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Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-11
MEDICAL NOTICE.
RS q. W. WYLSON SIR. DULTN.

DRS. q. w. WILSON s. J. Is. DULIN,
~ having formed a coparnership, will continue to
he consulted at the old stand Of W. Wilson, on all
the various forms Of diseases chronic and acute, in
Guiding diseases OF the lungs, liver, heart, stomach,
Kidneys and spleen. Also the following diseases
tre1tel with great success Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Amaurosis, or Nervous Blindness, Sick or Nervous
Headache Apoplectc and Congestive Fulness Of the
Brain, Epleptc, Pa aletic and Historical Affections.
Cancers cured with but little pain. Also, Tumors,
where stuns and all the various forms of disease that
arise from disease or mpury of the blood. Partcu-
lar attention paid to the practice Of Obstetrics, at
which they hope To give entire satisfaction. Also,
hope give satisfaction in the treatment Of Summer
Complaint, that generally prevails amo ~ the chill
drrn # Marysville.
Drs. w. D. will visit in the city and country those
cases that require personal examination, medical aid
or surgical skill.
Drs w, D. would say to those afflicted with We
nerea diseases Of any kind, that they would do well
to call at their office cure Is warranted in all
ca ses if directions are followed Consultations in all
cases free. OFFICE 92 SECOND STREET, Marys-
Vile
P. s,-The Doctors al e prepared to dispense their
own Drugs. jel-my
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-11
Glad Tidings for the Weak and
Sick, Dyspeptic Rheumatic, Or
Neuralgia Sufferer.
HAVE YOU
SICK WIFE, BROTHER, SISTER,
@v- T11--

Iell them that when every remedy mas failed when
hey nave been doctnred near to death with Mercury
eSrsapara' and other popular dclusions; when from
whatever cause, they become lans lanrud and hilinp
TO try most blessed Herbal Coucoction, try
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-11
california Prod uce,
Corner of Hisla nnd Second Streets,

A LwAYs on HAND LARGE STOCK OF
BARLEY, FLOUR, CORN MEAL, POTATOES
ONIONS, CABBAGE, BEANS, GROUND FEED
SMOKED AND PiCKLED SALMON.
Fresh supplies of VEGETABLES received daily
from the Ranches, to which l invite the attention Of
purchasers.
WHEAT AND BARLEY bought at he highest cash
price.
1000 900 COTTON GRAIN SACKS for sale cheap for
cash.
am prepared to take a large amount Of Grain on
Storage at reasonable rates Also, to make cash adj
vances on the same. ie22-iny
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ARTICLE


Sec. AL signs and tansparenoies suspended
or located the sidewalks from buildings or ex-
tended across or projected partially over the streets
OF this city, with the names of firms merchandise
Tor sale thereon, or for whatever other purpose,
hereby condemned as nuisunces
Sec 2.-The City Marshal is hereby authorized ard
dire cttd To give weeks notice through the official
press to part concerned that all signs or transpa.
nncies designated in section /, must b, removed by
their owners by the 18th day Of August, 1859 other
wise be prosecuted.
Section 3.-Any person or persons who shall refuse
or neglect to remove the signs tran, purencies
pended or located described in section /, after no.
ice having been given by the Marshall as required In
section ., shall be punished, upo conviction thereof
eors the Recorder, by tine Of not less than twenty
five dollars, nor more Than two hundred dollars for
each and every refusal to said nusances; and
It is hereby made the special duty uf tie Captain Of
polce and Policemen, to complain of and have prose-
cued before the Recorder all violations Of this ord
name.
Sec. 4.-rhs ordinance shnll not be construed so as
10 prevent persons rom putting up signs houses
mr. lamps, giving light; The intent Of this ordinance
being to prohibit the extension Of signs from buildings
and awnings.
Sec 5-All ordinances or parts Of ordinances In
conflict with this ordnance, are hereby repealed.
l hereby certify the above and foregoing to be an
ordinance passed 10y the Common Council of the city
OF Malysve. at their last meeting August LIST, 1859,
and approved by the Mayor this day.
...... In witness VII reof l hereto set my hand
Il. s.; and afiX the corporate seal Of said city,
'''''' this 2d DAY Of August, A. ID. 1879.
au4-lw Tli0S. +, PARISH, City Clerk.
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MFRS. POSTON'S
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
EsTREET, ABOVE SEVENTH,
NHnrysVille.
TERMS PER MONTH OLE FOUR WEEhS.

