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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In vir ua of a writ of
IVA heII facas Issuet from the Clerks office of tie
Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia Tor tire
county OF ashlngion, and to me directed. I Will
expose TO public sale for CASH, front of the Court
House door OF said County. on MONDAY, the 18TH
Ing described property, to wits All defendant rs
title, claim and interest In and TO one third of the
west part of lot No. /, in square No 49, with A
front OF 81 feet on street east. and running back
100 eet To the rear north line of the lot
with all and slngu ar the improvements thereon in
the City of Washington, ID. c.; seized and levied
upon as the property of William n. wan and I'M
be sold TO satisfy judlolas No. an t. October term
1853, in favor of Sam'l Strong. use of NJ THOMPSON
w. SELDEN, Marshal,
oct Tl-dts for the District of Columbia
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AUCTIOu 0ALn
q For other Auction Sales, see frsf ,aes.

AUCTIOQ UALn. -.frr .Y
BFor other Auction Sales, see J6rst ,aes.
ByJ.C MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneer..
f6 hsR H9s SSss At PSy gy.Hc
We sSa1 III O'Clock. IN front of the auction rooms,
S elSss Rssc.sxs,. nssrly new,
ithofoussS -Srsd si,,, h.. NJ
lore seIrei H1rse. "s'e'
!. G. MCGUIRE a Co. Auct..
nWo Nh -; MCGUIRE q CO.. Auctiope.r,
CASE, Rourp CORNER. nSogh ROSEWOOD
THI RsDA 4So AF "ffIts At PSBTIc k1eilosNoSS
SiSd the suction rooms we shall sell ~ ;s az
Two very superior Rosewood Ss..
R. in1 ro.'es, a manussotured BY Gceiz co
The instruments ara Beautifully 6risbsa
al. me InIln:ss oito9e offs Graad Piano. "A'e
month"; fo une-tnlrd cash the residue in and
no Is J. c. Mo6rIRE Il CO. Auc...
By A. GREEN Auotioneer.
'EEGSIEE,S SALE OF TWO STORY
rhiDA the 18th day of November. iass / shall
y1t IN ison, OF the premises at O'Clock D. m BY
gaze inc 18th day Of uy. 1884, and recorded in Ibef
ana 81 No 81 ohos 49, 1885, 1893, and 2OO one Of the
lanI Ieoofos ior ashnSton county, N the 1strct
OF Solumba, the following mp proved property l,irS
ana oeing In the city of Washington, District sfore
All OF l;ot numbered twenty three. C2S in SQUARE
NUMBERED one hundred and twenty seven tI97 1hsv
ing front on Forth L. between 18th and eth street,
Nes', together with tie improve ments which ara 8
two-story Frame Houses ~ nv
Terms Of sale cash.
Iths terms OF sa e are not cOmpl cd with in three
oeSs alter SALE the Trustee reserves he night to e.
me pi3eertH by giving three DAYS office of such
ieste Ia the StaI newspaper, of the city of WASH
ington at The risk and cost Ofthe ir6t ourcbasa
,ao JOHN T.. Hi ROY, Trustee
ool2 2aW&ds A. GREEN. ASct.
III THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
on account OF the IncleIaent weather, until FRI
ia {, the 18th instant, Same hour ard place nv
order Of the Trustee. f1'' "
no Is 2awSds GREEN .ro,
MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue OF a writ oT
~ nerl iSc.s issued from the CLERKS ofco Of tSs
Cncult court OF the District of Columbia for tie
county OF NashlngtOn, aud TO me directed sbeil
expose 10 public sale, for CASH, in front of tba
Court-nohse door OF sand county 81 II O'o.ocE
o. on SATURbA \, the 18th Gay of NoyeElber
ie3, me following described Property to wit. All
qeIen9ant night, title claim and interest in and 70
LcI NO fourteen, a. in Square No. four hundred
ana hve 49, togather with al and singular rho IN
Pl"Venents thereon, In the civ of WASHINGTON n
X, seized aao levied upon rs the property Of YIN
4: stewart and Will be sold to satisfT JudIcial No
~; 70 october Term, lass John Is. Morgan VS. VIM
Late Marshal for the District n th Of coiams.
lO The ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until tne <Jth instant, az the hour and ace
,,,, j. ID. HOOVER,
oclStd -
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IRON AUCTION.

Il TO THE LADIES.
Sdolen Extension skirts. II SPRING., for sIso.
