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The WEATHER.-Range Of the thermometer
from Thursday noon, Sept. 10, to this morning:

hyeidse heat OF each day from Sept. 10th to 10th
inclusive 10th, go; llth, 10; 18TH TO; 18Th 73o
Vi; llth, 30; 18th, 73o; 10Th, Go OF
henaTkS.-SePt. l0th-fog, came out fine and
warm llth-heavy fog, warmer, came out fine
pleasant; l2th-clOudy, fogy, cooler first of the
morning, afterwards warmer with suns ine and
ram; l3th-warm and close weather fns rain.
much warmer; 1ith-clondy and close came out
line, l5th-airy and pleasant but cooler; 10Th
clear, pleasant and cooler; l7th-cloudy and
Full moon Saturday, Oct. 3, about 10 a. m.
Georgetown, Sept. II, 1857 b.
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By BARNARD& BUCKLEY: Georsetown.
A DESIR ARI.E MARKET EARN NEAR

n TnE CITYAT PUBLIC AUCrIoN.-On WEDNES-
DAY AFTERNOONS September SIT At q clock,
the premises, shall sell n very valuable hsrket
Farm. about two miles from Georgetown, lying be-
tween Rock Creek aud Tenally Town. half mile
from Tenaly Town. Ii contains about ninety acres
of good land. part in wood and part cleared. The
Improvements consist ol small Dwelling House
Stable, and young orchard.
Persons DESTROYS of examining the farm can he
directed hy nquiring Of Mr.. James Scott M IRi ri
street, Washington, or of Mr.. VIM. Emmert
Terms: One-h cash, The residue m d and %
the premises. 1880
Deeds at purchasers cost.
VI the terms oil sale are not complied with within
three days, the property will be rcsod st Tile pnr-
sale. BARNAR & RiTCKEV
30 I-uts tAuctloneers.
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HOME MADE CARRIAGES.

We have now on hand Of our own m.uufacture a
hne assortment of l. light CAB ~ES
Ri AGES OF latest and most approved SSStSS
styles. and warranted, IN point of work W.
manshlp and material to Be equal To a1V made in tha
United states. We respectfully solicit a call from
citizens and strangers TO examine our work as w =
are determined TO let none surpass ms e1fbsr an
quality OF our work OF IN low prices we Also do
every KIND OF REPAIRING In a workman ke
manner and at reasonable prices.
good assortment Of secondhand Carrtsres
which will be sold low for cash.
GARDNER& PLACE.
se8-Sws ~ NV N~'@''
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l6.-There is AN ac,iv,
export demand here for cotton on English ar
count, ard prices are quarter to three.eiVbth,
higher than last week Exchange Is unsettled
and nominally at 81 osx.
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Disastrous ExpIoSiou.

