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The Washington union., 1857-11-21
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BY A. GREEN, Auctionecr.

ENXTENSIVE sale of very superior furniture at
" Tuesday the 2ah inst shalI SELL at 10 O'Clock,
a. M furniture No 800 street the
ncr o street. large and assortment Of mahogany wal
nut, maple furniture, viz
Mahogany marblc-top bureaus
and sofa tables
Walnut marble top ctcgercs, bureaus, and tables
Mahogany and walnut siaeboards, sofas
Spring and other chairs
Mahogany cherry, and walnut extension dining tables
hatracks, writing quartctte, and other tables
Roset, cottage and other bctsteads
wardrobcs e-scat chairs or every description
Handsome mahogany and walnut whanots
painted cottage chamber sets
Cribs, cradles looking glasses, toilet sets, dc.
large of other articles which deem unnecessary TO
M
sums CASH s2a, and not exceeding
thirty sixty days $50, thirty sixty and
ninety days for all cf credit bearing interest," aud salts
actoriy endorsed A. GREEN,
Nov 2f-3ttMST Aucioneer.
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BY j. O. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

TJNRUsTEE'S s Sale Of Valuable Improved Real Iss-
i lolse.r- OF a deed
of Thomas Comfy bearing date the
of the lss7 and recorded IN ber W D. No.
136 cs a. IS 16 ~ and ls q The land records for wash
ngton county Columbia The
holder secured1 will sell al puhc auroh 10 the
highest bidder saturday the 3is day oi ociober m e year
O'Clock the premises, that valuable improved
krkwood House, staacd t the corner
Of Twelfth street aud Pennsylvania avenue IN 'he c % Washing
ground known on the plan o the
city Washington Of lots numbered two f ana thfee 90
handred and twenty Two 5xs and des
c. the subdivision made by John Mcc
land Of said lots numbered ( and three 80 a. VIII more iug
appear said Subdivision recorded N tho
Of said city c Washington togsthe with all
buildings thereon, and privileges and appuT
thereto belonging.
Terms five thousand purchase be
cash and the residue thereof six equal instinen ats
the q sale for which the several pon1ssosy ntss
VIII required his worder and py
endorsed deed Of trust the All
be the ef the purchaser The trustee will only
In him, by The deed Of trust Iheue
TO the premises IS believed be indispitable.
the complied with IN ten days from the day
the right at hts option either to annu
weeke notice 20 resell the property ut the
the purchaser such the trustee may
THos .. sEsElEs, Trustee
~ 2f.s-tsf ittff JAS c. MCGUIRE
81, s0--eoaxds fs1 llas-4t Anctioneer.
SeS- The above sale is postponed until Tuesday,
'0'N'''' i S THO !. sEMNEs Trustee.
octsl-d JAS MCGUIRE, Aeaiioneer.
g6S~ The above sale is further postponed until
Tuesday afternoon l5 1861 hour aud place
s. ,.ssT 4, 4,7i THO. j. sEsSlES, Trustee.
Nov le-2aw&ls ~ JAS c. MCGUIRE, Anctioneer.
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, AuctiOnecr.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPHnY

property the Of Pennsylvania
streeton "Wednesday afternoon, November 26 O'clock
premises by decd OF trust dated 22d November 1854
and recorded In iber A. S. No. 49, oos a75, sc
for Washington county subscriber viii public
the highest bidder The following described property
Beginning the Intersection OF Pcnnsy and 10Th street
running wewary along the line OF
the wall which divides tho Of
the Seven Buildings from the second housc Of the said
from the end thereof thence northwary
along the the said dividing wall the wall along
Of the stable said the aey casward
along said alley 10Th street, southwardy
along the line Of said 10th street TO he place Of beginning with the
consisting Of excellent thrccAtory brick dwelling
house, with brick stables, 30.
Terms mado known at SALE ~, s6ss
wM A. MIX, Trustee.
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
Nov l2--d AucioneeT.
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TIME GIRLS DELIGIIT--PAPER DOLLS
IL Miss Florence, with her wardrobe complete
Miss Hattie, with dresses for all occasions
Frankour young friend appears variety OF charac
sometimes school boy, sometimes .young gentw
Nellie young lady tho upper ten with dresses Sc sufficient
In elegance for princess Of "the blooin
Clara, with wardrobe we supplied with various articles
of the riches, and costly description.
Paper Furniture or Paper Dolls price Is each, rs
the For sale at
TAYLOR & MAURY'5
Nov Ia--3t Bookstore street.
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Non-ExpIosive ETHEREAL Oh.

