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LECTURE AT THE SMITHSONIAN There was
ano'ner large audience at the Smithsonian last
evening, 10 listen to the lecture of d. X. Whita-
Aei, Esq, on the " Life and Writings of Sir
waiter Scott" Before the lecturer began Prof
Henry announced that on next Friday evening
r rroi FELTON, would lecture at the Institution on
'" Modern Greece
The lecturer then commenced his address with
an allusion to the republic of letters, to which
belong the philosophers, poets, and lovers Of
mental beauty. This republic, he thought, claims
chiefly for its members those among whom the
English language is spoken, as he believes this
language more adequate than any other for the
development Of thought and the clothing of ideas
In fascinating attire. He does not hold to the
very general opinion that the writings of the an
cient classical authors We're superior to all who
have written since. On the contrary, he believed
that when Invested of the almost feverentjal re-
gard in which they are held and COMPARED fairly
with the productions of later writer's they would
not be found more deserving of praise than the
latter. "
In the category with those whose writings he
thinks equal to the productions of Homer. VIRGIL.
and others Of ancient Greece and Rome the lee
tnrer enumerated Milton. Shakespeare, Pope,
Scott, &c: He then proceeded briefly to point ont
the exceliencies of these authors, and comnaTe
them to some extent with each other He Thought
scott fully equal to most other of the English
Poets, ana would hardly acknowledge him infe-
IIor 10 any In the descriptive, especially
whether II be of natural objects Of human actions
OF the passions, or of occurrences-he displayed
markable talent. To illustrate this attractive
Pecnllarity, MIR. Whitaker quoted largely from
his writings
me lecture throughout was more properly
description of Scotts writings than q discourse
concerning his life and works, yet it was full of
interest and was listened To attenti civ
CENTRE MARKEr.-The gangways of the mar
ket Were damp and unpleasant this morning
The demand for provisions was not very brisk
in either branch. The supply was about the aver
age, and of very good quality The hay stands
Were occupied, but the sales appeared to be dull,
supply of pork at the scales continues fair, and
the price obtained was about S7aS7 25 per 100
lbs las last quoted. Good order prevailed through
out the day. The prices, in the sheds Were about
a follows
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Further from Kansas.

81. Louis, Jan: 25-A gentleman from Lesver-
, "tn on the Sth, arrived here this evening. He
.dveiled portion of the way with the bearer of
dispatches from Calhoun 20 members OF the cabi-
net a. Washington, the tenor Of which, as de-
rlseu lotn tue messenger Is, that Calhoun reject
ed the returns sent to Gov. Denver Instead of
himself, on the ground that under the Iecomnton
schedule they are illegal. This gives the s,ate
omcers TO The Democrats, and also one maiorItv
In the Council on joint ballot
Mr.. Slower, Democratic member of the Ieyi.
lIture, was shot in the stage near Lawrence and
will probably die
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by G. w. BOTELER, Auctlonecr
DEREMPTORf SALE OF ELEGAN
L DRESS SILKS AT AUCTIox-On wEDNES
DAY MoRNlNG, Jan. 18th. commencing at ten
O'Clock, shall sell at my spacious Auction Room
Iron Hall, splendid assortment of rich Dress Silks
comprising In Fart, viz:
Elegant Velvet a'Q uIlle Robes,
Rich Velvet Flounced Robes,
Splendid Brocade Dresses,
BayadeTe = ks. in rich coIors.
Rich oolOred iounced Silk Robes.
Rich black houuced Silk Robes.
Treat variety of elegant Evening Silks. &C.
The consignment rs of recent importation embra-
eng the latest and most desirable STYLES and are
probably the richest and most beautiful collection of
Goods ever offered at auction IN the United states
As the sale is positively without reserve bargains
may be expected.
Catalogues will be ready for distribution on Mon
dsy morning.
Terms; SO and under, cash; over S2n, 90 and 90
days credit, for approved endorsed notes. bearing IN
terest.
NJ B.1WIl be added to the above sale, a fash
tonabe CIoth C;ccS Circulars, and Cspes, N srsy,
Jan2S-St =. w. BOTELER. Auctoneer.
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY j. c. MEG UIRE. AuctIoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IN
l. IMPROVED REAL EsrATE.-By virtue of a deed
In trust bearing date the Sd day of Apri 1857, and
recorded In LIber j. A. s.. No. lSS folio 81 ct SEQ
the subscriber will sell. at public sale, on WED
NESDAf, the Sd day of february. 1850: at O'Clock
p. M, at the auction store of Jas. G.. McGure on
the corner of Pennsy wanna avenue and 10th street
west, the whole of Square le4. fronting iS9 feet
inch on each oil north and streets. and S65 fee
each of l4th and 18th streets west and Lot No il m
Square M. iS2, fronting 81 feet LIST street east
deep.
Terms of sale: One third cash; and the balance in
SIX twelve and 10 months for notes bearing interest
from day of sale, secured by deed of trust ON the
PROPERTY, and If not complied with five DAYS after
the sale, the property will be resold upon one week
NOTICE. az the risk and expense of the purchaser.
All conveyancI.g at the cost Of the purchaser
CHAS. =. WALLACE Trustee.
Jan lS2taw6ds j. c. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer,
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By a: GREEN. Auctioneer.


TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRoyEn
Il PROPERTY, ON 7TH STREET, NEAR THE NAVY
lARD-By virtue Of a deed of trust duly executed
and recorded being dated the 9th of February 1855
and az the request of the party entitled to the debt
thereby secured the subscriber will sell at public
auction, IN front Of the premises, on THURSDAY,
Jan. S 1853, At O'Clock p. m. part of square nine
hundred and live, 1851 bounded forty one feet from
the southwest corner of said square. and running
THENCE north ong the lire of 18th street q feet
6nches thence east IS feet, thence southwardIy So
thence i8 feet TO the place of beginning situated in
me city OF Washington. The improvements coDslst
House.
Terms OF sale; One-half cash; the balance in SIX
and twe I've months the purchaser to give his notes
FOR the deferred payments bearing interest from the
day OF SALE deed of trust taken to secure the
payments of the notes. A conveyancing at the ex
pence of the purchaser.
III the terms of sale be not complied with n ten
days from tae day Of SALE the trustee reserves the
right IT, resell said premises at the risk and cost OF
the defautlng purchaser, by giving five DAYS notice
OF SAID resale In some newspaper published In the
city of Washington. " WIN
NIMROD GARRETTSON, Trustee
Jan Is cow A. GREEN, Auct,
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Later from Mexico.

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. IS The mail steamship
Tennessee has arrived from Vera Cruz The
whole of Mexico is reported to be tu a condition
OF complete anarchy, and nearly every State and
t,wn Were pronouncing against Comonfort. The
proportion Of artillery under his control Gov
nuioago holds the citadel and barracks Gen
Inloago had been taken prisoner by Comonfort.
are favored by various parties for the Presidercy
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NEW YORK. Jan. 26 -Flour dull: sales 5 go
DOS state "a 25aSi 30; Ohio 81 o5as5; southern
81 50a4 IS.
wheat hrm and buoyant; sales ) 900 bushels
Corn advanced lc white 6Sa7Uc
Mess pork e5c- dearer; SIS 25asI5 SO. Lard
advanced &c; quoted 9a9.c
WHISKY advanced ~ quotated pc.
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Financial.

NEW oRE, Jan. &c .-StoC ks are dull and low
e1generallv; Chicago and Rock Island IS Cum
bsrland Coal Co. lax; Illinois Central shares,
IN; do. bonds %; La Crosse and Milwaukee II I
New YORK Central sUA; Reading RR SIX
Sterling exchargesiS dull at 100 .aIO9H
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Arrest of Couutcrfeitor..

