry and beauty Of ornamental grounds
We take pleasure In Recommending this style OF fence
feeling eon6denf hat it's the best, strongest
and most durable kind Of fences that they use.
4, We Invite all to call and examine our stock.
"a feb38-bpef. ts0@ KEITH, ROBINSON CO.
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ABBOTT = KlNGlCAU. =
MI, " N. MANUFACTURERS 81
0ASHa, RGnNDN ANm rnmnnns

L1UA14Gs L. III, 16HIE6LkS, Asra!
1ayIes - 1wsah Streets, neas 3. n uAA ~ -
CuA1. . AnDO11. FL nRxlAmU y EDD0MA0s
lst q Pficss farnlshed Deaisfe . ~ ~
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r. EBN Err, UNSMITH
~ (eUCCesSOR 70 D, 3. rDERsOI1
E. JOY,
Builder and Manu- fac turer OF
DOORS, SASR-FRAN ES. WZNDOW-BLLNDG,

q M !"
Oh q N II u ~: p Efx9M
II WOULD say to those Wishir q TO build, .hst have
hand seven hundred Doors and other work in the
building line in proportion.
n am prepared to contract Cottage Buildings in town
or country rs heretofore.
have houses snd lots, ranging from seven hundred
to two thousand dollars, which will cell rent &C.
commodatipg terms.
Also II lots in Northern Addition, ranging from two
to six hundred dollars which will sell parity time
Those wishing homes would do well 10 give me call.
feb II, 1S57-bpy
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CfnAYRD no. ~ ajScsibee, uvtna u D6otA -.
u hn9sea, = moV -, - Nod ~ esv ~ $780,
Oea vbiaa and baaek Cow Vsst1s1, bssaA -
ii OF 0!y4Arp Cd. ~ ~ ~ Is r. &ss@4s ~
o. yeiss ~ rsA ssssllsa o.. = r 2 sss -
0ns 3sd ossnsy hssekls1, Moe -, - - - -
~ IlelfeF, - Desr, - H1os2 - ne0l1.
yesrAass eaA ~. ~ tAsss = - - No.
len ear.
e;ss.iss ~ ~ - Y ~ II s ixnSv.
--ts - WITT
ulCK0RY WeoDs-iee ssss Jst.a A'eatl
dech j. q. LAUNAN . DRO-f
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or, TWO MILLS. IN QEEissY
Patented May, 1S64-AmpsOve1lnts
T,HE LITTLE GIANT CORN AND cor ~
i Il simple ard portable unAgAins, tssns1 =
Coffee MIN priucips, entirely Of case isoa Tor MsS
plantation use, and designed io9 pssposihe - I
stock. which II dees d the rate Of 1sa ~ suE4n2Y
Ms PEI noUR, according to The So ofths Mn. ~
pfovsmens has been a6estsA In ~ moAA ~ Usst
s:ason, which consists 10 adding AastAer Gers -
and In substituting Boz EiasfegD n. pises d -
legs, ~ means Of au Of vhi<A the sped y Deasg
bled, and when rtQuired) lhe NAN b oAA,kA -
grinding sheilcd cern INTO he0oay M Gpe osol
fAnsly - ~ Feverstagths 1oeiee, q iDstAef -
~ running ackvards, ten - 1nses quarts y
hs@ony: o. soeA iood - issA. g ~
$500 III Meal PvoUsM q aAa
Henry AispaueA, 81 GsesaAs,Av paaAsh -
Ohio. says: sln 1854 mysslf and bsssAes sAlsr1
ny brother. wisAins % divias sur inasrsgls. ~
nfteen cents per hundreA pounds mr. his ehsrs ~
cattle, 10 the number % seventy hseA. eccseI-s
he sescssA HE ssysssy, leaving e. 1.n1Ise 49,
~. We then divided corn; ~ ~ ~ ~ - .sIn
And had mine grcana togstkss 9TH - -
In troushs. nailed % trees around e @sg4. 49,
er's corn did not Mold sss scar - n -. -
e ~ ss n.ss ssss " VIA !.
go L - - naxo fsUo 01nss eAA WAeo - -,
feeaS the rafla we're wsighsd AAa Sel1, y 80 sss
tHaf - esftis Ne eainsa Avs pso1As shs e1eArss
sves ~ vhes - - gAaneA 81 NJ yssas sss'
oy:s .s.;::ss dollar: nSr: e. = :, .eA,.,
team, and no extra peNef IeNatro4 tAaa vAas aeeeA
psnses each nm. Isr aa.s ~ $500 - 4
f0aaotee ooDyl oste AGsno
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EAyE HUNDRED T@OnSANn yfuit and
n OsnaDantat Tfoss; Resss. pelss, ansshosFys -
1ov on2e. 9E3 53VaVg aF h@FaAs sN@ h#asA@ - H. ,
Al 81 - esA arpesv1 vee1etse IN oes1esnlitloa
Ard for aale 81 reasoaAhla reases - M1rse
~ n. 1aStf~ sccx6R 3 KAUUKAM,
aucoeaDor4 . AveEy, Comstock 3 90.
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Our readers have already learned that the
"Dalton Divorce Case" which occupied SO
much Of the time Of one Of the Boston news
papers, awhile ago, has been quietly disposed
0f-Mr Dalton having withdrawn his suit
IL is understood that Mr. and Mrs D. have
