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FOR MOUNT VERNON,
ON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRI.

THE STEAMER THOMAS COLLYER will
a. maze 1HFee giPs eseS week sss.,I to s
Warrington at a. m, and Alexandria at9X
III Boats fare, round trip, from Washington
Sl-from Alexandria IS cents
Coaches leave the Capitol at SIX, and PASS mn
the Avenue TO 12ih street Fare 10 cents
Persons wishing the Coaches will leave their
residence at SEQ. e Thos. Parker { Co IS store
feb 2i-TTh&SH
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~ il N AT AUCTION.-ON TIRE 3aTB
day OF March, (MONDAY,) on the premises
Will sell at public auction, my arm IN FairfaI
county, IN the Little River Turnpike 3k roles
from Alexandria, and near Nr. Clouds mill II
contains about ore hundred and ffty-three ceres
from 50 to go acres In cultivation the balance In
wood, principally Oak and Hickory; so OF 60
acres heavily wooded from 25 IN 40 acres are
We'll set In timothy and clover; ard II the wealth
or IL favorable, calculate TO have eeded the corn
land CT last ear In Oats, and a good portion of
iend broken Up fer this years corn crop nv tho
tine Of the sae. There Is Il neat and sub,tantfaI
Frame Dwelling, containing four good sized
rooms, passage, and two port hes, ell necessary
OFT bui dings, good fencing, &c, on the farm.
all OF which lave been put up stree 1882
Churches, Schools, and Mills convenient y ,td
society, DC. The land Is really rich lies prttt.ly
Tor cultivation has water IN each field aud new
er falling spring few steps from the door 1t
The best small farm Offering in the vicinity of
Alexandra, and would MAKE good market
farm. Considering its proximity to the Alexan-
dria and Washington markets, easy terms, &c
1t presents Chance rarely met with a those
wishing 10 purchase, would do well to call and
vie~ 1 as iItendc han cling my business and the
slleWill be p1>ii1ye. My Post Once Is Mt Pierce
Fairfax county.
Terms OF Sale Five hundred dollars t. be
paid on the day C! sale, and the residue In two
equal annual instruments Of one and two years
The defined payments TO bear interest from date
-rd be secured by deed CT trust upon the prem
ises.
Possession given LIST Of May.
F. A. c. TERRETT
GLEN MARY, Fairfax co. feb Is cots
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TEHE SUBSCRIBER, A RESIDENT OF 81
Paul, NJ. Il. having an extensive knowledge
OF the . government Lands IN Minnesota, wiscon-
SIN, ana iowa, and having great experience IN
locating the anne, IL prepared TO enter Warrants
TO great advantage to those wishing 20 invest
Particular attention given TO procuring lands
contiguous to Railroads when they become sub
ject TO entry.
Lands and Lots in and about the cities Of Super
Tor, Bayfield,, and st Paul, for sale
II. LINDSEY, Kirkwood House,
Jan 2S-lm Washington, d. c.
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ByJAS. c MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
IINKESEHVED SALE OF small Brick
~ Dwelling House and Lot on 18th street,
between north and d streets.-On FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, February 27th, at Az
O'Clock, on the premises shall sell, without re-
serve, the north part Of Lot No 10, In square No.
423 fronting Is feet inches 9TH street bet north
N and U streets, running back 100 feet, with the
Improvements, consisting OF a neat two. story
Brick Dwelling House, containing four rooms
and kitchen.
Terms: One-half cash; the residue in six
months, with interest, satisfactorily secured
Title indisputable
feb % d JAS @ Mcguire, Auct.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, And SILVER
WARE.

WATCHES, JEWEBRY, And SILVER
WARE.
4 AN NOW JUST RECEIVING SOME OF
the most splendid and rich styles Of fne Gold
Jewelry; also, very superior assortment OF
Time Keeping Watches, in gold and silver cases.
Gold SPectacles, Sold Chains, Sold Thimbles,
Seal, Kevs, and every other Article usually kept
In first class Jewelry store.