WEsrFtELD, Mass, Jan ~ Two men named
Chaplin aud Watkins were arrested here yes,er
day by United States Marshal Warren, charged
with counterfeiting { nited states coin He found
some OF the bogus coin on W atkin and palvar
c battery and some composition metal al Chap,ni a
house The wives of Chaplin and Watkins were
arrested in Worcester on Friday suspected OF
passing the coin made
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WEDDING CAKES very pretty and very cbeap Ice
Cream and Water Ices at Sl-5O per gallon at the
Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and SITS.
jan 20 Inn Fussu,
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Death of a BOSTON Merchant.
New York Markets.

BosroS, Jan. 2i.-Mr. r. A. Jones. a well
known d goods dealer in fremont row, in this
city, died this morning,
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NJ nj. RUPPEL.
NORTH side of Market Space, No. 81 between
Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown -
announces to els patrons that at hlsRsN T. J
RESTAURANT may be found at all SNlS
times the choicest and most excellent SGv
assortment ofIIQUORS, the freshest
OYSTERS and all kinds of GAM in season.
Meals served at all hours and at the usual prices.
Jan 4-Sm
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By C. w. BuTELER, Auctioueer,


OLD Mtd22Nf2NEs J AT
uary 80, commencing at u o'clock, shall sell, at my
spacious ware Iooms. Iron HALL superior assort-
ment Of rare old Wines and Liquors, consisting, in
80 bottles of Madre Here's Vino Sherry. vintage OF
"a bottles of Harmony Golden Sherry, vintage Of
50 bottles of Dukes old Indian Queen Madeira,
co bottles of duff Gordon's ManzaniIla brown
Sherry. vintage of 1896.
$50 bottles Of Queen Isabella Sherry, imported in
p bottles of March. Howard & Co. old reserve
,o Madeira imported IN l5il,
/" quart -deniiohns of superior old Bourbon WINS
81 bottles of Duff Gordon q Co.'s old Converse.
III bottles of J. Alnntt, yr. & Co.'s old London
CO Port vintage of 1874,
10 cases Of Imperial Crown Sherry,
52bottes Of superior Old Regina Per. from the
LONDON Docks,
80 80 ho,,Ies Of s ueen Port,
rs bottles Echecopar pale Sherry, IL wears old,
I6e =. Rudolph pale Sherry imported in 1913.
40 :. Amontil! ado choice pale Sherry, 1889.
6o Old East India Sherry,
81 bottles of pure JuiceIPort, unadulterated,
$50 TASKS very old Marett Il Co.'s Cognao Brandy,
'~' DottOs ~ euPtilot luct, DrdlOy.
vintage 1885,
20 cases Meet & Chandon's celebrated green seal
Champagne Wine,
20 cases NJ umm's Cabinet Champagne,
. cases de Ranvllle Champagne,
ID bottles Old London Dock Cugnac BRANDY, 1910
10 cases LaulEaBhelmer Wine,
~ cases very hne st. Julien Ciaret.
Sdozen very superior old dOuble-Orange Cu-acoa
imported in 1851,
dozen assorted I.iqueurs, imported in lass,
3Jozel old Maraschno.
cases Brandy Cherries,
"a cases very superior French Olives,
800 TASKS very superior Florence Oil,
~ dozen Bordeaux Pickles,
10 dozen Begon's superior French Mustard.
cases very hne old Calhoun WHISKY,
10 cases old Mountain Dew Whisky,
To- bottles sur enor Monongahela Whisky
bhve-galion demIjohns very old lsIay malt WINS
Ky,
cases superior Sauterne Wine,
Isl bottles Islay malt Whisky,
dozen London Cordial GIN,
45 hali gallon bottles very fine old Virginia Peach
Brandy,
Is0 bottles of Otard. Dupuy Co.'s Brandy,
lSO bottles of old Topas Sherry.
Inc above stock comprises a consignment from an
Old, extensive and reliable house in New York and
are represented as being superior quslIty To am
thing heretofore offered az auction IN this city
Connolsseurs and the public generally are invited
call and test the quality of the various articles and
be convinced of their decided superiority.
, The goods Will be arranged for examination two
days prior to the sale.
Descriptive catalogues may be obtained at the
store. " ~
Terms at sale.
jan y c. w. BOTELER Auctloneer
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From Kansas.

