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NIARSHAL'S SALE.-in virtue Ofa Wit of he
IVi ri faclas issued rom the Clerks office of the
Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia for the
county of Washington and to me directed. will ex :
pose TO public for CASH, IN fro mt OF the Court
house door of said county, on MONDAY, the 18Th
day of November 1853, at IL O'Clock M, the follow
ing described property, to wit: defendants
title. caim, and interest in and to Pages subdivi-
sion Of Square No $40 being Lots Nos ], 2, s, 45,
and 6, OF SAID subdivision, and of said Square No.
b, folio No. ll7 In the city Of Washhgton, ID. c.,
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seize ed and levied upon the property of
George Page, and will be sold to satisfy Judicis 8
No 49, to October term 1853, IN favor Of Robert ii.
Gallaher use, of Chiffon q Linton.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
oc q dts for the District OF Columbia
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Trustees GeOrgetown Building Association,
oc 25- eD& DIS BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts,

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of y wrIts of
lNl heri facias, issued from the Clerks Ofice Il
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the county OF WashIngton and to me directed,
Court House door of SAID county, on MONDAY,
the following described property, to wit: Lots Nos
and u. IN Square No. II. original Lots Nos g. s.,
and T. IN Square No. I44 and east ~ feet of Lot No.
z, in square No. l47, beginning at the southwest
corner of said lot and running thence east 40 feet.
thence north l2o feet to the Of said lot thence
beginning, together with all and singular the inn
provements thereon, In the city of Washington, ID.
H. Van patten, and wll be sold to satisfy Judicals
NOS q. las S7l, 52 3S 14, ST aid S7s, to October
term. 1853, PaIrO Il Nourse, John r.. Kendall. John
w. Thompson. ID. q Gllman. Nicholas cker, JnO.
and Mary MahoEey, w. III. Ward and Michael
Kelly VS.. Charles Van Patten.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
II f0rf nlstri ot 0f nj
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Auction Sales.
CONTINUED PROM THIRD PAGE
By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

Dy ~ uAEENs Aucti0neer.
HANDSOME AND VALUABLE IMPROVED
,fkoPERTy NEAR THE CAPITOL At AUCTION :
sell, IL front of the premises at ociocl D. m the
south halfof Lot No; II, IN Square No Gas having
Iont OF Is feet on Delaware avenue. between B and
streets north, and running back about so feet to
the dividing line, with the improvements, which
CONSIST OF a handsome and well built three story
mouse contains III good rooms, and is built IN man
nen 70 AFFORD great convenience to the tenant.
Persons wishing to purchase handsome and re
tired residence are called to the above sale as the
property must positively be sold. The proposed
extension of the Capitol Grounds presents an addl
tl0nal reco mendatlOn to persons who desire to
make profitable investment.
Terms e-fourth cash the balance m G. I2 and
Is months, for notes bearing interest the deferred
premises. 80
oc % cod GREEN Auot
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BJ BARNARD q BUCKE1; GeOrg etOwn.
TRUSrEES'S "a LE.-By virtue offs de es oftrust
i from Richard Crut, dated June & 1885, we will
offer al auction, on 1 UESDAY, the SOth day of No
vember next. at O'Clock p. M, on the premises, all
that lot of GROUND "a Georgetown, bounded as fol
lows, viz Beginning at the end ofS2 feet inches on
the first line of Lot No nine. (9 in HCmeads addi-
ton to sorgetwon and running thence with the
nOrth side of Bridge street east 81 feet to Robsrt
Buffers brick house, at the end of said FIRST line
feet, thence west and parallel to Bridge street %
feet. thence south and parallel to Montgomery
ments.
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase money
to be paid cash. and the residue IN two equal In
staments at and months, with interest, to be Sc
cured Should the purchaser fail to comply with the
terms of sale In week after sale, the property
may be resold at his cot and risk. after one weeks
no.ice. WALTER g. COX,
FERDIFAND w. RISQUE,
Trustees Georgctown Building Association.
oc % eD& DIS BARNARD& BUCKLEY, Aucts,
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EOR SALE-A Market and barry FARM of
L ABOUT % acres, with ali the necessary buildings,
6s., IN hne condition. Ii is situated in Alexandra
county, Va. about five miles from the Long Bridge
and two nom the Georgetown aQueduct. IL will be
sold low and on accommodating terms. Apply by
letter, through the Post Ofioe, to JAMES w.
