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ssscs RIrf soR Lis ANb PRoPKRry IN CROSS
ise 1aE o6sAN.-The suggestions In the sub
Joined communication are worthy # considera-
ton as coming from a gentleman who Is the au-
thor Of various mechanical inventions Of merit:
Mr.. Editor: The frequent and tremendous loss
Of life and property has called forth the follow
ing suggestions on some plan for insurinp greater
safety In crossing the high seas. We daily read
accounts of the destruction of some vessel either
on the ocean or on our larger rivers, caused by
fre, storm, or some untoward circumstance. The
only means OF escape from a burning or sinking
vessel are limited number Of small open boats
or metallic life boats or life preservers Expert.
ence has proved these to he very inc fIlcient Men
are frequently found frozen to death with their
life PreserverS about their bodies or only escapp
from the wreck TO meet starvation In the yayvl
boat. have conceived the idea of making the
cabin OF a vessel snbserVient to the preservation
81 the crew and passengers in time of disaster
The cabins at present are built partly above and
partly below deck. IL Is possible that sucb a
cabin could I've built entirely distinct and sepa
rate from the vessel, and made to tit into por-
non OIL me nun OF the ship, prepared to receive
II. The bottom Of such a cabin should he COM
pieted IN the manner Of yawl- boat This cabin
could be secured TO the hull of ship by hooks
ana eyr-bOlts, or by any other method that would
insure dispatch In detaching it, In the YES
sci be IN sinking condition the cabin could ca
SHY be detached from the vesS,l and, from its
construction, ii would remain floating on the
surface OF the water. In all cases, however, u
"ouiu pe necessary 10 nave Jac kscrews for the
purpose OF throwing the cabin overheard when
The ship would no longer be seawOrthy. The
advantage of this o.er The present mode of es-
cape Is, that the cabin would contain more than
all the other convenisnces Of the ship together,
and would protect them efiectually from famine,
and the inclemency of the weather, as the pas
sengers would be almost well provided for as
in the ship. such cabins could be constructed
on our common river steamboats, with fiat bot
toms resting on a railway, that, in case of Il re-
they could he launched overheard with a mo-
ment's notice.
Considering the conditions Of the Arctic and
Central America at the time Of their destruction,
we cannot but believe that, had they been provi-
ded with such an arrangement a much greater
number of people would have been saved.
w. w.
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BOARDING.

BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMII.Y.-A LADY
- and Gentleman or two single Gentlemen he
nru,sSed wth o p ,GLaS1' l IUt mea;
Board. No children boarders 10 the family.
Please to apply at 57 street north between 6tn AID
18th streets. ian 3D-3t*
ROARDING.-MRS. RUFF, No. 3e6 street.
dIous House. where she nte}id sto rent her rooms
furnished or unfdrnIshed, to single Gentlemen. or
Gentlemen and their Wives. with Board. Transient
BoardeIs by the pay or week. Meals sent at all
hours of the day.
Also, wanted, girls to do general homework.
lI-Ims
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New YaYk MaYketa.

NRw YORK. Jan 2I Flour il heavy TODAY
with sales Of about 90 bbls State 81 80; Ohio
81 95a4 90; Southern 81 5Oai 90
Wheat is buoyant, with srles Of 5000 bushels;
Southern - 12aSl 20. do. white 81 2Oo q b
Corn is tending upwards; sales of 10 600 bushels;
white eS269c. yellow 66a6Sc
Pork has declined; mess Sli 65aSI4 %. Beef
has declined; Western mess 50 95asI2 Lard
has declined &c, at Sia9iEc
Whisky Is nm at ~ Lc for Ohio.
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DIED.