rJyHE frequent and heartrending results from the
use Of other liquids for illuminating purposes
OF substance which affords All the
gs those preparations without any danger from ana
by the subscriber who the agent Tor us sale
in the District viii sell tho explosive eterml oil
quantity charged for lis fearful and dangerous and
the only depot for us sale In this Guy
Corner Eleventh street and + street north
Oct 10--eodom FIR sTUTz, Grocer.
TIyRUNKS. TRUNKS, TRUNKS.--Just received,
trunks Samuel oovers boot shoe and trunk eslnb
shnent Iron Hail. between 9th and loh Streets ave
ts5tat slaaa@f~aeit trfeAs t
Also this received from New York.
genemens sole leather IRON and WOOD frame
travelling bonnet boxes valses aud carpet bags
AS they bought least 20 per cent less than e usual
mandatory prices cent less than estab
fslmcnl south Of New York city, for cash also.
OF ladies' gentemen misses boys ohh
drons shoes for fall and winter wear
All in want articles win please call before
purchasing elsewhere . .
SAMUEL r. HOOVER,
Iron Hall, Pennsylvania avenue,
Nov 1a-eoaw between 9th and 10th streets.
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ID III. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
lOs his oco his residence Franklin of and
rhenth strse lie win continue his attention principal
" TO cases in thc United States Supreme Court
2s-dn
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DICH plain black silks and silk robe--A full and
le complete stock at unusually low prices.
pieces plain and ribbed black beaver clotls for ladies'
cloaks
200 dozen ladies' gentIemens Paris kid gloves
10 cartons long brochc shawl with all other kinds OF shaw
and
All the entire stock marked at ts actual cash value in plain
figures
One price only deviation. ssa va ass4f
correspondents send supplies
daily tsfsl5
Wednesdays Fridays, from generally
leisure those who
make their purchases eisurc and avoid the crowd avail them
selves suggestion.
TO the verbal inquiries that frequently made Of
The time designated also devoted the sales
showing
desire TO inspect Il for their qualification
happy but
proper regard
above the opI,ortunc periods for the objects.
Good articles low prices and fair dealing be relied on in all
PERRY h BROTHER
Central Stores, building,
Nov 1o--I0tdf opposite Centre Market
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pLACK SILK VEIYETS (all pure sik) choice
I'D grades, all widths, low prices.
With Of Ia all adapted
for general family consumption aasa
New supplies from tho North and East daily.
The entire marked cash figures
One price only; deviation permitted. ss
We opening any bills with strangers. IN
closing all bills settled promptly whom pre-
send We have reduced this point speciality and fixed
Z a5sTss.as y si58 3
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may be relied all
q 4f3, IS
Strangers cordially
FERRY BROTHER
ts zoe la1f Central Stores, II building,
Nov lo--1otdn opposite the Centre Market.
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Miss Christie johnson,
rrAcrKR oF Eiocrrrov,

further information apply Blanchard Mohun At their book
store Of Pennsyvans and Eleventh street
NOV 6-U
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A Card to the Citizens of the District.

A Card to the Citizens of the District.
+ N entering '.new building, which we have
taken of thanks 10 the
people Washington Georgetown their liberal patronage;
return, have erected building which will
be ornament to the city with large and saloon with all The
and comfort Of and the establishment
necessary
industry, BY justice integrity,
hope to give satisfaction to oil.
WALL, STEPHENS, Il CO.
No. 322 Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets
30-d4wf 65
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nNE HUNDRED SONGS OF SCUTLAND, music
~ and words London. 81 cents.
One Hundred Popular Songs music and words London 81
Tho Book Of American Songs, London. 81 cents.
The Book Of English Songs VOL illustrated london rs
The Universal songster vos Syc London illustrated by Cuk
shank IS So s
The Songs Scotland arranged with accompaniment
Edinburgh vols. in l. svo., half Turkey % So
National Songs harnonzd vocal quartctes Glasgow rs
FRANCK TAYLOR.
Nov 10
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TIE wousDED MAN LAsAuAS still better at
clock last night
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The NEW CoDE. Every citizen of Washington and of
Georgetown should procure copy Of the code and
give it a careful examination.
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THE CmcuT Counr YESTERDAY Several ordinary
tried but involving principles or facts Of
interest to the public James Fitzpatrick, native of
Ireland aged about thirty, naturaized ALSO Phillip
Schmg a native of Bavaria.
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The wRAnmn. Winter has fairly made his appearance
Furs and overcoats in demand ice is in the gut
tiers, and the mechanics who employed out of doors
on the unfinished public buildings look rather blue
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Magnificent Grain and stock Farm for Sale