been living together in retirement some four
or Eve months, and that the former has be-
come satisfied Of the injustice of his charges
against his wife. The discontinuance Of the
case was based upon an agreement, signed
by the parties, and placed on file in the Court
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In hump backed whale that was driven
ashore n Nahsnt . few days since pair Of
boots marked ~" were found in good state
Of prsseryasion. The Charleston Advertiser
suggests that they might have been LETT be-
bind by Jonah when be made his sudden ex.
il from the whale
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ii. H, SCOTT & CO..
DEALEMS IN Dry Goads, Groceries and Rssdy
~ Made Clothing. Main street, betwee Jeaerson and
WashinRton BuflinGton. lows. A@tas8
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We have heard good many touching ex-
pressions Of iilial affection, but mono equal
TO the following, which western man really
gave vent to not long since: my father was
the only man ever allowed to be sassy to
me without licking him like thunder. Gin
cinnati Gazette.
The pathos Of this expression 10 hardly
comparable to that Of the lrishman, who
brushing tear from his eye at the memory
OF his youngest SON, said in sobs: Jenny
was always good boy to me he never
would strike me Uhes + scas doscs.-I.ouis-
Vile Journal.
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DEAL Essaee In Council Bluffs and
HI Onaha.-Pefsons desirous Of securing Real
Estate in either OF these nourshing VII do well
20 send their orderst0 D. @. BLOOMER, .a VI
mar 7-bRtf. Land Agent AZ
Council blum, Iowa.
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will be devoured, and then"
His words were verified; in few minutes
time they again heard the baying Of the
pack, and they were soon in sight, their APP
petite whetaed by the taste Of blood, ON, ON,
with increased ardor for the chase. Again
was one shot down-again occurred the tenn
porary lull, and then afresh began the ghast-
ly hunt
There 10 but one charge more, father, /"
said Ella.
I'VE viii save it as long a. we can" was
And,eass reply And his voice was hoarse
"By-the-by, heard some unpleasant news
1t the farm ! was at yesterdy. They say q
large pack Of wolves has come down from
the fields to the northward the early and
severe winter this season is supposed to have
driven them down. Some hunters out on 4
. bear chase, o few days back, had very mar.
row escape; they report the wolves Is going
20 the south"
II hope moi" said Hugo; "they had heard
nothing about it ct Rayensdal, NO more had
bus then came from thesscontrary direction.
] hope mot though ] should like It above ey-
erything IL We could muster strong party
and have . good hunt; but wolves are fear
fal foes TO meet unprepared." -
Unde6ned apprehensions he could not
shake G,3Iled the young mans mind, and,
after trying to talk Of other things he came
back 70 the wolves, and to speculations ~ to
their position and moyements So,time epsd
ON, ai1lk6 paced mp and down with grow
ing uDeasiness he in vain told himself was
unRroanded and absurd, and he longed for
the return Of the sleigh to terminate these
sscrsE leaTs. Eric bad been listening intent
" for some minutes, and ell ct once exclaim-
"a, "These, now, hear . howl"
Hugo threw himself on the snow 10 hear
better, and ere long the same sound. n
II fear-I, fear il j. % it IL far o6 but Oh
In TIE came direction thy have taken"
w A1se oome 00neots of intense attention
hooA nea eatis6ed themselves that il was
~ ~ howl q : solitary wolf end that i
Wns steadily advancing.
'0A, I'll ne wAas eaa ~ d" cried HUI
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YDDRT FOatOs and Writing Decks
l Paper Mache and Morocco Port Folios, Writing
Desks Fancy Work Boxes, etc, Just received and
for sale by J 2 BROWN,
augl3 Rarre House Iuilding, 3D. st..
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Bye. w. BOTELER, Auctloneer.

