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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

INIONT0WN PROPERTY AT AUCTION
- On THURSDAY, the 9Th inst, shall sell on
the prem SEES, at o'coc p. Lots No 6e, aud
I'll, IN CnlontowH, with the improvements which
are good two story brick houses, built uu ne bach
part OF said lots. Also, an unfinished Brick House
which Will be sold to be removed These lots front
on Monroe street, PIscatawa road the houses front
= leet on washington street. the lots run hack "a
ieet on WHICH the houses stand. The remainder OF
sad lots will back los feet with font of n feet
each. ~ " - A0N'
Terms for the two brick houses and lots will be
one-fourth cash balance in 6. u, IL and "A months
Tor notes bearing Interest from day Of sale A deed
given and q deed of trust taken. For unfnished
house To he removed, terms cash
This property is handsomely located in Union
town which is rapidly increasing in population and
growing IN value, and considered ia the most de-
sirahe part OF the town, being in the range imme-
dlateiy alter crossing the Anacosta or Navy Yard
brldge Any person wishing TO purchase a hand
sale ~ ~ 'i
oc Id A. GREEN, Auct
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MINIS DRESS SyIrs,
Mems Bnsinsss Smits,
YouTHs' DRESS Su.rs,
CHILpRRN's DRESS SuIrs, ''

-, CStIfTeu's School Sxfts,
NOAH WALKER & CO., Marble Hall Clothing
store, Brown's Hotel Building, would RESPECTFULLY
Winter Clothing is now ready for inspection. II
Is comprIsed OF an assortment of Gentlemen's and
IN material, trimming, and workmanship.
TO those who study excellence with economy, in
Offered for SOLICITING from the most attractive stool
81 Ready Made Clothing in this city, ct very re-
oucen prices- .-- ap 24-1v
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By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

T'hUST EE's SALE OF A LARGE BUILD
\ ING Lot AT THE CORNER OF MAssAcHUsETrs
nt.KDEISSSE and 18th STREET EAST, AT AUCrIoN.-On
FRIDAY, the 18th instant, 1859, at 5 O'Clock =,
q deed OF trust from Pasqule Def leo 10 the
subscriber, bearing date the second say of June.
per j. 3, No ILL., toios 2q6, Isl, 298, z9 and 23l,
one OF the land records for Washington county in
the Distrlct OF Columbia, the following named
property yIog and being in the city OF w
Disttet aforesaid viz: All Of Lot No. 6, in Square
Terms cash. 1.-THE purchaser should fail tn CON-
ply In three days with the terms, the Trustee re-
ana cost OF the delinquent purchaser, By giving
three days notice of such resale - ee
90 I-dts A or FEN 49,.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 4.-Fiour is quiet, sales Of
Howard street and Ohio at IS. Wheat very firm,
good choice white 81 32asl 81; red 81 .17aSl ls
Corn is quiet; white eias5c; yellow s4ss6c. Pro
visions are buoyant. Pork is unchanged. Bacon
shoulders e'saski sides l0aalOkc. Whisky 10
quiet; Ohio 2Sa25kc
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Arrival Of IN, Hun1arian,. Mail

NEW YORK, Oct. i.-The mails by the steam
snip Hungarian have reached this city, and will
be forwarded south tonight
In addition TO the market heretofore transmit
TED nv telegraph. Clare Sons say that the Cotton
market WAS slow Of sale. but prices remained
much rs before. Richardson Spence n Co saw
there was more pressing on the market, and prices
closed n lower
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MARRIED,

r. 9n The ed ultim1, By the Rev. Dsbney Ball. Mr.
MURPHY, daughter Of Winterton Murphy, of
Rsppahannock county, Va ~ ~
Virgins pspers copy.) -
son, Mr.. FREDERICK SaXTY,,sf Bridseoort.
Conn.,, to Miss MATTE O. SIMONDs, OF this
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Oct. i.-Stocks are dull and lower
Chicago and Rock Island 66; Cumberland Coal
Co i2k; Illinois Central shares 66X; do. bonds
s4hi Michigan Southern preferred shares 81 /.
New York Central sos; Reading 80; Va. 6's
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OXYGENATED BIITERs,
Inc dnnsxsd statement Of Prof A. A. Hayes, NJ d.
otaH dSSnyeT, Is ample te ttmORy of the SCI
eHfIf mnHnsr ~ which this rusdirla,
nhsh