II. LOUIS, Jan.-Late advices from Kansas Al, re
that an act had passed the lower branch OF ire
Legislature, abolishing slavery in the territory
on the FIRST of March
serious disturbances had occurred between the
settlers on the Shawnee reservation and indians
resulting In the death OF one Of the latter and
the consequent driving of all the settlers and the
burning OF their houses and crops by the Indians
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BY WALL l. BARNARD, Aucts.

DY w ALL q BAKNAKD, Aucts.
Corner 0f Pennsylvania arsnus and 9th st,ssf
GALE By CATALOGUE OF RICH, ELE
= CANT FRENCH CLoAKs, RICH EMBRoIpsRkp
GRAPE SHAwLS, HEAD DRESSES, a O. AT AUCTIoy
On THURSDAY MORNING, January 28t h, com
mencng at 10 o'clock we i'll SELL ut our lars n md
spacious sales rooms, corner Of C. street and Ions
iana avenue, large and beautiful assortment of the
above articles, Among them may be found:
Superior French Cloth and Velvet Cloaks
Hack, brown, and drab More Antique do.
Embroidered Capes, Fancy Silk Capes
Beautiful Application Capes, Travelling Cloaks
DO. Scarlet Grape Shawls, Opera Shawis
White, crimson, drab and green Grape Shaws
klch Embroidered and figured Grape Shawls
Superior fancy mead dress Lace Caps.
The above goods are of recent importation and
are consigned by a Northern house and will be sold
without reserve to cover advances,
Terms cash, i'm Bankable funds.
ian 1G-dts WALL BARNARD, AuVts.
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CAPTURE of a Murderer

ALBANY, Jan. q -Stroub who murdered his
wife and two children in Westfeld, Mass. few
days ago, was, IL is believed, arrested and brough.
into RoHbury, Delaware county, VT. on satur-
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The Nebraska Legislature.

IT Louis, Jan. 25.-Gov. Richardson arrived
al omaha, Nebraska, on the 10th inst In -sriv
:" n'~e->9s from ma o-iey or the Legislature.
now at FloreI ce, he expressed disapprobaiion Of
theirsdJournmentto that place and requests their
immediate return to Omaha
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New York Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The weekly statement Of
the city banks shows the following totals Loans
Increased 81 e99 600; specie increased SO OILS 600.
deposits Increased Ss0s 900; undrawn deposits
81 ,6OO, coo, circulation decreased 81 300. 600
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WATCH RETuRNs.-Virginia Evans alias Rus
sell, colored, Va, unlawful assembly; fine and
costs, So "A. Margaret Johnson, cold, d. c., do d;
workhouse 90 days. Thomas Russell, col d, ID.
e, do; do. John Lee, colored. d. c., do; do
Hugh Macarty, Ireland, drunken vagrant: do
Lewis Deiareas, France, drunk and disorderly;
do. Hamilton Foster, Md, drunken vagrant: do
Two IOd%erS, non residents
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Fire at Richmond-A Duel FrustrateA

RICHMOND, Jan. 25.-Nessrs Binford Por-
ters extensive furniture warehouse was burnt a,
$40 O00-insurance $500 Other Properly al
Joining was also damaged
MessIs. Ridgway and o. J Wise have been
held to bail in s3OO each to prevent further per-
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Fire at MauchChnnlr.

MAUcH CHUNK, Pa. Jan. 25.-Ruebler'. soap
factory, six dwelling houses aud one stable were
entirely destroyed by FIRE last nj ht this place
The loss has not been asoertained.
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III is SAID that it is no uncommon thing to see
In the windows of Mormon houses notices of
lodgings to let, suitable for gentleman and
hfteen wives. Philbrick, at i76 Pennsylvania
avenue, has various works on the Mormons, and
indeed, upon every other subject upon which
books have been written. 1t is needless to saw
tnat the purchaser of book at the Gift Store gets
present in Jewelry, invariably worth more than
the price Of the book. II
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Millinery, &c,