hpaEsprscn, Mo-, June 20, 1867, OCT aI-dlmiawemos
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NTORMONISM; its Leaders and Designs By
1vl John HYDE r formerly Mormon leader and resident of
Salt lake City VOL l2mo 1896 illustrated with wood
cravings 81 rs. S
Nov 81 FBANCK TAYLOR
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Fsus,;n T. of Hsyti, like Louis Napoleon and osner
.eeror, no more than people ought 50 he thinks, 70
work for nothing The qHidam h0"0r@r,an'' the
little fee with which their subjects repay 'ne', SOL
,;cs. ought to be something really respectable
Accordingly he has issued the following decree;
"c..;dsrpv that, If it is glorious for sovereign
20 fu the psnal task Of ,t OCCUPYING
y - shs;r duty TO invest their benefactor with their
gratitude and yeneraon il Is deeGsed sns vps
from the public treasury being regarded as insufcient
4 be ra ed to two hundred thousand dollars year,
The former salary was $l5o,ooo. 1t is now
5000, 600, not Spanish however, but Hsytian wn,cn
makes a material difference, the Haytian oo""r
being wor tn about six cents The Emperor salary
mounts then to twelve thousand of our dollars
which cannot be set down as eXorbitaut. But then
the Empress has an allowance Of $1,000 and tho
imperial family half as much more SO that among
them all they have $21 900.
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A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT. "A fightful accident
occurred near Harrsburgb Penn, the sd inst, to
q yonpg man named Edward Thomas, resident of
Morton. ville who returning from New-York on
Lis csnal boar. lie was sseep on the cabin deck
~hcn the boat passea under low bridge, about mid
night when hi. head res struck by the timoer' aud
msreled horribly
Nearly one.tbird Of his skull" SAYS our cone-
spoLdeut was broken out and peeled OF ebtire from
to,h scalp and biain and % he reached his hand 10
liz be ad to exam inc the wound the detached porios
OF the * u fell ON the cabin"
The part broken out upward OF ak inches square.
On the 18th of July, .ix days after the scciept he
was still living and in folerably comfortable STATE
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PERSONAL.
on the groun