The annexed statement Of Prof A. A. Hayes, M. d.,
State ssaysr, is ample te timoay Of The SCI.
ent,fc mann.r 10 Thieh this nusdieiae
as conaPonnded and recommends
" to Professional men.
An opinion having been asked for of me, in conse-
9gence OF the formula for, preparing Oyyrenatsd
in form: '' ''''
The composition of these Bitters includes those
have Long resOrted TO for special action on tho
tan, when deranged by Fevers, Dyspepsia, Agues
aHn Ie9etai Debility, resulting from exposure or
Those are rendered permanent, and remain active
nlanner in rh icA they ar, com5ined
. III was well founded inference, ttat the prepare
Iioni used N larger or smaller doses, would prove
valuable Genera! Medicine, which ex perence has
IN this medicine, no metallic salts can he found.
10y the most delicate chemical trials
Respectfully, A. a. HAYES, NJ. D.,
No ,p,,. Assayer 20 ths STATE Of Mass.
Prepared by $, w. FowLE & Co., Boston. and for
sale by II. ID. Gilman, :. c. Ford IT,, s b. Wait
G. Stot', yohu Schwartze, Marin * Palmer. Wash,
lnston; and by dealers everywh oc i-lw,r.
:. CoLUMBIA BOWLING HALL This splendid estah-
sinre al at <S "a ayenu- oyer Purdy's GrOce-y
Dished, is again open to the public an an opper-
UNITY given to indulge IN the beautiful and hearth
to afford. oeS n"
SANDFoRp's LIVER INvIGoRAToR.-who that is
troubled with any of thOs. disagreeable
such as jaSnndioe, Dyspepsia, or Liver diseases Of
these unseen ly visitations? We feel trad W. are
doing our invalid readers an Invaluable service if
nviEorator, and take L. o we Know from
experience that 10 il of the greatest remedies
powers, ever before nsed Its action is so perfect
and complete as to give relief the first time taken
ann Il u does to Others as i has to us. half bottle
can recommend with such confidence, as a family
"edieine' as the lnvlsora'or. oe3 2w,r
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The Geor.i. kI.-,io,.

AUGUsTA, Oct. 2-The retur from our State
election to-day thus far meagre and unrei BILE
SECOND DISPATCH
AuGUsTA, Oct 4.-Gov Brown is undoubtedly
elected by heavy majority. In the 9TH and Sth
districts the returns thus far indicate the election
Of Robert 6. Harper and John J. Jones, demo
era 81 q Congress
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mn N

On the 81 Of October, CATHERINE, wife of
Louis g Thomas. in the seth year of her age
fh. friends Of the family are invited to attend
her funeral on Thur'dav next, at So'clock d IN /,
from her late resdence-330 5th street north. = :
tPhiadelphia Ledger please copy.)
On Tuesday morning, October 4th, LEWIS A.
POOLE. in the S7th ear OF his age =, -, -
his Iea ives and friends are invited to attend his
funeral on Wednesday evening, October 5,h, at s
O'Clock, from the residence OF his brother
4. rmley, on 9Th strset, between @ street and
South Carolina avenue east .l.1Ig-s -.s -
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Nav Yark rlarSsrs

NEW YoRk, Oct. -Ffour has declined SaIOc;
State 81 5OaS4 90; Ohio IS 25a5 IS; Southern IS 10
as 40. Wheat has declined lac; choice Western
white Al 81. Corn is buoysnt; mixed IL held at
Lard is firm. Whisky is held at CSC; buyers
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MONS OF THE LoFD,
ppEea