BALTIMORE, Sept. ~ The boiler Of the Tele
graph Flour Min, between Falls avenue ana
fawn street. exploded this morning about half
past O'Clock, demolishing the boiler house aud
three small dwellings, killing four children and
seriously scalding the engineer and other parties
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HExcuRsiosisfss friend who
teaches the young idea how to shoot" In one Of
our leading schools, shot OF himself at vacation
time to the picturesque mountain region Of the
land Of steady habits, where he seems to have en-.
joyed himself amazingly. From his pen we have
the following description Of
VISIT TO MOUNT HoLYokE, MASS
We rose "a the moon was setting. The ride of
some five miles took us along the foot of the
mountain, and over the rich undulating valley of
the Connecticut. The fog Law on the sleen;na
water-the world had not yet Weakened, The firsf
morning breeze gently touching the graan
fields as we began our ascent. We were on the
summit in time to see
Jocund dav
Stand tiptoe on the misty mountain tonsn
The fog began to move off to cloud land. tbroro,
Its breaking folds we catch glmpses of the rivsr
still and clear. The fields, full of nromiss
stretch Iar away over the valley-now enamelin9
.ne I'm Ul tne lingering river, nesting
uhuer the distant mountains, whose peaks oliste6
on tue horizon. Before you is the Quiet VILLAGE
OF y northampton, half hid amid its trees IookinS
IKE an Eden in this realm of enchantment; TO the
east looms the Wachusett; across the valley to
the north is seen the bald front of Sno,r o,f
around whose base winds the little brook that
once flowed with the blood of Lathrop and his
III lated band; still further on, Old Monadnock
ilIts MS grey, eternal head; sweeping round TO
the west, the long Green Mountain chain binds
state to State-yet over this the eve can see the
tips OF the Catskills; then turning SOUTH the lux
uriant valley, with its winding river, only fades
under the hills of New Haven The nearer land
scaPe Is extremely beautiful, when dressed in
summer garb, and the sweep round the mountain
bound horizon is magnificent Hartford. Spring.
heid, Holyoke, the Hamptons, Amherst, Dec
neld, beside smaller towns and villages, give the
touch of life to the picture
IL Is rare pleasure to stand on the top of Hol-
yoke and drink in the quiet freshness of the land
scape when glittering with the deg-drops of
June: The mountain is part Of the trap ridge
which extends through large part Of the valley;
some times lifting up the sandstone, and at times
bursting through, piling up its Jagged sides hun
dreds OF feet. A fine telescope, and a very excel
tent guide-the keeper OF the Summit House-
give visitors every facility for enjoying the scene
CENTRE MARKET, this morning, was crowded
larger number of country dealers than usual
appeared at the stands, and offered an excellent
supply OF provisions from the farms Of Maryland
and Virginia Indeed the supply in all the
branches Of the market was of excellent quality.
and sold rapidly at the following prices:
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Heavy Robbery ON N Railroad.

rRov DENcE, X. Sept ia trunk contain
ih2 SoVO belonging to the Worcester County
DanA, OF blacks'one, was stolen from the conduc-
tors safe, on the cars of the Fast ThomrSon
Railroad, this afternoon.
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AUCTION sAIn.
By A. GREEN. Anct,on...

-v By a. GREEN, Auctioneef, : : =
EAECpTOR'S SALE OF HOIjsEuoJ. n
H. &C LhiIICHkN FURNITURE AT AUcrIoy.-Ry or
ger OF the Orphans Court shall sell on FIR iI5kT
dencs of nsiapt az o'clock M, at the late resi-,
Furniture, viz: 1850 'o' vi Housenod
M o,hgny Bureau and Tables, cane-seat and
Redstead, Bed and Bedding. Cooking Stove
htchen I tensIls, &c. Terms cash.
sel7-2t A GREGnnN N, E1 ,.
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JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctjoneer.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE ON 9NTU
~ street, opposite the West Market, ON SAT-
thDAl, the 18TH INST, at O'Clock o. IN. The
house contains four good rooms, passage and excel
lent celia with side gate.
Lot fronts 2&1s feet, running hack Ia a wide aey
Terms OF sale: One-half cash the balance In two
interest. e
a i conveyance at the expense of the purchaser.
Title Indisputable.
sells I q NcGJTIRE Az,
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By A. GREEN. Auctjoueer.

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, CARRYALLS.
~ Harness, HORsEs, &c. AT AUcTToN-On
THU RSDAl, the LIST day of October next at IL
o'clock m, ! shall sell AT the Livery Stables of
MessTS. Weber 4 Blake, on eth street near the
Navy Yard gate, the following articles VIZ:
Carriages, one nearly new
3goOd Buggy Wagons
Carryall, Tor on" or two horses
good Carnage Horses, young gentle. and sound
sets Double Harness ~
5 do. Single do.
And many other articles belonging to livery stable
Wnich we deem unnecessary 10 enumerate
Terms: All sums of and under SIwN cash !. over
that sum, credit of6G and o. days Tor satsfactori
y endorsed notes. bearing interest from day of sale
seI5-d A. GREEN, Auciioneer
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BhLTIMoRE, Sept. F.-Flour is higher at SIS 50
for all kinds of super.
wheat is improving at an advance Of 3 al cts
but prices are unsettled. Corn Is better and the
prices are nominal
Whisky is firm; City Plaza &c; Ohio asa25xc.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASS0CIITED pRESs
The Steamer Central America.