On the 2nth instant, DENNIS r. GALI.AGHER
aged - years, son OF Thomas and Sarah Gal agber
The relatives and friends of the deceas ed are re-
spectfnly invited to attend the funeral Tomorrow
Evening. at : o'clock. from the residence of ms
brother in-law, No. ioj "a street south
On the anh instant, aged 81 years. JULIA
SrDCkTON, wife of John Calvert, and daugh ter
oil The Hon. Richard Rush of PhiadeI phi,
On the 18th instant, THOMAS MULOCIN. AGED
81 years.
His funeral will take place from the yault of ~.
fHnck's Church. on next Sunday evening at
cock lis friends and acquaintance reque cd
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY This morning, VIM.
Garner, John Shekell. and Hugh Atwell were ar
rested by the city police on a charge Of assaulting
and beating Otto Sherman and Timothy McCar-
thy, marines. They took them to some houses of
ill fame in the Seventh Ward and got drunk, a
quarrel ensued, and one OF them struck Sherman
on the head with brick, wounding him so that
his recovery is very doubtful. Sherman was
taken to the 1nirmary, and the parties accused
were sent to Jail for Court by Justice Dom.
CIRCUIT CouR1-The appeal docket occupied
this Court to day up to the time our report closed
only two or three cases remaining undisposed Of
The remainder of this week Is to be devoted to
Chancery cases, and the trial docket will be
taken up next Monday, when the jury for this
SIMPSONS GREAT PICTURE Of the restoration Of
the Arctic ship Resolute will only remain on ex-
hibition until the 23d, when 1t will be removed
to Baltimore.
AT O'CLOCK TO NIGHT the Columbia Institu-
tion for the instruction Of the Deaf and Dumb
and the Blind will give an exhibition Of its pu-
pills, in the old Representatives Hall at the Capt.
til.
Nor Conceive have been requested to state
that the Washington Light Infantry does not in
tend visiting Richmond on the 22d Of February,
nor have they had anv intention Of so doing
COURT OF CLAIMs.-Judge Gilchrist being in.
disposed and unable to attend, the Court has adj :.
journed until Monday next
TONIGHT comes of the Franklin Fire Com
pany's ball.
WATCH RETURNS. WIN. Cooper, England,
drunk; dismissed to leave the city. John Tai
bot, colored, ID. c., out after hours fine and costs
50 ~. Timothy Sheehan, Ireland drunk and
disOrdery; do. 50 -. Mathew Gavin, Ireland
do. do Fifteen lodgers-all non-residents
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Financial.


NEw YORK, Jan 81. stocks are frmer gene
rally; Chicago and Rock Island 65 CumbsIlan
Coal Co. IA Illinois Central shares alb, La
Crosse and Milwaukee n; Michigan Souibr
20; New York Central rs; Pa. Coal Co. Il.
Reading 56S; Canton's L. \; Virginia O. - \ /;
Missouri 6's sl1.
Sterling exchange is dull at 9k prem
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Railroad Accident.

ConsINe, Jan. 2o-The Express train which
left New York last evening on the Erie road was
thrown from tbs track about two miles east OF
this place by a broken rail Several persons
were slightly bruised, but not seriously enough
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Burning of a Large Flour Mill.

VIScESNEs, Ind. Jan "A large steam -four
mill in this place owned by Messrs. Mass and
Manwarring was destroyed by fire, together with
all its contents, last night. The mill caught nre
from furnace. The amount CT the loss ~ Sl2 .Coo
and the insurance about 2. 900.
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The Two Votes in Kansas on the Lecem p,o
Constitution.

1T. I.ouIs, Jan. 2O-A dispatch received hete
from Kansas, signed by r. y. stanton. gives the
vote VI the 2ist u, In this Territory 500 for
Of An inst A. "a, 900 against n The srst vote n
will he recollected was taken in accc3dance with
the requirements OF the convention which frame
the Constitution, the latter only under the subse
quent act passed at the extra session Of the Lee
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BALTIMORE, Jan 21.-Flour dull; Howard stree
super held at 81 62k Wheat frm-red 81 .IOaI Il
white 81 l5aSl IS. Corn-white 55a6Oc., yellow
61latsc
Whisky dali at Ie8s2OXc.
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ROCHESTER, Jan. la-The court-roorn wa
thronged at an early hour this morning by ladies'
and gentlemen to hear the summing up in the
Robertson case. J. III. Martindale. for the de-
fence, spoke over three hours, concluding az
noon session Attorney General Tremain con-
menced his speech for the prosecution.
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Restsrasieu of r. w. smith.

