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DAYTON
| Wooden Manufactory!!

S7SlE undersigned take this method OF informing their
old customers, and the public generally. that are
putting into Establishment this Spring Machinery that
will enable out that double the amount Of
Goods have usually done; TIE demand for Guss
warrants this additional Machinery, and hope give
satisfaction in exchanges of WOODEN Goods for Wool
We have, and do not intend to card into wool
orton of cotton and sell it for all ~oci. Our goods
warranted in this Respect, and also for durability We
shall continue exchange for Wooi formerly. the fol-
lowing kinds of Goods, Heavy Cassmeres, Satnets,
Jeans, Flannes OF different kinds Blankets and Stock
Yarn Considerable will be paid Stocking
will be filled for all the different grades and
kinds OF Yarn, common Mixed, Indigo blue Mixed Red.
Ciouded, &C. And will manufacture, for merchants
Others Wool in lots of hundred pounds and
wards into Stocking Yarn any of the above kinds
| goods. on liberal terms for cash WOOL Also.
Carding and Spinning
Will be done in lots OF 81 lbs and upwards At IS IS
cents per pound.
Cu>lOm Carding Into Rolls
Will be done at six cents per pound Their machines
will be clothed with the best of Cards, and with
experienced Carer, they expect have good work
done Wool will be taken from the Depot Ottawa, ana
rolls returned within reasonable length Of time for do
ing the work, which be sent lin strong sheets) from
almost any part of the Stale a trifiBg expesse.
Wool intended for exchange any the above
of Goods accompanied by the proper order, may
by Railroad TO OTTAWA and the goods will be put up and
sent with promptness according TO order.
We would also say, that have get New Custom,
and FIGURING Sill i'll operation, and persons wishing
have their grinding done short notice, as have
plenty of water at all times. myl7l j. D. GREEN
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:in:nlesll.

~ Y. GRIGGS prepa a ChLorotorps LiHirnent 70.
II. Rheumatism, Bruises, and strains, that will e6ees
than any other ard app Of
erred Sign Of the Good Samaritan, SatIingers Block.
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WAUGONSHA
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.


Capital. $500 900.
TNIRE and Marine risks taken at current rates.
IL AL losses will lie houo-lbly adjusted and promptly
paid
Principal Office OF Lake and State Sts-, Chca-
go. Illinois
Policies issued on favorable terms by
sug22 FISkE TAYLOR, AJest-, Ottdud, H.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANC Co.
H. HUNTINGTON. Pre- @. B. BOWERS, Sec'y.
D. ALEXANDER, Western General Agent.
Capital stock
And Accumulated Assets for payment Of Losses,
S6lH.AO9 AZ.
Policies in this old and reliable Company issued by
Ottawa August, /. TRUE WATERMAN, agents.
BucnI Vista Floral Gard .Ms.
W. CHALMERS 4 Co..
At the reSidenc. Of ". IT, " CR,tndn, East Otfn,rd.
Always sale alaree supply OF perpetual Roses and
all kinds of Towering house plants Strawberry, To-
nato Ri. harb Cabbage. plants, &C., &c, in their
son. and Vegetables Of Ill Lips. juo1I
GIBSON d BRO.
RE Offering Furniture at greatly reduced prices
n At their old stand. La Sale ST.
They keep ready made and trimmed Collins, and Me-
tsc Burial Cases Of all kinds and sizes constantly
hand. Persons from che country will have no delay
See advertisement next week !ieb6I GIBSON BRO
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E,tnte Of .LlcnL Yrtc.snn Hfc'L


NOTICE i hereiy gwen, all persons hssin. claims
~ against the estate Of Jacob Peterson. deceased,
that IL will attend OF the County Court OF LA
S~ County tn he held - Ottawa in said County OF La
sale and - Illinois, the LIST Monday OF Oc-
tc-r when and where all persons having claims
against said notified present the same IN
writing said Court for adjustment
LORENZO DJNINY. A6Dl'r..
sug.-5ws ELIZABETH PETERSON, A5Ea'e.
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"TUVPU uO1I0VOlHlEIV
. 00n HIDES. and $500 lbs Tallow for vb;,s
csOOV the highest market price will he maid ia
cash. at our Leather Store, opposite the Court onsc
Sale St lnovl4l VIC & E. RIvIJARDSON
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1IsAa nine Oil

OAUt OIJs
T ARD Oil Sea Eggplant Oil. for oling ThreshnR Ma
II chimes, ac Ftrm-r- sii Msrh.aI>t. give a cAl
Natting.rs Book. jul2sl l.. Y. GRIGGs.
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For SAFE.