I'VE recommend our CORRESPONDENT 20 tr, Mons
Soyers new Sance, entitled the 'Sutana's Sauce.'
u H. MADE after the Turkish recipe; its favor
ceilent and AZ affords considerable aid in cases Of
SLOW ana weak questionable Lancet.
ne Sulana's sauce ls ssyory, piqusnt, and spi-
worthy OF the delicate taste Of Sultana the genius
oil SoyeT, and the universal patronage Of q dis
r" CONGREGATION Of Al the Plqusnt resources Of
"As tItIlater Of the appetite this Sapce stands
alone. IL Is most valuable adjunct TO Fish, Flesh
OF Fowl, and should be placed on every dinner Ia
-. THE Sultana sauoe is most delicious nest
Sole Agents for the United states-GARDNER
SRf.EXhHtiHNs, y 2fs Fulton street New York; and
The Sgltana Sauce can be had in Washiugton
Of III: RIDEN0UR, so4 Pa ev.; SHEKEEL&
MILLER, PA Pa. av.; II. A.VOSE CO., corn .
or Pa sy. and 10th st; and other Grocers
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Naval IuteIIfeeuce

NV YoRk, Oct. 4.-The U. =. brig Perry was
at Montevidco on the 10th ult All well.
The sloop-of-war Vincennes was at LOando on
the nth August. All well.
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Raltimore Markets

ALEXANDRIA Oct 4.-Flour-nosa sales. wheai-
slles Of fair to good white at 81. l6aSI IS prime
81 2s; fair 10 good red 81 IOaI IA No other sales
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CENTRE MARKrr.-The market opens for this
week with an unusual attendance of dealers and a
good supply In every department. The demand
was lively and the sales PROFESSIONALLY brisk.
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Fired into by a British Cru,..r
AIexaudria Markets.

New YORK, Oct. 4.-The bark Hazard from
Africa, reports being fired into on the coast by
the British steamer Pluto
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FEcuSDIry ExTRAoRDINARY.-Mr. H. Il. Carl
ton, Of Bladensburg, has plum tree in his gs'der
which has produced two crops Of fruit large
black plums) and is now In bloom for third.
Pretty well for one season! j. \, s,-.y
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BAD Does.-This morning, Washington Allen
a slave, was arrested for bringing to the city a
couple Of vicious dogs; vicious that they at
tackled a man on Four-and-a- half street, and Sc
vereiy lacerated his person. The laid
before Justice Dom, who after hearing the evil
dence, and the statement of the prisoner that he
did not know the dogs had followed him, fined
him 81 81, the lowest amount; telling him that if
ms master was on trial the highest penalty would
be exacted, and the case sent to the Criminal
Court for disposal under the Criminal law
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fHI LATEST IIIsDY ilIIe|APV



