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The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07

During the late political canvass in
Michigan, surgeon dentist was making
an excellent speech in one of the interior
towns. A low fellow belonging to the
other party interrupted him with the
question:
What do you ask to pull TOOTH
doctor p
81 will pull all your teeth for shil-
ling, and your nose gratis, was the reply
Of the speaker.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07
WEEKLY COLU MBIAN
lowe NO MAN A DOLLAR.
By CHARLES c. SHIRAs

By CHARLES C. SHIRAs.
Oh, do not envy, my own dear wife.
The wealth of our next door neighbor,
But bid me i'll be stout of heart,
And cheerfully follow my labor.
You must know the last of those little debts
That have been our lingering sorrow,
Is paid this night So wen both go forth,
With happier hearts tomorrow.
Oh, the debtor is but shame faced dog,
With creditors name upon his collar;
While Pm king and you queen,
For we owe no man dollari
Our heighbor you saw in his coach to-day.
With his wife and his Haunting daughter.
While we sat down at our coverless board.
To a crust and cup Of water,
saw that the tear drop stood in your eye,
Though you tried your best to conceal it
know that the contrast reached your heart
And you could not help but feel it;
But knowing now that our scanty fare
Had freed my neck from the collar,
You'll join my laugh, and help me shout,
That we owe no man dollar
This neighbor, whose show has dazzlel your eyes,
In fact ie a wretched debtor
pity him oft from my very heart,
And wish that his lot we're better.
Why, the man Is the vericst slave alive.
For his dashing wife and daughter
Will live IN style, though ruin should come
So he goes like lamb to the slaughter;
But he feels 1t the tighter every day,
That terrible debtor collar!
Oh, what would he give, could he say with US,
That he owed no man dollar!
You seem amazed, but I'll tell you morc
Within two hours met him
Sneaking away with frightened air,
As ifa hend had beset him
Yet he fed nom every worthy man,
Whom met with the greatest pleasure
Whom called BY name and forced to stop,
Though he said he not at leisure.
He held my last note ! so held him fast,
Till he freed my neck from the collar;
Then shook his hand as proudly said,
"Now, owe no man dollar -
All now you smile, for you feel the force
or the truths Ihave been repeating;
lknew that a downright honest heart
In that gentle breast was beatingI
Tomorrow I'll rise with giants strength,
To follow my daily labor;
But, ere we sleep, let us hurnbly pray
For our wretched next door neighbor
And we IL pray for the time when all shall be free
From the weight of the tettor's collar
When the poorest will lift up his voice and cry,
''Now, owe no man a dollarp'
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07

An editor of Iowa has been fined two
hundred and fifty dollars for hugging a
girl in meeting. "Cheap enough" says
another of the fraternity 1--WE once hug
ged girl in meeting, and it has cost us
a thousand year ever SINCE"
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07

Gen. Lee one day found DR.. Cutting,
the army surgeon, who was handsome
and dressy man, arranging his cravat
complacently before glass.
"Cutting," said Lee, "you must be
the happiest man in creation"
"Why, General ?"
"Why," replied Lee, "because you
are in love with yourself, and have not a
rival on the EARTH"
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07

PRENTICE, of the Louisville Journal,
speaking of gentleman with whom he
is not on very good terms, says:
He talks as if his diet were lion-steaks,
seasonep with gunpowder and broiled on
burning lava, whereas his actual diet is
probably rabbits livers, sleeps plucks,
and pigeons gizzards.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07

A servant girl fell against a hot stove
in such a manner as to brand upon hel
arm the date, which happened to be or
the stove, 1889. A surgeon was sent for
who, however, happened to be absent
and in his place an assistant came bu'
when he saw the date he shook his head
and said to himself: "There is no lon
ger any help for this, it is too old an in
iury.''
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07
FOR 1,ooe PERSONS ,