Abstracts O4 Title.
IEAyING n full and complete abstract OF title OF
III every piece Of land town lot in the county
which is kept up every night prepared to fur
short motto. aud reasonable terms abstracts
Of tale faugSl J.. r. SANGER.
ValuabS civ Lots for sale.
yT lie third OF Block l fronting three streets
] adjoining the residence of Mr.. Wade, east Of rox
River ia Ottawa. Will be snld in whole. divided into
Lois suit purchaser A rare chance for persons
wishing to live convenient to business Apply T..
Hampton, the R~puIiicdn Office at the residence
Of the undersigned, mile west Of Dayton Mills:
H. T. GEDNEY.
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For sale.
West half Sec 26, Town 81 ". Il. East acres
West half Sec. -. Town 81 ", r. = East. &C.
West half nwq Sec. u, Town So " Il. ? East, 81 &C.
The above lands among the most desirable in La
Sale County, situated from to ~ miles from Ottawa
aud will he sold reasonabi, terms. A;,y to the au
ier,gncd. at Alton, III. lOct "a HENRY ). BAKER.
sIOuSc aud Lot for sale.
q LARGE, comnodious and we'll finished two story
y brick House, in Ottawa Centre for sale. with
two, three Los-one of the pleasantest situa
tons in the City, only minutes walk from the Cour,
House Enquire OF the subscriber the Bank of
txva March 30 GEO wHIPPLE.
la q d far sale.
! en- ACRES of Land lying six miles north Of Mar.
L wv settles, being the Sc. Sec. %, r. 81 n For
further information address A. r. DUNAyAN,
xpl0-2n$ CorprlIe 4. q III.
For Sa1c,
HOUSE and wo in South Otta wa known a. The
n CosshA house. east OF Mr. Hossacks, on the blud
Por further information inquire OF
my29-6m o. H. BUELL., Ottaaod House
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wanted Isnm .diatelys
A GOOD Horse Sheer and general Blseksmith, - -
a Main Street Horse Shoe Shsp. tou38-eVS
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AN ExTRAoKDINARY CASE OF MKNpIcAcY--
About four months ago, man of good address
made his appearance in this city, representing
himself artisan from Philadel phia, out of
employment, and soliciting charity from many
persons. So earnest was his appeal, pitifnl his
tale, and so expressive his modification at being
compelled 20 depend upon the good Offices OF the
benevolent for subsistence, that he completely
won the hearts Of large number of prominent
citizens Of Washington who not only gave him
but their sympa;hies were ELECTED in his behalf
To the extent Of receiving him into their houses
and extending TO him the Inequalities Of the do
anestic circle. At the house or one gentleman In
particular, this unfortunate was supplied with
bosstiful hand, and his poverty induced the
deepest solicitude on the part of the family A
was supposed he had either found friends. or
employment at his trade, and so he was gradl-
ally forgotten. ..... 90. - -
Very recently, however, the gentleman and his
family, above referred to, paid a visit to Phila-
deiphia, and, while there, went one night to the
Opera During the performance, his little son,
avery observing boy, called the attention OF his
father to a man seated In one Of the private
boxes saying, "Papa, look there Is the man
who was at our house, and to whom YOU gave
money" The father looked-and, presently
recognized his impoverished friend seated in the
boz, dressed in the extreme OF fashion; his hands
encased in pair OF white kids, and sporting a
tremendous opera glass. There could be no mis-
take at all; the face and form were the same
and the only marked change was in the outside
covering Of the starving artisan, which, erewhile
had looked somewhat threadbare and rusty but
low shone respondent, fresh from the hand of
some crcdulOus tailor; and this gay-looking
geBtseI, and well dressed dandy had been but
few days before, the half starved object Of deem
solieitude OF large number OF charitable Wash
ingtonians. IL did not take long for the kind
hearted giyer Of charity to get the idea through
his head that he had been most thoroup hly i'm
posed upon, and that this fellow was sspfofe,
siOnal.'' He left the Opera that night, an indig-
nant, but a much wiser man.
The above case is probably but one out of tbou
sands that occur daily in cities, and particularly
IN the Federal City; and ii teaches its lesson to
all who allow themselves to be moved to com
passion by the cHnningly contrived tales OF pro
fessiOnal begging strangers.
The CHAPLAISs OF TIE HOUsE-The follow.
ing circular has been addressed to the gentlemen
named below:
House or REFREsENfATIyEs 8
SiTl have been furnished with this list of
cleTgymen 10 order to carry out the resolution OF
last session inviting tie clergy Of this CITY TO
open with prayer the sessions of the House of
Representative therefore respectfully rpouest
you to comply with the same on the day set op-
posite YOUR name.
Very respectfully, JAMES ORR,
Speaker House Of Representatives, T. s.
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LOST AND POUND.

