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FUTURE DAYS.

MARSHAL's SALE.-In virtue oftwo1aI vnts
IN of her fscias, issued from the Clerk Once OF
the Circuit Court of the Dittrlct Of Columbia for
Court doc? q SAID counts on DAY ia the
ing described property to vii: ali defenda% lane .UiS SS
ute. ea,m, and interest, in and to Lot No. Ia, IN
improvements thereon, AZ the City of Washington,
aa ad S De pea c .hs
Eo 3% 70 January Iy term lssa 10 favor OF George
j: d: HOOVER, Marshal
ap N-ts for the District Of Columbia.
NIARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue oftwot2Dvrts
the Clrcu Court of the District of CoumSia for the
County of Washington, and TO me directed. shall
Court House door of aid County, on FRIDAY,
the i4h day OF May. 1885, at IL O'Clock No., tho fol-
right, title, claim and interest in and to Lots Nos
s. and In Square No 14i. together with all and
Washington: ID. c., seized and levied upon as the
propert. of Charles IA. Van PaIten and IN be sold
favor Of WIN G. " and Jas. l.. White tsI and No. 81
indlcal to October term 1855 IN favor of James G.
Mcclure administraIoI Of H I94r 2: FBrSsn
ap @-ts for the District OF Columbia.
NJARSHAL's SALE.-In virtue OF three 80
" ~ wrts OF herl facIss, ISSUED from the Clerks
dIrec ca shall expose to public sale, for CASH, in
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of May, 1858, at II O'Clock
m, the following describ ID property, TO wit: All
part OF Lot No. IN Square No. 55 bee inning at the
southta asst corner of aid lot, then with eight
go feet, thenco north ninety six (i feet c ven I
inches thence east eight fleet thence south with
the rear line of SAID Lot No. to beginning, Also,
point on street 25 feet from the southeast corner
Of said lot and running west to southeast corner of
Lot No. 8, thence north with the west line of Let
No. 2uine y-sIx (s6l feet eleven OD inches. then
east and parallel to line thirty -four (3 feet, the
ginning; together with all and nguar the improve
ments thereon, IN the City of Washington. ID. c.,
seized and levied upon the property of Palm n
Sims and will be sold to satisf No. l52 judicial TO
January term. 1855, In favor of Morris, TaskFr &
term, 1883. In favor of Middleton, Bea. L. III d X.
A. Hooe. J. ID. HOOVER Marshal
20 is of the District Of Columbia
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NARSsAL'S SALE,-In virtue of a writ of
wi herI facias issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District Of Columns, Ior the
expose To public SALE for CASH. front of the CO urt
House doc OF said county, on FRIDAY, the l4th
OF May. 1853, at IL O'Clock. the following described
property. to wit All defendant night, title claim
and interest in and TO Lot No. Q, in Square No. l9
ia the City of Washington, ID. G., tOgeth.r with all
and sulaT the Improvems nts thereon. seZed and
levied upon as the property "f Francis \. DI kens
and will he sold to satisfy Judicial No %, 20 May
term 1859. IN favor of VIM. Sheppard.
j. ID H. OVER,
spl IS dts Marshal for the District of Columbia
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an IS dts Marshal for the District of Columbia

NARSnAL'S SALE.-In virtue of writ of he
w n facIas, ISSUED from the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court for tho District OF Columbia for the
County of WaShinst ton snd 20 me directed shat
expos to public sale. for Ash at the residence Of
John Espey, on 2nth street, between Eand streets
DAY, the 5hh day Of April 1853, at II o'clock q. m
the following goods and cnattles, in part, to wit
Mahogany Sofa, Rocking Chair, looking Glas J,
Carpets, Wardrobe. Tables, Washstands. Mantle
Ornaments, Mahogany Sofa, Lounge. Chairs, d a.,
c., seized and levied upon as the goods and chat
ties Of John Espey, ana will be sold to sstIsfy No
80 Judicals, to May term, 1853. in favor of Suter
Lea Co use of Geo. Il. McGlue.
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WALL Il BARNARD, Auc,s.