/ am also manufacturing some very fine solid
silver ware, such as splendid Tea Sets, Pitchers,
inns, 6oblets, Cups, Napkin Rings, sp 'ons,
Forks, Ladies, &c all warranted Standard Silver.
We do not sell Northern made Wares as Of our
own manufacture.
Please call at 33s Pennsylvania avenue.
feb2I n. %. HOOD.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of a writ of
ls1 feIi facias, issued from the Clerks ONCE OF
the Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia, for
the County OF Washington, and TO me dlrected
shall pose to public sale for cash, In mont OF
the Court II louise door OF said county, on IH Y KS
DAY, the l2lh day Of March, 1857, al o'ciock p
IN all defendants rights, title, claim nd intrr-
est I'm and 10 the south half OF Lot No ~, In
SQUARE No 5,7, containing 973 square feet, more
orless, together with, ali and singn ar, the Inn
provements thereon, ia the City Of washington,
o., seed sna t' and viii Viii be sold to satisfy
JUDICIAL No SO, to March term, 1857, Thomas
Hughes, as. George Rhodes, Jr.
j. ID. HOOVER,
s Mammal for the District Of Columbia.
feb II dts .t So
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ByJ G. MCGUIRE Auctioneer
HOUSEHOLD EEFECTS AND RURNI.
n turc at Auctioa.-Un RDAY
AOkNING, February 18th, at 10 O'Clock, shall
sell, at the residence Of gen leman declining
housekeeping, on north street, between 18th
and 10Th ".reeis, all the Furniture ard Effects,
comprising
Walrut-coyeTei Sofa, Arm and Par,oG Chairs
Marble-top CentTe Table, ROut Tables
Ladies' Walnut Secretary and WhatRot
Fancy Chairs, Lounge, Conner Stand
Mantel Ornaments, Vases, Glrandoles
Brussels and other Carpets
Oicioth, Rugs, Window Curtains
shades ard iXtures
Walnut Extension Dining Table
SidebOard, Dining Chairs, Bronze Hat Tree
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Handsome black and gold enamelled marble-top
Cottage Set
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washs;ands
Mattresses. Bols:erS, Pillows, and Blankets
Looking 6ifSses, Toilet Sets Comforts
Cooking and other Stoves
Together with all assortment Of kitchen RequI-
sites.
Terms S25 and under, cash over that sum
credit Of 60 and 90 days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
febA-d JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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SPRING GOODS.

~ OWEN &SON, MILITARY AND NAVAL
Cs Merchant Tailor, No. PIP Pennsyl- a.
vanie avenue, have just opened their first
Invoice OF SPRING GOODS, comprising M
4 choice assortment or Cassimsres and lh
Vestings, 70 which they invite the after ton of
their friends and customers feb 23-dIv
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NJR SALE.-A PAIR OF FINE MULES
Il four years old, and very kind inn
harness. Apply 10 H1R
Nc. s. Green street, 0AeAhs
feb G3-H Georpetovn
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NOR RENT.-TWO LARGE WELL FIN
Il ished Rooms, on the second door, over the
subscribers Marble Show loom. opposite the
site Of the National Theatre. The rooms are sep
aratsd by folding doors; has marble mantels and
gas fixtures. Inquire on the premises
feb2.-2w ALEXANDER RUTHERFORD.
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: EVENING STAR.

81 ADvkkrIskaEETs saoULD n LETT AT TIE OFTIcs
Twelve scLoog, N; orHksvfsE rzEr sor AfrnAR
usTIL
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ENOR SALE.-A STORY FRAME
b. House, ave oom7 and Back Building, on
street south, between Oh and 10th streets, Island
Inquire Of WILLIAM HAMBURGER
feb 26-3ts
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BY A GREEN, AuctioneeT.
tRUSTEk'S SALE.-Cn SATURDAY 18th
Il February, 1857, at4x O'Clock p. IN, in front
Of the premises, by virtue o. deed Of trust to
me, dated Nav i2lh, 1854, and recorded in Biber
A. 3, No II, folios d85, &c one Of the land
records Of Washington county, District of Column
bia, Lot No. l, quaTe No $50, having a trout on
Third street west Of IS feet inches, and IS feet
on 6 street south.
