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DRAM.rrc ASSOCIATION OF Grone Erows Col.

DAAMATic ASSOCIATION OF GEoRe ETowy Col
LEGE-The representation for the Carnival Holy
DAYS by the Dramatic Association of Georgetown
College took place on Tuesday, 18th inst. The
study hall lifted up for the occasion, was flled
~ ' ~ nlgnly apPIeciatIve audience. The plays
LOT the occasion Were Hamlet, and the Spectre
bridegroom In the former the character of Ham,
YET was taken by Mr.. e. O Flyun: Claudins,
= 3 Kany; Ho,aiio, Jas. A. Wise: Laertes, b.
Michael Cass; Actor, WIN. Carr; Marceilus W.
James Blakely; Rozencfantz, c. C Magruder;
Gnildenstern, p A. MADAM; Orrick VIM Roach;
bernardo, Aiphonse Rost; Francesca, Domingo
Toro, and Grave:diggers by Frank X. w ard and
Thomas Ryan. In the Spectre Bridegroom Dig
cory was personated by Frank Y. Ward; Nico-
demns, Michael Cass; Aldwinkie, Jas. o. Mar
tin; Huntington, N. 2. Hill; Pani, Thomas p
Ryan; Alfred, William B Carr; George, Domin-
60 TOrO, and Thomas by Michael Buckley.
The occasion was the inaugural Of the new
drop curtain and proscenium, designed and
curtain Is chaste, appropriate, and well executed
The design Is Fame, crowning the Dramatic
Muse. The music was furnished by Withers
and was of course an fat. The Association won
the warm commentator Of veteran critics pres
ent for the exceedingly handsome manner in
performed. -
WAsHINGToN THKArRE.-NIiss Heron, having
achieved apparent impossibilities In making MS
admire, or, at least, cease to abhor, the Partisan
Camille now proceeds to new triumphs To-
night she undertakes the arduous character Of
Medea, F" In her own trans lation from Leg owe
tragedy. The piece, we understand, is to be
carefully put upon the Stage, az indeed il almost
invariably the case at this well managed estab-
iishment Ii is cast as follows: Medea, Miss
Heron; Lycaon and Melanthus, (Medea's chill
dren,) Viola and Adele Plnakett; Creusa, NJ
Stoneall Ianthe, Mrs Ca man Creon, Nj
ID. Whiting; Corinthian. Mr.. Russell.
1t Is proper to remind our readers that this
tragedy will not be repeated. Miss Heron has
shown power OF delineating with terrible effect
the lntensest emotion, snch as Is called for in
the part Of Medra. and her rendition Of IL will
doubtless be performance to be remembered
The performances conclude with the comedy
OF naval Engagements" so capitally acted
lately at this theatre.
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AUCTION BALES.
lO-DAY q TO-MOKROW MOR MING


~ .. IN q LOWNDS, Auctloueerx
NO, d q Marker Space Is tao-s. - .Ssr
HAkDWARE, CUTLERY ann pITIy nTSs
u MhILkAL To BIZ SOLD wIrHory "
WeMIl commence the sale. at opT $50 ~ - Il
S sSc .! na,avsIe, 4c., on SATCRDaV Ms
lN6, ~ 10 o'cl. 'ck, and continue ezch 80, MOkN,
me whoie stock y closed cut We same in uatI
saws Of every description
kasps, braces, tammefs, Hetchets
Rules, ChIse,s, Piumbs, Levels
Srevs. Hinges, Locks, Shovsls. Hoes
Nails. and Carpenters Tools Of every variety
Housr keeping Articles,
Fine Table Cutlery,
Plated spoons and Forks,
rocket Knives. Bowie Knives, Pistols, dc6e
And every thing pertaining to Buildings
ne trade, builders, and persons generally are re-
specially invited.
:, Terms Of sale All sums Of and under $40, cash
ns paia3ce In, j. 4, and months, with satisfactory
fe l2-tf BADEN L LowNDs, Auct.
BY BARNARD BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
nhfHANS COURT SALE OF FURNI-
~ IukE 6G;-On FRIDAY MORNING next isfh
anc ~ MO CLOCK we will Sc ]. at the late re 81
Isnoe Oh MIS-. Com. Cassin, deceased, the entire
Mahogany Eide, Dining, and Centre Tables
DO. Sofa, Mahogany and Cpue seal Chairs
looking glasses, Curtains, Carpets
Dressing and other Bureaus wsrdrobes
Bedsteads, Beds, Mattresses, BeddlrR
Dining room and Kitchen Furniture
Crockery. GLASS, Iron and Tin Ware
Also SILVER spoons, Forks, Ladies'. 30.
fel5 is BARNARD& BUCKLEY. Auct..
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View Orleans Cotton M.,L.,.