PHiLApEDrHIa. 2l.-The application. Of Miss
smith 10 Possession Of her brother, recently
cleared OF the charge Of murder on the ground Of
INSANITY, was argued before the Cont this morn p
ing. The medical testimony addoced .bov.d
that confinement in the lunatic ASYLUM would re-
suit ln his speedy death. while the careful attrn-
ton Of friends might restore him TO health The
Court decided TO give him In charge Of his sister
meanwhile placing her under IS ono bonds for
his safe Keeping He will be taken 20 New
castle county, Delaware.
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Last Act Of Governor Pollock.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2O-The last act Of Gov
Pollock was the pardoning Of John Cape. who
six years since was implicated with Emmons in
killing man in a street brawl in Southwark
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AUCTION SALES
ByA GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
EXECUTOR'SS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
h1LcHEN FURNITURE AT AUcTIoN;-By order
q the Orphans' Court, shall sell. on MONDAY,
ne 18th instant. at 2ooock at the late residence
on may a. Deigenhart. deces sed, on o. street, be
tWeen iYth and nth streets easton the Navy Isrd)
FOOD lot OF Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Mahogany spring -reat Sofa and Chairs
- I'D Dressing and other Bureaus
Dining, Toilet: and other Tables
Cane and wood seat Chairs and X ockers
Washstsnds, Carpets. and Toilet sets
Eeather Beds, Bedding. Mattresses, &c
Curtains, Andirons, Shower and Tonss
China. Glass and Crockery Ware
Cook Ing and Chamber Stoves
With general assortment of Kitchen Utensils
Terff,s cash IN current funds.
JOHNS ROBINSON, Executor.
ian AID A. GREEN. Auct.
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The WEArHER.-Range of the thermomete

Remdrks.-Jan. l4th-closed Ane; l5th-cloudy
with rain; 16th-cloudy and rain, cleared off I;
lhh-slight frost, cloudy; 1sth-cloudy, spit of
snow; 19th-rimc FROST fine; 2Oth-cIoudy, got
out fine; 2lst-heavy rhine frost, ice, and fog.
Full moon, Friday, Jan. %, about a. III.
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., Jan 81, 1853 B.
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NEw YORK, Jan. 20-The steamship Ar1el
out over twenty days from Europe, and serioI
apprehensions are entertained for her safety.
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Nou.ArriyaI of steamer.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-There il a rumor .ba,
the steamship Ariel from Europe has put bach
disabled. The supposition is probably correct
but there Is no information a. 70 the fact.
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Supposed Suicide.

DEIRoII, Jan. 19-The body Of Mr. Julius
Austin, prominent and wealthy citizen. who
mysteTiously disappeared from his residence in
this city, on the morning Of the 18th instant,
found in the river to-day. IL is supposed be
committed suici de while laboring under a tempo
rary ft Of insanity induced by long and severe
Illness
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Decision Against an American Vessel in n
Ernnrh

NEW YORK, Jan. 20 The French papers ,Ner
steamer America report that the court in the case
Of The collision OF the steamer Lyonnais and the
American bark Adriatic, rendered a decision
against the latter, eondemning the captain TO pay
damage aud costs.
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TIL
SRAPHIC NEWS
I'm. k.naset frees Assss.
-, Jan. @.-The >siens |.