Terms cash.
All conveyances at the cost Of the purchaser
J. H. GODDARD, Trustee
feb Is A. GREEN, Auct'r
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY JAS. c. Mc6 UIRE, Auctionetr.
SFLESDiD LOT OF SILVER.
- Ware nj suctio n.-On FRIDAY morning,
Fe6i uary 18TH, at 10 O'Clock, on the second cor
OF the suction X ooms, shall sell, IN connt1ion
with Sig Vito Viii Scns' sale, a large invoice
OF beautiful Silver pl7ted Ware, just ieceiv, d
from Phiiadclphia, comprising elegant chased
and plain Tea Sets, Salvers, Pitchers. 6oblets,
Gaze Baskets, Fruit Stands, Butter Dishes, Cups
and Saace!s, &c The whole to be sold wItho at
reserve.
Terms cash. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
ito I'D AuctIODefF
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AUCTIoN ss.LEs.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
HANDS TWO.sfORY kAME
Il House and Let as Auctien-On THURS
DAY, the :6th inst I shall sell, In front Of the
premises, at Y O'Clock p III part # Lot No g,
ia square No aeo, with the Improvements, which
are good two-story Frame House, &C.
The above property Is handsomely located on
South 6, between X and 9th streets west
Terms: Ore-fOurth cash I; balance in 6, 12, ard
Is mon'hs, for notes bearing interest from day Of
sale. A deed given and deed II trust tsken
Title indisputab,e. A GREEN,
feb cod AuctIaaeer
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CHARLEY GOoDRICa This little fellow who,
for the last two years, has been well known to
our citizens as an unfortunate juvenile, was
picked up last night by Watchman Birch in q
state Of intoxication Charley is little over
three feet high, about ten years old, and a
sharp boy, but will get drunk when he has a
chance. The liquor was sold to him by a fe-
male, whom the officers intend to prosecute.
Charley was released to gentleman who paid
his costs and promised to take care of him.
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BY BONTZ & CoOMBs, Aucfioneers

BY BONTZ Il CoOMBs, Auctioneers
INTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
H Furniture, dc ON SATURDAY. toe 2s h
instant, at 9H O'Clock m =, we shall sell, a; the
House Furnishing store, No sol 9th street two
doors north Of Pennsylvania avenue, a large and
general assortment OF new and second hand House
Furnishing Goods, such
Sofas, Chairs, Bureaus, Tables
Wardrobes, Bedstesds, Beds, Pillows and Boil
steYs
Cotton and Shuck Mattresses, and Bedding
Looking classes, CTockerv and Wooden Ware
Chtra, Glass and Crockery Ware
Together With many articles too numerous to
mentiOn
Terms: Al sums OF snd under 925. cash ; over
that amount, credit Of 80 and 90 DAYS, for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
feb IS 81 BOTNX & COMBS, Aucts
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For Safo and Rent,

EOOhS, LARGE AND HANDSOMELY
Fufnished, lighted with Gas, for X ent at No.
"a Missouri avenue, between X and 9th street. .
near The National and Browns Hotel feb 26-et1
FOR THREE ROOMS, FUR
nishfd or unfurnished Also. House on
rev I ORR avenue, between l III and 18th streets
INQUIRE on the corner Of 18th and / streets.
feb 26-eC0t
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ENOR RENT.-A BRICK ROUSE, sUITA.
Il BILE for Boarding House, containing
Rooms and Basement, with large Garden, stu
ated on East Capitol street, north side, between
LIST and I'd streets east Terms moderate. Apply
TO VIM II. LANGLEY, Waterman at the North
Gate Of the Capitol feb 24-3t#
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Bye. X. l.. CROWN Il CO, AuctiOneers
WE WILL sELL,ON TUESDAY AZ
w TERNUON, the Sd CT March, at 3 o'ClOc 4 ,
without reserve, four frame Houses, containing
six rooms each, situated on Seventh, between q
ard II streets Island, with right ofa!ley back.