WANTED IMMEDIATELY Agents in every county
in the United States to engage in the sale OF THE GAR
DEN OF THE WORLD; OR TIFF GREAT WEST: ITS Hnt-
TORY. ITS WEALTH, IT'S NATURAL. ADVANTAGES, and
IT'S FUTURE Comprising complete guide TO emigrant,
with fun description of the different routes Westward
by c. W. DANA, of Chicago. H., Author Of 'Westsre
Sceaes." Life in the Vest y &c se. With statistics
and facts from Hon. Thomas H. Benton, Hon. Hous-
ton. Col j. C. Fremont and other old settlers. Compr.
out line history Of the whole West froaa the tp,s
of the first hunter who tro It's 2sthess woods
the whistle of the last locomotive that has
boundless prares giving full description Of ths Soil
Climate, and farming of each State and n,rre
ry Also the Railroads completed in progress. and
pectei together with the Religious Education
al provisions and Population from tie statisics Of 1870
and 1856 12mo muslin: ito pages Retail prize 81 ?b
Address d. RUIISoN. No 81 South Third street Phils
deipha, or if residing West, 70 H. " Ruson Cincinnati
Ohio
sample copy Will he maiisd post pad) receipt
price. Also fun list of my publications., sith
agents.
&s- Editors Of any regular wpakiy paper or month
fy periodicals throughout the United States giving
above advertisement four nsertfnns including
this notice. and sending copies of fhe papers, Sc
containing the shall have copy mailed 10 thew
address. postage paid. [jhn3l-+tl H. Y.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07

A servant girl, on leaving her place
was accosted by her master as to her rea
son for leaving. "Mistress is so quick.
tempered that cannot live with her,
said the gill. WELL" said the gentle
man, "you know it is no sooner begun
than it is over" "Yes, sir. and no soon
er over than begun again."
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07

% This line is to make the column.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07

II. Ii. Tinkum, Newspaper and Magazine polot
Post Office Building Corner of Main and Fulton Strss,a
and Albert Leavift, Book and Stationery Store Corner
of Main and State Streets hase all the above
for sale in Columbia.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07
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~ and Postmasters. to circulate American National
Works. Re Read the following liberal proposition.
To any person who viii sch Fifty copes of either Of tho
two following works
I. THE NATIONAL HISTORY OF THE [ 'NITED sTArPss.
Colonial Revolutionary. and CONSTITUTIONAL. chiefly from,
National documents. By T. :. LOSING and f.
Beautifully illustrated 2 vols. royal CLOTH 81
II. THE STAFSMAN'S MANUAL: Containing the IIvys
MESSAGES and ADMINISTRATIONS Of the PRESIDENTS FROM,
WASHINGTON to PIERCE. vols. with fine Portraits
cloth, gilt 80 and will remit the less the be
raj Commission) to the Publisher, will be allowed PRx
of FIFTY DOLA2S worth of Books selected frsua
| the following List
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MRS EIIs's CHOICE WORKS TIN FAMILY CIRCLE
plates. 2 vols Svo. cloth, 90,
| THE AMERICAN ODD FELLOWS LITERARY MUSEUM,
80 Steel Engravings vols. Svo.. cloth 3 on,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-08

AM IN POSSESSION of some valuable certificates
IN favor OF the Consumption Destroyer; also Of it's
efficacy III relieving bronchial disease attended with
severe cough. The Sy rup is pleasant aud safe and
is composed OF roots aud herbs procured from the
Blue Ridge: 1t common article. They are
nicely enveoped IN my circulars where my place of
residence liz seen.
The extract of flower called the pha Ointment
Tor the Piles can with the Syrup, DO iou nd at Mr.
&. Stotts; the syrup is at several other places on
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, well as Georg etOwn at
Mr.: Newman's on Bridge street. In Alexandra at
LedDetters. In Baltimore, at Hance's, lG8 BaltI-
more street.
Notlce.-Ali those who have found relief from the
use oil thls syrup would confer a favor M. A.
Mount by forwarding them their certificates as early
pOSsble. diff
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By WALL, A. NAQn A,