VERY Valuable BUSINESS STANTON
AT AUCTION -Un WEDNESDAY "A r Ten
NOON, April 28th, at So O'Clock, on the premises
shall sell lot No. IN reservation No III, fronting
q fee on Pennsy lvana running back so feet to
~ feet alley, with the improvements con. isl Dg OF
a two-stOIy Brick Building, with the excellent
store rooms on The avenue and acoomm odations for
a residence
months with interest secured by deed in trust on
the premises. the terms Of sale are not complied
with within FIVE days after sale the right reserved
to resell at the risk and expense of the d faulting
purchaser.
All conveyancIng at the cost of the purchaser
ap % C.. McGI'IRE Auct
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- states being nearly completed, specimen of
Binding in Antique and Turkey Morocco, got up
expressly for the work, can be seen at the Office of
apl7-tf JAMES CARTER. Agent.
A BRIDGMEN Co 9E cp TIE DEBATES OF
Or. the Political History of the United States
From the Original Documents. commencing with
rd, the SIga gan ne OF The 63Ve5Tmentc
Published by ID. Appleton Il Co, $40 and S48 Broad
way, New York.
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SAINT.
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b ended.
To all who would understand Alright the progress
of the United states. who won trace their dsvel-
opment fom feeble colony to mighty power
eye the ciuses which are rating still further to
promote their prosperity and glory, or the slight
seeds of decay which may even now have BEGUN to
gerlnlnate, giving premonItIOns OF coming decline
and rum; to al short, who love their country and
anXIOusly desire her highest wei are. the facts o..
our pOlltlcal hIs'orT, the progress of opinions on
important subjects among our eminent statesmen,
must he worthy of the calmest and most serious
confederation.
Every one who has been compelled to esrch
through large volume to lind here AMI there few
been lrreslstiby reminded of the needle IN the hay
stack" ALI such difficulty IL here ObvIated by an
index at once complete and accurate.
This Abrldgment is made without regard to psry
views, but " lth the sole consideration Of the
pOrtance of the subject.
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and Pa. avenue.
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A WOMAN'S THOUGHTS ABOUT WO-
"A MEN. by the author of John Halifax, 1.-THE
OglivIes," c.; price 81; postage 20 cts just re
ceived. For sale in Washington by
TAYLOR & MAURI,
Bookstore, SS4 Penn avenue.
Also, Just Arrived
The Miser's Daughter, by AinswOrtn price 50 cts
Stories nf Waterloo, by Maxwell; price 50 eta.
Whitehall, by author of WhtefTIers; price Scots.
an
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ap IS dts Marshal for the District of Columbia.

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of seven (7D
vi wrIts OF herr facIas, issued from the Clerks
ONCE Of the Circuit Court of the District of Colum-
ba, Tor the county of ashIng ton and to direct
ed, shall expose to public sale for Cash, front of
the Court House door Of laid county on FRIDAY,
lowing described property, to wit: All defendSnts
right, title claim and interest IN and to all that piece
or parcel of ground ing In Georgetown IN the Dis
trict of Columbia which Is included within the fol-
lowing metes and bounds, to wit Beginning on the
west side of Market Space at point 60 feet 10 inches
space, and running thence west with the north wall
OF the two story brick houses the lot hereby de-
scribed, and the H. thereof extending 20 feet,
thence south and parallel with Market Space = feet
inches more or less TO point which will he inter-
sected by the line of the south wall of said house
Market Space at the southeast corner fsad house,
and then north and with the line Of Market Space n
feet inches to the place beGlnning, which the
northeast corner OF said house. together with all and
singular the improvements thereon, seized and lev
led upon "a the property Of George Rhodes. Jr. and
to October term, 1856, in favor of Joshua Hatcher
and Nancy Hatcher, and Nos IS4, lS5, lS6. and Isl
JudIclals to May term 1853, favor of Cline and
Dillon, Peter Dillon, Benjamin TriP!ett and John
Crumbaugh. j. ID. HOOVER,
iJTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED. for
want of bidders, until FRIDAY, the I'd of April
j. ID. HOOVER,
III THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER
Postponed, until FRIDAY. the 18th of May, lass,
same hour and place.
I'D HOOVER,
ap SITS Marshal for District of Columbia
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HAT AND BONNET BLEAcHERY.

NJ C. II. MORSE have opened q shop at Ss
0NSTRAW iGOoDse Straw. Lace, Hair d
~ ana Ieshorn Ronnets and Flats thor -
ougnly cieansed and bleaehed. end finlsheds6~
m workmanlIke manner and IN the latest
style.
