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AUCTION SALES.
THIS 1PTERNOONS TO MoRR0W

By WALL & BARNARD. Auotioneers,
pQSITIVE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR
I HARNESS AND SAppLE HoRsEs, BuseIEs AND
On FRIDAY MORNING, 3Oth instant, a. 10
oIock, st the stables of Allison Major. yr., the
Sosher OF ISL and streets, who Is retiring from
e BUSINESS, we will sell has entire stock Of supe
n. aSSrses and Vehicles We name In part
Sorrel Horse, wears old
! ppsir 10y Horses, q and years old,
saiSias horses, years old, and both superior
gray Horse. swear, old
par Bay Mares.
bob tail Bay Mare fast
] stylish Bay Horse 4 yas,s ola
4young Bay Horses,
no top Buggy. msds by Fiaslor. w,lm,,s,o, ns,
lsuRerlSr no-toP Buggy, made by Watson, pills.
box top Buggy, by Fl.slor,
Sgazele top Bugsies, do.
lGermantown Wagon, do
l second hand Buggy
superior Phaeton, built by Hook, of this c,,, for
four passengers, Wis e''' ior
1Chalse,
sets silver mounted single Harness,
% 90 do. double do.
Brides, Halters, Cutting Box
Blankets, Horse Covers sc
IeIms; SS' and under cash over that amount A
credit OF 81 and 90 days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed and bearing interest.
sale positive and without reserve
Sc III WALL, q BARNARD Aucts
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MARRIED.

e In this city. By the Rev Samuel Rodgsrs, Mr..
John A. WILLIAMS Jr., TO Miss ANN Ma
RIA FORD. both of Aiexandris. gogarF -
On the nth ins.ant, BY the Rev. Samuel Rodgers,
Mr.. ]. w. n, RHOADES formerly OF Baltimore,
TO Miss SARAH r. OW EMS, of tirginia- =
Baltimore papers please copy ',
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FANCY DRESS s sIIks J. WANT OF
Black ttAchk GR aS DE- Ra R
Do GRO DE EPSON,
Two-Flounce SII ROBES, r.
Three-Flounce do. do.
will find an elegant stock at astonishing lew prices
TAYLOR & HUTCHfSON'S,
who will take great pains 10 show them the above,
as well as all other goods they may wish to exam
iae.
IL No. 10 LOUISIANA AVENUE. SAT- tr
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ANoRorsLr DRuSK.-On Monday night, a
young gentleman Of Washington town got upon
spree and into scrape all at once Maryatt
somewhere describes the effect produced by liquor
on different temperaments, making some men
some silly. same grave, and so on 1t made this
young gentleman amorOus, and he set about
making love to every female he encountered
without much regard to age color. Under
taking, in his travels to embrace at the same
instant two respectable married German ladies he
was met by some well-applied scratches from the
iair nngernails OF the asSailed women, and a
at bay until a Waterman reached the scene who
took him to the watch-house, where security was
given for further hearing On Tuesday after
little spree. 81. III, ~ ~
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The TRADERS AND MERCHANTS The appear
ance of the business localities was unusually dull
this morning. The market space was not as
crowded with wagons and the gangwavs with
purchasers this morning as ordinarily; nor were
the stands in front of the principal stores ana
warehouses crowded. The sales were rather dull.
and there was not that degree of activity on the
part of dealers which indicates the expectation
a sudden increase of the business of the day The
busy season has not opened and busy days VIII
not come i'm succession until then
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MINIS DIKss syIfs,
YourHs' -DREss SUITS, 0'"''
CHILDRKN's DRIss suITs. o""s'

NOAH WALkI q Co, Marble Hall Clotnins
announce that their annual display of Fall and
Winter Clothlng Is now ready for ms pection- n
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest desr NJ
in material, trimming, and workmanship.
articles Of drass, opportunity is now
offered for selectng from the most attractive
Of Ready Made Clothing In this city. az very re-
decsd prices. ~ .s.t --.it tT11SfE ap2-ly
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