10 dozen Qulted do. 81 cents. worth 81,
10 do. Lsdiss' White and Colored Corsstis, 81
10 doa. Sosrss F'snci', Bay Water. 81 ots.. worth
100 dozen Ladies L. G Hdkfs, at Scents per dozen
Jouyea's best Kid Gloves, e1x cent?, II
Also. Msrinos, Nerino Plaids. Delaines. Cakcaes
" VI, 4, HURDLES.
nos-Sv corner High and Gay streets.
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New ESrERFKIsE.-Our City Surveyor is
to-day engaged in laying of the ground the
corner OF Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
Il which point Messrs Perry Brother eoutem-
plat" the erection Of an immense warehouse upon
the size Of the present stand Of Clage,t 4 Co. We
nave as yet learned but little of the details of the
proposed Improvement; but, from reliable infcr-
NATION which we have received upon the sub
ject, we learn the cost of the improyement Is es
timated at $50, 600.
ST ANDREWS DAY.-We learn that the Scots
men Of this city are maturing arrangements for
a general reunion on the occasion of the next re-
currence of II Andrews Day, (3Oth inst Sup
per is to he spread at GautieTs In the best s,yIe
ment which NAV add to the pleasure Of the occa.
siou will be made
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BARRELS CRANBERRIES,
~ % boxes new Bunch RalsIns,
SOkegs best Table Butter,
hhds. Sugars, part low priced,
~ barrels Crushed, PuveTIZed and CARRIED So
gar, al reduced prices,
loo boxes Fire Crackers,
100 boxes scotch HerTn,s,
SO pounds fresh Currants.
Buckwheat. Honey IN the Comb,
Pickles, Catsup, Champagne,
Nectar Whisky, 81 per gallon,
Catawba and pure COgnac Brandy,
Golden syrup, English Dairy and New FORK Cheess
PrOma, FaTIns and Co n starch,
No. Mackerel, In quarter barrels,
Rice Flour, Rye Flour, snd weloh's PANTY
Flour,
Fancy Baskets, 60, 40,
Just received and for sale By
no l0-6t w. n. IENNEY. Gaorsetovn
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TO-DAY q r0-MORROw MORN MIN,

By G. w: BOTELER, hvcroneer
SALE OE HOUSEHOLD FUREI TIRE
~ SCHOOL DESKS, SCHOOL CHAIRS &c, AT Arc
IloN..On mONDAT, November IS, az 10 O'CLOCK
Q, IN snail sell. 1t No. SS2 Ghdsbr Row or Pa
ayeIuo, between zeta and 2lst Streets a colIection
OF Household and School Furniture, consiktInS In
part of, VIZ: 'e Ia
Sofas, Mahogany Arm Chairs, Mahogany Centre
Bedding. ''P'
Three pl! C2rpeting, Hall Oilcloth,
Sldeboarh, BuIeaus, WaTdr1tes Warhstsrds
Up stoves, Mahogany Dir ips Table
Bedsteads, Cane seat Chairs,
CO school Chairs. School Desksac
Terms: Under So cash over $50 6n ard On dar :,
est. i"s i"'oi-
no lid G.. w, BOTEIER auo,
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noII-d G. W. BOTELER, Auot.


noIl-d C. w. BOTELER. .po,
By J. G. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctiopeers,
SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE. Ell
- EGANT BRocATELLE CURTAINS FRENCH PLATE
VASES, Rich TABLE FURxITrKE, ExcEIISsr t PID
S Mo ToRTE; &c;TDn MONDAY MORNING,
ExcslleEcy Cavalcanti de Albuquerque, Brazifia5
Minister, corner Of and 7tN streets we shall sell
the entire Effects Of this elegant establishment,
superior Rosewood Carved seyeu-oo,avs Pi,no
ore; % D.lIant tone and action, made TO order
Suite Of Rosewood Crimson Brocatelle covered
Farlor urIltuTe, comprising SOFAS. Turkish
Lasy ChsIrs, and Pa Ior Chairs. with elegant
Rich ,iiIt and BrOlse French Mantel Clock, with
Elegant French Plate Mantsl and Oval Mirrors, in
Suite OF superb Nose ,i %ood' Drawing room Furr,
Arm m SSS s consisting q
EIssant GBt Mantel Clock, with CsndsIabras,
Suite OF fniI Gilt Paror Furniture ~ Ticb
G Sbeen ssiIe; eS2mPIsng two Co9Ghes two Arm
bles, and Curtairs to match, =" -'Op Id
Splendid 4 6, a d 8-lig hit GIT aud Bronze ChaIde
-, hefa through ut the house.
