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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-06
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
hDGAR sNOwDEN,
ALEXANDRIA,:
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 6, 1855
The Washington Scar, under tue head

The Washington Star, uuder tue head Of
debates VS.. Essays" comments upon the
speeches delivered in the Senate and the
House Of Representatives, with some OF
which comments We agree, and from some
we dissent. Tue chief cause, 10 our opin-
ion, of the lack of interest in, and want Of
influence of. the speeches in Congress, arises
10 truth, from the want Of ability in many
Of the speakers, and the failure Of most Of
them to furnish any new facts o. new ar
guments in su, port or condemnation OF the
measures they discuss. al topics of public
interest connected With our Datioual affairs
are taken up, and pretty thoroughly exam
in ed by the public press, before they come
before Congress. Now, aud then, Mem
Der of Congress of an original mind and way
of thinking, will present these subjects in
q new and attractive form; but the generali-
ty Of the members merely repeat and often
obscure the points with which the people
are already familiar. Besides, some hun
dred or more gentlemen desire to make
speeches upon every prominent question that
ONES up. They think, lvainly and foolish
ly,) that this is necessary for their credit at
home, to say nothing Of gaining name
abroad. BY tho time they are through, the
public are almoat literally bored to death -
Nobody reads their speeches-they fill up
certain space in the dreary record of Con-
gress debates, and are forgotten. We do not
soy, there are not men OF ability in Congress
lar from it. But, they are .teac, in COM
parison with the mass. Here. with us, Con.
or ess suffers the irfliction Of prosy barran-
CUES from members, who speak, not to
convince, but to send home speech to their
constituents, to aid in securing reelection.
The public refuses to submit to the infic-
ton, and do not read. Hence, the debates
in Congress-" except 10 rare Instances, have
lost their power to direct or even to influence
public opinion. A question that in the Br-
fish Parliament, would be debated by gen.
tlemen conversapt with its details. and com
petept to elucidate them, and settled in three
or four nights, would, in our Congress, be
dragged through weary days and weeks, by
those who know little about what they are
talking, and then lett to be carried out, fire
queutly, by "the chapter of accidents -
Under such system, it must be, that speech
es in Congress, generally, There are e2cep-
tions,) have lost The power they once possess
ed. when greater men than now appear were
prominent, and few speeches we're delivered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-06

The speech of Senator Hammond Of 5. C''
on the Kansas question, is highiy spoken o.
He spoke only an hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-06

A mean specimen of a man, who had been
slaudsring a lady, in Louisville, was publicly
covhided the other day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-06
The Hero OF Cerro Gordo