BY A. GREEN, AuctIOneer.
II OF FOR SALE UNDER ACT OF CON
IL GREss.-Under act of Congress, approved An
gust ~, 1886. TO enable the Harmony society," 10
dispose Of square AS, the trustee Will offer ga >
on MONDAY, che I'd of October next. al AZ O'clock
D. M. In front OF the premises, Lots 2, s. g. T. 8,
10, l Y, Is Ia, Is and I6, in said square, onting
on north >, West Sixth, aud Boundary streets.
The sale Is subject TO the approval OF the Secrets
~ of the Interior, and the deeds o purchasers az
this ale VIII bear his written arpreysl. The title
government Is of course perfect.
Terms: One fourth cast tle residue in 6. II, Is
aud "a moths, Tor notes bearing interest, secured
b. deed OF trust upon the premises.
b. order of the Trustee.
Sc Esd A. GREEN. Auet.
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For FIRST Class EsTABLIsHMENTs in all de
ailments Of business, in the city. see our Alpha.
betical Business Directory, In another column
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LARcESY.-Moses Black, col, was arrested this
morning by Officer Ginnity for the larceny Of GER
tain goods. the property of N. r. Lowndes. He
was taken before Justice Dom, and by him COM
United for trial at court. Black Is charged as a
cooperator with Sonny Jackson. who was fas-
tened by the police Yesterday morning and com.
mitted for trial. Another colored bow named
Blue, was also arrested on a similar charge and
held for a hearing -
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CALLED AT meeting Of the uembers of the
+ street Baptist Church last night, call was
unanimously extended to the Rev. J. Spencer
kennard, Of New Jersey, 10 hll the PASTORAL du.
Ws OF hat station In the place Of Rev DR. Sam
lutnb an college - -
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OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
ppuas

Soyers new sauce, entitled the 'Sultana's sauce
IL made after the Turkish recipe; it's flavor 10 en-
ceent, and u affords Considerable aid in Gases Of
slow and weak Questionable Lancet
The Sutana's Sauce is sayory, pia uant and spi-
cyi q HAPPY combination of favors and essences
worthy OF the delicate taste Of Sultana, the genius
OF, Soyer, aud the universal patronage Of die
terminating public."-ObSeTce-
"A concentration Of al the piquant resources Of
turkey and Russia. - nifSd Service Gazstfe.
alone IL Ia most valuable adjunct 20 Fish, Flesh
or Fowl. ana should be placed on every dinner "a
The Sultana Sauce is q most delicious zest.r-
Sole Agents for the United states-GARDNER
SRthYtatiHN s,y 2ls Fplt"1 street New York; and
- The Sultana Sauce can be had In Washinrton
q n; RIDENOUR, 500 Pa ev.; SHEKEL1&
or Pa ay. and 10th St; and other GrOoers
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WE CALL attention 10 the entertainments I'm
another column Of H. A. DeIIwig. on Seventh
street, Navy Yard, who keeps on hand cboic.
groceries for family use. Those who buy N, c.sb
will mad II 20 their advantage 10 give him cali
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BY WALL BARNARD. Auctoneers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE Is
LhND At AucrioN.-On THURSDAY AF-
IERNooN, 18th inst, at o'clock, we will sell,
IN 'front.' oil the Premi 81, Lot s. in square 7es front
Ing "a feet inches south K and III fee, inches
on Cana street, and will be sold one or bdivid
Terms: One fourth cash balance an 6, u and Is
months, bearing interest. A deed given and deed
se2i-d WALL & BARNARD. Aucts
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NOTICE. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ApyxRr,sr-
MsNrs TO BIZ INSERTED IN THE BALTIMORE SuN
ARE RscEvKD AT ASs FORWARDED FROM TER
SrAR oFpIch
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MARSHALiS SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
heTI iacas issued from the CLERKS ONCE of the
County of Washington, and TO me directed. 1 will
Expose 70 public sale for cash, in front Of the Court
18th 'ay Of October next, 1889 at u o'cIock m The
amy Swi9S described ,Ia property 70 wit: All defend
DIVISION No. Of Square No. 1874, in the CIV of
~ ainn i'm together with al and singular
VIC Improvement Thereon, seized and levied upou
as the pronerty Of Robert Nj. Harrison and will he
sold 70 satisfy gndicIals No. ~ TO October term.
1850, In favor OF Samuel James 'o'
w. SELDEN, Marshal
Sc 2O-s for the District Of Columbia
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NEW cLorHiSS; e SsASs IS VEST
p. J; STEER, MKRcHANr TAILOR, ass 7th
street, hssjsst rscsi ysd b. Es,l and Winter A
VESrINGS, which he ia prepared 70 make NJ
up to order, IN a sly lie of elegance unsurpass-
ed Ivy any establishment In the District, and -
at moderate prices.
He has also choice assortment of BUSINESS
COATS, which ne will sell at yery fair prices
Also, large stock Of 6 ENTLEMEN'S FUR
NISHiNG GOODS such as Shirts, Drawers Sus-
perd' rs, Handketchiefs, Neck Ties, &c, TO which
ne invites psTtIcu!ar after ton.
MIA deduction Of & We per cent will be made
for the cash on all amounts OF 9 10 and upwards.
sc 2l-Staw2w 80
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ITO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON.
Il GEOXGErOWN, ALEXANDRIA,