Wv ORLEANS, Feb Jar IT, ,y.---
trade hsrs caused disappointment In ~ 800
epated TS. fs[.ss, Of wa. s1 sasi
week, and prices to day ,hereors Ia. been
Inc exports during the past Up
IJye,nooI $500 ~ u. ea.es Of which as COO 10y
ThI poo ,o,. ana Tue brance TO France were 10
Inc total decrease in the receins. =, ~, :,
ports, as compared with the ssnas q, AZ the
ye1r, now reach 500 600 bales FreiQhts sSe ssn,
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.


The proprietor bess leave to call the attention of
strangers and the citizens of Washington. to very
superior article of Holland Gn which he introduced
to the American public under the name Of Wo,fa's
Scheidam Aromstic SohpaSps.
This Gin Is manufactured by the proprietor ex Gu
sively at has Dislllery in Schiedam, Holland 1t Ii
made from the best Barley that can be procured in
Europe, at any cost, and favored and medicated,
not by the common harsh berry, but by the most
choice botanical variety OF the Aromatic Italian Ju-
nper Berry, whose more various extract ID dist-
ed and reoti6ed with Its sprituous solvent and thus
becomes q concentrated tincture Of exquisite ia
vors and aroma, altogether transcending ITS Cor
dial and Medicinal propertiesa any alcoholic beverage
heretofore known.
The proprietor has submitted 1t to nearly the
whole Medical FACULTY OF the United States, and
has received answers from about four thousand
Ply scians and Chemists, who endorse 1t over their
signatures most desirable addition to the Ma
terra Medca.
Persons who purchase should be careful to get The
genuine article, the whole country Is flooded with
cOunterfets and limitations.
Put up IN quart and pint bottles, in CAGES OF one
dozen each and for sale by all the respectable Drug
gists and GrOcers IN the United States.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Sole Importer and Manufacturer.
Depot, No. p Beaver street, New York.
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Destructivs Ffres.

NEW foRK, Feb. 10 The house, No. &C
~ Maiden Lane were DESTROYED nv a ,sI.., 800
$500 mo, 90 was occupied by windie a Co hons.
WiIss and Charles Ahrenfefd,s chin. .tore
feld,. fos. loss y sloo 90, fully Insurrd; Ahrn.
So wa, occnnG.S Iasured for 500, 600. No
"n,en ,he stock was nearly saved 'e' ~
was occ nnied Ss s street wa. also destroyed IL
goods "sa Sy EDWARD Hen, inrorter Of fancy
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THR WKArHKR.-Range Of the thermometer
from Thursday noon, Feb III. to this morning.