Psficuar attention will also be paid TO cleansing,
n ATS OF all sinds
Bonn and Hats received for coloripg black and
DroWn. having had much eX perenc IN this bust
ness. and devoting our whole attention tu it, we
feel oonhdent that can excel IN quality of work
InanshIp any establishment OF the KIND IN this part
Of the country. The patro, age of Miners and
Hatters rs Partcuariy solicited; and those employ
Ing US VIII nave their work taken FROM and return
ed again tl their stores and NAV depend upon its
being well aud promptly done.
M. d Z. II. MORSE, S9 + street,
on south side Pa. avenue. between 18th
aP iS-eolm' and lS1a streets west.
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nNE-HALF DOZEN PIANOS FOR HIRE
- or sale, very low, at he Musical Emporium.
no. so Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th SIS =,
spl7 JOHN f. ELLIS.
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ap IS-Bm JOHN McDEVTTT.
rLAIRVOYANCE-FO OR TWO WEEKS
~ LON Err Madam CLINTON PRICE can
be consulted business or diseases at No W north
street, Capitol Hill. Those wishing to avail them
selves OF this opportunity should cal on her without
delay. as she is acknowledged by ali who visit her,
to be the best ClalrvOyant now before the public.
Terms vi. ap 9-2w~
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.-Diseases of
Remedies for Female Dennsements from 81 to s.
Rehef guaranteed IN all cases. Consultations and
t"noe provided with board, nursing and exclusive
attendance Medicines sent by mnii. I.adIes' prI
address DR. DUBOIS, No. 10 west 18th street,
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vi snoes Hldue IKE flnuar 9 rdzors, 70 sell
not to wear SHOES, especially ladies, "
and Chlldren's. made by the subscriber of -
the very best materials to be obtained in this
try. They never rip, and are usually complained of,
II ever on account of wearing too long.
He is now ready to supply a. in Washington, who
really desire to eennomize, with the finest and most
highly finished SHOES, CATERS, BOOTS,
SLIPPERS. &c, as well as with the strongest and
heaviest kind Of ChIldren's School or every day
Shoes intended for durability and hard service, and
when last, a. SO includes Servants shoes and Boots,
strongly made, yet handsomely finished, and war
Tanted to every purchaser.
His prices are but 4 trIle more than the cost of
those OF bad work and material, while his work out
wears them four times over.
DIR. f rankin never bought poor article, nor can
any one become thrifty who does so.
All should call and test the subscribers work for
themselves. CHARLES WEIRMAN,
au l4-ly 18th street. near III
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REFRIGERATORS.-A complete stock jutt
examine at the = ~ S.s1l
wASHINGTON STOVE FACTORY, vi
No, PSI southeast corner Pa. avenue
ap 81 -3teo (StatesD and nth street.
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4 ITTELL'S LIVIN'. AGE-Enlarsed series
IL i'm weekly numbers Of eighty large octave pages
each. closely printed Its contents chiefly made
of articles from the English Quarterly Review and
Monthly Magazines. Price So yearly, or 1913 cents
for single numbers.
avl4 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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REAL EsTATE-A. Green, auctioneer, sold, on
the H. inst, part Of lot No. in square 766, with
Improvements, 1.-TWO frame houses, on Virginia
avenue, between Second and Third streets east,
to John Mulhall, for 1896. On the 18th inst. -.
part of lot 10 in square $780, with improvements
on street south, for $50, TO J. g Smith parts
OF lots Nos aud 30 in square 557, at I2Hc. per
foot, to John Healy; twO-storv frame house, and
lot No. y In square 46, on Four-aDd a-half st .,
To Joseph Grinder, for - 900
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TO BUILDERS AND HOUsEKEEPERs.

WALTER ID. WYVILL.
No. 413 Pa, aUesBe, south side,
would respectfully announce to the citizens Of
Washington and the nslg hborhood, and those who
propose building the coming seasO that h Is now
prepared to put on aud repair metallic ROOFS,
of al kinds, In the most approved style and most
durable manner, and also to put up and repair VI
TERS, SCOUTING. &c, at the lowest prices, and
sOlIclts share Of their patronage.