BURCH. Washington CITY, an 24-tf
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The
Y subscriber offers at private sale the property
known the the south side of the
Canal, near the Alexandra Aqueduct, together with
the wharf, which is about 2O feet deep from Canal
to river the tow path being included in this prop
erty.
The Bakery has front of 81 feet on the Canal
and controls 50 inches of water for driving its ma
chInery.
This property for Bakery or Coal Yard Is not
surpassed BY any in the District.
Also, w Ood and Coal Yard now in the occupancy
of Hurty OTme and Mr.. Barron. This property
has front Of l2O feet on the Canal and lo2 feet on
the west side OF Green street, and Is easy of
cess for consumers from Georgetown or Washing
ton as any yard In the District.
The above property will be offered on liberal terms
Apply to THOMAS BROWN, las West street,
Georgetown; or to :. Il. BROWN, Pa. av., next to
corner of l4th street, w as hngtOn, ID. G.. au 25-f
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WHEELwRIGHT, NUDGE q CO.,
w WHoLEsALI
p + X ID Z A L Il n

PAP X d z A LIZ 4 o
No. Il Hasovsr street, e0r.sr ef 6srMas.
BALTIMORE, Nd.
Agents for l.. l.. brown a Co.; Thomss Colt:
Carson Bros Co.; DIckey, Ross q Dickey; la
\ Robbins; X. & A. X. Hubbard; Jessud & Lafiin:
J. p. King Co owen q Hurbut; Platner Por-
Marlboro, Mills; Metropolitan Mills; sasamofs :
Mills; and various other celebrated makers,
Also. q full assortment of Book binders Leather.
Cloth, Glue. &c; Printing Papers, News and Book;
Color ed Papers Of all kinds; -trav Boerdsi Bind,
ers and Trunk Boards; Bonnet Boards, white and
colored; Printers Cards and ard Boards in ever
ysrlety; Tissue and Shoe Paper; Hardvzre and
A full assortment Of French Polio Post Packet
and Letter Paper, Marble Paper. Post Once and
Bank Envelope; Wrapping r'apers. all kinds ;
Sheathing, Tack and Spice psoers: PrIntina and
Wiring Ink; Alum, Bleaching Powders.
IL Paper OF every description made 10 order.
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7 WISH ALL GENTLEMEN TO BEAR IN
! mind that the plan which adopted -
four years ago, OF selling HATS and
BOOTS at greatly reduced prices,
Tor cash, Is In successful operation. I
in the latest New York styles, at from -
$50 to S2s. sna the beet Calf skim
Calf skin Caters at S2.5p. Over ten thousaad gen.
tiemen hsve tried them. and they pronounce them
at any pfice. Boot mixers supplied at the above
pIioe, ss usual. Terms cash. No extra profit
ANTHONY, 7th street,
oc 22-lw Agent for the fhcturers.
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JUST RECEIVED,

On JUST RECEIVED,
cents 50 Sacks ee xfy fe0d
rlcabo and Rios 50 half chests tea Black and Green;
d MS S6Gss g
Ground Coffee; Is boxes Chenical Soap. white and
Moassss; % bbls s,Tup; whale and s Sperm Uiis;
Sweet Oils, Marsellles and Bordeaux; 6casss Ssr-
Yeast Powders, Of different kinds; Cod aud Hske
Goa, BTOma s'd Chocolate. Bakers best; Pine Ap-
pie and Eastern Cheese; Sauce, of various kinds;
Nut; bags Ens.h WaInuts; bags Cream Nuts,
bale, Almonds: PSk,ss h BY the 3 hundred, @ or IN
s. dozen Bucke,s cedar and painted 20 nests Tubs;
choice b8ands Of Four
new Currants; 10 bbls. ord Rye W hiskey very su,
d Bndy dO Dos MsdsI ss1
Port Wines. do. do do. do; casks Catawba Gin
y Apple Jelly Having gus just removed oSH' to nav new e,
Of Washnson now Prepared to oer fsf Great sant n
duoements. Don't forget to call befsre you pur-
0assi oS is.aRRs q Rsrn' saved penny Hifs d sNEALE
Ok PURE RYE, WHISKY.