Remarks lith-hnp, but cold; 18th
cloudy. trihe mlder, ice m lde snow fell all day;
cloudy, snow fell, dav got out fne, but finished
cloudy; 15th-ligbtly cloudy, and fine and airy;
l6th-cloudy. ice made, cold and raw, snow fell;
l7th-lightly cloudy, ice made, very cold all dav,
made.
First quarter moon Saturday, Feb %, little be-
fore p. m. B.
GEoRsErowN, D. c., Feb. IS, 1853.
FOOTBALL CAsE-Corpordtion rs. Z. aud q
Mogrnder, Ed. F. Fuller and Chas Fortsnsy.-
In this case the above named boys, ranging from
eight to twelve years Of age, were arragned on
complaint of Dir VIM. p. Howell. before Justice
Williams, for violStion of a Corporation ordi-
nance, which prohibits kicking football in the
streets Of Washington. The charge not being
denied by the Juveniles they We're fined 81 IS
each, except in the case Of the boys Of widow
Magrnder, who. being embraced In one warrant,
were let OF with single fine.
THE GHosr. whose tumblng about of furni.
ture at the residence Of Mrs Harvey, in the
Northern Liberties, created some excitement in
that quarter, proves TO have been a cOlOred boy
In the employment of Mrs. II E, and who, for pur-
poses Of his own, created all the pother. He was
dismissed by Mrs. II and when he left the ghost
left with him.
sUrcIpR.-Yesterday morning, says the Alex
andria Gazette, man named - Trout, ma
chinist by trade, and lately from Baltimore, Md
committed suicide by taking laudanum, In his
room, at the Eagle Hotel, upper end of King st.
Deceased left letter, stating that domestic diff
cuties had driven him to the commission Of the
act
SUPREME COURr-Wednes ddy-No. 81. The
Peoples Ferry Company of Boston, claimant of
steamboat Jefferson, appellant, rs Joseph Beers
and David Warner, assgness Of b. C. Terry
This cause was argued by Mr.. Benedict for the
appellees, and submitted on printed Argument
by Mr.. O'conor for the appellants Adjourned
WATCH RKTURNs.-Mary Il hammond, colored
Md, fugitive slave; Jail. Thomas Cropsey, d.
C; larceny; jail for court Henry Crutchett. ID.
G, disorderly conduct; fined SO and costs. Ten
lodyeTs-all non residents
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RinanckaI.

NEW YORK, Feb. ls Stocks generally low
er. Chicago and Rock Island 74k; Cumberland
Coal Co. 49, Illinois Central 95x; 40. bonds IS;
La Crosse and Milwaukee lOk Michigan south
ern 2SH; New York Central So Reading 60 I;
Penn. Coal Co. y; Milwaukee and aisstssip pi
81; Canton Company - Virginia 6's 81 Mis-
souri, 6's say
Sterling exchange dull.
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IELEGRAPHIC NEWS
frsn the A.s.ci.,.1 -
Fires I'm R.s.~


Are hroSs on, 60 2. EE-Atn O'Clock l.., ,,r,, /.
nearly ds.tSoysd no sos.,h linton street, wbieE wa:
Friend street " INC rear, fronting on
n nre earle, in the evening, de.,rov.a ~. -
hanover street, corner Of Union ''e NO i3T
Among the OCCUPANTS Of the h,,as,
were were VIM: A. Barnes, hardware ner S1,nea
a. ahaS..ln q Co, stoves Williams A Nor
3 M"ron workers; and Charles Lemoot sns
ais Or a. a. The amount Of the loss is from
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WEDDING CAKES very pretty and very cheap; Ice
Cream and Water Ices at OIL 50 per gallon, at the
Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and SITS
ian % Inn J.FUsskLL.
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t1fe NJ a NchoaIha..

S nAstsrfoRD, Feb. l6.-A Are broke On, an a..
the ses.,o uale NC hoolhouse, In this city, during
NJ, nv was discovered Gaming through the Zoo, IN
uss 49, Impairment No great damage however
.hot Hone. In the various departments about Soo
ssSuia,s Were dismissed, and no one was hurt
though the panic was unent ~ "eH uui',
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G. A r X A q f s.
Il HE Subscriber having made additions TO his
Factory, making 1t now one of the largest. IN 8
IN the District, where his facIlities forSStSe
manu- featuring al kinds of CAR-NSk1
RACES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur
pass ed, and from his long experience In the bust
ness. he hopes 10 slve general satisfaction.
All kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
All REPAIRS neatly done. aud all orders prompt
iy attended to,
Second hand Carriages tai en- in ex change for new
ones. ANDREW ]. JOYCE,
lott corner of l4th and r ats,
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CHUBB BROTHERS.
40 CASTOR Il CLARK
10 LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from
It'll street, under the Avenue House,
DEALERsIy
CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING

The Subscribers cali attention to desirable Stock
ton At their Store, No. ~ Louisiana avenue second
onor rom TN street and as they are determined to
close on the lot possible, every effort necessary
on their part shall be used in order to please their
customers.
the stock 10 ne perfect 10 point of DURABILITY t and
style, beeause We make everything ourselve., and
nave DO hesitation IN saying our goods will be found
equal to the best order work in the country.
watching the various changes of fashion. parties
may rest ured of finding the latest cut and ma
in store subject to their ms Pc OF ion and approyaI
SIS 90 worth Of Goods for Mems, Boz $ and Ser
wants w ear Will b. sold ~ auction prices and pur-
chasers would do well to examine the lot This in
no hunbug, As our assertions can be proved ON ex-
animation. Call and sse US at the above Store.
dN!Sw CASTOR CLARK.
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ESPECIAL NOriCE.-Our sincere thanks are
Il hereby rendered to all who have settled their ac
couuts with as since our last issue ofhills But our
principal object is TO call the attention OF those
who have not paid To this notice. We want them TO
know that tre are ssfeviRg for rae Of rae
dxs Ss. and hope that without delay those persona
whom we have in good faith accommodated viii call
tan Is. iaw CTSGETT A pODaON.
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Cotton Movements, n, M.A,,.

a. NOBLE, Feb l6-The Niagsra's advices have
oserea :, ,'s arhet Tor cotton, and middlina n
Were . co. e. cents. The sales during one week
were w bales, ard the receipts for the Same
PERIOD, 2Jou, against le, 900 at the sane date a.
go. 90 ,nee ports to England during the week
$500 su nss: freights are quoted al m 3ed
S'efiing dull at Sac per cent premium.
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DIED.,

This Thursday morning, at his residence { n s'h
ROBERT DORSEY, Esq. eldest son of the late
Judge Waller Dor,ey. Of MARYLAND. Exemplary in
deceased will long be held in ffectiOnate remem-
brance by those who knew and Justly appreciated his
modest and unpreteniiDg worth,
The friends of the family are respectfully nyt d
to attend his funeral FRI m his late residence To
NOR row, at 8 o. CLOCK p. IN.
tInfe. UI n and BALI imoFe papers please CO. y }
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA BONDS.

The law providing for Funding the Bonded, and
other specified Indebtedness, of the State of Cali
forna requires that the old Bonds and CertI6cates
shall be forwarded to Sacramento during this wear
to he cancelled and replaced By new ones, we viii
delivery or the Bonds. 10Y
jan 23-lm CHURB RROTHEPS
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CONFECTIONERY,

NEW c5 M Its o. or door .orra orG
The subscriber respectfully ANNOUNCES to the cltl-
gems and the public that he has hfted ms estaD-
choicest CONFECTlOS EiY ofal kinds.
ICE CREAM always 10 De hnd. and OF the very
mart or the CITY, NJ 81 ~ per gallon.
Fresh Pl ES and CA Is. OF al KINGS. every day
at ,s o,clock made OF the best material the marke ct
can afford. o.u,s .
kent in A place of this kind.
Rails. PARTIES Weddings, 4 c.. furnished to order
m the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
ian Ja-lms wMP Porn
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New York MaYkess.

NEW YoIE, Feb. Is.-Flour; sales ., 500 bbis-
State, sc deareT, 81 l5aS4 Is; Ohio, i0c dearer
81 S0aS4 90; Southern "a 7Oa&4 80.
Wheat, 10000 bush. white. 81 30aSI 40. Corn
white 67a70c.; yellow 67a6s Nc.
Pork aivanced; SIG .eOsSI7 90 Beef firm: siI !.
asia. Lard advanced; quoted IoaI0Xc.
Whisky firm at 70 ale.
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1s.-Flour steady; Howard
street 81 3Oa$4 81, City % 81; no sales Of Ohio
Wheat steady, without material change. Corn;
white advanced, yellow little lower; white 5ss
60c., yellew 55a50c
Clover seed; sales Of I, 600 bushels at sass I2
w hisky frm, In fair demand At 22a22 Nc, ana
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Suicide Of q Supposed M~rd.r.,

s N.ossssrowN, Pa, Feb. IA man named
10 the prison at this place, charged with hayins
murdered his wife at Port Kennedy. committea
,, iast night In his cell, by hanging himseif
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,CHARLfsroN, Feb. Il Sales coo bales xc
decline from the highest point.
AUsusrA, Feb. F.-Exchange on New York
has declined one per cent
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Father Aiken
WILLIAM 7. EWUNET, of this city, TO Miss
CATAR IN f. WEBSTER, Of Frederick cOun-
ty, MARYLAND.
(Frederick county papers please sopy)
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Murder Tpials.