He begs also to call attention to his assortment Of
HOUSEKEEPING I'll L. IS, comprising
Cooking and other Stoves of the most approved pat
tsrns, as well general supply OF Tin, Copper,
and Iron Ware, IN his line of business, which he
will sell cheap for cash. ap I7-lw"
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The SENATE REPORTERS of the Globe have
taken offence at language used in debate concern.
ing them, and yesterday the official register OF
debates bad no record OF what TRANSFERRED in the
Senate after the :" morning hour ."-Union
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NOTICE. have a few of those cheap TOILET
L SETS on hand, which will sell cheaper yRaO
than they can be purchased elsewhere. AlsoAkN
CHINA, GLASS, and QUEENSWARE,&EN
c1eaper than the cheapest, with many other ~
between 9th and 10th streets.
Call and see for yourselves.
lN-Gv NIL
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NEW FURNITURE STORE
y No 4lS SEVENTH STREET,
One door soHsh Of n.
The undersigned have opened FURNITURE
STORE At the above location, <D
wnere they will keep constantly SSSS&31-l1d<6>p
on hand a varied assortment of ~
both NEW and = ECON D.
HAND FURNITURE AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. They are de.
termlned to sell on the most reasonable terms, and
ask OF The public To call at their establishment and
see for themselves.
REPAIRING and VANISHING and UP
HOLSTERY WORK done in the most subs tantaI
manner.
Old Furniture taken i'm ex change for new.
The H HEST CASH price paid for ali desc Grip
tons of Housekeeping Articles. Persons about to
decline hOusek eeping will find II to their advantage
to glve us call as are prepared to buy in lag
or small lots and will give particular at to this
branch of business. ISRAEL Il BUCHLY,
apl22w AS 18th street. ono door south of II.
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SPENCER'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED
y states being nearly completed, specimen of
Binding in Antique and Turkey Morocco, got up
expressly for the work, can be seen at the Office of
the publishers, 400 7th street between ID and r..
apl7-tf JAMES CARTER
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SALE OF SrOCK.-Iesterday, Wall 4 Barnard
auctioneers sold stock Of Farmers ard Mechan-
les Bank of Georgetown, ID. c., for 7Oc.
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ANOTHER Doc SHor.-This morning, dog,
supposed to be suffering with hydrophobia, was
killed BY order of the police, on Fourth street i'm
the Fourth Ward. IL the case, so far reported
are genuine the law in relation to dogs should be
enforced Immediately.
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THs LKcTURE on POsTs AND P0KTRY OF
AMERICA; D. Rev. Ysatss Reese, ID. ID OF
Baltimore, which was announced for last Tues
day evening, but postponed on account Of the
Tain, will be delivered thiS evening, 1t quarter
before o'clock, in the Methodist Protestant
church, Ninth street, between T. and T,
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hOYOU WISH TO ECONOMIST Then be
- sure 10 buy custom made Shoes instead NTH
OF shoes made like Plndars razors, to sell
and Cb,ldran,s made br AZ sub.o,;har ,fv "
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Dry GOODS, DRY GOODS
- On THE ISLAND,
At No. sol 7th street, near MARYLAND ArsHHe.
There has lust been opened At the above Store, a
general assortment of SPRING and SUMMER
DIZZY GOODS, including LADIES' Dress Goods,
such as Cha lies. Lawns, GInghams Mouslins, 4 o.;
also Cotton, Linen, and other Goods, suitable for
Boys wear. together with all the leading Staple and
Fancy foods usually kept in q Dry Good store,
vhlca VIII be sold as ohesp, for cash, as can be
bous ut elsewhere in the city.
III Remember the Store il near the nor Invest
corner of 18th street and Mary land avenue where all
the Monthly and w eekly Periodicals and Newspa-
pers continue to be received.
ap t9-eo2W" mo E. BAKER Agent.
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VERY MrCH PUzzLKD.-Last night, the auxil-
iary guards picked up one of the Indians of the
Sioux delegation, who had INDUCED to an unlim-
tied extent in the of - fire. water He was
taken 10 the guard-house and allowed to sleep
himself sober. The poor fellow could not under
stand wosd of English; and To every question
his reply was - les'' He was registered on the
docket "a Indian Yes" drunk He WIS dis
missed this morning; but on getting into the
MAI ket-hOuse he found he had lost his trail and
never was coppeT-skin So puzzled he was
After enjoying his perpleIity some time one of
the by ISLANDERS took him to the street and point.
ed out the path to his lodgings
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MISS AvoNIA JONES will appear before Wash
ington audience on Monday evening, when we
feel confident that she will be greeted by full
and fashionable audience. The box book will
be opened to-day, and those wishing to secu e
good seats will do well to lose no time in obtain
ing them
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
Sun StgOke-ItS Symptoms and Re-
medY.

