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Ecboea Of tbe 3seauttful
WOMEN OR WINE.
80 pr T. WARD.

a. a
An Episode 70 th. President OF tho New England
Society, who recommends the introduction ol
Women IN place Of Wine at entertainments.
Oh, weak and foolhardy rcformeri
To substitute women for vine.
The glow Of whose presence Is warmer
Than sunniest juice Of the vine.
believe me, loss fatal are juicps
Than womcn In witchory skilled
For there oozes moro venom from two lips
Than ever from grain was distilled.
who bartcrs for beauty his whisky,
The change win be certain TO rue;
For her eyss she'd a spirit more frisky
Than hrks In the "mountain dew"
Ali those eyes at cacL meeting 80 merry,
You'll Gnd to outsparkle ehampagnsi
And finglets more Eolden than sherry
win iaddle as well the poor brain.
More tapering nccks than the botte's,'
With mouths more bcwideringly crowned,
win pout from their ravishinT ihrottles
Astream that sage would eonfound.
II wine makes US brutes, iovo is able -
es. To turn us TO fools with like ease;
II the one lays Us under the table,
T'other brings as At least 10 our knees.
stiii At table somo mischief she's brewing;
Her feet scrape acquaintance below;
All no hoel-taps 50 pregnant with ruin,
A those hidden taps Of the toe
And hands. between courses at leisure,
Mako friends whom there's no one to mark,
All lsts poison yield grapes under pressure
Than fngers thas squeezed IN the dark.
. -As home reels the topper Of beauty.
8 How crimson his visage, poor elf
now fsvered he slcepsl how his duty
- Il left to take care Of iiselil
Whom thwarted how paisiod his po,rsn,
e Till he sinks In despair At deaths door,
Oil IL woman her victim thus lowers,
Say, what can the bottle do more7
Cospirilso ardent as woman's-
So sure 10 intoxicatc man;
Her touch Il "delirium tremens,
That maddens him more than II cam
The glance Of her eve Is 'bluc ruin"
Her blush Il the blood Of tho vine,
Her pout Is runch ln whose brewing.
Tart, sugar and spifii combine.
20 spnrkiinr. 30 heating, 80 heady,
No hope for her victim appears;
Should her srniles only render him gidde.
He'll surely DO made drunk with her tears.
Not tho grape Juice Of Eden made Adam
SO stupidity forfeit his aIll
But tho lure Of hi4 volatile msdan
Led him tipsiIy on 10 his fall.
No. the wines Of fair Cypress the rover,
So sure rs the women bnguilo;
Better rest where he Is "hah seas over,
Than steer for 30 fatal an isio
OBJ then shun such temper As this Is,
Torcommence so hazardous court,
Who oiabarks on the waves Of her tresses
VIII lgricge thathe ventnrcd from poar.
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pG5- A traveller coming TO a swolIor

pk1- a traveller coming 10 q swollen
stream, finding hosting log fastened
with u grape vino TO oach shore, but u
strong heavy current running between
zach end Of the log and tho shore. AZ
ter spending hall day, and receiving
n dozen dnckings In getting over, found
nailed upon post a plaoard as follows;
Two dollars fine for crossing over
this bridge fastor tnan walk !
Exit traveller, in deep chagrin, 10 Got
his clothes driod, and q horn within, 10
keep the devil out.
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~ II was among the loveliest Gus.
tomsof the ancionts to bury tho young
at mnrnlng twilight; for as they strove
20 give the softcst Interpretation to
death, 80 they imagined that Aurora,
who loved the young, had stolen thcm
70 her embrace. .a
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ca An castorn orator recently do.
livored an address on Universal Grasi.
tati0n, which concludes MS fullows:
Thus have wo elucidated tho cogent
law Of Grayiiation. Thus have wo
threaded our bewildorod way through
the labyrintblan whlIpools Of tcrrcstial
Notwithstanding ut every success.
sivo gradailon tho star-spangled tessola-
ted bannor Of scientific condensation
and rs We havo peramhulated aud cir.