Title indispu'able
Sale positive
Each house now under rent Of eight and nine
dollars per month
Terms: One-third, cash balance In u and -
months, with notes satisfactory endorsed, bearing
interest from the day Of sale
&. X. l.. GROWN Il CO,
feb2i [ILtelll AuI tioneers,
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INCREASED ATTRACTIONS are prssented nj
the Warrington Circus tonight Dan Rice
and his comic mules will afford a diverting
budget of drolleries furthermore, Dan Rice's
pupil, Charley Weed, renowned as a somerset
rider, will make his debut before Washing.
ton audience. Madame Whitby the accom-.
Plished e.questrienne, will appear, as we'll as
Messrs Murray and Holland, who are perhaps
the best acrobats now living.
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r e M o v l.,


COMPLIMENTARY GRAND CONCERT
TO BE GIVEN AT CARUsIs %
By Mr. w, Henry Palmer
for the neatof
URC
WONDERFUL
hwlp
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NOR RENT-A PLEASANT AND AGREE
IL able ummer Residence, with r lower and
Vegetable Garden attached, situated on the North
Capitol Road about 3 minutes walk from the
Corporation limits, and adjoining 6lenwooa
Cemetery Inquire Of WILLIAM EMMERr,
Mount Pleasant feb 23-2w*
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CLASSICAL ACADEMIC READINGS. BY
reference to our advertising columns it will be
seen that Mr. Crouch gives another of these
agreeable entertainments, at the Academy of
Music, this evening. We know of no more
pleasant, as well as profitable, way Of spend
ing an hour than at these lectures, where the
master minds of by-gone ages are invoked
and their creations and songs sung as only
Mr. Crouch can sing them. We perceive he
is to be assisted by his pupils in future.
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ByA. GREEN, AuctioReer.
GOOD TWO.SYOKY FnANZE House
VI and Lot ut Auction.-On MONDAY, the
I'd DAY Of March, shall sell, In front Of the PREM
hes, at half past four O'Clock m haf lot No.
"a, in SO uare No 73i, with the Improvements,
which are good Frame House.
This property Is located next to the conner OF I'd
street east and ID ct south.
The owner being about To leave the city, TIE
property will be sold for cash to the highest bid
der.
All conve vance at cost OF the purchaser
feb2i A. GREEN, AUci.
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A BUSY DAY.-Yesterday, the Mayor had
as much So he could possibly attend to in his
usual business hours In addition to the
transaction of regular business connected with
city affairs, be was pressed by applications for
charity, and apple atoms for appointments as
special officers, under the law passed by the
Councils ct their last meeting We are in
formed that the applicants are very numerous,
and all well Recommended
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AIDES BoNNEr COMES AT
- feb94.I LAMMOND'S.
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4TH MARCH
WE ARE PREPARED TO FILLORDRRs
w for several hundred more MATTRESSES,
10 be delivered before ath March next. We have
now on hand
$50 double Husk Mattresses
100 do Cotton top do
l76 Single do do do
200 do Husk do
Small Cot 90
The trade supplied at Baltimore prices. Ad-
dress FITZPATRICK q BURNS,
feb2i-lw Fairview Steam Mills, AeIendrie, Va.
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FRANKLIN ENGINE-HoUsE -WOrkmen were
employed yesterday in removing the buildings
from the lot on street, near Twelfth, where
the new building for the franklin Fire Com
pany is to be erected This company has long
been considered one Of the most icient COM
Panies of the fire department; and when they
take possession Of their new building they will
endeavor to prevent its becoming obnoxious
to property owners in the neighborhood
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LNOR RENT THAT LARGE AND VERY
l. desirable Store Room and Cellar, No. $50, on
Bridge street, near II gh, GEORGETOWN, formerly
occupied by MYERS & Bro as Dry goods orse,
Clothing store Possession given Immediately.