N,
L GEORGETOWN ALEXANDRIA,
Aud TAeir ReSpectir. Victnities. f..
take pleasure In informing Jon that have lust
Nreturned from the North with q veryN6A
SkVlargs and complete assortment ofNSK
~ FANCY GOODS, which for variety SO&S4
and beauty cannot be excelled in this city In add
ton to large assortment of EN- BROIDERIE
and WHITE GOODS of every description-and
especially Real Point and Valencia Lace Sets and
Collars of which my stock is very complete, rang
and carefully select stock Of MILLINERY
Flowers, Frames, TarIetOns, Ruches with BON,
NETS ne T, HATS, and FLATS Of every description.
vle You attention to the fact win open the larg-
est and best selected stock of Black and ColOred
Velvet: Sill. La"e and Straw Bonnets ever offered
selves.
IN the northern part of the city to my New Store,
Northern Liberties Market Space. between It'll and
9th streets, where they can get any goods usually
kept In we'll regulated Ladies' Fancy, Millinery,
and Trimming Depot.
Sc Hiw No. ID Pa. av., bet. 9th and 9Th SITS.
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NEW FALL GOODS
~ THIRD rysEEa1 B m GENTLEMEN.

-JrsT RECEIVED, PER ExFRFss
AND STEAMER MoCNT VERNON.
Another beautiful addition. which completes my
stock, IA al departments, " IN the latest and most
fashionable styles Of GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, adapted to the present and approaching
DRESS SHIRTS, UNDER sHIR rs and DRAW
scARFs. sToCks, TIES. in rich and Aesut fol
sUsPENBERs, GLOVES. HOSIERY, in great
.profusiOn.
NV facilities for doing business are Of the most
favorable oharaeter Buying upon the best terms,
me to sell at the lowest prices for cash.
In ali cases, at lANE,S
GeRtlenen's Fashionable Furnishing store
424 Penna. avenue,
seH-eod (lntel. States.l near ~ street.
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IRON HALL n
HOUSE FINISHING w
WARE-ROOM, ~
Nh n III

WARE-ROOM, ~
&1NE No. 31s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Now in store, the LARGEST ana most complete as
sortment of CABINET WARE offered to
the citizens OF Washington, Georgetown, Alexan-
dria and the public at large, embracing
upholstered In Brocatelle, Silk Plush, and Hair
Cloth
Gilt frame Pier and Mantel Glasses,
Gilt Brackets with Marble Slabs. go. I'D
Msrble-tnp Centre AID other Tables,
Chamber Sets complete, IN Rosewood, Walnut,
Mahogany, and Painted, with or without Mar
bie-tops,
Rosewo God, Walnut, and Mahogany Bedsteads,
Rosewood, Walnut. and Mahogany Marble top
and other bureaus
Rosewood, w aluut. and Mahogany marble. top and
other Washstands.
Oak, Walnut, and Mahogany marble-top Side
boards.
Marble top and other Etageres, with
Handsone Walnut AID Mahogany WaTdrobes,
Hat-raeks IN Oak, Walnut, Mahogany, and Iron,
Walnut sad M,hogany Sofas and Tete s-tetes,
Reclining aud Sleepy hollow Chairs,
Chairs of every description and style,
Extension Tables IN Mahogany. Wslnu.. and Oak,
Work-tahles, Tepoys, Music stands, and Dressing
Pisot, spring Uzder Beds and sPnns Stats,
Seeretstias. w riiins PsSks: and Tabes.
Holsters and ri. lows Of superior quality. 81
Blankets, Marseies Quilts, Comforts,
Towels snd Napkins. r.g -, ---.-
Also, an exte sive assortment of China, Glas a
aud Plated Goods. Table Cutlery. Japanned Goods
We are now p'epa, ed 70 furnish hotels, boardin,
houses, and ivate dwellings compiete, on libsrs
Sc a stawtf INA ssJ Zen c. w. BOTELFp.
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FUTURE DAYS.