MILLINERY, RESS-MAKING AND
w TRIMMING ESTABLISHMENT
Ladies visiting Washington respectfully in
formed that We are prepares to make up Dresses
Coaks, Basques, &c at short notice, in the lates;
styles, and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
A large stock OF Dress and Cloak Trimmings, oil
BASQUES, UNDERDRESsES, BONNETS
RIBBONS. and M LLINERY, of every descrIp-
ton. always on hand. NJ WIII,IAN
10 I'm opposite Centre Market.
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ian 8-dtet for the District Of CoIn,n,Se,

hAkSHAL'S SALE.-ln ylrtue az , 49,, r.
IvI feIi facas issued from the Clerks ofos 81 the
circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for the
ex pose 10 public SALE for CASH, in front of tas
SSSn honss ooL: OF sand county ON RIDhY the
properly to wit: All defendants right, title. oIam
en- the ~, ln AND to Lot No. s. Square No 5S
u ing uM me improvements thereon seized and
vi 1 Ia On as the property of John nj. McCaIla and
oe soio 10 satisfy Jujiclals No. TAI TO October
'e'"' iSo'' In iavor Of Sweeny. Ri'tsnhnu.e & Go.
;e ar j. ID. HOOVER,
jan Is Marshal for the DistrIot of Columbia.
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Arrest of Walker at Mobile.

MOBILE, Jan. 2S.-General Walker arrived
here yesterday, and was received with a national
salute and the bospitaliies of the city were ten
dered TO him He Yves arrested to-day, on order
from New Orleans, but was released on writ of
habeas corpus, when Judge Gale quashed the
proCeedinrs
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

oy "A. OhEENs Auctloneer.
UMBER, LUMBER WAGON, LARGE
n. SSChLls. &C., AT AUcIIoN;-On WEDNEs-
IA the nth instant shall sell, At 10 O'Clock,
m ar the lumber yard of John Purdy, Esq on LIST
sTset west near the Capitol, all the remaining stock
plumber In the yard. VIZ:
Joists. Soantling. oak. Cherry, snd Pine Boards,
. Win asarge lot of other Lumber,
Mko, large Gales, capacity Is tons,
Two carts, one Wagon.
yard e W 0io"' ou' '"0
Terms: under S25 cash; over S25, a credit of two
bearing interest.
II A. GREEN, Auct.
pUBLlC SALE OF A NUMBER OF SER
WANTS. AND OTHER PERSONAL PROPERrY.-fSy
virtue OF an order Of the Orphans Court of Wash
,ns i county, p the subscriber will sell, at
public sale; on TUESDAY, Feb. 2 1853, if far. If
NOT next fair day thereafter at the late residence of
Mrs; Ann Talbot, deceased. between the Navy
s,a o 5srIase and GOOD Hope all the personal prop
servants, good draught Horse. two fine Hogs, ali
her Household and Kitchen Furniture large lot
CaTE segg' Il Bee !, Hives filled with honey, &c.
erms oil sale, cash, unless otherwise agreed upon
win the administrator on the day of sale.
sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock a. m.
FRANCIS X. DAVIDSON,
-; @. ,.n INN Administrator of Ann Talbot.
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THE ADVENTURES OF A CAT, and a fine
Cat, too, coOred engravings; London, 1857.
The Adventures Of a Bear. and great Bear, too.
coinred engravi. KS; London, 1857.
The Adventures OF a Dog, and a good Dog, too.
col0red engravings; London. 1857.
. The Little Pilgrim, by Alfred Crowquil, beauti-
fully illustrated; London, 1857.
FAIRY Gold translated from the French, many H.
lustratIOns: London. 1857.
Tales and Fairy Stores translated from the Ger
man; London, 1857.
>; SaxeIford, a story for the Young, many iustra-
tons; London, 1857.
4; Eda Morton, or School-room Days, many ilustra-
and American, for youths ofall ages.
jan ERANCK TAyInR
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MADAME A. NOURRIT,
1Vl No. ZIG Walnut ST., below 9TH PhiIadeIphla
- IMPORTER OF
FRENCH FLOWERS, HEAD DRESSES
BONNETS AND FINE MILLINERY,
MEh.I Bsgs leave to inform the Ladies now IN
ANHt<ln Washington city that she has opened ~
4Ak0lor two or three weeks only. Saloon x
on Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th sts., No 256
where Ladies will find all the above articles of the
latest and richest style, being selected by nj me N .
herself In Paris during her accustomed yearly visit
there for that purposa
M'me NOurrit having contracted with Mr.. Felix
the oelebrated Colfsur of the Empress Eugene and
Queen Victoria, for the sole pot in the United
states of his Head Dresses, she will be able to fur
nsh all the COlfeures of the latest pattern worn at
nOwned artist. - ~ -
inc. a 3I-3tE 9aw1tt
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| UBiN,S EXTRACTS, all edors, at GIBBss
nnds1 Store, near 18th st., and st his sales Room
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-MRS. RUFF, No. SoS d street
- nerr Seventh, has taken this large and comma
dIous House. W tere she intends to rent her rooms
furnished or unfnrnIshed, TO single Gentlemen, or
Gentlemen and their Wives. with Board. Transient
BOarders by the pay week. Meals sent out at all
hours of the day.
Also. wanted, girls to do general Homework.
ian Him.
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MARRIED.,