ILLNESS OF Mr. DAYToS.-TNe Nerark Adrertiser
learns that the Hon. VIM l.. Dayton, who is Summer
ing at the Metropolitan Hotel Long Branch according
to bis usual custom, was attacked with bilious colo
on Sunday severely that his friends were alarmed
and sent for his family physician, Dr. Coleman. AT
the last accounts he was much relieved.
II is rumored that the Charter Oak Place in Hart.
ford, Ct, has been purchased by George Law o.
this city.
The Hon. William Ballard Preston Of Virginia will
sail for EurOpeOn Saturday, HE mission to secure
the establishment Of line of steamers from England
to the waters Of the Chesapeake. 1t is slated that all
the railroad companies in Virginia and some 10 Ken
lucky aid Tennessee have joined the movement, and
that the parties pledged to the enterprise represent
a capsl of $4,000 900. baltimore Sun, July 80.
full aud splendid set Of silver service was recent
" presented to Miss Caroline Seabury formerly Of
SOutbbridee Mass, by the citizens Of Columbia,
Miss. as testimonial Of their appreciation of the
roble ard sesacrifcpg spiit evinced by her in the
service which she gratui'Ouy rendered as nurse in
case Of smallpox, from which friends and scquaint-
ances had fed in terror.
Il is whispered about that the Hon. G. w. Many
penny who recently failed in an attempt to become
The proprietor of The Ohio Statesman, has closed
bargain for controlling interest In The Cincinnati
EHquirer-Mr. ii. w. Derby having, for the purpose
kindly consented to part with his share in that
There are of quite important revolutions imm
nent upon this sraDgement-haviDg relation not
merely to affairs Within but to contemplated party
combinations outside of the said establishment.
(Cincnnsa Commercial.
AMI. j. NJ. Ewing Of Delphi is out in a card in
The Delphi Journal dissovng bis connection with the
Ola School Presbyterian Church at that place, be,
csuse he was cited TO appear before that oody ana
to charge Of heresy growing out Of bis belief
in Spirtualism.
The Hon. William E. venable was TO leave Panama
Oh the Goth ult in the steamer Panama. on his way TO
Guatemala, to assume the duties vi United states MIN
ister resident near the Government Of that Republic
Tie Hon. NJ. w. Bates, the new United States Sen
ator ffom Delaware has ( some time been thres1en
with less of eyesigbt bat is it stated that an op1sa
lion has lately bee performed in PbiladelphA 20 -
he can low readily Distinguish the form ana ac,
the wall paper, which he WAS unable % Rss;ner. Sun
At the late commencement Of the Univslsny o. o.
North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the honorary 'ss,s0 :"
Portmsstsr ensra who /. graduate d the 'ustta-
lion.
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FROM WASHING TON.
Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, July 30, 1857.
The special agent sent to pay OIL the annuity In
dams at the Yellow Medicine, three hundred miles
west of st. Pauls, reports that Elk thousand In
dams we're assembled at that point, of whom fsur
thousand were supposed to be Sioux entitled by
treaty to pensions. The remainder appeared to be
Blackfeet and bands not recognized in the treaties
of the United States. The agent had but thirty
soldiers in the vicinity and requested further pro-
lection. Capt. Sheman's batteries moved up to
his support, and, under the orders Of the War De-
psr.ment from six hundred to one thousand men
will soon be concentrated in the Territory.
Much ilfeellng prevailed among t9e trloes' anu
they clearly sympatbized with IDkpa-du.tah and his
band of cut.tbrOats. The agent had refused to pay
the Sioux their annuits until they delivered up the
murderers of Spirit Lake. This they showed Little
DISPOSITION to doe but the contrary INSISTED upon
the delivery up TO them of the squaw OF INK pa-du-
tabs son, who was murdered by Agent f1sndreau
and his men in retaliation for the masSacres COM
mitted by his father in which be is supposed, prob
ably enough, to have participated. Flandreau's
conduct in the summary and irregular execution OF
this outlaw is approved by the Department.
MANY readers Of THE TRIBUNE will remember
useful and attentive female servant at Browns
Hotel named Lucinda. Lucinda has been in SER
of the provisions of the Compromise Of 1880 the
slave-trrade was abolished in this District. Never
theless, one week or ten days ago Lucinda was
tapped on the shoulder by ilIfavOred villain, and
told that he had hs ok at the door, and that she
must get into it. TO hear is in such cases
to obey, and in one hour poor Lucinda was
in the slave pen at Alexandria, preparatory
TO her shipment TO Georgia and market. Apetl.
ton was circulated among the inmates of the hotel
stating the facts of the case, but nothing could be
done, and by this time no doubt Lucinda is enjoying
the privileges of the patrarchal institution in some
locality where its nfamies are not mtlgated by the
sympathies of AbOtiOnists. The price paid for this
human chatte with two very young children was
1900. There is no use in mincing words upon an
outrage of this kind; it is stain and disgrace to
the country, and damDable libel upon the name OF
Republicanism. 1t is proper, perhaps, to say that
Lucinda did not belong to the Browns, but was the
property of some woman in Maryland.
There is some doubt of the appointment of Col.
Hughes as successor to Megs as Superintendent Of
the Capitol extension. understand that the place
has been offered him, but that not needing Govern
ment patronage, he has not yet accepted. Col.
Hughes is not now in the army. 1t is also under
stood that Col Hughes has been talked Of by those
in authority as Commissioner of Patents in place OF
Judge Mason who refuses to serve any longer.
PEMAQUID.
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COURTESY TO WOMEN.
To the Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune.