TAKEN UP As ESTRAYs, and placed In NV
u stable. on the lat of December. Two n
HORSES; one gray and the other cream I'm
color botn thin In nesh. The owner or IA
owners of the above Horses are req 20 Donna
forward. prove property pay charges and tsSe the
away. WIS. HERIY,
De 81 2lst ST., bet. Pa. ave. and sts.
G REWARD -StTayed or stoles on the lat an
0o slant, a dark chestnut oOored HORSE,N
between and years old had white hind I'm
less and white stripe on his forehead: both ga
has sides rubbed from the traces white spot on the
eft max, and rosn tail. The above reward will be
paid on his return to
FREDERICK BEHRENs,
de S-St' cor. 6th and n sts., Northern Liberties
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BY WALL L BARNARD, AuotIoneers.
BUILDING LOT IN THE FIRST WARD AT
- AucrIOg;-On MONDAY Afternoon. Dec g. at
tYciock 10 front Of tke premises, shall sell Lot
N3 II, In Square No. r. fronting fSts feet 26th
street west, and running back 100 feet between D
and streets north.
Title heriect.
TermsI Tine fourth cash: residue in and 70
months. with interest, and secured by o deed of
trust.
eI-ts WALL. BARNARD. Aucts
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY Telegraph for the Yveninr ss.,
The Virsiuia Csuve,t,s,.

4 sIfgtu1o Cenveutfsp.
! sembIes ;, ny ., Dec S.-The Convention re-..-
| was more crowded than on y,s,.rSrs me nsh
| co.n, VI Su.p ePe,. nominated Mr. Ietch.r -,
spoSe IN onnna,,i hives; ESQ, Of Prince Georre.
He took mp AIR. Letcher,s reeor5 "a a. ncon.
not shot rig ht and len, making oui,s psa IA
ne concluded at four O'Clock In the sfternaon
making powerful speech for Mr. l.e,en.. Nv
crowd Is Immense, and applause freonen, 80
night. 'Aeh 10
Nlshi Sss.ion.-R. A. Pryor concluded HI.
speech amid Tremendous applause He was fol-
lowed by VIM II. Treadway for Leteher o
Jennings Wise also made an address and now
al ieh p M, ~ still sTeaking. The balloting
viii commence as soon a. Wise concludes
SECOND DEsPArcH1
fkrkRsBrRG, Va, Dec. 1.-The Convention
got through the FIRST ballot AT a O'CLOCK mi,
raIig The interest was intense-the crowd
Letcher, Hopkins, EdmoDdson' SniIh - &C.,
oneT, Brockenbaugh, John Randolph. TneSer
I;ste6er Is nominated by about II 500 over all.
The Convention was adjourned 10 In o,eloct %
day. Letcher's friends are in ecstacies
Convict Shewered 70 death.
AUBrRN, Dec "a colored convict was shaw
e,ed to death in the Auburn Prison Yesterday.
Inc eonvicts having gained Information Of the
,acI' became sieatly excited, and general rebels
lion was feared last evening.
TIE convtcts In the shop where the colonel
man worked, went to their cells shouting . nd
the night.
Seuth Carolina and the Slave Trade,
coLuABtA, Is Dec. 3-Resolutiou, were
Introuuced In the House of Representatiye. to-
Jay msuuctng the Representatives Of the State
IN congress TO use all efforts to secure the repezl
OF al measures on the part Of the General dow
eminent restrictive of the slave trade ina.moch
as the same are in derogztion Of the rights on fhe
south. The resolutions are ordered for con.id
GRAFTON tomorrow.
Large Fire.
hocHEs1ER, N. Y, Dec. IA ERE broke out
mere at O'Clock this morning, destroying four
oulldingi on state street The Ore was central
ana much valuable property was endangered
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 4.-Flour 10 dull and un-
Changed Howard street and Ohio IS lax
Wheat is buoyant; white Sl35asI5O, red 81 90
Corn is duh al 62a65c.
Provisions firm. Mess pork sIT 50; prime S2
so Lard is firm at lOA allie
Whisky dull.
New NorkIMarkets.
NKw YORK, Dec. 4.-Flour IL dull: sales 600
barrels; Southern has advanced 5c-SS IcaS5 40
Wheat Is firm; sales 10000 bushels western
white 81 30; red 81 Is
Corn Is hrmi sales Is, 600 bushels
FORK Is ouoyanti mess Sl7.75; new mess els %;
prime Sl4 25asn So
Lard is buoyant at II 1al1A
w hisky Is steady at 25c.
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LOG. IL INTELLiGENCE.