Oar acquaintance with Gen Wm. r U,.
kell, Of Tennessee, was commenced ar ,t,
ball recently given at the L'x'rg.on A.,,
lum. We were then struck with hi, ~,
and commanding appearance, anI d..f,a,.l
With the exquisite ease aud elegance = t,,
conversation. When be visited tue enc
day OF two ago, we renewed that slI,l,,,
Quaintsnce, and spent some hours m b.
company, being carried away by the ,ra-..
lings of his glorious genius and lrre.I.r,fIv
attracted by the poetic grandeur If A..
spirit. During that conversation be. anon.
many others Of similar character. re,,,sG
the following suecdo,e, with which W. w.,s
so much pleased that, at the solicitation o..
several gentlemen, he was induced 10 ,.,.
nit il to Paper. With this bret cy,I,r,.
ton of the manDer IN which the f .l.vi,,
anecdJte was given to Us for pub.
We now give it to our readers FrQlI,.,
Commonwealth
IN MENORIAM"
FRANKFORT, Dec y. ISL
TuoxAs NJ GREEN. ESQ,
Editor oftae "Fraakt0rt Commoau,rtr
SIR: Lieut.. Thomas Ewell, vi Gen Pes.
fer +. Smiths rife Regiment. nov CT l..
rings, who lost an arm 10 Mexlco, fell uroo
the storm-swept and fire grdcd height a.
Cerro G1rdo, leading that depcrate assault.
The night before the battle. with five uer
he reconpuitred and discovered the -arI-r,
point of attack. IL the storm ug OF ,aa
height on the morning afterwards. he threw
himself herocal y, tar IN advance n. las
charging columns, and was the frs 10 enrgua.
ter the enemy, alone, like Caiu- M4.ciq..
within the gates Of Carton. y. Lls deaf.
CJl. Lpriug IN HE report says:
Foremost in the assault. and first in H..
enemy's Citadel, was First Lieutenant Iuar.
as Ewell, of Company a, who, IN desperate,
personal conflict with the last Of the re,rel..
ing foe, fell MORALLY wounded on the he'd &.
bis imperishabls glory"
Wien Gen. Scott assembled the height. b,
threw himself from his charger, AMI kncl.
ing by his side, lifted his neal az o rs
knee, bathed 10 tears, and his voice trembling
with manly emotion, exclaimed, My brave
boy. you will not die. you must no, die ygl
shall oct die. Live! lIV"M History ,hti. r-
cord it-yuu were the Hero OF Cerro Cord "
Lieut. Eseli was born in FauQuler cur.
ty, Virginia. aud was appointed T. the argy
from Jackson, in Madison county, Ienne,.
see. lie was grandson OF B,uj Amin ai.
dert, Secretary Of the Treasury under VI
J cfersou. H. fell at the early age Of rwao-
ty-three lie wns my intimate peTsall
friend and school-bOy companion.
Will not Tennessee erect a NAUSoLErsr
his memory, and consecrate him 10 ImuI.r...
gloIy'
Sweet sleep ths dead who sink TO re,t,
BY all their country wishes bles'
His comrade in arms, wv. I. llASSELL.
rF 1.r,...a,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

There were fourteen and BAH acre
ted with tobacco in California last
four different counties. and the crop "a.
county amounted to 1000 lbs. lo' y. 3.
raised in Los Angeles county wa ~ (,
no doubt the State might supply y 49,
demand with good tobacco, ,in '' -
produced, 90 good soil, from Wv GO,
pounds per acre, and has sold 81 '''-
IS cents per pound. $500
,s,. : p
VNAMILY FLOCR.-JoEatIaH w. -, 80.
rior Family Flour. ia sore afa is,CN
ieb 10 hlNIhtLOh -
CO0 SACKS Fine Salt; 100 10 o .
G t.b Il ~ KINcHELOE & '"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-06

We have already noticed the death of the
wife Of Bishop Payne, in Africa. She died
Of consumption, at Cavella, on the 4,h Of last
from Cape Palmss, and natives from all
the surrounding towns thronged the house,
to get a last look at one 50 loug known, 80
much esteemed. The women sat by Der lie
les- form, beholdipg it with sorrow and with
tears. 1t was touching sight to see their
affection. Six natives carried the bier to the
church Of the Epiphany, where the burial
took place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-06
The Philadelphia Ledger speaking

The Philadelphia Ledger speaking of
French affairs ssys:-"So far, Louis Napole-
on would say, he has succeeded in keeping
pr'es and quasbing rebellion. But We
dread this Capitalization of power. 1t is the
most desperate of expedients. liable at any
momen, to be be o,e,thrown, tempting men
to become assasssns by the amazing premi-
um il offers for this vilsst Of crimes. 1t is
alike horrible for all parties. No man can
speak aloud or write. He Gao hardly think
in Paris, but what the police have hold of
him. This cannot last. But the dreadful
determination with the crime Of asssssina-
ton should be in every way discountenanced
in this country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-17
GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Of The Star.