cnmperamubulatod immensity on the
ravon pinions ofidoallty. wo have heard
the doep toned intonatlons OF phantas-
magoran rumblngs which shook tho
universe te its semptornal foundations
split tho air.poisod axetruc of Phae.
tons brazcn chariot-hurled tho orb OF
day from its wheeling circuit IN the
heavens TO tho land Of tho sable.skin'
ned Philippians, and In the sublime and
lofty language OF Con. Jackson, tore
Hells concave and beyond frightened
tho reign of Chaos and Old Night
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pkO- Miss, will you take my arm p
Yes, sir andtyou too Cant spare
but the arm, Miss, replied the bachelor
Then eaid she, i cant tako it, rs my
motto Is, Go tho whole hog or nothing.
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Cloud. Upon retiring 10 bod ho told
Tho servant who conducted him to biz
room that lss wanted bis boots biaeI<ed
The Servant told him to set them eat.
|sido tho door and The boot black would
tend to thcm. Ho did so, and in tho
morning tho boots camo mp missing.
Instead Of setting tho boots out In the
hall, no had placed them outside the
front door. Tho preacher hasnot worry
elevated opinipn Of tho morality OF the
people Of Nashville. Ho wears q pair
OF now boots
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nrn- An Irish frlond Of ours remarks

that he is 10 ver qnite sober until be go,s
halfdrunk.
We know good many others, who
require the stimulating influence OF
whisky 10 overcome tbeir modosty. and
mako them paesablo com pany Whisky
is certainly u valuable article for stu.
pidily. s.a.at.asI
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A QUAINT ADvERrfsEMESr.---Tho Ne
chanic's FREQ Press, of Novcm Dor Sth'
1923. (a copy OF which has been given
To us by friend) contains tho following
advertisement. which IL says II copied
f.om ate Dayton (Ohio) paper. il
scoms that greater rinduc6montsw was hold
out 70 bachelors thirty years ago, TO en-.
ter into tho bonds OF matrimony, than
arc presented in this progressive ago;
TAKE NorIcE! Elijah lidor, n minis
tor of tho Gospel wishes to inform the
public that ho has hal authority to sol
omnizo marrage, from tho year 1927, in
March, md desires part OF tho patron
ago. II they will grant him tholr Gus.
toms, ho promises TO marry for ono dol.
lar, or sevonty.hvo contsat his house,
Ho will DO found one mic from Dayton,
on the Cincinnati road, Jefferson street.
Also, the said Slider will pay tho high
est prico forlinen and cotton rags deliv.
ercd ut his store, otbor In Goods OF
Cash.
Assuming that rags wcro worth five
cents per pound at that timc, for twenty
pounds OF inon or cotton cast of glr.
monts, two happy hearts might DO united
ia tho siken bonds Of Hymen.
pD- An old gcntleinan says that he II
the last man in tho world that would
tyrannizo ovor o daughters affections
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pa II is said that n bachelor grows
old faster than married man, but that
tho atter's hair worry oftcn comos out
soonest. What is tho philosophy OF
this?
py- 'Ah, you don't know what muthi
cal enthusiasm ith ! said music-mad
miss TO Tom Hood Excuse mo, mad.
am replied tho Wit, but do. Musi'
cal enthusiasm is like turtle soup; for
every quart of real thorc are nincty
gallons of mock, and calves head in
proportion
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pD- An old gentleman says that he Is
the last man in tho world that would
tyrannizo ovor daughters affections.
So long rs she marres the man OF his
choice, he don't care whom she loves
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GEORGETOWN.
Cor,sspondsnos Of Tie Ssar. -

sff 6RoReErowN, Sept. 3, 1853.
. Quite an excitement was created among our
citizens residing on the "Heights," by the an
nouncement that pretty extensive robbery had
been committed by burglars, in the residence Of
Miss Emily Dodge, corner Of Congress and stod.
dard streets. The following articles were sto.
len; 20 large forks, small forks, 10 table spoons
81 tea spoons. dessert spoon, napkin ring, salt
spoon, butter knives (all silver, and gold and
1 silver spoon. This robbery wa. perpetrated Al
about O'Clock this morning, and of course our
vigilant watchmen were not on the ground when
wanted.