IL 1sO r. FL
II TIoN.By virtue Of deed Of trust from Mrs.
Mary r.. Barney and Others dated on the 18th day Of
N"yfSm3er, 1870, and recorded IN the Land Records
Iber J: A. 8, No. 1885, folio to 49, and for the pur-
!" ssd T be n s1d at s aSe9n
a as1t Gay o. August s $5 at oGoek m all that
40 In ashlngton city, beginning for the same at
point on the north side of f. street north one hun
dred and forty feet and nine inches from the south
west corner OF SAID square and running thence north
seventy one feet and six inches with the western
line ola portion of said lot number SIX which was
conveyed by David saunders and wife to Roger e.
WeIghtman, to the use of Mary =. Scott; thence
east feet inches; thence north l6 feet IA inches;
south 30 feet inch and half thence east ~ feet
inches and one third of an inch to the place of be-
ginning.
The improvements consist of a good three story
brick dwelling and basement, with large two-story
Terms of sale: s2,OOO in cash. and the residue for
teen months, with interest. A deed viii be given
and n deed of trust taken to secure the deferred
pay mepts. The expenses of the deeds to be at the
The Trustee reserves the right to himself, at his
option to re sell the propsrty, at the risk and cost
OF the purchaser, by giving five days notice of the
time and terms of such sale, yacate the sale f
the terms thereof not complied with by the puf
Tine premises are now under lease for $50 per
' CIV. BoTEiLLiEIR. Auction nas.Se'
II THE CREDITORS OF MRS. MARY F..
Barney provided for in said deed are requested TO
leave their accounts and vouchers at the office of
the Trustee, on "a street. July ll-eod&ds
ID THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
on account of the rain until THURSDAY. the 9Th
instant, to take place upon the PREMISES at O'Clock
p. m. aug5d
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
POSTPONED until THURSDAY, the nth of Au-
gust to take place on the premises at o'clk p. III.
an leo
III IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN
the above sale Is further postponed until THURS.
DAY, the 10th day of September 1857 to take place
on the premises M o'clock p. m.
HENRY VI. MORFIT, Trustee.
au 29-eo&ds c. w. BOTEIER Auct
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ICONNUNICArRI