BY WALL Il BARNARD,Au
Corner OF PtnnSylrdnfd dtthns dnd ets street.
|pERGMproRYs SALE OF FRESH FRUITS,
bsssals AT IS y
without reserve, large assortment Of fGesh F9oif
GROCERIES, DC, consisting of - : I--sI :
$50 whole, half and quarter boxes fresh layer and
100 drums, boxes. and ffails Figs. 1 ss...s s,s-
10 10 boxes fresh Lemons; 10 cases Currants =
cGasss, Teas. Mustard, Spices ss Sc.
A 4, SSns. 91sr .n5 and %o fancy sosI. "a
PRIME psm baskets Olive OIL
Darrels and 10 half barrels Sugar house Syrup
10 do Prime Moassss ~
p barrels R and casks s. Brandy and whsk,
with many other articles in the Grocery line-all
MARSHAL'ss ALE.-In virtue of three writs
te JnnasTy the &c eisfs sn Once
Of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
shall pose to public sale. for CASH in front Of the
spd p
Bsws o IF Salt S ~ ss q, s Of
dsT .aS so The property Of John
~ ID D. H Sp9 4vlEGssR M arshsiS'
q s-ts for the District OF Columbia.
ErR RS TAMHs SSS
L GOODS AT Public SALE.-On THURSDAY
MORNING, Dec. TO- at 10 O'clock at the furniture
= ore, No - Ninth street, a few doors north of
PennaJ wanna avenue, shall sell q large and ex cal
lent assortment OF furmture-comprsing
Mari top and PLAIN Mahogany Bureaus
Walnut w hatnOts, Fancy Chairs
Rosewood and walnut marble top Centre and Soft,
Tables RI ~ "
Mahogany hair spring seat Sefas and Parlor Chairs
Cane and wood seat Chairs
Arm and Nurse Rockers, Lounges
Painted w ardrobes and Washstands
Cottage BedsteaGs. Clocks
Gilt and MahOg any framed Mirrors
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Sllver-p plated Table and Tea Spoons
llusk and husk and cotton Mattresses holsters and
Pillows ~
Towel Racks and Chidren's Cbairs
Breakfast and Dining Tables, &c.
Together with many other articles in the House.
furnishing line.
Terms: $50 and under, cash: over that su,n a Gre
dat of one and tive months for Satisfactorily endors
cd notes bearing interest.
dSd j. c. Mcguire. Auct'r.
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New York NlarIe,.-

NRw YORK, Dec. s.-FloIr declined sale. Of
.,oou DDS State - .6Oai 10; Ohio s5 2Oa5 IS
sOuIhern IS I5as5 40 -
w neat dulI Corn has declnin: tendency
Pork is declined mess SD 25aSI6 * :. nTf,os
sli 75al5 ~. Beef X dull
Whisky il dull Ohio 93r
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fiUunegal

NEw oRK. Dec -Storks are pener,IIv Anil
Chlcago aud Rock Island IS; Cumberland Cal
20. 9Ai Illinois Central Railroad - x; do bond,
la Crosse and Milwaukee ~; Michigan
southern and n. Ind Igx; New York Central
:. % Penn Coal Co Cos; Reading SIS; Missouri
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HaltImere Markets

BALTIMORE, Dec. S.-Of w heat the common
QUALITIES are dull; prime better: reds sIasl vs.
ilir 10 good white 81 O5al.I5 Corn-uew white
'Zh''S.' yellow 4saSic. Whisky 22k a23Xc
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WATCH RETURNS. - John Smith, Ireland
drunk; workhouse 80 days VIM. Edwards, pa
do; fine and costs S3.4i James Grady drunk
and disorderly. Andrew Dougherty, Ireland
DO; hne and costs, s34i. John Powers Md
shooting Edward A. Lutts jail for a hearing
James ShOrtwell, taken for James Powers, dis
MISSED John McDewt, disofdcrly, hne and
costs 81 Nineteen lodgers--all non resi-
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MRS. HAIE'S NEW COOK BOOK, 81.
" ", Mrs hae $ Receipts Tor the Million, sl.25.
W lddlLeld's NewCook Book, 81,
Miss l.esle's Lsdy's House Book el
Mas Leslle's New Cookery Book 81 o.
Mrs. Cmlds' American Frugal tiuusewIfa q cfs
seventy hive Receipts for Pastry, Cakes and
Sweetmeats, = cts. ~
Miss Beecher's Domestic Receipt Book, 81 cts.
The HousekePper's Book, 80 cts
The amy Receipt Book for Making Bread, r OILS,
&c; Is cts.
The Household Manager, by Charles Pierce, Lon
don; 95 cts.
Miss I.eslie's New Receipts for Cooker, 81.
Miss Leslie Two Humid ed Receipts for French
Cookery, 2. cts.
DIR. kItcheuer's Cooks Oracle ~ CTS
Domestic Cookery, ~ cts.
The French Cook, Is cts.
Cookery. Carving, aud Etiquette of he TsIss nm
don; IS cts.
Mrs; RandOlPh's Virginia Housewife, 80 eta
lie Culsiner lmpersl, Paris; S225
ShiIIlngs Worth OF Practical Receipts, London :;
dS FRANCK TAYLOR
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CHICKERING & SONS PIANOS.