ST LOUIS, Jan. 2o.-The >siens.
letters to the 18th. The returns> V,,.,,
ton were opened by Mr.. Calhoun =. ersf ele~-
Denver on the 18th inst. The vote stoSsSoverno-
slavery otr3; without slavery S, O76 SiyIth
tanning only about 600 inha bitants
The result OF the last election on the copstitu
ton were not counted. Smith, the Free state
candidate for Governor, received q, z5s and Mar
shall, Democrat, 6,520. PARROT, Free state. 10,
Congress, G ,623, and Carr, Democrat, SO Tue
Senate stands-Free State men ~, Democrats G ;
House-Free State %. Democrats "a
Calhoun declares that be will not close the
count now hut will receive other returns slthou-
the time allowed has expired. The Territorial
Legislature will provide for another constitu-
tionaI convention
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Apprehen.iou. for the ArieI

WATERBURY, conn, Jan. l9-The Unit
States Marshal has arrested three per~ons
counterfeiting three cent pieces.
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MADAME A. NOURRIT,
WI No. TIC Walnut ST., below 9Th. Philadel phia,
IMPORTER OF
FRENCH FLOWERS. HEAD DRESSES,
BONNETS AND FINE MILLINERY,
MA> Begs leave to inform the Ladies now <<N
ANkln Washing ton city that she has opened ON
2Ekotor two OF three weeks only, Saloon~
on ia. avenue, between 18th and 18th sts, No. 30,
latest and richest style, being selected by Mime n
herself In Paris, during her accustomed early visit
there for that purpose.
Mime NOurrit having contracted with Mr.. Felix,
the celebrated Colhsur OF the Empress Euge and
Queen Victoria, for the sole depot IN the United
states of his Head Dresses, she will he able To fur.
nIsh all the Cofeures of the latest pattern
nOwned artist.
Ladies are respectfully invited to call and exam
inc. dS-3t& 2av4ts
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Sailing of the Africa.
lrYeet Of Ceunterfeitera.

NV YORK, January 2O-Tbe steamer Afric
sailed hence at noon to-day with nearly 81, $50,
90 in specie.
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Millinery, &c.

MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING AND
WI TRIMMING ESTABLISHMENT.
Ladies visiting Washington are respectfully in
formed that we are prepared to make up Dresses,
Coaks Basques, 30, at short notice, In the latest
styles, and abstraction guaranteed IN al cases.
A large stock Of Dress and Cloak TRIMMINGS, of
latest and fandsomest sty les, with CLOAKS,
BASQUES, UNDER DRESSES, BONNETS,
RIBBONS. and MILLINERY. of every descrip-
ton. always on hand. NJ. WILLIAM,
Is 2m opposite Centre Market.
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE.


On the petition OF Palmer sumner. ~ New Iork
praying for the extension Of patent granted To him
on the 18th April, 1874. for Improvement me
tallc laths," for seven years from the e1pIratIon
Of SAID patent, which takes place on the 18th day Of
Anril. 1859:
II is ordered that the SAID petition be heard at the
Patent Once ON Monday the l2ih 81 Apu nsAt 81 y
O'Clock m; and ell persons sre notified to appear snd
show cause. If any they have, why SAID petition
ought not To be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required Go .
i'm the Patent Once their objections specbsllv set
forth writing at lesst twent, days before the dsJ
of hearins; I'll testimony filed by either party lie
used At the said hearing must lie taken aud transmit
ted IN accordance with the rules Of the Once. which
will be furnished on application.
The testimony IN the case wl be closed on the s7ih
OF March: dispositions and other papers Ts.d
upon az testimony must he hled In the Office
before the morning az day; the Arguments, any,
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also that this notice be published IN the
Union, " ashingtog, 4. e., assd DaI,y Nsss, INsw
Yo Il, once a week for three successive weeks
previous to TIE I'm day of ApIil next 20. day "i
hoartnr. JOS. HOLT.
Commissions Of Patients.
P.s.,Edito.. Of the Shove PAPER vii Plserse oop,,
oontsinIur TINS pctioe. ". ian " lavSv
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PATENT MACHINE For OPENING oYs