NEW YORK. Oct. 3-The long exnec,.a -,,.l =,
match between the "All England Eleven = -
the Twenty-two players Of the United STATE. Us.
commenced this morning At the ST GEORGE Crick
es uround, Hoboken, in the presence Of thousands
OF Spectators
The Twenty-Five Of the United Stats were sr,,
At the wickets. The following was the score mn
10 noon Long bowled by Parr 6; Waller run
out. nothing; Sharpe. stumped out boNvled nv
jackson, i Hammond, not out 4; Gibbs bovrled
by Jackson. nothing; N. Wright NOT ont. 4
The United States players frsi innings wee
only IS
Ala O'Clock, the All-England Eleven wen, an
sending Howard and Carpenter 10 bat After a
long and STEADY play; Carpenter was caught out by
Leniof- Wisden took bis place and was oulc Xiv
disposed Of for three. Parr succeeded him. and
with Hayward, remained al the bat. when the
stumps were drawn, at O'Clock, the following
was the score: First innings-T. Hayward, not
out, 81 r Carpenter, %; wisden. 8; g. PAR,
MOI out. Byes, :: wideS. 8; no balls, 9-l6 Total
= The United States players manifested much
he,vonsness during the larger portion Of the day,
"u' improved somewhat at th close.
sa.ety OF the loSt Balloonist, La Mountain
Ikof' N Y, Oct 3.-The following dispaich
IVES received here this evening Announcing the
Me1cotiie Tact OF the safety Of Prof La Mountain
the missing ballooniu:
OrrAwAY, c. w, Oct Ave have lost all
landed three hundred miles north Of w at.rtoyyn.
ia .he Canada Wilderness We were four DAYS
without food, ard were brought out Inv the IpdIsn
guides IN canoes, &c. Please inform nv wife
JOHN Ia MOUNTAIN
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bf REFERENCE TO the "personals" Il will be
seen that large number Of the clergy Of the Epis-
Sopst Church are in this city en- route 10 the Rich
mond Episcopal Convention. 'i5s "i
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BY J. c. MoGU IRE q CO., Auctioueer,.
TWO HANDSOME NEW BRICK DWELL
n d ING HOus Es, NEAR THE STATE DEPARTMENT AT
" tooer 2, At O'Clock, on the premises, we shall
oher az public auction the new four story Rriet
Dwelling Houses. with brick hack buildInes re-
Gently erected on the north side Of New York ave
nue., between l4th and 18th streets Each house
contains twelve rooms with a bath room, have
water ana gas pipes throughout, marble nantes,
clstern In the yard and are finished in a very su-
PeIIor manner. Titles indisputable
Terms, One fourth cash the residue in g. - a.
IN trust on the premises. ~
Sc Sd J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO, Aucts
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The TOURNAMENT, To-MoRRow-Ou citizens
will, Of course, not forget the grand tournament
and picnic to be given by the Eagle Riding
Club tomorrow, at Analostan Island Very ex-
tenslve arrangements have been made for the occa-
sion, and no doubt grand affair will be realized
See programme, in another column
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WATCH RETURNs.-Joseph Selden COL disor-
derby; fine and costs So Is D. L. Lewis fighting
at ball; security for court. Five dodgers Were
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STILL ALIvE--We learn that Mr. Thos Martin
who was so dangerously wounded last Saturda,
night, by Adam Grinder, is still alive, though
very low
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NoTrcn.- DIsTRIor OF COLUMBIA ApyxRrIs.-
NxsTs 10 BIZ INSERTED IN TIE BALrMoKK Sus
ARE REckIyKD AT AND yoRwARpRp rRoM THE
star OFBIcK.
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The THEArRE-Mr. Barry Sullivan as Ham,
let and Mrs. Gladstane as Ophelia, in Shaks-
Peare's great masterpiece, performed well their
roles, at the Theatre last night and were greeted
by large and appreciative audience. These ar
lists are both stars of the very first magnitude and
Will, Of course, draw large houses while they re-
main here. The main play for tonight is the
Gamester, Mr.. Sullivan as Beverly and Mrs g. lad.
stane as Mrs. Beverly. The after piece is AN
Alarming Sacrifce.n' MIR. E. Lamb, a new ac-
tor, as Bob Ticket.
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NEW DRY GOODS

NEW DRY GOODS
MATTHEW'S kkGr pRHoLEsALE PRICES:
peri9r stock Of NEW DRY GOODS. whic we will
sell IN any quantity 70 suit purchasers, at wholesale
prices, such SIS Madder Prints. warranted fast al
TO l2c.; Plaid and Fancy MO1selius, new at, les,
ia TO 25e.; Plan do is1s To 30; fine III Wool
do 81 TO S75sc.; Fancy Cashmeres 25 70 S1<c.: Tan
Jose Bnsters, new ETY. les, for travelling dresses I2
70 zoc ing lish Merlnos ~ TO exc; best French
DO 95c 10 81; Black S4ks 621<c. to 50: Black and
Grey Ainacas, slls hnIsh IS N z5n.; lrish Linens
undresssd pure linen, warranted. 57 10 1Sc Canton
Fannsls To TIC: Red and White all wool do 8 20
sc; Wool Tweed S71s 10 75c I; Plain aud Fancy
CassIneres SIC. to 8 IS; best 50 heaohed Musius
&c 7-s DO &C.; - CO. oc; best l25sc.; Bro Mus Ius
TO Sc; JouvIRS Kid Gloves &c; best Shetland
Wool, al co ors, l5c. per ounce; with a large
sorfment OF Mourning add White Goods. also,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c, Of every 81, le
including great variety Of Face Goods. whlch We
are determined 20 sci! at wholesale profits for the
cash. MATTHEWS& GORE
Oc l-eo2w AS I'm street
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pRoE SASzYNSKI win resume his CLASSES
a sS ~ ISAiSS,NG, At Fs.5tis Ball corner 81
for Masters and ~ isses At 4 ,. m, Ladies and ~
xenuemen ~ ~ p m. on Tussdzys and -
a. his rssidence-NO. ssf & street, between l?tk
IN ASsfs lsE4 p - a. .. ssFim-
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SoYER's sULTANA SAUCE.