TO permane nt tenant the rent will be made low
Inquire Of JAMES FULLALOVE, or + =.
WRIGHT, Auctioneer feb 25-2t
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WHOEVER wishes to purchase the finest Gov
cred light wagon and harness ever offered for
sale In this city, should look out for McGuire's
sale On next Saturday morning. I
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LNOR SALE THE FURNITURE IN THE
l. house, ard the Shoemaker Tools, as well as
a stock Of Toys, the property Of the late Charles
Lehman. win be sold either who ,esale or retail,
at street, near lltb. Persons wishing to replen-
ish their stock, or to begin the business, win do
well to call.
feb 25-3ts SOPHIA LEHMAN
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ENOR RENT.-THE WAREHOUSE OPPO-
l. site the west end of the Centre Market on 9th
sueet, which has been occupied for the last five
years as Srocery store, the location Is regarded
as one OF the best la town for a retail cash busi-
ness IL has all the fixtures pertaining to a Gro
Gerry Establishment. To good tenant rent low
Possession on the LIST March 1857 RICHARn
6. BRlSCOE, at Mrs. FltzgeraId's Boarding
House, Penn avenue. feh OK 9,s
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MORE OF WYHANs WONDERS tonight, al
Odd Fellows Hall. Go and be sstonished.
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The WEArHER.-Range of the thermometer
from Thursday noon, Feb 10, to this morning
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VIrRIoL THRoWERs.-Some time since CON-
plants were made nightly to the Captain of
the Auxiliary Guard that ladies had their
clothing burned by vitriol while walking in
the streets or at public places Of amusement
On Thursday night last the Guards went on
duty at o'clock, aud since then complaint.
have ceased. The Guards are directed to look
out for the perpetrators of these viIlainous acts
that they may be properly punished.
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STRANGERS VISITING WASHINGTON
~ during the Inauguration, can be accomno
dated with Board and Pleasant Rooms, at No
4i2 Nj street, near the Navy ard Gate The Navy
Yard Omnibuses run to the door feb rs Ste
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POOMS FOR RENT ROOMS SUITABLE
IL for family, can be had at No 39i 4ih street,
between Indiana avenue and Il street. Apply 10
JONAS SLICK, 422 Penn. aveuue, between Az
and 9Th streets feb 25-Iw
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ut the Union Chapel Fair at Iron all. and "A
the Lutheran Fair at Metropolitan Hall.
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DLEASANT ROOMS FURNISaED, WITH
comfortable Board, 1! desired, may lie had by
application TO No. l3}, Seven Buildings, Penn.
avenue Feb IS 5tF
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NOR RENT "A GOOD AND SPACIOUS
Furnished Bedroom. Apply at No. d35 9Th
street between ard III streets. feb 25-lwt
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THE STREETS AND ALLEYS Tho regula-
tons relative TO the cleanliness of the streets
and alleys will be enforced by the proper off
GERS, who are now paying particular attention
TO that subject Hous-keepers will do well to
bear in mind that the season is approaching
when the necessity arises for a strict observ.
snce OF the regulations of the Board Of Health,
and the penalties will be applied in all cases
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TIE lNAUGURArIOS.-The Baltimore Sun
says that the commissioned officers of the irst
rife regiment Of Baltimore met last evening
at WilkinsOn's, in Holiday street Col. Babb
was called TO the chair. The meeting resolved
that il was inexpedient for the regiment to 20
to Washington in body, but the commits
ons1sDficers resolved TO 90 in uniform They
will start on the morning Of the 4th
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YESTERDAY was Ash Wednesday, the COM
mencement Of the season Of Lent which il OBJ.
served by Catholics and Episcopalians as a
period Of abstinence.
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WATCH RErURNs.-C. D. Goodrich, drunl
paid costs; John Bowling nd Albert D'Estg
o5structing the street, dismissed Thoma
Mouly and Michael Daily, drunk, fined S
each and costs.