We perceive quite a number of men walking
about the streets with black eyes bruised noses
cut heads, DC. On enquiring the cause we were
informed that riot had occurred between rival
gangs on the water works. IL progressed with
nry along the entire route, until the rioters ar.
rived at Drover's Rest, when, thinking they had
approached too nearthe town TO continue thei,
war without fear Of interruption from the author.
itics, they desisted yesterday afternoon Doubt.
less, hostilities will again be relieved
returned from the country, where he has been
spending some days in recruiting his strength
Each of the other members of the police force
should initiate the captains example, and rural
Ire for time. 1t would benefit them vastly.
Many Of our citizens will regret to learn OF the
death OF our former popular and well known fel
low-citizen, MIR. VIM. Lang. The deceased was
at the time Of his death a resident of Baltimore
but some years since lived and carried on bust.
ness In our midst, aud was one OF the most prom.
inent members of the Methodist P. Church.
Professor Donald Mac eod, of your city, will
give readings from the Poets, at Forrest Hall, on
Monday evening next The Professor has already
earned celebrity for these readings. - and
doubtless he will have full and appreciatiyt
audience.
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MONTHLY REPORT or THE CHIEF OF PoLIcK.-
The number Of persons confined in the watch
houses during the month OF August was 3l5, in
addition TO which 50 persons have been accom-
modated with lodgings. or the number Of pris-
oners 2is were white, and 81 colored 249 OF them
were males, and 66 females Their birth-pl,cex
are a. follows: In the District o. Columbia no
MARYLAND 81, Virginia 3, Pennsylvania II, New
York 10, Kentucky !, Missouri I, North Carolina
Wales I, France 2, England 7, and Scotland >
The regulations In regard to the drivers nj
backs have been strictly enforced, and a number
Of fines have been imposed for violations of the
respect, as all who have occasion to pass along
the Avenue will have noticed.
The following are the returns of the several
police constables made TO the Chief of Police on
the LIST Of September, 1s5s, showing the amount
OF Judgments and costs obtained, and the amount
cnlIPcfed - - -
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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence of The Star.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. 3, 1853.
The Winchester Presbytery resumed its ses-
sion yesterday morning. The following gentle
men were found to be present:
MiDisters-A. IL. ii. Boyd, D. ID, Thomas D.
Bell, Patterson Fletcher, Henry Matthews, john
ford.
Elders-Baily Crane, Robert Jameson, ]. r.
Tucker, Robert Crop and James Smith
Neutrality-suspicious. Walton and Robert Nc
Murran
A prayer meeting occupied the morning.
During the afternoon session John b Tavencr
OF Frederick county, was received under the care
OF the Presbytery, as candidate for the minis
try; II. r. Smith aud A. H III. Boyd were chosen
commissioners to the United SYNOD and IT ID
Bell and J. l.. Frairie, alternates.
The Presoytery then adjourned until this morn
Ing, and the members attended the Union PRAYER
Meeting at Sarepta Hall.
Last night the Second PRESBYTERIAN Church
was crowded by an intelligent audience, who
listened to most excellent sermon
Hon. Howell Cobb Secretary of the Treasury,
visited this city, Wednesday, on official bust
ness connected with adding the Adams property
TO the grounds of the new Custom House He
was Hospitality received by r.. s. Houph ESQ
Collector of the port; and, we learn, also par
took OF the Inequalities of J Morgan Johnson
Esq late Postmaster of the House of RepreSeut-
atlves. Although the Secretary expressed no de.
termination in reference TO the matter we learn
that his visit has made the friends of the purchase
DE in possession Of the Gene al Government
Many OF the Alexandrians now in California
are on the golden road to fortune. The Monu-
mental Company, of which Mr. Robert NJ Lar
mour Is Secretary, and to which Messrs. Joseph
and Samuel barmour are attached, publishes a
statement that the receipts of gold dust from their
"ciaim," near Forrest city, for the five weeks
ending June 27th, were ,5S4 OF , 10Y dwt., val.
ued at two hundred and sixty Thousand dollars
Markets, to -day.-Flour-no sales on 'Chanye
w heat-dull; sales OF white. Sl.3lasI.35 red
81 25al %. COrn-sales at 70aslc. Rye and oats
dull; prices unchanged.