rHICKERING & SONS PIANOS
Just received, number of Pianos, including su-
perb ParOr Grand perfect duplicate to-
the one used bv NJ. Thalberg at his lastN=ES
concerts IN this city. This instrument wasIIINVl
invented by the Messrs. ChIckering, and is made
only by them, having patent action.
The subscribers stock, in number, quality and
variety of style, embracing Pianos from four of the
best Boston and New York factories. far surpas SEES
other in this city. he purchases ex elusvely
for cash and with long experience in the business
he will guaranty To the best lnstrum
per.
Second hand Pianos taken in part payment.
A number Of ond-hand Pianos for rent, or for
sale ut low prices. ~
A good assortment OF superior Meodeons and of
Martins celebrated Guitars. 70.
A superior Harp by Evard of Paris. for sale,
s.-.- RfCHARD DAVIS,
n 5-pO5t Pam a,-anno
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lT WILL PAY to look in at FRANCIS, on Seventh
street. lie has all tho new and useful articles toI
Housekeeping, and a large stock of Baskets, Cabas
Brushes, Combs, Pocket Knives, Razors, Scissors
&c. lie Is selling low. 5-Iw
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SPECIAL NOrIcE.-FOr PerfuIned Breath, White
Teeth, and Beautiful Compile xiOn, use Balm of
loo Flowers " For dressing Ladies' hair use
Woodland Cream !" new pofnade il causes gem
temens hair to curl beautifully. Price 50 cents
each. w. p. FETRIDGR Co
- PrSprietOrs, New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington
TAYLOR 4 MAuRY, Booksellers, between eth and
10th ST., Pa avenue. nI7
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III NOTICE.
~ r. undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
and the public generally, as he is determined a.
to do only cash business, heOG make to
order GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING inthe M
best manner and at lower prices than any NM
other establishment in the City. s-A
Please give him call, and assure Yourself of the
+. SCHALK,
Merchant Tailor, No. 26S Pa. avenue.
II lmt south edo
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-Dr. Tracy Delorme great
cure5 of Consumption, was for several years bad
~ ALL Icted by dy pepsia that for part of the time
he was confined to his bed He was eventually cured
by a prescription furnished him by young clalrvOy
ant girl This prescription, given by a mere child
has taken It, never having failed once 1t is equally
as sure In cses of hts as of dyspepsia. The ingrs-
this valuable Prescrpt iOn to any person who will
supply me with he nrmes land residences of ten or
more, individuals suffering with diseases of the
chest, lungs, throat, knowe ledge of such inva
lids and the way to reach them, aid to my regu
York Post Office.
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The Lennon slave c,..
fhe Case of DoRuelIy

NEW YORK, Dec. The Lennon slave c,s.
has been decided by the Supreme Court sfarmIng
the decision Of Judge Paine, declaring the slaves
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TOYS, TOYS TOYS, with all kinds of F anoy Goods,
for Christmas presents, at SHEpD's n w Store nth
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New York Bank S,a,,me,,