~, NV YORK, sept. E.-By the Empire City
-, We Iearn that the steamer Central Americs
ho.d ne havana on the sth for this city, had on
sona 10 and about seven hundred per-
"n ne including the passenger. and crew
IN ne steamer Daniel Webster, hence 10 day. for
New orleans, has orders 10 cruise in searrh on
,a, steahst, and the same order has also been
New York Nv, A'Oi Notiolk 10
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Destruction of a Cotton Mill.

CONCORD, sept. l6-The loss by the burning
OF the cotton mill at Newmarket is one hundred
thousand dollars. A large number of hands arc
thrown out OF employment in consequence
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From New York.

NEW YORK, sept I6-Tbe liabilities ~, .,,...
9edleIs 10 the amount Of million of dollars SeIi
d9 re- today and Were promptly paid.
Ihc poara OF brokers' are now CONSIDERING the
The tea sale to-day was well attended. and ,hs
bidding spirited anu 'ne
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Important from Ean,..

IT Loris, Sept. l5.-The constitutional con.
Vehuon oil Kansas is permanently organized SnT
veyor General Calhoun Is elected president HI
speech indicates that be is In favor ~ snh,ni,,in
the constitution to the people.
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By WALL, a RARNARn Ann,,onoo-.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
AUcTloN.-On F RIDAY AFTERNUO next
Will sell Lot No. Is In Square ll7,improved with two
good and nearly new two story Brick DWELLINGS,
fronting on Twentieth street west, feet near the
corner of Nj street north and running lack 81 feet
This property is on the corner of two streets now
under Improvement, and in a part of the city where
property has doubled in value the last few wears.
Terms One third, cash; the residue in s, 10 and
10 months, secured by deed of trust, and bearing
interest.
sc Il-dts WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts.
UntelllgencerD
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Gen. Walkers Letter.

AUGUSTA, Sept. l6-Mr Charles ] Jenkin.
OF Augusta, Will tomorrow wholly repudia,e
General Walkers letter recently publ she'd ard
addressed to Mr.. Jenkins
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Failure.

boston, sept l5.-Messrs. o. II. Stone Co
hardware merchants, suspended TO-DAY, on ac-
count OF The failure Of CoRant, Dodge q Co, OF
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of the Kansas Constitutional
Convention.

ST. Louis, Sept. l6.-A dispatch from I,e
compton says that the Constitution Convention
had adjourned to the third Monday of October.
the Convention 49, ~"
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WEDDING CAKES, OF every kind, at very low pri-
ces, made TO order. at the Philadelphia lee Cream
Depot, corner 18th and r streets. seI7-lm.
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Death of a Clergyman.

UTICA, n. Y, Sept. I5.-The Rev Pierre A
Proal, ID long Secretary TO the Diocesan Con
vention Of Western New York. died here las
night, aged 81 wears.
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UNLAWFUL AssEMBLY.-I.ast night the Police
and Guards made descent upon house In the
eastern part Of the Seventh Ward, and arrested
large crowd Of cOlOred persons gathered there
fugitive from the wOrkhouse, and Caleb Batsin,
who rescued him from the Intendant and his men
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IA NCIN AGA MY.

Mr.. T T.. GASZYNSKI and DAUGHTER have
the honor 10 announce to the Ladies and Cen on
tlemen OF Washington and Georgetown that III
he Will re open his Glasses for Dancing in "a
Washington on Friday, the 9th of October at ~
Mr.. Cfouch's Hall, corner of 18th st. and Pa av
over Farnham's Bookstore, for Misses and Masters
from O'Clock p. M; for Ladies and Gentlemen
from o'clock D. IN. GeoTSetown-on Wednesday
mary, from o clock p. IN.
For terms and particulars application can be made
at Mr.. Gs residence, 4O7 street, between 9th and
10th srn
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FURTHER COMMITMENr.-James NJ johnson,
after being released yesterday from jail, where he
had been sent for contempt Of the magistrate, was
recommitted for want Of security to keep the
peace towards p. nj. Dubant
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JAS. c. Mcguire, AuciIoneer,

DEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUA-
n BLE IMPROVED Property AT THK CORNER OF
T'1RIH " NDZZn STREETs WEST On SATURDAY
Ar iERNOON, Sept. l9th, at O'Clock, on The
premises, shall sell Lot No. ], in Square No S.
ironing as 1eet ga inches north q street ar the
corner o 2ld street, running back p feet ON ga ST
win the improvements, consisting of a tvo-storV
stables, &c.
Tine grounds are beautifully laid ont with choice
very delightful private residence
r, The SIDE Lots will he sold separate from the
House If desirable. WV
Terms very liberal, and made known at SALE
sc l5-d JAS. e.. MCGUIRE Auct.
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BY j. C. MCGUIRE. Auctionos,

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
krTNRy Y hEL rs EsrhIE NEAR THE CENTRE Mar
the 18th day Of March, 1885, and recorded in iiber
SELL wv Hsf 'sS s The f%bs sg win
Deri 1871 at 81 O'Clock m, the premises, one
pn sng nSIety or bali part portion Lots Nos
dIu q IN square No. S8l, fronting ~ feet on the
Pubic square opposite Centre Market i5O feet on
nos a street, and tl feet inch Louisiana ave-
nue. ana 20 feet inches on Lot No. s. in said square
win Inc buildings and improvements which consist
OF large and built Brick Building.
SonoIIns nfariy the entire grounds, and containing
several stores, balls and other rooms. The above
properly Is well known as Haslup 4 Weeden's, and
vcteu IN one oil the most valuable business portions
oi the cry. and Will produce rent of S3OO0 per an
mum: ana offers to capitalists rare opportunity for
Terms Of sale 5000 cash: and the balance IN 6.
A. 10; and months, for notes bearing interest from
with In Se aTs Geed 6 of
gay OF sae the trustee reserves the right to resell
and and All cs ss at
the expense OF the purchaser:
ses-stnw&d. JAS C E MoGGfRiE Etq AGef.
BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
alk sooP skT3RDRh99 RS TS 1 At ePgBc
Der 18th at 10 clock IN font Of tbe hncti6 SsPtem
n sha az sell four superior bay Horses young sound
au OF nme style and action the property ola gentle
Also, an ,excelant twO-horse square Family Car
Also, French Coupe6 Terms cash.
Sc 10 JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
pUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LoTs or NORTH l. STREET. BETWEEN 18TH
SaR Ell AMP CoNNEcTIcpT AvENUE.-The subscr-
per VIII sell az public sale, on TUESDAY, the 18th
Septemner, 1857, at @ clock p. M, the premises
Lots Sand 4, In Davidson's subdivision Of Square
NO. l6l fronting each q feet north l. street he
tween 18th street west and Connecticut avenue by
l0n feet deep. '"0' ny
Terms: one-thi cash and the balance ins r.
Snd 10 months, for notes bearing interest secured low
deed IN trust on the property.
Title made Inds pntabIe.
CHAS. :. WALLACE, ATTORNEY
seS Saw&ds JAS. c. MEG UIRE, Anct,
THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
uutil tRlDAY AFTERNOON, September 18th,
Sc l6-d JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auct.
BY A. GREEN, Auctoneer
NEARLY NEW THREE-STORY BRICK
HOUSE, WITH BACK BUILDING, on | STREET
NORTH, BETWEEN 4TH AND 5rH STREETS WEST AT
ApCTIoN.-On FRIDAY. the 18th Instant / shall
sell. In front OF the premises at ) O'Clock D. m a
handsome three-story and nearly new Brick House
containing eight conveniently arranged rooms pas
sage. and cIstern In the yard, with all the modern
convenlences. This property is handsomely located
on the north side of street, between 4th and 18th
streets. " 1870 '-i
Terms: One-fourth cash balance in 6. I2, H. and
"a months for notes bearing interest from day of sale
deed given and deed of trust taken.
Al ,conveyanclng at the cost OF the purchaser.
Title lndlSputable.
eI4-d A. GREEN, Auct.
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Failure at New York.
The Ohio River.