Elegant French CbIns Vases, and Gilt Brackets
superior Velvet and Brussels Carpsts and Rugs
sof9 aTia nTPfisJ Umee Furniture: somPEsinE
=, finished IN cen c!o h. Writing Tables.
Very superior sold Walnut Extension Dining Ia
s.deboard asd Plate Stands,
Sienpf aay Learner covered Dining Chairs,
SneIheid Plated Tea Set, Waters, CAKE baskets
pitchers, Butter Tubs Castors, Spoons ana
Splendid Calf Epergne with C8ndeabras,
Richly Decorated French China Dinner Dessert
Tea and &. fee Service.
SOLID kosew ood Chamber Furniture, with marble
tops,
superior Plush and Six covered Lounges
Imitation Rosewood AID Wni q Enamelled Cham.
Der Furniture. with Marbles,
Superior CuTleN Hair Mattresses Bo!sters and Pill
luUs.
,,-ce lenE B aukets, Comforts aud Spreads
IogetHer " m general assert mea. of srtI5jes IL
dIsPensahle TO n well furnished estabsLmant
IsrEs: > 30 AID under. cish over that sum-
notes, bearing interest.
IL Catalogues ofthe above may be obtained at
the Auction Rooms.
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8, 900 BUSHELS TphkT rSF WHITE ME-.
CIR New jersey POrATES in store and for - %
In lots TO fuIt purchasers.
PETER BERRY.
nos as Water street
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NARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue ola wit Of he
Itf ri faclas issued from the Clerks ufce of the
Circuit Court OF the District of Colu aba for the
county of Washington and to me directed. will eY-
pose TO public sac for CASH, in front OF the Court
Mouse door OF said county, on MONDAY, the 1874
day % November, 1885, at II CLOCK M. the follow
,ns described property to wi: al rIsht
ttIe g AIM and interest IN ard 10 Pages subdiyl-
sion OF Square No, SO being Lots Nos. I, 2 s. 4 s.
ard .. OF SAID subdivision, and of said Square No
b, folio No: 142, In the city of Washington ID c.
together with all and singular the improvements
tnereon, seized and levied upon as the property of
No 4o4 to October term, 1885, in favor Of Robert III
Gaiiaher use, of Chiffon q Linton.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
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The ODD Fellows LEvEE.-We hear, in all
positions Of the city, that the Young ladies who
hare heretofore greed the Odd r IIows' Ievpey.
and been delighted, are thinking over their tot
lsttes fOT next "Wednesday evening The prom
enade concert and levee will, as usual, occupy
the earlier hours If the OCCASION and sweet music
cheer the a>SemhlIge. At 10 o'clock engagement
caIds Will be called into use, and pencils be in
demand; the merry cOtillon will soon succeed tie
stately march, and then, in turn, waltz quadtill-
galioFlde and reel, will maze the mig 1t joyous
oomPeteut caterer will be band with IT,
ne'hmSnts. and ell those arrangements which
have on former occasions conduced so admirably
10 general enjoyment will be made la fact, the
Lsyee will b. the success of the season.
NORMAL ASSOCIATION The meeting Of the
Normal Association Of teachers and pupils of the
Lafayette destitute, Franklin Academy, and
Western Academy, was held yesterday afternoon
nj Corcorin's Hall. A short address was made
by Mr. l. C.. Loonis; and the Tegula. exercises
proceeded consisting Of examinations In Grome-
try, In which the pupils. both male aud female
svincrd much proficiency. Declamations fol.
l0w@d By Ffanck Taylor, j Henley Smith, W
a Hays, W SiOJssa, aud +. d. Nadal, which
were given In a very creditsble manner.
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ILL., The AROVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until the 10Th instant, az the same hour and pace
Late Marshal for the District Of CoIumbisa
oc IS I'd - OO4Niolo
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TRIALS AT THE GUARD-HoUsE.-Bfu Green.
colored, drunk and disorderly at a ball. fine and
costs, 80 10 Andrew Lewis, drunk and disor-
Derby at ball, 81 Is Eve Lawson, drunk in the
street; DO 81 l5. VIM. Read, do. So Is James
for neace - - oI'!
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rwenty-first Ward-Fifteenth Aldermanic Dis
cx4ct,-Regular Republican Nominee for Alderman
WILLIAM HAW. JR.
THOMAS B. VAN BUREN,
Prest 2ist Ward Repub. Association.
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GEo r. CoAcHMoS Secretary.