The Subscribers having secured a patent right
Tor an improved OYSTER OPENER, respect
fully desire that OYSTER ID 'alers, Hotel Keepers,
Restaurants and families will test the superlur
merits of this economical and labor saving Nachnr,
II being stsunch, and execu ing it's work with extra
ordinary dispatch and cleanliness.
For terms for States or Individual rights address
VIM. RUPP q yNO. SEIPEl..
Rupp's Restaurant, 4s4 Pa. ave-.
ian - I'm Washington CITY.
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FOR RENT.--A BRICK CARRIAGE ROUSE
&c Inquire at AG SSi s0 PToys G
Store, CORNER of 18th street and Pa. avende.
jan 2l-3t
VERY DESIRABLE KITCHEN GARDEN
" FOX SA LE.-The subscriber has the follOwlCg
Lots No. one ID and fourteen (I4l in Square I,G5,
fronting SO feet inches on Maryland avenue, 1853
ieet on 18th street east and ~ feet inches north
Of cultivation. and is improved by a substantial
dwelling House, an excellent Pump. together with
Milk House and Stables ali IN first rate order. The
tl!ei from Government.
and " months, for notes bearing interest. secured
by deed Of trust on the properly
a S; IGsihef information apply "a The Prs%isesl
FOR RENT.-A very desirable STORE for
i isS SMITH s'S'Hs; at fa~ s
FOR RENT.--situated on street, West End,
HOUSE, containing is rooms with bath room and
house csn be rented by the year or for term Of
years yea at moderate rent Apply at NO s6 Pa ave
TWO ROOMS TO LETa,Eurnished or Unlur-
18Th. south side. Terms very moderate.
EOR RENT-A RARE CHANCE-A FARM
Bells and Mr.. Johnson's farms. four miles from
5 nssonLg.contanng7 acres Of good land and
| plenty of hrewocd. / propose TO rent the above
arm for hive years, Upon shares, gving the tenant
worth Of work do Which the tenant '1 will be
paid for; doing at times when wanted. This is q
good chance Tor one that understands farming.
Will give married man good chance that comes
well recommended: Apply for further ihfo NATION
| to ANDREW WILSON, no. East Capitol ST.,
| Washington. ian f6-Iws
| FOR RENT.-TwO STORES. on Pa. avenue
L between 1871 and iS}a streets, south side. One
with cellar at SIS per month the other at Sl2.5
| per month. Inquire on the premises.
| jan IL eotf
H. Rooms, on I'd floor, on Pa. avenue, between 18th
and 18Th streets, over Sam'l. Lewis, Jewelry Store
good Office roomt. Apply to WIN. F. RAYLY
| StatlOner. ian l2-tf
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EDWARD sNowpEN, r,,

AGENT.
For Bountv Lands. Pension CLAIMS. Prhsecu-
ton of Claims before the Court Of Claims, CUneress
and the Departments, Purchase and Sae Of real &c
"a es, attend to Renting Houses, Blu, and Sell Land
Warrants. Negotiate Loans, and all bu sIness Of
similar character.
Ofhce corner 9th and Louisiana avenue.
ian Is iy ashungtou, CItF,
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COURT OF CLAIMs.-Judge Gilchrist being in.
disposed and unable to attend, the Court has adj
journed until Monday next
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1a-ts Msrshsl for the District Of Columbia

IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
uutn THURSDAY, the l4th inst, same hour and
place. j ID. HOOVER. Marshal
jan II Tor the District of Columbia.
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IL THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
postponed until SATURDAY next, the sd inst, at
the same hour and place.
j. ID. HOOVER. Marshal
Jan Is for the District of Columbia
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FOR RENT.-A BRICK CARRIAGE HOUSE
L and stab with stalls or four horses, loft
&c. Inquire ut DOUGLASS LACY'S Provision
Store. corner of 18th street and Pa. avende.
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DoYS' WINTER CLOTHING.