Arrived, to-day-brig Mary Pharo, Coombs
Bangor, lathes TO CdZenove d Co; schooners A
r. Mckenzie, Dri,coe, with plaster, and Ocean
Barge, Tibbets, PASSPORT plaster to Cazenove q
Co Alvarado, Cooper, Baltimore, with lumber
10 Waters zimmerman; Dirigo, Cook, Phila-
del phia, to master.
Sailed-schooners M. A Shropshire, Shrop-
shire, Boston, coal, by Fowle & Co Planet Mars
I,eoghegan, Norfolk, coal, by ID. B. Smith; j. T
Williams, Curtis, New York, COAL by Fowle 4
Co. r
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FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN. Anct,o

BY A. GREEN, Auctiopeer, ~ :
EXTENSIVE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR
IL WALNUT AN1 MAHOGANY AND orsKR FsRSi
ruRE, PIANO FORTE, dr.-On MONDAY the SRI
instant, shall sell, az the residence of Mrs Col
Broom, at No. 5zs Sd street west, between ID and 4
streets north, at 10 O'Clock q. m, an excellent a.
soItment OF Furniture. the most of Il made 10
order by Mr.Crlpps, viz: : =
Rosewood Piano Forte. seven octaves, In fine ORDER
made by Gshe k Knabe. -.-1T - '~'
Fine Wanut Damask. covered Parlor Set consist
ing OF Iete- a-Tetes, IL Parlor Chairs 2 Arm
Sas.9I Chairs, fancy Gothic Char; Covers
Walnut Marble top Centre and tide Tables.
mah5nsany marsle-top Dressing Bureaus and Wash
Mahogany French Bedsteads, Wardrobe. Fxtep-
sion and other Tables.
Mahogany Antique Chairs, Oak Settles, Cane RIM
and other Chairs, >' atm
Walnut Passage Reception Chairs and Table.
Cot.ase Bedsteads,- Bookcase, Work and other
Superior English Velvet Carpet and Rur tn match
Ihree- Ply Brussels, STAIR and other Carpets, and
Dining Room, Hall, and other Oil Cloth and Mat
ting, ~ '1"'
Girandoles; pair superior French China Vases,
china, Glass and CTockery Ware, among which Is
one hne White Stone China Dinner Set
realher beds, Boosters and Pillows,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses and Beddinr
Lot OF stoves, with an excellent assortment OF
Kitchen Requisites. aHd many other articles
which we deem unnecessary To enumsrate
Terms A sums under So cash: over s 3Oa credit
OF ana 90 DAYS, for notes bearing interest sa lac
torIly endorsed.
SEED GREEN anc,
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DIED.

DI6Us
THOMAS Johnson, youngest n " SON OF Robert
months. wv "
The friends and scauantance, of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral This AT
teTnoon, AZ clock, from his father reshdencs on
the corner OF Market and 5th streets -
Fare thee well, fare thee well,
Most beautiful OF earthly tnIngs, b.
80 will not Dad thy spirit stay,
Nor link TO earth those gIttering wings
That hurst like light away,
know thai thou vert goae To dwell
In the sunny home Of the fresh dsJ beam,
Before decays implying tread
Hath crepl upon the deares dream
That ever came and fed.
Fare thee well, fare thee well!
And go thy way, all pure and fair,
lnto the starry ornament,
And wander there with spirits OF AIR,
As bright and innocent.
Fare thee well, fare thee well
Seq! have been TO the swete.t bowers,
And culied from garden and from heath
The tenderest Of ali tender flowers,
And bendeth IN wreath
The violet and blue halrbell.
And one fair rose in It's earlier bloom.
Alas meant It for thy hair,
And now fling IL on thy tomb,
10 weep aud wIther there.