GEORGETOWN, July IL, IsSs
Pretty good Young America, - I'm pantale,,
is beginning to read us some pretty severe Iec
lures for our seeming partiality lin our school
reports) TO the junior misses. We have there
lore, concluded to get out Of the scrspe in the
easiest way we can. So here goes
The successful competitor for the silver medal
IN MISS Jewells school, awarded for punctual
attendance, efforts 10 advance and general moral
department, was Master John NJ Adler Hon
oraoiy mentioned in this connection-Masters
Richard Cartwright, Ernest Cathell Ale,ander
Grimes, John Hamilton, John r Brown Geo
Cartwright, VIM. Crowley, and Charles Roe
premium was also awarded to John NJ
Adler for punctuslity, who has lost but four .es
slons ont OF il6 during the year
me nIst regular premium for punctuality was
awarded TO Richard Cartwright who has lost
' gu, SIX sessions during the year. Honorably
alex Grimes, George Cartwright Tayior Ham,
ilton, and Wm. Crowley
wsI In iDs ,fs ,st class ia spelling the premium.
Adler, Alexander Grimes, and John r Brown
Second class TO George Cartwright Waller PAY,
ton and Taylor Hamilton. Third class TO Rich'd
natwrlght, Leroy Nellie and Pendleton Gray
Roe. 1 NAe"e
First class in leading to f.. Cathen. Thomas
Soderlc and Johs knight. Second class to Jno
Memmert. mn
In geography, to E. Ca,helI and S. Jewell
IN arithmetic, TO John Nj. Adler and John r.
l. pscomb
In writing, to John M. Adler, Alex. Grimes,
Taylor Hamilton and Walter Paxton
Premiums for general improvement, to George
Nellie, John II. Scott, I.ach. Boteler, William
crowley, and Jas. Boteler, whose long absence
from school on account Of sickness prevents, bi,
obtaining rewards in his various classes
Also, premium TO Edgar Bohrer for improve
ment in moral department
We advise all those who may wish to make a
rear pressure excursion, enjoy fine ride on the
water, and view the beautiful scenery of the po
tomac-Mount Vernon and other points-to ac-
company the Methodist Protestant SUNDAY School
on Inesday next. TO those fond of a dry story
tough Joke, and laughable anecdotes; in a word
innocent inn and laughter OF every kind, all that
Is necessary for us TO say TO induce them TO 90 "a
10 remind them that the great lumber man, bro
tner Llobey, Is the chairman Of the committee Of
Arrangements. See advertisement
The offerings OF beef cattle at the yards, YES
terday, amounted 10 about 300 head-all sold Co
District butchers at - 2SaSi Il oh the hoof eousl
Ia 30 5OaSS 30 net. Old sheep and lambs, 81 5Oa
3 50 per head.
we nave no news worthy Of note from the fiour
or grain market. But little doing in either.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO TaC ST1p
hoENTASSOChTED PRESS


ST. Louis, July 6-w. -. S.
LeavenwoTih 10 the I3th inst 80 Ps.c nes rom
snprses TO Bonneville, saying thai an sa'es
W. ea ne re tce-day from General Hsrnev' who
miles beyond Port Kearnev se'ehty-nve
S"Ionti MonToe's column was beyond IN. .,,,.
io,k o. tne pIaifr and Cslonel May was a shor,
the columns Were well and In splendid eonSit
ton. S"noa-
despatch. dated Nebraska CITY, 5tb ip,,,,,
sys trains just arrived from Fort Kearney renorf
maj me officers at the Fort had received the in
~ Sehce That General Johnston had entered
i, n,"I'af CITY with his troops. This, however,
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE. Auotloneer.