vented BY the renowned
" Soyer," ION his return
from the Crlmea, and since
ms decease lie manufactur
ed by CROSSE d BLACK
WILL, London, from the
oLlglna recipe. The man
ufacturers simply AK forit
q trla., convinced that IL
must add to the already
lsrge consumption, and
that u Will prove itself I'M
90 ualled, either as = stimu-
liant to the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS or rHrIounar
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MARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue of a writ Of
W herI fecias ISSUED from the CLERKS flee of re
Clrcu Court of the District of Columbia, for the
County OF Washington, and TO me direc ed, will
pose to PUBLIC sale for cash. fcnt Of the Court
House door Of said county, on THURSDAY, the
18th Az of October next, 1859 at IL O'Clock M, the
ion2wlng described property. TO wit: All defend
division No. 3 of Square No. l8f, in the c. IL of
Washington, ID. G together with all and singular
as the property OF Robert NJ. Haruson, and will be
sold 10 satisfy yudiclais No. ~, to October term
le59, in favor of Samuel James. =
SOY. .sF w. SELDEN. Marshaf
se 2-ts for the District of Columbia
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NnTICE

NOTICE.
JUST Received et :. p. HUbVER'S Boot, shoe
and Trunk store, Pa. avenue, between pth 1rsxSa
snc ltFh SITS; the largest assortment OF La RS5I
dies, Gentlemen's, Misses. Boys. ChI-E Ay
Or ms, and ; ryarts' BOOTS aud Shoes -
M this clty-all kinds and qua ites-which will be
sold cheap FOR cash, and cash only.
Sc 2-eo2w y HOOVER
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.AUCxI01 MIn
FUTURE DAYS