To the Edito, Of The ~ y Tribune
SIR one of the greatest means, and, in my opinion
Of the very best methods courses to be pursued
by the friends of popular government, is continually
keep in the minds of the rieng generation the bic
ceeds of those brave men who suffered AID died IN
the treat and unequal struggle for the establishment
Of our national independence.
To me, ALSO it seems TO be equally important that
the valorous and worthy acts of private and less
pretending fellow citizens, whether in the political
social OF commercial world, should be set forth as
models for the youth Of our country. llfuenced by
such feelings. besptak small space 10 your widely
circulated paper TO dets what occurred in my pres
erce last evening, in one of the railroad cans, as ii
passed up the BOweiy.
Two gentlemen came into the near Hester
street. They nad difficulty in Obsiuing seat.
Benf partially acquainted with Mr.. H., aud suppos'
ing him TO be or of tie most polite men In the city
! squet zed the lady on my right hand more than II
ud be cafe to squeeze some ladies', dyspeptic and
tightly cOrsetac.s, and tnus made room Tor Mr. H. on
ny left bond, he being small man and not requiring
much Toolo. Soon a lady came 10 the car door, to
whom | immediately gave my Feat las always hope
to do while l have two legs to stand onl, aod
took my place outside on the PLATFORM Very soon
another lady came on to the platform and stood 6y
my siGe. After having waited sufficient time for the
conductor to do bis duty said Conductor, will you
please to give this la6y seat p To which he very
spsppirbly answered, 81 have no business to give
her sesf-the car is full" Then" said l, " you
are not fit to be conductor" Failing to move the
feelings of the conductor stepped inside the car and
said, :" Mr.. H., will you please to give this lady a
seat 2" to which Mr. II. replied, "No, will not"
and he kept his seat til left the car at the corner
Of Third avenue and Sixth street.
In conclusion, have to say it is of very little conse-
auence con paravely, who the President OF these
United States but it is of the very greatest mportance
to aid TO our Republic that 10 boy or man be per,
mtted far TO forget his duty to the female portion Oh
The community in which he lives and does business,
as to keep biz seat in car while female is standing
Whenever it shall become customary for our young
men and boys to remain seated while female or DE-
crepit old man is standing, then farewell 70 our ne
when that public opinion has, from whatever cause,
become 20 vtiated lead permit our boys or our
young men TO treat females disrespectfuy, then oil
hat is worth living for is lOst, forever lost: conn
Ntr. York July 80 le5z LYMAN NoDo'
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HOW AMERICAN CHILDREN ARE BADLY
BROUGHT UP.
Correspsnlencs Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence OF The N. 7. Tribune
SARATOGA SPRINGS, July q, 1857.
Newport and Saratoga are called, or considered to
be, the right places for children. 1t is So and it is
not so. What they gain in health they lose in almost
everything else. / am always attracted toward chill
dren. adore nurslings and infants, provided they
are kept clean and nice. But do not dare approach
those a little older, they are 30 awfully hammered.
Sadness fills the mind, to how early infantue play
fulness and grace frostbitten, and wither even
before budding The passion for ewelry is insied in
the cradle II is disgusting to musings with rings
and bracelets, and on upward through all grada-
tons of age. 1t is specially American, and we must
suppose this fashion is borrowed from the Indians.
Then again, before they can spell or read huently,
they polk, and put bodily through the deform-
ing manipulation of the dancing-master, as if the
dancing master could give that genuine graceful
department which the French cal tenue Their little
embryo minds and hearts are already poisoned with
coquetry and love of show They have beapr ian
expression considered vulgar, and nowhere used in
Europe), receive calls bouquets, make appointments
rivalry and envy in their ugest shape early take pos
session of their sous. For years have observed this
disease all the country, in all cities where have
seen society. Above ALL it is painful to ones feelings
at hotels and watering places When see here in
the evenings, In the parOrs, rows Ol THESE lio uos
and tops dressed bbone eweled, tanning them elves
moDkey.like in imitation of the elder part of society,
feel an almost irresistible itching in the fingers pinch
their mammas. Nurseries seem not to exist in Amer
lea. In this respect, the manner Of bringing up chill
dren is far superior all the Continent of Europe
There children kept children as long possible,
and all care of parents and families is bestowed to
watch over the tender blossoms, and preserve them
from the heating, unwhoesome influence Of parties
and motley company. 1t was so once likewise in
England until the bad example given by the reguing
Queen, who, in her over-fondness for her numerous
progeny, originated, or at lea.t made fashionable.
these juvenile pa,es in which children, fully equip
ped in all the freaks and oddities of grown-up persons
represent withered dwarfs Should follow the pre-.
vaihng absurdy of CHASING virtues qualities oddities
according to races this Dissertation OF nfantne natur
alness shoud be called Anglo-Saxon or English But
is q disease, and as such it may be human, or it
may result from certain combinations of social life,
extending beyond the contracted and exclusive assign
ment of certain attributes to certain races. One
thing is certain that no such beeweled, affected,
distorted little creatures as are to be met in Amer
lea, in Streets public and private psrors, stjuvene
and grown.up parties were called to Himself by the
immortal teacher Of simplicity, love and sincerity