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO
u the subscriber, bearing date the 81 st of Decem-
Der, In the year eighteen Ruudred and fity SIX ,
tl'56,D and recorded Liber }. A 8 at folio IS ct
seq, and made To secure a certain debt ne hudson
Mitchell the SUBSCRIBER, At u O'Clock m. on FRI
DAY, July Soth, At j. z. MctTulTe's Auction Stnre
10 WASHINGTON CITY. ID. e.. To accom- psh the object
oi SAID deed will offer for sale public auction the
country seat called 'EckIngton," in Washington
county. being the residence of Joseph q les Exo
tIs bounded ON the east by the new BIadensbnrs
road on the west by the land of the late w
ton Berry north by Seaner & Keating's lands and
south BY the City boundary line. is very highly
improved and contains one hundred and sew en- Ilu5l
acres or thereabout.
Terms of Sale: The purchaser will be required
10 pay one fourth of the purchase mOLey hard at
the time OF sale the residue IN s. r. ann l8 months
from the day OF sale, with interest thereon from
said date, and to give his notes for such deferred
payments, secured by deed Of trust of the premi-
Ises. rA
If the purchaser shall fail to comply with the
terms OF sale within ten days of the day of sale the
subscriber reserves the right to resell the land and
premises for cash, after ten days previous notice
at the risk of such defavltlng purchaser
JOHN L. MITCHELL, Trustee,
Nh p0d0s j.. G.. Mof.IT
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On the evening of the 18th instant. ANN infant
daughter OF Thomas and Celeney MoK eever. az ed 5
The funeral will take place from the residence of
her parents street, between 18th and 2th streets
This Saturday. Afternoon at S O'clock The friends
and acquaintance of the family are invi ed to at
ted.
On the 18th instant, CAROLINE ". TAYLOR,
aged years and 10 months, daughter of Marion M
and sarah v. Ia, Tor.
The friends OF the family are res pec,fuIly invited
20 attend her funeral at O'Clock Sunday, 18th Inst
from The residence of her father, NAVY Yard.
baltimore papers please copy.l M
~, On Erlday, the 18th instant, Mrs. f. III ABETH
JOHNSON, the beloved consOrt Of Geo Johnson,
Esq, IN the Saith year of her age-formerly of Alex
andria. Va but for the last nine years resident Of
this city Her end WAS calm and peaceful, as her
life was exemplary as Christian.
Ter friends and aog uaintances respectfully IN
vited to attend her funeral O. morrow Afternoon
tSunday, } from her late resd .nce corner MaryIand
avenue and Sixth street, Usland, )at5 o'clock, with
out further notice.
No sickness, or sorrow. or pain,
Shall ever disquiet her now;
r or death to her spirit was gain,
Since Christ was her life when below.
alexandra papers please copv.l
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BALTIMORE, July E.-Flour il quiet; sales Of
Mills. old, 81 95 -
wheat Is quiet sales Of so bushels; new red
- U9aSl ~, white 81 15dsl. 30. Corn-white ia
Soc, yellow Sc
PlovisionS arc active and unchanged
whisky is higher; City Is, Obio rs cent.
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

= "a ~ VNI1T1IS. huCtIUHeeT,
A VALUABLE CORNER LOT in THE
"A FIRST WARD AT AUCroN.-On MONDAY,
the 18Th instant, shall SELL In rort of the premises
at O'Clock. p. m that hne and desirable Building
Lot, known as Lot No. 2, In square les, having q
north front of sixty feet nine inches on G street
north and running back l8 feet ga inches on 2 ST
of grourd.
This lot is directly opposite the beautiful resi-
denoe OF Senator Seward. and obliquely opposite
that OF the Russian Minister. Persons Wishing to
procure hrsfrate building 10, this section of the
b. had. 49, " ' s'' ''"'
Terms: One half cash; the balance in thirty and
sixty for notes without interest to be seem I'd
BY deed of trust upon the property.
~ IL d A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
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New York e1arLess

NEW YORK, July j. Flour n firm: sales OF
II, 500 bills; State closed at IS .50as3 81; Ohio
81 6DaSi IS.
Wheat is firm; sales 20 QUO bushels Western
red II ~; Southern white 81 40
60a72. ' "
Sl355. Lard dull at I1AaIIx.
Whisky is dull at 2ic
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Our Relations with Mexico.

WV YORK, July IA special dispatch from
washington says q at special mf.s.ng.r left
the,e on Thursday for Mexico, with dispstche.
ior Ml lister Forsyth, az owing of his suspension
% ulpIomatc intercourse with that Government
the Withdrawal asd return home OF the legation
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The Erie Railroad Dtssstev

NV YORK, July 1.-THE latest intelligence.
from the scene Of the disaster on the Frir J.S1
road, state that IL is feared that Mr. and Ms
Brown, OF Tioga Valley, will die. Rev Edmund
Is. Palmer, OF Boston, and John L. White, Of
New YORK, are also lying in a critical condition.
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From EIorida.