Is LEE STAR PUBLISHES rHE LISTS OF
Lti' ERs REMAINING IN TIE WAsBINeroS CIrY
LAW DIRECTING TEEN TO BE PRINTED IN THE
NEWSPAPER having TIE LARGEST ctRcULA-
rIoN WITHIN TIE pELIvERr OF TEE OFFICE
Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE THAN
DOUBLE THAT or ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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sCkHrkk MAkkBr.-The market place was o.
cupied throughout this morning at an early hour,
and although the weather was unfsvorable, there
was an activity Of demand, and consequent rapid
sales not recently exhibited. The hsy market
was well supplied, but sales were dull. The
country dealers presented an increased supply
OF PORK at the wagons and scale house, which
was selling rapidly at 90 5oas7 Der 100 lbs The
eangways in the sheds were thronged with pur.
chaseIs, and the offerings Of the dealers an
Peared to be OF excellent quality and were taken
Iapidly al prices about as fnllnws
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II. CIDED BARGAINS in DRESS GOODS

In order to close out our entire stock ST vyiater
Our 9l.ss French Merinos, all coors, at 81,
Our g cents French Merinos all coors, at IS cts.
Our SIS Doube SKIRT Mousselanes at SO.
Our Yi2 Valentine Mousselaine Robes at SIC,
Our SI2 Moussslalne Robes, with Bssques, st 90,
Our yl5 Irish Popliu Robes at 81, .
Our - eer y Printed Apall9es oil WOOL, at ~ cts
Our IS ceats .fiocol opinlp Cloths ct 81 cents,
Our % cents Best Quality all WOOL Mousselaine at
Our 6, cents, ~ yool Printed pelsias. At % cts.
Our si Pfiuted French N etinos Al 81 oents, e.
Our s. COTE ySsHl fs oSs. g So
Our 81 cents Lama Cloths at Is cents, - "a.
Our 81 cents Valeacias, at IS cents, ,.EaN ! u
FL eS ;ssaess a q .s sa:
~ o. sriss only. marked IN plain figures. from
Citizens and STRANGERS cordially invited to call
and examine our stock. which We will at all times
''A' great pleasure h IN 'hO "IKEisErr 4 MAY
no 50 9. Corner 9th .tf:et and Pa Z ave ssenss.
NEW YORK DAILY pERALD,. DAILY
Lsdeef, TO-. received ON the evening Of che day Of
pu6leatIon Single copies for SALE or delivered ut
u, Also; the New York, PHILADELPHIA, and BOSTON
Weekly Newspapers regularly received and for sale
or promptly delivered to sub e,s sssRsTs. CO.
de2.Iv and 80 Pa ave. nesr Is 81.
NJ -, % COOKING COAL. - ~
lNoW IN Store-a large quantity OF the ABOVE
COAL prepared to or ordsr. w MsGAIr
Nershwsst corner ofisehand @ st,sst:
40 Jo-0S "a ~.
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By A: GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
~ TURE AT AuCTION.-On SDA Y
MORNlNG, the It'll instant, | thal sell, at the res.
idenos o. gentleman declining hou eeping on
Msry land avenue. betw, 9Th and 18th streets com.
meRolng at 10 O'Clock, gene ;al asso!tme at of ur
nlturs, Wis;
Mshogany Sofis. Spring seat Chairs, Rockers,
- Do. Centre Tables and Bureaus,
Carpets, Mating, Oiloloth,
Cotton and Shuck Mattresses
Dining and other Tables,
Cooking, Chamber and other Stoves,
Coma, Glass. and Crockery Ware
With a General assortment of Kitchen Requisites
and other articles, which we deem unnecessar,
to enumerate.
Terms cash.
do q A GREEN Auot
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DIED.,

THOMAS GATES, IN the s8th year OF his ase
The friends and scquaIItances are resps ctfully
afternoon. a. half pait clock from his te re a.
demo- near nth street ssst, between N and N SIS.
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A. GREEN, Auct.