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two wrItY of
W herl facISs issued from the Clerks Office of
the circuit Court of the District of 20 umbia for
the county OF Washington and to me directed. i
vii Expose TO PUBLIC sale, for cash, in front of the
Oours House door OF said county, on THUR SDAY,
the 18th day of October next. 1850 at u O'clock m
81 III drieSaants right title. claim and interest 10 and
20 Lot Me- In Square N o. $685. in the oIty of Wash
ington, ID. G., together with ali aud singular the
Improvements 40 thereon, seized and levied upon as
tBe property OF Thos J. Barrett. and will be sold TO
satisfy Judiclals Nos IS and 49, TO Nav term 1852
"a H. IsYor Of Geerge and Thos. Parker 4 Co. and
w, SELDEN Marshal
se2o-e for the District of Columbia
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THE GUTTER BRIDGEs.-Among the repairs
necessary to be made annually, and which are
least noticed by the authorities having in charge
the city Improvements, are the gutter bridges
Numbers of them are out Of repair, and many are
gone altogether. leaving the cutters as traps in
which the aged and infrm are frequently caught
and injured They have been frequently men,
toned in the papers Of the city, but few IL any of
them have been attended to. In the most travelled
streets these traps are to be found This morning,
a lady passing over the fagway on D. at Twelfth
street, was precipitated into the gutter, and but
for the fortunate circumstance of her carving a
bundle upon which she fell, might have been In
Jnred, as she is a very feshy person, and near 20
years OF age As the city is now in funds, why
no, exPend a small amount to repair these bridges
ana thus secure the Corporation against the posi-
heavy sum, ' :
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THE NlNTH-srREPT IMPRovENExrs.-We men,
toned, yesterday, that the improve nents on Ninth
street, or that portion south of street, were pro-
crossing unsatisfactory and inferred that the late
rains were the occasion. From the fact however
that Commissioner Owens was Yesterday COM
PEELED to order the taking up and relayng Of a
portion Of the pavement just put down, it would
appear that the incompetency of the force on the
ground TO do their work properly is at the bottom
Of the delay which is doing so much injury to the
business interests Of that quarter This is not the
hrst time, we believe, that Commissioner Owens
has been compelled to interfere to secure the
proper execution of the work
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The THEATsE.-The play Of 'Ireland as II is"
was well performed last night, and was greatly
enjoyed by gOod-sized audience. Miss Julia
Daily as Judy O'Trot, acquitted herself admir-
ably, as also did Mr.. Raymond as Ragged Pat,
and Mr.. Lingham as Dan O'Carolan, while the
ity with which they played their parts. Tonight
Miss DAILY makes her last appearance and takes
her benefit, on which occasion she has selected
the following fine bill in which she appears
throughout: . Milly, the Maid with the Milking
Pal" +" The Irish HERES" and the E" Loan of a
Lover" OF course our citizens who have 50
greatly enjoyed her Personations for the last week
will see that she receives liberal benefit OH her
parting night -t- m"
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REMEMBER the grand ball Of the Hiavatb,
CLUB, at ssott's Hal, First Ward this evening.
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COVERS SULTANA SAUCE.
~ For HoT on COLD DIsHKs OF ALL KINDS.
This most delicious and appetisinE Sepoe was IN
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SUGAR, COFFEE. &c-
- IS hogsheads Porto Rico and New Orleans ss.
gar,
I25 Uass and pockets white Coffee,
81 kegs new Pickles in vinegar,
900 lbs. Goldfish,
2p boxes scaled Herring.
10 barrels Havana Oranges.
Just received and for sale By
Sc n eGSt MURRAY A SEMAIES
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By A. GREEN. Auoti