The present brings with it the usual
harvest of hot weather mortality, or suf-
fering from Sun-stroke. Seven instances
are reported as happening on Friday, ten
on Saturday, and twenty or more on Sun
day and to-day A noticeable case oc-
Cured during the Governors review of
the Metropolitan Police, when Gen. b.
F. Bruce, the Inspector General of the
militia, was prostrated by coup de soIcH,
and was carried from the Park helpless.
The symptoms of sun-strcke generally
indicate a constitution previously impair
ed. Sometimes there is active conges-
ton and apoplectic efusion within the
Uranium, and in such cases death genar-
ally ensues. But more often the signs
are those of physical, and, particularly,
cerebral prostratiOn; the pulse is feeble,
the cheeks, and, in fact, the whole sur
face of the body are pale and ghastly.-
The blood Is defective in quality, thus I'M
peding the vital processes. The heart is
evidently the organ at fault, having sud
denly succumbed unfer fatigue and ex-
haustion, though the head gives the first
intimations of danger. This premonitory
symptom of sun-srroke mentioned in the
first instance is recorded in history. which
may be found in the Bible: "And when
the child was grown, it fell on day that
he went out to his father, to the reapers.
And he said to his father, my head, n1g
head !" And he said to a lad Carry
him to his mother And when he had
taken him and brought him to his mother
he sat on her knees till noon, and died"
> Kings iv., 1920.
Manassas, also, the husband Of Judith
the heroine, (chap. viii, ,, 3D. died in a
similar manner: Manassas was her hus.
band, of her tribe and kindred, who diet
in the barley harvest. For as he STOOD
overseeing them that bound sheaYes il
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19

the field, the heat came upon his head,
and he fell upon his bed and died in the
city of Bethulia."
Commissions sometimes occur, and in
the intervals there are tremblipgs of the
muscles and limbs, not greatly unlike
those of delirium tremen2. These are
very common in diseases of. debility,
where the nervous system is largely in
voIved, but generally do not require spe-
cifc attention. Even during the progress
of recovery, there is. sometimes consider
able mental alteration.
The premonitions of an attack are rea-
Oily recognized. There is a feeling Of
pressure upon the head, the blood tingles
in the vessels, the air seems too hot and
tenuous for breathing A. person who
was once thus affected tells us that he was
cured by Immediately bathing the head,
arms and shoulders in water. While
undergoing this process, he experienced
a sensation as if burning Goals were
spread over the whole scalp, but in less
than on hour every oppressive symptom
had passed away. A brother of the
same gentleman similarly attacked was
not so cautious. He fell to the ground
insensible, while at labor in the harvest
field, and after lingering two or three
days, much of the time comatose, and
with what physician mistakenly termed
and treated as typhoid fever, was suffered
to die.
The remedies 'Iaid down in the books
are alcoholic and ammoniacal stimulants;
these being "difTusive" and causing an
equable circulation OF blood throughout
the body, and particularly to the surface.
The patient is advised TO swallow the
medicine, but if he is "out of his head
it can be given by enema. Washing the
head with cold water, and rubbing lini-
ments upon the surface with the hands
keeping up the friction as long as may be
necessary, will generally answer the pur.
pose. When much dullness or stupor re.
mains, coffee and strong tea are edica.
tiOus.
The means of prevention are simple
Persons Of sound health are seldom at.
tackled; previous debility, general depres
sion of the vital forces, unusual and ex
Cessive physical exertion, violent gusts O.
passion, excessive drinking of cold water
or Of alcoholic beverages, superadded t,
exposure to the summer sun or a hot fire
create the danger.
Careful moderation in these particulars
will generally secure exemption. Tho
Arab, wandering in an arid desert, sub
sistIng on cancels milk and few veget
abIes, usually enjoys immunity; his blooc
IS not vitiated by stimulating food or un
wholesome drinking. Sir Joseph Bank
spent twenty minutes in an oven whcrO
beef was cooking, without harm. Fisher
men for the sake of protection sometime
fill their hats with moist sea weed
though any large leaves, or even a we
cloth upon the head will answer as well
This is an infaliLIe preventive and shoulo
be more generally observed by Iaborin.
men.-.Nc,r York Post