NEW YORK, Sept. l6-Messrs. Murray q Da-
WIS, large wool merchants, are reported failed to,
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ITO OUR FRIEN Observation-Disclosures the
Il great rush at our store during the past week we
nave yet an immense collection of GOODr, to
winch we invite your attention. If you want great
bargains: We shah continue selling out at great sa
crlhces for a few weeks longer
II. j. MCLAUGHLIN & co,
sc u u IA avenue hetW. 9th and Infh 81
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GRAND PIANO FOR THE PREsIpESr,s HORSE
The Messrs. Chickering & Sons, Boston, have
sent through their agent, Mr.. Richard Davis, of
this city, superb full grand piano, made ex-
p tssiy TO the order OF Dr. Blake, Commissioner
of Public Buildings, for the Presidents Mansion.
We are informed that this instrument brings
with il from Boston the highest encomiums and
no doubt will be fully appreciated in the national
mansion
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We have the pleasure of announcing TO the citizens
OF Washington, Georgetown. A exandrIa, and envi-
rons, who are housekeeping, and W no intend to fur
nish, that we have just received direct from Europe
above line ever in this part of the country. At
tentIon Is particularly invited to the following;
9fexquslte designs and colors, after the style of
Elegant English Tourney heavy Velvet in medal
lions, ruby, ground; centre medallion, and Dor
No de1s Thse sr01md' smpsIRy decorated N flowers
. deep bright coloIs In contrast.
Do ssSn snd border white
Also, same quality IN double breadths, media lions ell
ssas asoTe9 b N Crimson n@1d and God GOors Prs
, must be seen to be appreciated:
which we purchased at the iate auctions 80 low
that we are now enabled to sell them for the same
goods are warranted, in new sty les, and of supe-
nor quality r, In these BARGAINS may be had.
same patterns and colors with the above, and
an entire new article from Smy rna, composed en-
tlrely Of SKINS IN various colors. They are curl
Also, Moquet Rugs in new designs, elegant enough
to to- be hung on the walls of dragging rooms, Rugs
gram Carpetings, In great variety. Also, Mats
50 bales heavy Three-ply Carpetings in rich colors
and entirely new designs.
50 bales heavy double Ingram ditto all entirely new
bales heavy Wool Dutch Cerpet HP superior ar
ss ss asy Si hs dnnE v 5TIIo%gs sr
- CarpetIngs for passages and steps all widths.
Elegant Crumb- Cloths IN medalllons and borders.
DTuggets in all widths, from = of yard wide, for
steps, to "a, 10 4, l24, and 1914 for floors, very
Also, heavy Felt Carpetlngs. for chambers dining
rooms, nails, d &C. In elegant Persian coOrs.
In fact. all the latest novelties which desira-
BILE IN the Carpet business will be found at rooms
NO Market Space and will be sold at less figures
''i Sc i Z sw s S'"'' Guy CLAGETT DoDsoN.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN having any to
dispose of can receive fair cash price for the
same, by sending or addressing II. MELA, No. 80
end Centre Market.
N: b: Business suspended on Saturday.
jy 20-2m' III. MELA
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS.
l. Now in store
300 pieces rich Dark Cacoes.
80 do. Blue and Orange Heavy Calicoes, for
100 do. Manches ter and Pacific Mills DeIaines
Rich and handsome styles Merlno and Valencia
Atwood, Arkwnght. LansdaIe, and New York
Mills Shlrtings,
Brown and BIeached Sheetings. of all widths.
the oWsst p %sy rely on SMf So2G f9@Ss
Sc Is I'm corner 9th ST., Oppo. Centre Market.
NJ POINTS GUNPOWDER.
of DU POINTS GUNPOWDER, and am prepared
10 supply me same any quantity to parties wanting
Oh the most favorable w. asI% ALBERT KING.
Agent for the District of Columbia,
-. No. IS High street,
THE DE BURG EXCELSIOR.
The subscriber for tn first time, would offer this
isVorhiy known fsrtinzer a desideratnm 10 the
Farmers, and is able supply d.,,u,I.I
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COMMITTEE OF the Perseverance Fire Com
Pany waited upon Captain Mills Of the Auxiliary
Guard last night, and stating to him that they
had passed certain resolutions for the preserya.
ton Of order by their Company while in service
al hres, or upon sudden alarms, asked what
course To pursue if attacked, and how far they
could depend upon the assistance of the police
The Captain replied that he was glad to hear of
the passage Of resolutions TO prevent minors from
running with the apparatus, and to preserve
peace and order. strict enforcement Of the
and would obtain the cooperation of the Ciuards
so Tar as the law allowed. The Company would
hardly need the support of law officers if the
resolutions were carried out. But in cases OF
violations of law, it was the duty of the officers
to arrest all concerned and as far as he was con-
cefned, the duty should be performed without
regard to persons or parties.
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WArcH RETURNS -Mary Ann Francis unlaw-
fnl assembly; workhouse 90 days
Lucy Ann Hepburn, do woIkhouse 60 days
Lucy Ann TurneI, do. and non-1esident work
house % days.
Ann nan unlawful assembly; fine and costs,
20 "A; Jas Wallis, do and NONRESIDENT, work.
bly,, workhouse 60 days; WIN Johnson. do fine
and costs, 50 81; Caleb Batsen, do and resisting
officers; workhOuse 90 days.
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LARcEST.-George Humphrey, colored, wa.
arrested yesterday for stealing an accoIdeon and
a coat from d slave OF =. Z. Franklin. He wa,
sent TO Jail by Justice Myers
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VIE DE BURG EXCELSIOR,