HOESEHOl:pANDK KITCHEN FURNITURE.
~ >SEWiNG MACHINE, &c, AT AUcTIoN ON
MONDAf; the 81 Of October, shall sell. at the
I re OF WIN. Gueble, north side of north
n, netween zst ana I'D SITS, at 10 O'Clock a. m A
good assortment of Furniture, vIz: me-
Manogany SOFAS, Chairs, and Ottomans,
10. Desk, Dressing Bureau and Tables
~, Do Marble Cnmmode and Wash Closet
High and L9w.post Bedste ads and Wardrobes.
Feather Beds, Hair aud other Mattresses
China. Glas. and Crockery Ware
SewLng Machine, In complete order, made nv
Brussels and other Carpets, Window Curtains,
With good lot of Kitchen Requisites,
Terms cash. = -
Sc "a cpECN A..
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vented by the renowned
. Soyer," on his return
from the Crimea, and since
his decease is manufactur
ed by crosse a. BLACK
WILL, London, from the
origlna recipe. The man
ufact1Ters simply ask for 10
a trla., convinced that it
must add to the already
large consumption, and
that % will prove itself un-
equalled, either as = stimu-
liant to the appetite or an
aid TO digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
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ARE YOU NSURED!-AmpIe lndemnIt,
N aSsS't S ysf 2, EHs r pss5sd y sh wAsH
corner OF Penn. avenue and 10th ST Stockholders,
directors and ofhoers al eitzens Of wsshinE and
JAMES c. MoGUIRE. President,
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1aIhK CHEsAPKAkx AND ONO CASAL.-The su.
Pefin'endent Of the Williemsport Division of the
canal writes to the Agent of the Cumberland Coal
and iron Company at Alexandria: -..-
The exact condition Of Dam No. q. on the
DIVISION below me, cannot be ascertained until
the river falls; though IL is thought that naviga.
non 'Da can DC restored In two or three weeks NV
next The breach on the Antietam Division viii
be repaired, ! understand, in eight or ten dava
should the river not fall too low by that time II
rs iooaoie TOE boats now on their way may be
tionn n ''e" oo''i''"
Inc Alexandria Gazette says that further ad-
wees wees received there state that the Canal, from
ndIPefs Ferry to Alexandria, will be In navi-
gable order the last of this week and that large
number of boats lying at and below that point
may De expected down the first of next week.
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OHUMBUG.
HAVE Just received large aSsortme nt of m. lis
beautiful PAPERHANGINGS, which can sell a
ls cents per piece. and which warrant 70 be hfty
Pc. cent better in every psrt'cular than Any sver
before sold IN this or other at the price
Call eaIy and secure the best patterns and be con
WINGED that there is no hunbng. -
l.. r. CLARK.
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GEORGEToWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING THIS DAY
Il sold thoir stock and interest in the =
Livery sta les on 9Th street to John A.
Davis. have dissolved copartnership. E3lIn
All debts due from the stable will be pre- NNS
ssnted at the old stand TO J. C. Cook for~S-A.
payment within thirty days All debts due the stable
will be paid to the said Cook. -
ALL EN- 8. DORSEY,
j. G. COOK. -
Washington City. Sept Is, 1859.
MT. John Davis is authorized to receive and re
csiptf for any money due the LITE firm of Dorsey &
COOK, In my name, J. G. CUOK.
III Having taken the above stables hope by
strict attention To the business to rec sye liberal
share Of patronage. . :
seH-lw JOHN DAVIS.
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Nf ESM sT sHsSKEss ghS WIN