St s:sss 81 By BAkSoSfk ks.:.sas
RROOMs, BUCKETS, so.
ID e, Is dozen asnd s-strinE BI9oms'
20 nests Cedar Tubs.
Is nests covered Buckets.
10 nests Brass bound keeiers,
81 nests Sugar Boxes,
IS dozen Washboards,
Just received and for sale by
oc 81 6tso No. 65 i.oulslana avenue.
1nn NEW BUCKWHEAT.
lUU Twenty fve-pound bags new hulled BUCK
WHEAT iust received and for sale BY
KENNEDY PU6H
90 19-eo2w 5a 9TH street.
Al g. r. J. nj E RS
Vu 10 PREPARED to give
INSTR TIUN IN
DRAWING AND OIL PAINTING,
90 Is 2aE5w at No. <S6 G street.
IS BAGS New RucKWWTHAEIi;r WWTAEI; ,.., ,.o.,vsd
and for sale by BARBOUR SEMMES.
90 III cost IS Louisiana avenue.
i TIERcE PRIME HoNEy for sale by the GAL
/ Ion b. KENNEDY q PUGH
oc ls-eo2w 58 Seventh street.
la BARREL OF s9AH n 3 ssr.: sSss Sc ssi By
90 19-eo2w soe Seventh street.
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a VAN CAMP. r
Has returned to the city and resumed his pr.e-
Opesetlng Rooms and Rencsnos-~e7 F671Yy0
greet, betveen 9Th and 5th, feur doors from -
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Tor SALE-A very valuable FAR vi, containing
y 2o0 acres, well wooded and well watered, In
Prince Georges county Md. is offered for sale on
very accommodating terms For urtheT III formation
apply to JOHN l.. SMI III, Attorney at Law, No
4i6 8th street oc6-eolms
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Ths
L Undersigned having taken the commodious
three doors west OF 18th. has had the same put in
compete order and newly furnished, The rooms
and perOrs are airy and suited for single gentlemen
oc Is I'm MRS. e. A. LEIBEN.
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nor SAIE-The two story slate rooted BRICK
E DWELLING HuIISE No lhl Naw Vol

EORSALE-Tbetw two-story state rooted BRICK
l. DWELLING HOUSE, No. 45l New York
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets. containing
large hail. front and hack par pantry and closets,
three chambers and store room In second story and
kitchen and servants chamber in hack building,
with cellar having dry well, fronting IS feet 3
inches on moth side of New York avenue, with a
depth of lot of III feet inches, being OF Lot g.
In Square I7G-containing S,840 square feetl con-
venient yard In front and back Of the building and
large shade tree in front.
Also. the adjoining two story Brick Dwelling
house, No. ASS New York avenue, containing base
mont kitchen, storeroom aud pantry, frent and back
parlOr, and three chambers in second story, with
well of good water and 1orce pump in yard and dry
well In cellars fronting g feet lnch lorth side
New York avenue, with a depth oflot OF l12 10 100
on west sde (being the other part of lot In square
l70-oOntalning S,494 square feet
This property Is near to the War and Navy De-
partG.ent, and o her public Offices.
Also, the three story Brick Dwelling House No.
q Jefferson street, tin rooted, containing diuins :
room and Kitchen. large parlOr and chamber 10 I'd
story, and three chambers In third story The cellar
has sprlng OF pure water, and pump in yard This
bull ding was put In complete repair last November
and IS In excellent order, and is situated on part of
Lot y o. 6S In the original plan of Georgetown, hav
Ing front on the West side Of Jefferson street of
2lh feet, the Lot running hack lis feet to alley.
Terms Of sale will be made convenient to pur-
chasers.
For further particnlars apply st the ofics Of
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VALUABLEANDW WE'LL STOCKED FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE.-The subscribers offer
for sale on accommodating terms the va uable r arm
owned and OocUpied by Georse G. Siebel, Esq,
within two miles Of Betsviile, Maryland, contain
ing anout 1870 acres of land, wit new cling house.
barn. stables corn house. and other outbulluings
together with the Crops, stock of Farming lmpie,
ments which are OF the most superior character.