NEW YORK, Dec .. The weekly .tatsr,.n, .,
the CITY banks foot mp as follows Loans IN.
creased Sl.37Ooni specie 81 ,766 900; cIrrulation
81, 90, and decrease in deposits OF 81 ON .Ge6
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BY J. e. McG UIRE, AuctIoneer
INTENSIVE SALE OF HANDSOME CAR
~ RIAGES:-On THURSDAY MORNING, Dec.
10th, at II O'Clock, in front of the Auction Rooms
shall sell the following described Carriages:
superl Tor and handsomely finished single and don
BILE Rockawsys.
handsome Park FERtOns,
I do double do.
slide-seGt Buggy,
oval window Charlotte,
glass door do.
shifting top Buggy,
no top do.
Carry all,
SIX passenger Carriages Of various patterns and
finish. ~
secondhand French Coupee,
l set Double Harness.
The above are of superior make and finish and
WILL be guaranteed for an addition of five per cent.
Terms cash.
dS-d J. C. McGIuRE Auc,ionaar
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DIR. POPE,
Home OPdthtc PaySIcfan and SUrgsOa
DE Men0u Chain Buildings, No. JIG n street
north side, between 18th and 18th SITS. -eo3m
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wv oODLAND CREAM" for the hair; BALM OF
THOUSAND FLOWERS, for cleansing the teeth and
beauti ing the complexion. The genuine article to
be had at Jos. SHiI.LINGToS's bookstore, OdeOn
Building. corner 90 street and Pa. avenue. nl9 If
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DIED.,

AT Alton, Illinois. on the 11th November, Mrs.
MARY ElLEN kELLENBERGER, in the ath
year of her age. - --''"-'
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AUCTION SL.t'

TO DAY q TOMORROW MORNING.
~ BY A. GREEN. Anctioneer,
FURNIIUREi PRoVENDER, HORSES.
NESDAY, the 9th December, l shall sell, at the
ate residence of Rein Arnold, Esq. near Good
HOPE, An this District, commencing at 10 O'clock
Sexcellsnt Work Horses, j Cow
good one horse Carnage and Hrness
Lot of Farming Utensils, Fodder, &c.
Also, 20 cords Oak Wood. Fl.
With good lot OF Household and Kitchen
Terms An sums under san, cash: over S2o. q
REIN ARNOLD.
nSp,QI&6-G IL A, Ok KEN. Auctioneer.
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FURNISHED AND UNPUBLISHED Rooms
l. for rent, with or without Board, pleasantly sItu-
ated. Inquire at Mrs. STEELE'S, No. 80 Missouri
avenue. between Ar and Sd streets dS-eoStt
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Fun hGN AMI DALE.
Az ELEGANT MT. T I, 20 CARRIAGE
"A Ior sale. Apply at s2 street. d8-3t"
TWO SUITS OF FURNISHED ROOMS to
L rent at No: pa + street, between l4th and 18th
and back of Wizards Hotel. d82t1 =
FOR RENT:1A newly papered and painted
u BRlCk HOUSE, three stories, with out CON
the Avenue, on 18th street north. Terms reasona-
Die T. Apply upon the premises. rD,.,,
EOR r. NT.-Several handsom Furnished
L ROOMS, or the entire House. II desired. To-
eaton directly opposite the National Hotel, No. s67.
EoRsAhE OR LEAsE,;-A two-story BRICK
Streets sdjonnT the union Printing Once anu hI'h
= Also. a co!ored Man to hire by the month or year.
street and nth streets, General Agent
Hnn .-onector. DIST
EORRENT-TwO large furnished front Rooms,
waite family. convenient to the Capitol. Apply east
side Sd street first house above T.. d5-St
FOR RENT.-Two BEDROOMS and PAR
L hoR adjoining, on the second floor, in very
street. d I-at-
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-A suite
Il OF Rooms In the immediate vicinity of the
7th. near the States Once, or at S6, under Browns
ds-iw lUmon& statesl .t
FOR RENT.-Several very pleasant ROOMS.
IA one OF the most desirable locations in the
HotsI So Is Ec Ss "a ave .'0nA
d2-7t
FOE RENT,-Thres PARLORs and FIVE
CHAMBERS, haRdsomsly furnished, in r
no l6- eOtf
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED Rooms
aed nanr s at E GT ws4ggt sG-
avenue. 6elwee AZ and Sd streets dS-sost'
FURNISHED HOITSE EOR RENT- do.i
rable and handsomely Furnished House, CON-
yenIently located IN pleasant part of the city, will
Sass H' XXI rssis
For RENT.-Elther furnished or unturnshed
No. s Be
minutes walk from the Capitol, with three-sta
Poliat Sse2g
odeon Bulldlna, corner "a street and Pa. auenue.
CARD.-RARE CHANCE.-Twelvs large and
- handsome Rooms. with Bath rooms, &c, i c..
GG set furnished e suitable fol
are over our establishment, Pa. avenue, between 9th
WALL. STEPHENS L co.
ls-lm lStaLes)
FOR RENT OR LEASE.-A large and eomme-
Il dIous double HOUSE, with water, gas, and
garden The house is elegantly furnished and IN
the most central and desirable location. The house
wn be leased with the furniture for term of ears
apply TO WIN. WALL, of Wall, Stephens d Co.,
a2 Pa, avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets.
nor RENT.-Prof. H. w. NUMBER having
Il fitted up his Hall in elegant manner, which
renders 1t one of the prettest in this city will
Dinners, or Promenade Concerts. Apply at the
Hall on Tuesday, Wednesdsy, and Thursday even
His School now open for the reception OF pupils
on tuesday and Thursday afternoon and evening.
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NOR RENT.-PrOf. ii. w. MUNDER having
L fitted up his Hall in elegant manner, which
renders II one of the prettiest in this CITY will
he rented upon moderate terms for Sorees, Suppers
Dinners, or Promenade Concerts. Apply at the
Hall on Tuesday, w ednesday, and Thursday even
ings from TX until 81 O'Clock.
His School is open for the reception of Oh n *
on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and evening.
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DANIEL C.. DIGGES Trustee.
November 10, l8j7. l9-lawtIOth DeoS IN .