paNviLLE, Pa Feb. l6.-The trisl of Umb..
TAI ana Mrs Briggs. who are charged with no.
soning the wife Of the former ana hpshsn5 =,
me latter, was commenced here to-day The
Iriai has been postponed two terms of ,h. conrt
The Parties will be tried separately
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b..t qualify KING Ca! s .ns issa .s1s:s,
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Southern MarE.t.

NEW DIRK, Feb 1.-THE United States frjeste
Wabash has arrived below, and 10 now al ane6or
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SAMUEL p. HOOVER'S BOOT, SHOE, AND
- TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT.
nave on hsha are ass3IImen, OF. LADIES
Chidrens Rubbers, Overshoes, Sandles kxxhX
Gosemers, Boots, Slippers. BuskIns helled ~RAfb
a. without, Water proof Boots and Shoes, which
will sell cheap for cash.
Also, q splendid stock of Sole Leather Trunks at
reduced prices.
Call and examine for yourselves, at
SAM'E.P. HOOVER,
Iron Hall, Pa. avenue, between
ian Il 9TH and I0rh sts
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HayFe Market-
Dead.

hAvRE, Fance, Jan 2s.-Sales yesterday were
ding, to arrive, 93a94f
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NV York, Feb. Is -James Ga,ex oun,.,
OF the u. s. ship Portsmouth, died Decemh.,
i5th at Hong Kong. Mr.. Gates was a resident OF
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20 900 PEACH rR E, so Pr. H,.p..p,
For sale ct my Nursery, near Washington. Ias
above Trees are all Of 6ns growth. and OF tne
Al Also 3 sensssi assortment of ORNAMENT,
TAI. EVERGREEN, SHADE, ana fhoir
T a. 3 I'm JOSHUA PIERCE.
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T AIDES, PLEASE READ.

For genuine, reliable FuRS, free from moth, and
fresh made, call at SrINEMETZ'S, 2Ss Pa. ave-
nue., between 18th and 18th streets, VINO has re-
ceived instructions from New York TO sell the ne
assortment now hand, on commission, at iess dis
count than heretofore offered.
Among them will be found the handsomet sets
French Sables half and 4u3rtes CGpes ever broaght
tn rhis city for 3 10 and Sl2.
Viotorines IS.
Also, Capes and Cloaks, OF superior quality. yer,
cheap.
Particular attention is invited to two very large
Mink Sable Capes, worth over SlOo, each for S75
and Ss6.
Mink Sable Cape, medium sze. $50 and SIS.
nj nix sable victorInes Si4 aud SI6.
Also, several sets real Hudson Bay Sable.
Together with Siberian Squirrel, Fitch MaIten,
French Mink, &c In all their variety
I'm Irmine Opera Cloaks, very handsome; Mufs
to match of oil kinds. from o. 81 to $50.
Every article warranted, and IL proven rs not rep
resented, the money will be refunded.
b. II. STINEMETZ,
256 Pa. ave-, bet, 18th and Isl sts.
Jan IL next door to Madame Deiarue.
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WATCH RKTURNs.-Mary Hammond, colored
Md, fugitive slave; jail. Thomas Cropsey, d
C; larceny; jail for court. Henry Crutchett ID
G, disorderly conduct; fined SO and costs Ter
lodgeTs-all non-residents
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In y,rtae of Eve wr,ts Of
vi fen facas, on judgement OF condemnation.
issued from the Clerks oboe Of the Circuii Court
Ut the District OF Columbia for the County of Wash.
nfton, and to me directed shall expose to public
sale Tor Casa In front of the Court House door OF
said County. on SATURDAY, the ath day of Fe6-
ruary lG5s at u O'Clock m the following described
property to w.t. viz Part Of Lot l. In square west
Of square No. in the City OF Washiuaton, ID. C..
beginning az the southeast corner Of said Lot No l.
running thence west along the line of street north
Ia feef, thence north IS feet, thence east II feet
fepes south IS feet to beginning; also the undivided
hall part OF Lot No. III, IN said square, fronting on
9th street west 90 Feet running hack with thai width
with the rear of SAID ot No. - feet inches, as
purchased hy John NJ cGa.yey OF Messrs Ennis and
M4oMaward also; the other undivided moiety OF
L, In said square, commencing for the same at point
on n street north, Ia feet west of the southeast
corner Of sand Lot, and running thence on AZ eet
west % feet inches, thence northwardly AID DE- raj
lei with 9Th street IS feet thence wlth the rear line
Of sad OF eastwardiy e !eet inches thence south
wardly to beginning, together with all and singular
the improvements thereon seized and levied Don
as the property of John MoGarvey and will be sold
70 satisfy JudIclas No. $50, 355 S56 $751; and s58 To
January term 1853. in favor Geo. Lowry Howell a
Stribllng, Timothy O'Donohue & Son. Patrick Led
wage, anu Getty Williams.
J. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
Jan n dts for the District OF Columbia.
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jan II
STOP THAT RATTLING.