NJ, On the &th instant, BY the Rev. Mr.. Chapman,
MT. JAMES l.. GRIFFIN to Miss SARAH
ADELlNE SOPER, all of this city.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY q TO MORROW MORNING


By WALL BARNARD, Auets.
sook SSobsFHis sITAAETN,92NSdER Y
H Gsi9cr, at Store No 40 Pa avenue near National
Poeca H hns SSIts sSs The sale Of fine s.andssd
pn and Fancy Goods, Gold and Silver Pens and
jan I'd WALL 4 BARNARD. Aucts.
By WALL 4 BARNARD. Apcts-
SALE OF STOVES, CHAN DELTERs.
BODIES SeHon WE hS pt9Y9L; M SasET NS
Nth inst at 10 o'clock, will SELL at the bnIS,n
known as Haslup & weeden's Carriase Fsctorxt
corner street and Louisiana avenue, lot Of Tools
Several nearly new Stoves.
a number of Chandeliers, Gas Burners,
Lot Anyils, SIedges, & O., lot Iron. lot Hubs.
Lot Carpet, lot trimming Material,
Lot Cherry snd Ash Timber, one Hosting Wheel,
Lot large Window rames and Sash,
with much else not here named.
Terms cash, for All sums of and under seo; over
tnat amount 50 and 60 days, with interest, and salts
jan 22ts WALL & BARNARD. Aucts
BY J. C. MEG UIRE. Auctioneer.
'RUSIEES SALE OF VALUABLE FUR
NESnsYE M NS3 RhNoIu SE! EFFtcIs..On WE'D
at the residence of WIN. Nourse, ESD at the corner
duly recorded &c, shall sell all the Furniture and
Effects, comprising
Rosewood Piano forte, Stool and Covers,
Mahogany Sofas. Arm and Parior Chairs,
Marble. top Centre. Card and other Tables,
Walnut w hatnot, GirandOles, &C.,
w Indow Curtains. CornIces, and Shades,
Three ply, Ingram and Venetian Carpets,
Ocioth, Hat Tree, Lounge.
Mahogany Dining and Breakfast Tables,
China, Glass and'Crockery Ware,
Mahogany Book -csse. Desk,
Cane and wood scat Chairs
pressing ess. ard PLAIN Bureaus. Bedstesds.
Walnut Wsdrobe Hsr .a9sss
Feather Beds, Boosters aud Pillows
CooF ng and other Stoves X refrigerator
Together with general assortment of Kitchen Re-
quisites.
ALSO, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
One superior Mich Cow,
One Horse.
Small Family Carriage, Harness and Stable Furnl-
ture.
Terms: S2l and under. cash; over that sum, a
credit of 80 and DAYS for Satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
:. G. EDES, Trustee.
Jan sd J. e. MEG UIRE, AuctIoneer.