I'm the motnIng of the Sd instaut, after ling eUnE
niiness, r "a MA kEBECCA daughter Of g. A. and
hnnet sage In the l7h ear of herage
net iuheral Will tax place from her fathers resi-
aence, NO. ~ MARYLAND avenue, near 6th street. on
TO morrow tsaturday Afternoon, at O'CLOCK tine
hiends OF the family are invited to attend
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EOR SALE-t very desirable Market and Dairy
Il FARM, IN AlexAudrla county. Va, and about
s miles from the Long Bridge and IL miles from the
Georgetown Aaueduct binding on the Ferry X Dad
fer 90. -
This farm contains about IS acres-more or less.
grove. and rom its proximity TO GEORGETOWN and
Washinston 10 one OF the most Desirable places that
has been oherea for sale for long time. The prop
ery VIII be offered at public sale on the 9th OF Octo-
Der aLd as fsr ~ the terms are conoerned they
VII De liberal and made known at sale, winch VIII
take place on the premises. :. kcI e,FEv =
PeIIons wishing to purchase the above property
q prvate sale viii do we'll to call upon Mr.. Andrew
banms.n. 81 the Surgeon General Once; otherwise
day. 70 2 n = = = -''~'-t -
! % ., sea&ss, COS u. AMOS DENHAM,.
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DRADY'S GALLERY,
- $50 PA. AVENUE, NEAR 7TH STREET,
OueT SrseHy, RittsnkoEse, FaHt & Co.'s
Bdakiag HonSe.
Mr.. BRADY begs respectfully to inform the pub
lie that in consequence of the very liberal patronag
he has received since opening his y II o T o.
GRAPHIC GALLERY at Washing ton. he will
contrary to has original intention, keep 1t open during
the summer months. : .. D. -. :
An efficient corps of Artists will be constantly IN
attendance to execute Photographs and AmbrotJp pes
in the best possible manner.
III Prices ranging from 81 upwards.
The Collection Of Portraits of distinguished men
at this Gallery 1.-THE largest the world open for
public inspection every day Sundays pied from
q. IN. to D. m. lie So-eo3m
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AUCTION SALES.
By WALL r. RARNARD A.

: By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctioneer.
STEAM ENGINE; LATHES: TOOLS, Inos,
9Th instant at IL ocock. at the Machine sSop %
Mr.. e.. Buckingham, on street, between 10Th And
seocsss %o Steam si sns ne Fs1s:
Pumps, Ac, without reserve. as he 10 retiring from
One 6rstra.e Steam Engine, 4-horss power, but Int
=, tie used,
Coed Vices. benches. Platform sosis. 0'"'''''
DriiIIiDg Machine, PUNCHING Machine,
Anyils, Hammers. swedses, and Tools,
Drill Stocks and Bits, .,.
Cast and Wrought Iron Railing, ...
Sheet and Band Iron, Wrouehf and Cast Iron,
GrIndstone, Force Pump, Iron 6 rating,
Scroll Tools; Tonss. Sledses.
Terms; SIS and under cash over that amount
credit OF And 80 days. for notes satisfactorily en-
.es WALL & BARNARD. Auo,.. /.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer. -
EXTENSIVE SALE OF STOCK or HAM
~ WARE AZ AAyfTieS:.on WE6NEsDh9,n n.
ware business, No. 4s4 nth street, between g and
sts an excellent assortment of every variety Of
large and fine assortment. of Plated Spoon. and
Do, do. of Table and Pocket
E.ts9sys lot of Builders Hardware and Tools.
Hinges, Locks, Bolts. Fasteninss. Screws, Nails,
saws ofsvery description, H.,che,s. Aurur, Ara,
Hammers, e''
Braces and Bits. s'
Double and single Plane Bits
pans, &c. S"'0e
g ,arse lot of Agricultural Implements viz:
spades shovels, Hoes, Forks, Picks, Mattocks,
Rakes, '
counter, Platform, Scales and Weights, Birdc, res
Sandscrsens. Slfters, Brass Candesticks cIssors
Bowle Knives, Pistols, Mahogany Counter Ease
Une hne MortIcing Machine, with Bits complete,
with large lot of other articles, which we dee m
unnecessary to enunerate.