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rJNAE OLD rOGYS QUESTION:
Il "why wouldn't half column advertise the Ledger
e e6ectusly whole page, eight pagesf" So asks
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you 70 ask that question:" To which you w Doubtless
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have oursef unwittngly been adverisng the LEDGER,
by making inquiries about IT,
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TIME OLD FOGY'S QUESTION
i "Wby wouldp't hall column advertise the Ledger
efectually whole page eight pages 7" SO ASKS
the old fogy. We reply "Would half column cause
you 10 ask that questonf 10 which you WILL Doubtless
have yourself UNIV ttingly been advertising the LEDGER
by making inquiries about IL
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yTNHE OLD FOGYS QUESTION.
Il "Why wouldn't half column advertise the Ledger
rs enc tuAy as whole page eight pagesf" 50 asks
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you to ask that qoeetonf' To which you WILL doubtless,
respond "Of course not" Then, sir, II seems that you
have yourself uDwttngly been advertising the LEDGER,
by making inquiries about il.
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TIVE Old FOGY's QUESTION.
Il why wouldn't half scoumn alvertire the ledge,
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you 10 ASK that question:" TO which you viii Doubtless
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TIVE POOR rNDIAN.-FoR HIS PRESENT CON
NEW YORK LEDGER,
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NEW YORK LEDGER,
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news offices.
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Il dition see the NEW YORK LEDGER,
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offices.
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NEW YORK LEDGER
NEW YORK LEDGER
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news offices.
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NEW YORK LEDGER,
NEW YORK LEDGER,
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news Offices.
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0'''A 500 "s new new Y Yosk Ledger,
NEW YORK LEDGER,
For the present weeknow ready and FOR sale at all the
news Offices.
TINE POOR NDIAN.-FOR HIS PRESENT CON
NEW YORK LEDGER,
NEW YORK LEDGER,
For the present week-now ready and for sale At all the
news Offices
T'HE POOR INDIAN.-FoR HIS PRESENT GO CON
l. dition see the NEW YORK LEDGER,
NEW YORK LEDGER,
NEW YORK LEDGER,
For the present week-now ready and for sale at all the
news offices.
T'HE POOR INDIAN.-FoR HIS PRESENT ION CON
NEW YORK LEDGER,
For the present weeknow ready and for sale at all the
TNHE POOR NDIAN.-FOR HIS PRESENT con-
- ''A DOC ''' NEW NEW Y oRK LEDGER,
NEW YORK LEDGER,
For the psesent weeknow ready and for sale at all the
news ofces.
TNHE POOR NDIAN.-FOR BIS PRESENT DON.
A '' NEW YORK LEOGER
NEW YOBK LEDGER,
For the present week-now ready and for sale at all the
news Offices.
NEW YORK LEDGER,
NEW YORK LEDGER,
For the present weeknow ready and for sale a,
news offices.
TIVE POOR INDIAN.-FoR HIS PRESENT CON
i dtion see the NEW YORK LEDGER,
NEW YORK LEDGER,
NEW YORK LEDGER,
For the present wcek-now ready and for sale all the
news Offices.
VNHE POOR NDIAN.--FOR HIS PRESENT CON.
NEW YORK LEDGER,
Ehw YORK LEDGER,
news Offices
TJNHE POOR NDIAN-FoR his PRESENT con-
J. dition see the NEW YORK LEDGER,
NEW YORK LEDGER,
NEW YORK LEDGER,
For the present week-now ready and for sale at all the
news Offices.
TJ,HE POOR INDIAN.-FoR HIS PRESENT CON
l. dition sec the NEW YORK LEDGER,
NEW YORK LEDGER,
For the present weeknOw ready and for sale at ali the
news o1ices
TNHE POOR TNDlAN.-FoR HIS PRESENT CON
l 'i'''' sec the new NEW n Yosk II ESsEs,
NEW YORK LEDGER
For the present woeknOw ready and for sale all the
Offices.
TIVE POOR HDIAN.-FoR ais PRESENT CON
Il citon see the NEW YORK LEDGER,
NEW YORK LEDGER,
NEW YORK LEDGER,
For the present weeknow ready, and for sale at all the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-13

yUHE OLD ToGY's QUESTION:
"why wouldn't half a column advertise Ledger
erectuay a whole page, or eight pagesfn go asks
the old fogy. We reply: "would half column cause
you 10 ask that question: To which You WILL doubtless
respond COZ course moi" Then, sir, seems that you
have yourself unwlttingly been adyeris the LEDGER
BY making inquiries about H.