For particu laTs inquire of J. c. McGUIRE& CO
Auction and Commission Merchants. oc IL cost
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HARPs FOR SALE on RENTeas;yy A.. q .
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ANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE west
H end of the city, within lew doors Of the Sec-
retary OF the Interior Gas ana water, with baths
and shower baths and IS rooms. For furthe- par
hculars inquire at this office. oo l5.tf
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON NORTH
- between 20th and 2lst streets, at Lrivate
fSle.-fhe subscribers are authorized TO sell. very
cheap. part of Lot No g. Square No. lO4, 'front.'
ing 50 feet 81 inches on F, between SCth and sIst
streets, running back 1870 feet inches.
90 IL sO6t J. c. INQUIRE d CD. Aucts
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EOR SALE OR RENT-A two story FRAME
Il DWELLING, with cellar, situated on M St
north, between 81 and 4th streets east, with lot of
ground, containing IS feet. attached. The house
Contains large rooms, with ten feet ceilings. There
is aso large stable on the lot. Terms reason able,
Apply on the premises 90 -law4ws
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1Nn NEW BUCKWHEAT.
lUU Twenty hve-pound bags new hulled BUCK
WHEAT lust received and for sale BY
KENNEDY & PUGH,
M lo-eo2w 5a nth street
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, BAGS New BUCKWHEHr inst received
and for sale by BARBOUR SEMMES,
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PASTORAL EIsITIHG -'Therc is charm
in the week day services of a parish minis
ier, which has not been duly estimated
either by philanthropists or patriots. Iii.
official and recognized character fnrnshe.
him with ready passport to every hnbita
ton; and lie will soon find that visit /,
tn" house. ola parishioner is the surest way
OF finding access 10 his heart.
Even the hardest and most hopeless in
vice. cannot altogether withstand this in
tluence and at times, in their own dornes
tic history. there are opportunities, whelhe,
by sicknrsf or disaster. or death, which af-
ford weighty advantage to the Christian
kindness that is brought to bear npon them
His week day attentions and their Sabbath
attendance 60 hand in hand. l. is thu.
that house going minister wine for him.
selfa church going people.
ea DR. CHALMERS.
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For the Southern Christian 11,lyocatc.
animals of the Aner;o,n p,,,.,,

L.
The third AMI fourth volumes of this ad.
inrab'e work, by DIR. Sprague, Of ALBANY.
n. l., have been issued form the press Of
The Messrs Carter, and are fully equal in in.
terest to the first two. The authos nI,n,
embraces Biographical notices Of Distinguish.
ed ministers Of the leading denominations
OF Christians in the United States. from Tie
early settlement Of The country 10 the close
OF the year 1855. Prefixed to each De-.
nomination is a historical sketch of its rise
and progress; and in connection with the
name of each clergyman is biographical
sketch ny DR.. Sprague, which introduces
notices written, written, whenever practica.
ble, by personal friends Of the Deceased, DIV.
ing prominent characteristics. anecdotes il.
lustrnlive of mental peculariics, or impor.
tant facts and events in the lives of the per.
sons commemora'ed. These biographical
notices are chronologically arranged.
1t is obvious that general design Of this
k'nd' it properly executed, would give to
the public portraitgaIlery Of the highest
interest and value. A reference to the vol
umes before us will satisfy every one that
no pains have been spared to make the exc.
cution perfect. The pens of the most emf.
nent living men, laymcn as well as clergy
men, have been put under contribution
From several independent sources, ip most
instances. biographical notices of man dis.
tinguisheu for ability or usefulness. have
been collected, and thus, his character il
presented in variety Of aspects, and ffom
separate points Of view. The tact and deli.
cacy Of fine catholic spirit are maintained
throughout; so that general interest, out.
side OF particular UNCONVENTIONAL enclosures
and independent Of considerations of sect.
has full scope for its exercise. These men
are feItio belong to the general assembly
of departed christian worthless: they are
our countrymen; and their virtues, talents.
usefulness, illustrate American character
and enrich American literature.