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rcoNMuNIcArrn

The RkvIskD coDK-UerRY.-chap. D, ..o
0, provides that parties may " contract for the
payment OF any rate Of fnterest on money ), ana
tnat 'any Judgment or decree rendered on sncb
contract shall conform thereto "a Chan lao re-
Peals statutes heretofore enacted Including those
providing penalties for usury 'A0'e
The adoption OF these propo,it,on. viii ~
actly Tsrer0 the present policy of the law Tha
Insurer Will he permitted TO appear in our courts
10 demand and recover his usury The .:nonnd
oil hesh' Is to be adJudged TO him regardless M
the "bloot " he may spill in taking n IN will
oS observed that any rate OF interest is epal1ed
inere Is no limit whatever A mans usr,,,it,
Is to be the usurer's limit. The evil of usnrv -
unknown to the Revised Code Is n TINE
then, that Divine anathemas have been burIsd
against the Insurer when there has been NO sucb
crime az usury' Have civilization and Chris
.iahlty condemned usury when there is no such
tnlnS as nsnry! Has mankind been pursuing a
shGdoT since creations dawn and IL remai5ed
until now 10 discover it, Is the wisdom Of our
coulners more excellent than that of Solomon ,
Does their morality transcend the religion of the
DIoie Inspiration, Christianity, and civili,a-
non NAT are these compared to the wisdom
anu nghteousnesS OF the new Code what their
authority Let the Insurer no more hide his ig
homlnlous head What if our Saviour did over
lufh the tables of the money changers and drive
theIn from the temple IL Is now proposed that
the best government on earth, and a Christian
community, shall restore them. The shame of
me Insurer has been upon him for ages Now
MS gfOTyis to be made to appear Bow down
We nsnrrrs, in humble alteration It well be-
comes yOu to ne thankful. Sound aloud the
praise of the Revised Code But Christian
where art thou, Seest thou the iubilee Of the
Insurer, Seest thou the deflement. and wilt not
thou follow thy masters example! wilt no.
thou, too, oveTturn the tables of these money
changers and drive them from the temple of
Justice. JusTITn.
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DYsPEPsIA AND FIT5.-Dr. Tracy Delorme great
Gnrs5 OF was for several years so bad
!! amcted ~ dy' pepsla that for part Of the time
he Was confined t1 his bed III was Eventually cur red
by a pTescI ptIon furnished him by young ciarvoy
ant Elri. This prescription, given by a mere child
while IN state of trance, has cured every body who
has taken II, never having la led once. Ii is equally
"a sure IN eases Of hts as of dyspepsia The ngre-
dents NAV be found in any drug store. I will send
this valuable prescription To any person who will
supply me with he nrmes tand resdencesD Of or
more, individuals suffering with diseases of the
chest, lungs, throat, knowledge of such inva-
lids and the way 20 reach them AID To my rsgu-
lar business. Address DIR. Tracy DeloTIne, New
Anrk pnsf nhcA
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AUCTION sALM.

by BADEN 4 LOwNDS, Auotioueers.
E4Er rsr,srvE SALE OF BOUsEHOLD
gentleman declining housekeeping. en- Ish sr ~
isnsts H. sn1 strsets Lslssd the dag Win dss
~ q M, large assortment of Hons ehold and KitcS
Gu t h,n,sure consisting IN part Of
aandsome rosewood Pianos.
beds Bedsteads and Beddns 4F
Brocatel and other Chars.
Divans, Sofas, Curtains. &c.
stoves, Cutlery, &c.
carpets, Dinner and Tea Sets,
keeping Goods. vi House-
erms; All sums ofand under $50 cash the hal
snce a. ~ and 90 days, for notes satlsfactoriIy en-
dorsed, bearing interest. On
aoa BADEN A LOwNDs. Auots.
"a Market space.
,ilJ INF ABONE SALE Is UNAVOIDABI,Y
rostponed until TUESDAY, the sth instant. same
d. BADEN & LOwNDs. Auet..