Corner 81 Niath AID ID streets.
FRANKLIN &RofHROCK have nov IN store
the arges, cheapest and most varied assortment Of
the above goods which have ever been brought TO
this city. w have every STYLE and quality on Pa
Per, from Heavy Embossed Gold and Velvet 70
the Plain Blacks at ten cents q ROT. The stock OF
Medium Papers 10 par ularly hne. Decorative
Papers and limitations Of al the rerlous Woods and
Marbles in great prnfusion.. -. = -.
Our stock OF window Shades, gold band snd
other styles, very fine, and are offered at reduced
Git Corniee. lCurt.In Bands and Pins, Picture
and Shade Cords aid Tassels Of all sizes and oolors
iicited 70 an examination Of our stock.
l. All work done punctuslly and in the best manner
/ se lT-S.awSw go -. 49,. =
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I PURCHASED rs GOOD SECONDHAND
Il Pianos from Richard Davis. Esq and will sci,
them at great bargains, on mDnthly payments OF
small amount. JOHN r. ELLIS, I
Agent for the SAFE of
sen Chickefing Il sons Pianos.
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MAkShAL'S SALE.-In virtue ola writ of ferI
w fscias Issued from the Clerks office OF the Cir
~ of Washington and to me directed, will expose
o Of a. ddof Es
sGs6ed property to wit: AZ dsfendant's night, tide,
Square No 2ss in the city Of washington, b, G.,
WIN: b., Robert and Jos. NJ Downing, and viii be
IN sSef sn i1 o Of JoSn
no, Es: m N. r. Ko9t, Joseph NJ, and Joseph
au s-ts Marshal for District Of Columbia.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequence OF the weather, until SATURDAY
next the 2ith lnst' same hour and psee,
seq Marshal for District of Columbia.
NJ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
Postponed until MONDAY, the Sd day Of October
next tame hour and place. MA, ,,o
seaId Marshal for District OF Columbia.
PobL'o s oHGH- Bk BDAshTToA ck.. THOR
sdionins Upper Ms.lboTqush, on TUESDAY, the
ith day OF October next for cash. accept.nces on
No. |, -Four year Old Bay Stallion. dam Lucy
style and action. most winning 1' NO''''''
No 2. Black Gelding, two years old, by Franklin
Nos BLACK Gelding, two years old by Saratoga.
No. Bay Gelding, two years old, by Saratoga
MOI Bay Ellly, two years old, by Saratoga
10. o. Nay FLY, one year old, by Saratoga.
40. T. Slack Eluy. one year old, by Saratoga.
No. 8. Sorrel Stud Colt, one year old, by Pfiam.
No 9. Iron Gray Stud Colt, one year Old, BY Sar
No. 10. Bay Stud Colt, one year DID, hy Saratoga
No. II. Black Stud Colt one ear ODD by Saratoga
No u Black Stud Colt, one year old, BY Saratoga
No Is Bay Filly, four months old, dam Lucy
No. Il Bay Stud Colt, five months old, By Sara
toga .
No. Is. Bay Sind, four months old, BY Saratoga.
no. IL Bay Elily, 1--WE months old; BY Saratoga.
No. II. Bay Stud, four months old, by Sarstosa
No. i8 Bay Elly two months old. by Saratoga
No. IL. Bay Geldlns, two years old. by HGsex.
on the day of sale, that purchasers, particu'aTly
those desiIous OF selecting pairs, may form some
estimate OF the ADVANTAGES that are now offered nv
enabling them to judge for themselves. II is conf
dent asserted on examination, that these animals
VIII conlmaud the ADMIRATION Of judges, however
competent and practissd.
AZ the same tune and place, will SELL
old " " 's"' non'iis
5thIee year old Durham HeIfers, in calf by an Inn
2 Durham Heifers, one four months and the other
one yesr old
These animals are from Durhams of the most a n
proved lmportations. The records of the Maryland
Agricultural Society for the last SIX wears will a.,
test their excellence. Purchasers can Judge Of the
standard OF peril elton to which the, can be brous ut
as my hero vii, he on the ground. Also,
5 pairs Red, we'll matched Oxen from one To two
years old purchased to order IN Connect cut.
sale to commence at 10 o'clock a w.
81 Is dts CLEMENT HILL.
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CoRER AZ STREET AND CANAL
WOOD sawed aid split and delivered to any part
OF the city at the shortest notice. and at moderate
I Particular attention given to the mea surfing.
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