u
Mr.. Editor: The remarks in your paper of
Monday touching the organization of the public
schools of Washington, prompt me to say Of
those in Georgetown that they have commenced
with greatly augmented prospect of usefulness
The fine rooms Of the old church. and the school
furniture have been handsomely cleaned and
painted and order and system are to be the future
watch-wOrds Of the teachers and guardians
Those who have heretofore stood aloof from the
schools, are seeking the advantages of the new
order OF things; and the guardians have deter
mined to order and maintain strict discipline
and to dismiss from the schools all who are un-
worthy to enjoy their benefit, that those who are
worthy, and are DESTROYS 10 enter, may come in :;
and they are neither few nor far between The
application OF this determination has already
caused the dismissal OF one. A visit from any OF
citizens who feel an interest I'm education will
amply repay them for the trouble.
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MADAME MOUNT has prepared by special request,
a Salve for the cure of Cancers, which never Was
known to fail. Also, Cordial for Dysentery, Diar-
rhea, and Summer Complaint, which acts az a per-
feet charm to arrest all of those diseases. Also q
Save for the Piles, ian extract from flower IA SOW
erelgn remedy. Give them a trial. Like her Con-
sumption Destroy r, they may be relied on She
oilers no article but what has been tested. To be
had at NO. SS u street. between llth and 18TH A sO
and Penn. avenue ID. :. Dyson's Drug Store corner
oi Penn avenue and 18th street. and j. z. Milbur's
Drug Store. Willards' Hotel. Also at C, St0tt's
corner of 18th street and Penn avenue.
References can be made to Rev. John r Obj Rev.
han.
The Consumption Destroyer also can be found in
alexandra, at Mr.. Castleman's Store, on King
street, my sole agent for that place. In Georg
at MIR. j. A. Nswmans. on Bridge street. je II
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FUTURE DAYS.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,

DI jazz o NICU UNI 10 hUCIIOnetT.
SEVEN YEARS LEASE ON THE VALU-
- ABLE PROPERTY KNOWN As CONCERT HALL AND
STORES AT AUCTIoN.--On WEDNESDAY AT
TER NOON, September 10th, at 5 O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell the LeasehOld of that valuable
property fronting on Pennsy vanIa avenue, between
lth and 18th streets west, Immediately adjoining the
'Star Buildings" which has seven ears to run from
September 18th INST, at an annual rent of S275.
The lower part has two large Stores, suitable for
any heavy business, and running back the full depth
of the building.
The upper story is fine Hall, with broad and
easy entrance from the street, 81 feet by % i'm the
clear. and is known and occupied the "Metropoll-
tan Concert Hall and Lager Beer Saloon for which
business 1t seems to be admirably adapted.
The leasehold of each store and the hall will be
sold separate.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in six and
twelve months, for satisfactorily endorsed notes,
bearing interest.
sc s. eo6 Dis JAS. &. MEG HIRE. Aucf
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AUCTION SALES,
BY A. GREEN, Auct,oneer.

bJ A. OREEN, AuctlOneer.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT, WITH THE
Il APROVEMENTs, AT THE CORNER OF 2Oth Ann X
STREETS, AT AUCTIoN.-On FRIDAY the 18th in-
stsnt shall sell In front of the premises at
p % Lot No An square IS, having front af 81 feet
on 1th street north and 10 feet OH street west
being the corner of SAID square, with the improve
ment which Is q small frame house. This PROPERTY
Is beautifully situated, and hand some building lot
Terms One-third cash the balance In O. ~ and IL
months, for notes bearing interest from day of "a
A deed gwen and "a deed of trust taken.
Sc Id A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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MARRIED..

On the I'd instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Boyle at St.
RAH NJ. WAGGAMAN,
On the 9Th instant, by the Rev. William ii. Chap
man ~ HEZEkiAH PAYNE to Miss SARAH f..
Md. N0u'''
At Port Tobacco, Md, on the 10Th June last, by
tuAIIss ANN E.COX.
On the 10th instant, IN Seventh street Presbyte-
ran Church, by Rev. Mr.. Bitteuger PHILIP H.
LINTON, formerly of Pennsylv ania, to Miss
MARTHA A, daughter of James Burch, Esq. of
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by JAS. C. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.
VALUABLE LOTS AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTER NOON San