,o,h $500 va, July 10 Tampa advIces If the
o. that date reports that Capt. Mcneil had suc.
c ,.t IN having talk with the CHER ~ m.
LII, on the 7th, and that the prospects
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
4 NORTH OF PRESIDENTS MANSION AT AUCTION
On klDAf, the Esd instant, shall sell, in frou
Oh the premises, commencing on the first mentioned
building lots, viz:
Lot NO 81. IN square No. la6. having front of IS
ieet on iIdh street west, betw cen 1 and X streets
north This property liz but short distance from
Ialayette Square, having a large space in front
formed by l7th and 18th streets and
nue..
Also, Immediately after tho sale of the above. we
shall proceed to sell Lot IN square No. 1884, having
front OF 45 feet 10 inches north r. veen l6tR
ard l1th streets west, running back feet al
also, Lot No. u. in square No. l46, having front
OF hity feet on north M, between 18th and 18th
streets west, running back lilo feet to 3, feet aley
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance IN g. IL and i8
mnths, for notes bearing interest from day of sale
disputabIe. A. GREEN
jy I'D Aurtionaar
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Later from Europe.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The steamship Austria
with London dates of the ith inst arrived here
thls morning She reports heavy westerly gales
and fog during her eaiire passage and saur no,h
ing OK the telegraph feet
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BOARDING,

ROARDlNG.-A small and strictly private fam ly
- would ike to secure as Boarders a gentleman
and lady, or two single gentlemen, TO whom they can
offer a furnished suit Of Rooms adjoining, and one
or three Rooms, with gas, on reasonable terms.
Parties can enjoy the comforts of q home. No chill
dIen N the house. Apply at SO H street, between
9th and 18th streets.
TO Lxr-Ons Room. without board. jeE.lms
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ffuaucsnI.

NEW YORK, July Is-Stoch. are Io,ver ,,o
hrm Chicago and Rock Island 75k IIIinoi.
orntral shares IS; do. bonds 81 La Crosse and
Mliwaukle 5 p; Mich. Southern 23S; New York
Mn. and Miss. f5si Virginia SIS 20, Missouri Ga
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AUCTION SALES,
By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUG
TI9sjL.0n THUESDAY: July I'D. at O'clock
ing Lot. known as the northeastern half OF half of
Lot l, In Square Sl4.
The sand lot is situated on the Island, In an i'm
proving DeghbOrhood. and offers indu Dement'S TO
Paries desIrous Of making an investment.
Terms: One-third cash: balance in SIX and twelve
months. All oonveyancing at eX pense of purchaser
SAFE positive. A. GREEN.
jy l7-d Auctiooser
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Sudden Death.

ALBtNT, July l5-Hon. John " Wilder died
~ d. OF apoplery, at the Delevan House, IN
this city, this morning.
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BY A. GREEN. Auctloneer.

BY A. GREEN. AuotIoneer,
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT IN THE
- Flksr WARD AT AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY
the Ish INST. shsl sci, IN front of this premises
alto o cot p m, a hlndsUme and desirable RuI,dng
LOT, known as Lot No. 3, in Square No III HAVING
aront oil 81 feet On 2'th street and runnn. back ,i
ieet !" inches to a 81 feet alley, between and N
rms Lot IS situated about one and half squares
rom the western Market, aud If desired will H.
sudivlded INTO two Is feet front building lots ON he
evening of the sale. Persons wishing To invest an
TINS section OF the civ will do vel 10 attend the
sale. as the property must be sold.
Terms; One third cash the balane in and y
months, Tor notes bearing interest TO be secured n,
aeed OF trust upon the property.
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ByJ. C. MCGUIRE, Auctiopeer.