MARSaAL'S SALE.-ln virtue OF q writ of
Circuit Court Of me District Of Columbia for til e
county Of WsshiIgton, and TO me directed, shall
e5SGfo e pubic no sale for CASH in trent Of the
the 94th Gay Of December, 1853, at l2 O'Clock m,
the folioyins described Property, to wit: All
DEFENDANTS right title, claim and interest in and to
Lot No. nine. 49, in Square No. oGe hundred and
ninety SIX, 1856 IN the city of Washington, D. c..
thereon, seized aud LEVIED upon the property of
Francis A Dickens, and will be sold to satisfy Ju
pard. ]. y. HOOVER,
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By S. J. MCCORMICK. AuctIonssr.

by D. ). NeS uhhlCh, AuctlOneer.
-UCTlON:-A SMALL FARM FOR
N SALE ON THE WESTERN SUBURBS OF THE Cry
OF ALRxANDRIA,-On WEDNESDAY,, December
18th, al II O'Clock m, In front OF the Mayors OFF
we VIII oner at pub auction very desirable Farm
Of IS or s. acres, about half of which il in rood
wood, and The remainder has been unde cultivation
as market garden, for which !! Is very desirab'e
The wood covers three as desirable building sites
as can he found so gear thecty On the farm & ere
Is two stofy Rack Dwelling and a frame stable
For igJtEer informant apply 10 either Of u.s. ard
we VIII show the place TO any who wish IN ect H.
Terms will be one third cash, and a credit of aud
years on the remainder.
JAMES p. SMITH,
X. c. SMITH,
Executors Ot Hush Smith.
del-d s. ]. MeCOSMICs, Aue's.
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THE BOARD OF TRusrKKs OF ODD FLOWS
HALL.-The Board of Trustees of Odd Fellows
Hall recently submitted to the stockholders
iull statement OF the Transactions Of the Board,
up 10 November, 1857 The entire debt upon the
nan, with the exception Of thirty-two certificates
and for the payment Of those certificates the
FUNDS In hand are more than sufficient
The total receipts of the Board have been S43-
81 W Their expenditures have been as fol-
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AUCTION ALM
By G. w. BOTELER An

By G. w. BOTELER, AuctIoneer,
StL1Es on, ,Tr, EXCELLENT I.+Is HeysEH4LD
DsH.ap s g si1sss 4. 4
Iss &c Y. sss. q
sE..sins hcs:s IN part o. ,s sis private
nMahoEsnI P.Ilor Table. with marble tor, i, H..
@.sSf :ns:! s sSa .s ss.s Gss
Superior Tapestry. Brussels CaIeetsnsss' g. 81.
Do Do, Sofa Table, With @arbis to-. PIN morocco
HApSsOms Cottage Reception cSsir., covered with
Windov shades, D.mask Curtains and cornio.,
n srs. s and pss EsssIsion Dining Table
fla1sd TED Spoons, Forks. and Table urniture rsns
ss.s p sDa Eh , .%Sa, Ge.ir:, prusse,
Mahogany and Walnut French and Cottage Bed
Feather Beds, Bolsters and PiiIovs''
lsnge collection of fine BLANKETS, Comforts.
Sneets, Counterpanes, 30.
Mehoeany Dressing Bureaus, with ma,hIs IN,
Man@sany and other Washstands Looking sls:ses,
sppHsG Rst sngs Covered with aoroOoo
Toilet Sets. ex eeilent X efri, orator.
Two very fue Cooking Stoves And g. tn,..
ParInr Cook and other Stoves for wood ana ooal.
klsSnen FulnituTe, Cooking Requisites. To.
~ caued 70 this sale, as the articles are Of rood
quallty and IN excellent condition, s
Terms $50 and under cash; over that sum crad;t
OF 09ana W days. for approved endorsed notes bear
non-d c. w. BOTELER. Auot.
IL The ABOVE SALE is UNAyOIDA.
ply postponed until WEDNESDAY next, the 9Th
de I'D w. BoTELER. Auct'r.
By A. GREEN. Auotioneer
k..AIENSIVE SALE OF CHINA, GLASS,
n a. AND cRockERY WARE AT AUCTION. On
THURSDAY MORNING. I'd of December shall
sell IN front oil my auction rooms, on the corner of
I'm and streets at 10 O'clock the arg and most
Tered for public sale In this city. name IN part
70 sets Of White China and Blue SpriT ea Sets
10 tne On Punch Bowls,
Is 90. do. Card Baskets,
S w dezen Pressed Glass Tumbiers, all patterns,
- 90. Pressed Ceeries and Spoon holders
50 do. do. Wine and Cfampsssns Classes.
100 do. Stone China Plates, all sizes,
~ d do pp2 ioLP ip1eens, do.
= do. stone Chins Dishes. do. .."
$50 sets stone China Cups and Saucers
Us do: stone China Chamber Ware
soap Dishes, Brush Boxes.
pitohers OF various descriptions
I'm iaIse tot OF other articles IN the Crockery
IN nne, WnIcn deem unnecessary to eRumerate.
Ieims OF sale: All sums under S25, cash over
go, credit OF thirty. sixty, and ninety DAYS for
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
nos A. GREEN. Auct.
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED,
In consequence of the rain, until TUESDAY, the
ds3 A. GREEN. Auct,r
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MAR RIED.