Our present stock ofBOYS' CLOTHING Isve.y
large aud well assorted, of all grades and qualities Cf
Overcoats, ROuncaOouts, Jackets, Pantalcons.
Vests, &c, which lIus st cry low prices.
WALL, STEPHENS co.
Pa. Gv.. between 9th aud 10th streets.
ian l5-iw Intel. A. Staiesl
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IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
to TUESDAY next. the 18th instant, same hour and
place. ]. ID. HOOVER. Marshal
Jan IA for the District of Columbia.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
IvA hen faclas issued from the Clerks Office of the
circuit Court OF the District Of Columbia for the
county oil washington, and To me directed, 4 shall
expose 10 public sale, for CASH. in front of the
So9rt House Goor Of sand county, on FRIDAY, the
1Sth OF January 1853, at ~ O'Clock m the follow ms
property to wit: All defendants right title. clsim
and interest IN and to Lot No. S, in Square No ssh
In the City OF Washington, d. c., together with ali
and singular the Improvements thereon seized and
,eyed on as the property of John Nj. McCalla and
Will be sold TO satisfy JudicIas No. Isl, to October
term, 1857, in favor Of Sweeny, Rittenhou.e Co.
j. ID. HOOVER,
ian Is Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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GAME STRAY to my place. in November Ia st.
~ Red Buffalo COW, with one sar szspAk
cropt and SLIT In the other; a small white TA<fS
spot In the forehead, and white on the bell
y. The owner will come forward. prove property :,
army Magazine of ELLEN McFADDEN.
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ITO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON
AND ALEXANDRIA.
PERSONS DESTROYS of purchasing the SEWING
MACHINES Of the undersigned will apply 10
Messrs. Wall, stephens q Co., no has been duly
appointed TINS day our only agent for Washington
and Alexandra.
ian elm j. NJ. SINGER A. IN
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GREAT SALE OF CARRIAGES.

Toe q IN Of Gardner q Place hsyIne d,ssoiyed IN
the 9TH instant, by mutuS CONSENT to- g
close mp their basIuess we DOW offer for
sale, az cost, AT their stand, No. SIS 18th ~
street. near the corner of c. the toovIne Cnri1ees.
Five Bugsies, four Rocksways, one -Four pas
senger Phseton and two Express WAGONS
All the above were inside OF the best and most no
toush Sc soned lumber and buut Ivy skIful and eN
Perenced workmen. and will lie wsrrnted for twelve
every sale.
n; b Current funds required in every instarce.
Also, Hand BUgges very cheap for cash.
CHAS. II. GARDNER A SON,
Jan ~ Ztavtwh Successors % Garduer Place
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yJ.C. Mcguire. Aucuoneer.
CHAS. =. WAILACH Trustee
Jan l3-2taw&ds j. G.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

MARSHAL'S SALE. - In virtue of a writ of
hl FIerl FacIas, issued fr.m the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
County OF Washington, and TO me directed. ! shall
expose 10 public sale, for CASH, IN front of the
Court house door of said county, on FRIDAY, the
18th day OF January, 1853, at II O'Clock the fol-
lowing described property, To wit: All defendants
night. title. claim, and interest in ard to Lot No
IN Square No 75a, IN the City of Washington, ID. C..
together with ali and singular the improvements
thereon seized and levied upon as the property of
Edmond Rhey. and will be soldito satisfy Judicals
no. 81, to October torn, 1857, IN favor of John
Waters.
j. ID. HOOVER. Marshal
Jan DTS Tor the District Of Columbia,
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l OST:-Last night, probably at the party ct the
- residence of Senator Douglas, a DIAMOND
BhEASIPlN. The hnder will be suitably rewarded
nf wishing pecnniaTy reward leaving II at TN
counter OF the star Office. ian ~ 81
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CARRIAG L. AMPS.
We have this DAY been appointed agents for Esv
attention of Coachmskers and others inisps, ~, nc
respectfully called to the sample at our store 10
ELVANS 4 THOMPSON.
;.nx .o,r H., 40 rsnnsy Wanna avenue.