1x - {: Mcguire x CO.. AuctIoneers.
NTsRrsh and HANDSOMELY FINISHED
Ss St M6N P6SrI ATrE ESys6
sell three stoIS S1cs On the premfss we shall
hack bGdDs the oi oHsut Sf fen. H hsSss yte
ming hack iIa feet 10 ~ and Sd streets west, run
bri.r IA S Is handsome three story brick with
rooms, and bath roo Son,anhsns saloon psror,
,ons marble mantels and finished in the best
Persons in want of q desirable and oo,v.u;,,-
should attend ths .s ~ an So.Sn
- Terms; One,fourth cash; the residue IN G. 70 and
Is no, with interest," secured by deed in trust
&C sd J. c MCGUIRE & CO.. Auc,s.
MAkSAAL'S sALE.-In virtue ola writ of Een
rscas issued from the Clerks Office OF the Cir
y OF Washington and 70 me directed, viii expose
e public sale for cash, at Webbers livery stable,
on w edresday, the 18th DAY Of October, instant
ls5e, at 10 O'Clock a. m, the following goods and
Cart and sets Of Harness seized and levied upon
rs s the d goods 90 and cha,tss Of Wanko1ez and viii
f5', In favor OF Fitzhugh Coyie.
oc S-dts Marshal for District of Colombia.
MAsRSHAL's SALE,-In virtue Of writ OF f.n
cunt SS9It Of the Distc, of Columbia for the
~ D ppbs s,a to- and to me DIRECTED viii
S 6 Of .s1d op'Snt, on IHURsDAY the cd day
1913 AT Il o clock m, the following de-
property, to wit: All defendants rig ht title
calm and interest IN and to Subdivisions Nos. I,
Z, ana r. OF Square No. 462; also, Lot No H. in
square No: Ss9, in the city Of Washington D. C.
tnnsetner with al and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon as the property OF
w m: b. Robert and Jos. NJ. Downing and viii be
500 20 satisfy yudicials No. 81, to October term
TO- To- IN Iayor OF n G. stephens, surv. of John Mul
.mkln, VS.. VIM. B., Robt.. Joseph NJ, and Joseph
Downing, and Henry It. Greer.
DrTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONEDIN
eonsean sncs nl the weather, until SATURDAY
%, w. SELDEN,
seq Marshal for District of Columbia
ID THE ABOvE SALE Is FURTHER
Postponed until MONDAY, the Sd day of October
next, same hour and place.
~ WIN. SELDEN,
seN-m Marshal for District Of Columbia
~ Still, FURTHER POsTPONED-In
consequence of there being only one bidder and he
ioT very small sum, the sale of me above property
time and place. "'~ s"'e
ocS WIN. SbLDEN, Marshal.
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oAuriER's:-our neighbor, Gautier, wifi In a
gay OF rive reopen his ladies' saloon. closed a
month or SO since to enable him TO rest n thor,
ougnly: AS rentted, there is nothing of the k,na
venience, elegance comfort IL has eve. ~ ieue
!. establishment, been the resort Of the ladies ~
washington, differing from Taylor's and Tbomn =,
sons In New York only In the fact that Iadits
never find there persons whose presence n,ght Re
dlsagreeable TO them. In that respect Gautier,s
ladies' saloon is model that may well serve for
similar establishments everywhf re Its result.
combined with the manner in W uich he and his
army OF assistants manage to please the palates Of
his Patrons have already made his enterprise a
complete success. and greatly extended his other
business OF furnishing entertainments of all des-
crlPuons in every part of the Federal Metropolis
which he does at as moderate rates as any other
can furnish them, and in style that would over
wheim him with similar orders in the city of
Paris itself ~ -
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT is busily engaged in
removing his famous establishment to his own
premises, few doors west of the point to which
ne mas given so much fame first class res
taurant in the last two wears His new house was
constructed with the view of this change and Ia
In all respectsas well fitted up any in the United
states, embracing every conceivable improvement
70 facilitate his business approved in the Northern
cities His arrangements arc so ingenious and
complete as to be well worth a visit from those
VINO u Ike to study the march Of mechanical pro-
Sress IN appliances for economizing time, space,
heat and labor, and increasing the available
Quantity Of each without increase of expense IL
can hardly happen that In his new quarters he
VIII fail soon to earn for his establishment a repu-
tation Of which he may well be proud
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a TASK FOR THE CHARITABLE.-This morning,
Elizabeth Robinson, colored woman, carried TO
the ONCE Of Justice Johnson a very interesting
female infant about ten months of age and stated
that when the child was two weeks old its un-
natural mother, well known left it with her to he
cared Tor, promising to pay IS per month for its
support, but has not kept her PROMISE. The col
ored woman Is very poor, and unable to support
without assistance, and asked that ii he taken
6y the city: The only place provided is the poor
mousse but the Justice has determined to try every
other means before he sends it there A collection
Was taken up to enable the woman to take care of
II until efforts shall be made to find il a home
The alleged father is we'll able to maintain it.
nelng Government employee at 81 50 per day
III any one desires to take and raise such an infant
TO obtain it.
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MARSHALS SALE.-In virtue of two vrlta of
W heri facIss issued from the Clerks Office sf
the Circuit Cont Of the District of Co unbia for
the county OF Washington ard To me directed I
Will expose to pubic sale, for cash, front of the
Court House door OF ssid county. on TIL n SDAf,
the 18th day of October next. 1852, at y O'Clock m
81 driendants right, title, aim and interest and
10 Lot NO. In Square No 8S, in the CITY of Wash
lngton, ID. G., together vi all and singular the
improvements thereon. seized and levied upon as
the ProPerty Of fhOs Barrett, and will be sad 10
satisfy Judlcials Nos IS and l7s, to Nav term 1884,
N ayor OF George and Thos. Parker IL Co. and
Hamilton & Leach.
w. SELDEN Marshal
e@-ts for the District Of ColumhiA.