BY JAS. G. cGUIRE, AuctIoneer.
NALUABEE COUNTRY SEAT AT ArCTIoN.
Owing to the Incemency of the weather YES
terday, and the present pressure the money mar
ket, Mai. q. Tochman has POSTPONED the pub
lie sale of hrs residence and farm Summer MI
IN the County of Alexandra, Va, until MONDAY
the 4h oil January next at 10 o'clock a. M. ON the
premises. In the meantime, they are offered for
private sales and further information as to terms of
sale may be obtained al the auction store of
T.. Mcclure.
JAS. C.. MCGUIRE,
oc H-2aW Auction and Comm sslon Merchant
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MARSIIAL'S SALE.-In virtue orthree wriis
III oil tierl Facas, issued from the Clerks Once
OF The Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
t ah. C"unty OF Washington, and TO me directed,
Court house door OF SAID county. on TIIURSDAY
the iOih OF December, at IL O'clock No., the following
aescLlDed property Ia witt all defendant rtght, Ia
", IN square NO. 57I, commencing p feet INCHES
from The northeast corner of said lot fronting &c feet
Inches ON street north between NH and 10Th SIS
west and running lack that width the whole depth
OF me lottogether with all and sing lar the improve
nents thereon, seIZed and levied upon as the prom
cry OF William d. Acken, and will he sold 10 sails-
~ Judlcas Nos sol, S7S, and 579, to October term
Clark, Peter J. Steer, and Fielder 81. Magrudsr, RS
William ID. Acken. J. d. HOOVER
5-dtds Marshal for the Dis of Cl,lnn,hin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-08

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.-A desi-
u rable and handsomely Furnished House, con-
yenIently located IN pleasant part of the city, Will
be rented Tor SIX months, or by the year. Please
refer for information TO J, e. CLARKE, Esq
office of Riggs& Co. Is If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-08

II OR RENT,-Thres PARLORS and five
L CHAMBERS, handsomely furnished, in r
street North, between 18th and l4th, No.256.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-08

EOR RENT.-SeveraI very pleasant ROOMS
l. IN one OF the most desirable locations in the
city being In the Immediate vicinity of the National
and Browns Hotel. No. IS Louisiana avenue.
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