The volumes just published, the third and
fourth. are devoted to the Presbyterian
Church; the first and second embraced tLs
lr"'tar'an Congregational Church. Subse.
quent @o'nnes will embrace the other Lead.
Ing cbtrcttss- Of the United States Tic
work when complsled. will be an invaluabis
accession 70. the sacred literatnre. of Wv.
country y yill constitute. 4 Biographical
CyclaPedia Sh'cll must find it's Mace n; ali
libraries, sPablic and private, :waicH aim a,
compiessnsss: .ItRill reflect Ias,fspnI tho
name oE Dt, ,Sptagde. Commend ,hsJ
work heartily, to the MsthSdist secction of]
tue Common Chris,ian1tys ''"o''
nj !acs.Es!s 8 re- W. NJ. .tW.aHrnAs.
'We5ara eo'1sgx Asrs1 2s. 1865. !
~.
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
HAMBURG; & {,

t'H 'ti1C tO, y. y.
''E: oniSSr,hers take this opportunity ofin.
,"rm",r their friends and the public cen.
erni'y that they have bought the above Ht.
lEi. and nre having it rcti,el in the h.st No.
s'G'e style for their reception. We Hatter om,-
seiScs that every necessary arrangement ha.
been made to promote the comfort of nj, u,l,r
favor It's with their company. Our ROOMS or.
airy and comfortably furnished; SERVANTS
attentive and "bcdant. Aud our TABLE win
toe constantly supplied with the best the sepsou
affords Our friends may therefore rest .atis~
fled that every eXcrI"n will I,c cheerfullv ren.
dsrcd to make their s'jouru p!ensan: and agree
able.
There will be in attendance a GOOD OSTI,EIs
and llo'scsleft i'll charge will receive particulars n.
attention.
sISs Persons arriving Mt this House NAV f..r
assured 'l"t their baggage will be promptly
seal, Jrr" "t rharyc, to the Carolina or to ciih:r
"i In" Georgia DrrotS
W" s"''r't share Of the patronage of those
visiting our town.
G. c. CUNNINGHAM,
MARY S. CUNNINGHAM,
Proprictors.
'' ~ in''. 12 tS
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ENEEcIsE AND FEEsn ArR.-Thrrc is no
remedy which m"re 'leScrv.,l!y holds hiyl,
rank III the early stag: of consumption Than
exercise IN the open air and where pratii.
cable, therefore, should never DO neglected
1t the pursuits are sedcn:arv, and more
particularly if requiring confinement in u
close atmosphere, they should be abandoned
on the first indications of the disease, and ~
large proportion Of the day, when the wealth
er permits, be spent out Of doors, aud in
such exercises as are agreeable to the bodily
strength. Were we required 10 mention
the remedy which promises most in the on
set of consumption, we would say, daily,
gentle, and prolractcd exercise in mild
aud equablo temperature.
Exercise and pure air, by inviuoratinc
digestion and all the functions Of the body,
must consequently elevate the restorative
power OF the constitution. The frequent in
halation, too. Ola mild air into the lungs.
not impr"bahly exercises some healing in
tluence on them when only slightly and
partially diseased. Exercise, more over,
determines the blood to the surface of the
body, rendering the cutnneous function
more active and hcallhfuI. ard many in this
way also contribute to the advantage of the
lungs.
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The State of South Carolina.

-ibd"riH" D;stria.-M tic Common Pleas.
William Wilson,
vs.. Foreign Attachment.
Jas A. LidlcI. Thomson Il Fair Attorneys.
" herens the Plaintiff did, on the eleventh
w day Of April, eighteen hundred and ff.
ty seven, file his declaration against the De-
fend"nt, who, It's said is absent from and
without the limits of ihis State, and Inns neitl,-
cr wife nor attorney kn"wn with the same.
upon whom copy Of the said declaration
might he served
IT. Is therefore ordered that the snid De-
fend"nt d" appear and plead to the said dccla-
ration on or before the twelfth dny Of April
eighteen hundred md fifty-eight, otherwise
hnn' and "bs"lnte judgement will then he Civ
ell and awarded nuninst him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD. c.c.r-
Clerks Ctice, April IL. 1857 Sly