On the evening of the Seth OF November. nv thu
Rev. Wm r: Speak. JAMES A. CALHOUN, to
AMANDA M. the yeunkest daughter Of James r.
Fry, Esq., ali of 6 sorxetovn, ID. c. -
Baltimore Sun eopy.} ---
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By A. GREEN, AnctIopesr
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUNITuREA AT
Il hUCTIoN.-On FRIDAY, the 10th Instant al
l0O'cOok a shall SELL at the Residences of a gen
tleman declining hOusek eeping, No. IL north A St
lInme1 ntey In front of the Capitol Grounds good
and well selected stock of Furniture, / name IN
part O ~
Mahogany Sofas, Spring seat Chairs,
DO. Castor aud Arm carved do
DO. Marhle-tOp Centre and Pier Tables.
Do. French Roll board Bedstead,
Do. Card and Dining fables
Gilt frame Pier g lass Stand,
Bedsteads, Cane and Wood seat Chairs
Marble top W assistants, Toilet Sets
Fine Feather Beds, Bolster and p FLOWS.
Hair. Cotton, AID Shuok Mattresses,
Comforts, Quilts, Blankets. and Counterpanss,
sheets, Pillow Cases ami Toweng
Carpets, Oiicioth and Mating
Cooking; Chamber, and other Stoves,
China, class and Crockery Ware,
Also, large lot of Kitchen REQUISITES.
Terms: All sums under $50. cash: over $50 q
dorsed with Int crest, va
de sd A. GREEN. Auot
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Leaving balance on hand of S6g7 10
The business OF the Board has heen adj mirahlv
conducted; and so prosperous is the co ndition Of
anaiLs, that We hear they have in contemplation
an addition to the edifce, that has done so well
under their charge.
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BY A. GREEN, Anctioneer
THREE VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
RuILDINe LOIS ON OHIO AVENUE AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the 9Th ir slant, shall sell, in
front OF the premises at o'clock p. m three valu-
able and desirable Building Lots, known and desIg-
mated as Lots NO. G, D. ano f., of the subdivision
OF orig lnal Lot No: In Square No. 2s7 each hav-
ing front of l6 feet s7-l50 on Ohio avenue, and
running oack about 20 feet to 4-feet alley between
18th and 1871 streets west.
The above sale offers a fine opportunity to per
sons WI, hing to invest in a handsome and rapidly
improving section Of the city.
The ter ms of sale arc, one fourth cash. the bal
ance In SIX, twelve and eighteen months, for notes
bearing interest, secured by deed OF trust upon the
premises.
de I'D A. GREEN Auct
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MES. A. w. BRINKLEY respectfully informs
WI her friends and the public that she rs prepared
to accommodate bOarders, both transient and per-
manent, on reasonable terms. Persons desiring a
comfortable home, where there are no children and
where every attention will be paid to make them
comfortable, will do well by applying Immediately
tween Camden and Pratt sts. Baltimore. NO Him