The subscriber, for tn first time would offer this
isvorhiy known fsrtlnzer desideratum 10 the
faImers, and Is able TO supply the present demand
win superior article, prepared especially fD. the
wheat crop. This Is Mr.. De Burg's besr aud can lie
Ieed on as possessing all the merits laimed for It,
Farmers who have not used it are invited to make
a trial as Also of GIlman's Ammonisted Guaro
which sell at MS price ut my Central Gnano d. pot
5.9 7th street. Washington. -
EDWARD F. SIMPSON,
se low Successor Of Fitzhugh Coyle.
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AUCTION SALE, =
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNyNf,
By JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

By JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auotioneer.
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
oSH'ks PA
ssisnsst blddsr the following desirable Lots N
Lot No j. at the corner Of north and 18th streets,
Lot No on north C, between nth and 18th streets
Lots No. Sand onlth street east, between north
Lot Mo; , To- st the corner of Ilth street east and
LOT no: 49, on 18th street east, between north and
These Lots are beautifully located for building
SuIposses' on nigh ground, and will be subdyided IL
desirable, at the sale. N'-' -
Title iDdlsputable.
ID months with interest, secured Nv deed Of tr,ist
Sc I'D JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auot.
By JAS. C. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
GOOD FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN WIN
VI be sold on r IDAY, the 18th inst at 10 o'coclt
q; IN; az NO 4G Mass avenue, between 9th and 10th
st1eeIs, a well selected assortment OF Househol5
nn;n, oeionging 10 gentleman declining house
highly finished hair seat tete-a-tete Mahog.n,
fine large mathYozsny hsrseat Rocking Char
"anut msrble-top and Mahogany Dressing Blu
Walnut marbIe-top and other washstands, with
heavy French Stone China Toilet sets Win
HAZE large C Walnut ESrsnch aSd other Bedsteads
EEosew9@d Reception and other Chairs
Sberry DINING aud other Tables
Cutlery ''e'
Cook Stove, and Kitchen Articles generally
wardrobe, Astral, Reading, and other Lamps &c,
&c, &c. N'
Terms: $40 and under cash; over that sum a
credit OF s. and 60 days, for satisfactorily endors ed
notes, bearing interest.
49,, JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
50 t4-u lStatesl Auctloneer.
BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
WILL BE ADDED TO THE SALE OF
Lots, at the Auction Store of c. McGuire
advertised Tor THURSDAY next. the following
valuable Lots, in the First Ward, viz: e
Lots Nos. and 6. in Square 81
Lot No. 5, in Square al
Lots Nos. z, II, and IA in Square q
Lot No. 6, In Square ~
Lot No. 4, In Square 81, north OF the Circle.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
pc 10 NnteD Auctloneer.