On WEDNESDAY AFTER noon Sent
10TH at SO clock. on The premises shall sell Lot Nc
O. In Square S1l fronting Is feet south street. at
the corner of lth street west running back leo feet
building. ~ ~
Also, at So o'clock, the premises Lot No I6 in
Square No. us, fronting 81 feet inches on LIST street
l75 feel inches ~
ALSO. at o'clock, on the premises part of Lot No
In square south OF Square No. 49, fronting a feet
IL inches on Fourth street east, between south l.
and NJ streets, running back 100 feet inch Title IN
dsputabe.
Terms: One-thrd cash the residue in G. L. and
Ia months, for notes satisfactorily secured hearing
interest. ~
sc led las G. McGIrIPE Auot
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The WEATHER.-Range Of the thermometer

Average heat Of each day from Sept Sd to 9th
inclusive: Sd. 20; 4th. go G2; 5th, 75o OF; 9TH
~: eth, 63'; 9Th, Go; 9Th, Go.
R,mdrkS.-Sept 3d-warm and cloudy; 4th-
cloudy, warmer, rain, milder; 5th-cloudy fine
rain, came out fine, and hot; oth-cloudy close
and damp. came out fine, cooler; 7th-cfear, air
cool and bracing; Sth-heavy fog, much cooler,
came out fine but cool; 9th-heavy fog, milder,
came out nn@; lOth-heavy fog, milder. River
clear, water ov
First quarter moon Saturday, Sept. 60, between
3 and 4 a. m. n
Georgetown, Sept. 10, 1857.
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g. X. l.. CROWN IL CO.. Auctioneers
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF PERSONAL. PROP
Il ERTY.-By virtue of a deed of trust recorded i'm
i.iber A. s., No. lS6, fos 25 %, and a. one of
tne land records for the County of Washington, ID
u, will he sold IN front of the Bank of Washington
at 10 o'clock a M, on SATURDAY, September
l2th 1851 mt public auction, the bidder for
e CASH three Horses, three Carts, and i've Mich
sci CIR. L.CROwN& CO. Auots.
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DEPLoRABLE CAsuALrY.-Yesterday afternoon
young man, named VIM. l.. Vo.s, went to the
Great Falls in company with a brother and some
companions, and on his return to his home on
ennsylvanla avenue, between Twelfth ana Thr-
teenth streets, he retired early to bed as was his
wont. The family were startled by the report Of
pistol, and going to his room found him ia the
agonies of death, from the effects OF n hall which
had entered tue left breast, under the heart The
party had had this pistol "a Colts revolver) with
them on their excursion, and on their return
Young Voss had placed IL in the left breast poe
pistol from the pocket, the trigger (Which was a
light one) caught, resulting ina AN accidental dis
charge with this deplorable result The deceased
was IN his I'D year.
SKRIMMAGEAr BRowN's HorEL-Iast night
soon after the arrival OF the o'clock train of cars
from Baltimore, two travellers entered the door
of Browns Hotel together, engaged In dispute
about some money which traveller No claimed
TO have loaned traveller No for the puroose ~
gambling on some southern steamboat and which
money had not been returned to No l. Fhev
soon afterwards clinched, and commenced =
scutie, both parties making free use OF loud and
not very choice xpletives. After the parties were
separated, No 1 discovered that in the melee
some adroit thief had managed to steal his watch
He thinks Washington is rather an unpl .AsaLt
city TO stop in so far as his experience goes, and
enunciates fixed purpose to 20 "humn as
speedily as possible
The WAsHNGroN YAsERs are TO have n pic
mic and target firing at Ruppers, next to the Park
Hotel, on Monday next. .e ,s-sr '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-10
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On the 9th instant, TABITHA wife of Ranhael
Jones, in the 80th year OF her age.
I'D year. " S' '
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
lnily invited TO attend his funeral on To- morrow
Friday Sept. 18th, at O'Clock p. IN.