Terms: All sums under So cash; over sSn credit
OF and months, for notes satisfactorily endor
bearing interest.
J. l.. SMITH, Attorney.
SEQ u A. GREEN, Auot.
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q p. NJ. DUDANT,
AS at his well } novn r stau-tS ~ IL
II rant on the northwest1~
A>A&Xn@k corner of Penn. avenue
aud Sixth street, ID con-
stanty in receipt of every obtanabie luxury for the
palate, in the procurement Of which he spares
neither ex pense nor pains.
His GAM K, Of all OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Wood
cock, X eed Birds, Snipe, &c; his FISH-Oysters,
spots, sheephesd, Tailors, Mackerel, Crabs, PERCH
Rock, Bass, &c, &c, were never surpassed in tnis
market, While his LIQUORS and ST. CARS pro-
verbally chsllenge competition with any sold in
any Restaurant In the United States.
The management of his cuisine continues under
his immediate VISION (sInce bis recovery from
his late Sickness and he pledges his untring eX-
ertIons TO continue the reputation of his estab Ish
Metropolis, and respectfully solicits his friends and
the public to visit it. sell
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A. GREEN. Auct,
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
GALE BY ORDER OF ORPHANS COIrp.

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
GALE BY ORDER OF ORPHANS COURT
- OF HOUSEHOLD ND KITCHEN FURNITURE Pr
AN3FoRTE dc.-On TUESDAY, the 7ih instant,
Esq. on Sd street east, between north and SITS
No Az ~ w clock a. all the personal eff CTS M
Jonas Middleton, deceased, viz: "
1ldloiOTte, sew n OCtaves, IN hoe order.
Mahogany SOFAS, Chairs and Tables,
cottage and other Bedsteads,
Cane and other Chairs,
Locking Glasses Washstands, Carpets and Rugs,
star Rods, Feather Beds and Il, dding
Cooking, Radiator and other Stoves
China Glass and CrockeTy Ware. Venetian Blinds
With many other articles which we deem unne.
oessarv To enumerate.
Terms ash. By order ofthe Administrator.
sc Its A GREEN Anct
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ Of
W. herl facIas Issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of the District of COLUMBIA for the
county OF washington, and to me dire cted. I shall
Court house door Of saId county, on WEDNES-
DAY the 18th day of September, 1853, at u O'Clock
Defendants night, title, claim and interest in and 10
Lot NO 6, IN Square No 7il, according 10 the sub
DIVISION of SAID Square, made by James Adams
Executor Cf rhoms. Law ;" together with An snn
singular the improvements thereon, in tho CITY Of
washington, ID. G., seized and levied upon as the
property of stephen Cnster and will he sold to sst
Isty JudIcals No. 2671 to October term. 1852 in ia
NOr Of John Purdy. w. SELDEN, Marshal
au q Is for the District of ColUUbts
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JOAN II. MITCHELL, Trustee.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE & Co., Aucts.
an lq-eo6ds TITnion

MhRSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF two wrlts of
lVI herl faclas. under the lien law. issued from
the Clerks Ofhce q the Circuit Court Of toe Dis
trIct OF Columbia for the county Of Washing ton,
and to me directed. l shall expose to public sale.
for CASH, IN front of the Court House door of said
county, on FRIDAY. the 24th day of September
ls5a, at IL CLOCK the following described prop
e'ty, to wit: All defendants right, title, aim
and interest IN and TO Frame House situated
on Lot No. 81, in Square No. pa, according to
subdivision made by the Trustees of the Orphan
Ayium as also, the SAID Lot No. 81, in said Square
No 81, fronting "a feet on NJ street north, between
win snd 18th streets west. In the city of Washing
ton, d. T.. seized and levied upon as the property
OF John McROddy and will he sold TO satisfy Judi
Gals No. S54 and SIS, to Oc ober term 1885, favor
of Mary A. Harvey, and Michael Combs, admins
traitor of Henry Harvey. and Henry Harvey. surv.
Wm Lloyd. w. SELDEN. Marshal
Sc Its for tho District of Columbia.