Tx USTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
u PROVED REAL ESTATE on NORTH H. BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS wEsr-By virtue of
deed In trust. bearing date the 10Th day Of ctober
1857! duly and recorded the SUBSCRIBER W
sell I at Pgbilc sale. on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of
June 1853, at o c ock p. m on the premises. Bo ST
subdivision OF Lot No. %, i'm square No SIS front,
Ing fset9 inches north street, between Fourth
and nth streets west and running back tn an aey
with the lmpIov menis which consist of well built
three story Brick House.
Terms oil sale: One third cash balance i'm g. r.
ana IL months, for notes secured upon The property
by deed IN trust, and bearing interest from day Of
sale and IT not complied with IN SIX days after the
sale. the property will be resold at the risk and ex
peLse of the purchaser. 4 he trustee will CONVEY
only such title as is vested In him.
All conveyancIng At the ex peuse of the purchaser
CHAS. c. WALL kCH, Trusfee
June 10 eo6ds JAS e. MoG UIh T., Auct.
IL THE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE
sale having JAILED to comply with the terms of aid
sale, the property will be resold, on THURSDAY,
the 18th day OF July, 1858, at o'clock D. m. on the
PIems, a. his risk an expense; and saOO IN will
after the sale and If then paid the PROPERTY
De immediately put up and resold.
CHAS. =. WALLACE, Trustee
~ I-eo%ds JAS. G. McGUIKE, Auct.
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Health of G,n.,.IO,,,m.
Baltimers Markets.

NEW GoRk, July IA dispatch from hatcher
lays that Gen tlutman could live but few hour q
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY JAS. C. MEG UIRE, AuctIoneer.
k'UhNuTURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
fCBLIc AucTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY
MOhNING, July 2Ist, at 10 O'Clock at the resi-
aencs Of c. b. Adams, ESQ on 10th street, between
ana vi streets, shall sell all his Furniture and
Effects, comprising
Mahogany Plush covered Sofa,
Arm and Parlur Chars,
Rosewood marbletop Centre Table,
walnut Secretary and BOOKCASE
ROSEWOOD Corner Stand, Centre Lamp.
Large and superior Walnut Desk with DraverS
Pigeon holes, &c.
Cane seat Chairs, Rockers.
window Shades, Walnut Washstauds
brussels, Three ply, and Ingram Carpets,
Bedsteads, Bureaus, and Washstands,
Feather Be0s BOlsie and Pillows,
HAIR snd Husk Mattresses, Tot ct Sets
iIlnlng and Breakfast Tables, X efrIge ator
French China Tea Sets,
Crockerv and Glass ware,
Chids Gig, EneravIngs,
Cooking Stove and Kitchen Utensils
Terms: go and under, cash; oyer that sum a
credit Of 81 and 81 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
note $. hearing interest.
~ l5d JAS G., Mcguire Au,t
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MARRIED..
DIED..

On THURSDAY, JuIvl5th. by Rev. Father Edelin.
UGUSTUS 9. DENT, of Charles county, Md
ROSlNA v. COVINGTON, OF this ely.
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II YIN UE Ot EWO l2) WITS OF FIERI
taclas issued from the Clerks Office of the Gu
cult couu of the District of Columbia for the con,
" oil wash ngton and to me directed, I shall eN-
pose To pubic sale for CASH, in front Of the Court
rouse door oil s-ld county, on TUESDAY, the ssrh
day oil july 1858, at II O'Clock, IN the following de-
scrbed property tn wit: All defendants ri ght title
olaim and interest In and TO Lot No. ", IN Suuare
elo together with all and singular the IMPROVEMENTS
thereon, IN the city of Washington, ID c. seized
ana leSlei upon as the property of TIllotson p
brown, ana viii be sold tn satisfy JudicIals Nos 6s
b. DeBow. i ID U0nTEps ~
jy I'D II Mar.h.t nc
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SODA WATER AND HOOK.

~ y0u want refreshing glass Of pure SODA
w TEN, favored with the different s rnit SiTuos.
or one OF HOOK ia new article in this CITY cali al
r MIleuIn g. OPS Drug Store, under WIIlards'
motei, where the best quality Of the above beve-
,J, p. MILBURN 4 CO, Druggists,
leo-eoSM 10 WIllaTdG Hotel.