am now prepared to put on Chapman's Elastic
Anti Kattling Shaft Fastener" suren as5R -
remedy for the rafting of the shaft clips 49,
of Carriages and Wagons, which can eSHSES
put on at a small ex pense.
Cali and examine at my Factory. where have
certificates from the leading Coachmakers in the
country. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
d l0-tf corner I4th and T. SITS
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FUTURE DAYS.

NARSHAl,'S SALE.-In virtue offs writ of era
faclas under the lien law cd from the eieIS
once oIthe CIRCUIT Court ofthe District of Columbia
the County OF Washing ton, and to me Directed
E sx pose TO public sale, for CASH, IN front Of the
Court House door OF said county on WEDNES-
pay, the 24'h of February, 1853 at IL clock m the
fonowing Described property to witt Al defendant 3
rgnt ti,le- cain. and interest ard to the three
Frame Houses erected on Lot No. s. in reseryation
", on Maryland avenue, between a. and 9th sfs in
the City OF washington, ID. e.. seized and levied
be sold 70 satisfy Judclals No 27s 20 October term
1857, Ia favor of Smith 4 Fowler. Wi w
ID. HOOVER. Marshal
JAZZ S-dte for the District of Columbia.
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AUCrIoN SALES.

BY c. X. l.. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers.
I'm SATURDAY MORNING, 10th inst, at elI
~ o,el,ck, we shall sell, in front of the store
menu o p sth street and Pa avsnae srse assert
hoi COOKERY and Furniture, which viii lie sold
without reserve, 70 close consignment.
y. u. L. CROWN & CO.. Aucts..
Ie 20 No. $50, corner of sth ut. aud Pa ay.
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ST 900 A YEAR
1880 A YEAR.

VI sOOO yI,HU YEAR.
81 900 YEAR. Profitable and honorable employ
81 900 A WEAK. ment for all times. Persons IN
81 800 lEAR. town or country, IN search Of en-
81 200 YEAR. ployment as = source of income,
81 600 A YEAR. or to hl up their leisure hours,
81 900 EEAR. may hear OF such by enclosing
LOCO A y EAR. two stamps, to pay postage, to
81 900 YEAR. Prof. JAMES r. HORNE,
81 900 YEAR. Box No. ASH. New York Post
81 900 YEAR. Once. The employ ment is fitted
81 $50 lEAR. to either sex station In life i'm
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81 .aa A YEAR. consumption. and can he manu-
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81 600 YEAR, secure by copyright; sale as
81 90 YEAR. permanent flour. An agent rs
81, 90 YEAR. wanted in every town in the
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