~ HE first term of the third scholastic year ofths
Z Institution will commence on Monday, the 22d
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THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

nmeo corner Maiden Lane and Second Street.
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TERMS OF THE DAILY:
EP WEEK. .............fI fIEIY CENIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-19
GEoRGETowN,
C0rreSpondence Of TIE STIR

Correspondence Of The Star.
GEORGETOWN. Feb. 10, 1859.
Our City Councils transacted an unusually large
amount Of business (some Of it of an importan,
character) last night, which will be given hereaf
Ter Among the business under consideration wa,
another veto from the Mayor Of bill making an
appropriation tn iiquidate small claim due e
NJ Linthicum 4 CO.. for articles furnished for the
use Of the Corporation
The offerings Of beef cattle at the yards yester-
day amounted TO 2n6 head. all Of which. except
~, We're purchased by District butchers and Balti-
pinore spcculatOfs at 50 5taSj so on the hoof
equal TO SASH net. There was a full supply of
sheep, and prices ranged from TO &c. per ID.
Hogs are held at 50 so
The only vessel of any moment which has
reached our wharves, since our last report. is the
packet schooner Hamilton. Ogden. from New
York, to McCobb Dcde, with merchandise for
the two cities.
Nor change in the flour and grain market and
but little doing.
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Convention Of Ehi,a,.

hARsIsBr RG, February I7.-The Convention n,
nv, nsSahis editors met here yesterday afternoon
press Of Philadelphia is represented by Mor,oo
McMlchael- Of the y orth American. John "
rotney, OF the Press, and J. Morris Harding ~
ana speeches were made by Gov Packer. CoIonri
rcrney, aud others. The business conlmittee
made detailed report, which was referred ~ (,
S.iect committee of three, who are o. report al
special convention, 20 be held on the third Wed
nesday Of August at Pittsburr
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GENRE MARkEI.-The miserable condition Of
the roads leading to the city prevented large
attendance Of country dealers in the market. this
morning, and although the licensed dealers were
generally at their stands, the supply was much
less than the average. The supply in the hay
market was limited To a few wagon and cart loads
Of hay and straw. for which there appeared to be
little demand The butchers appeared to lie less
active than usual, although they offered very
excellent supply Of meats. The fish dealers Of
fered fair stock in their line. The prices in the
market were about for
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AUCTION SALES

BY WALL BARNARD. Auctioneerr.
aah'E all OF FAMILY GROCER les
February y, we will sell, in front OF onr AN st,o
roors, stork of prime Groceries, IiauoTS q y.r
&c being IN part Tie stock ola dealer declining
20 barrels White and yellow Sugars
Imperial, Young Hyson and Black Teas
- boxes Sperm and Adamautine Candies
do. Starch, Brown and CASTLE Soaps, t..#.
Raisins. Figs, Prunes. Pecan and Cream Nuts
Cheese, Buckets BTooms. Sievrs. washboards.
Rlce, CWthsi, Salad Oil, Claret Wine,
Barrels Flour, barrels and octaves Whiskeys- and
- BTandies,
Port and Swee w ines. in demijohns,
Boxes Window Glass, Putty.
- boxes Tunlblars. Meal Buckets,
Barrels Copperas, Paint Oils,
Boxes Chewing Tobacco,
G1 gross Matches,
5lyD Cigars different brands,
q barrels Herrings, ...-.
With many other goods in the grocery line
Terms: ssh and under cash over that amount n
dOrsed. '' '
fe ls-ts WALL. & BARNARD, Arcts
WILL BE ADDED TO THE ABOVE SALE
Barrels Refined Syrup.
do. Patent-builed Paint OIL.
WALL. Il BARNARD, AuctS
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LOCAL NEW s.

II The STAR PUBLISHES rue Lists OF LETTERS
REMAINING ~ TIE WASHING ToN CRY Posr OFFICE
rSrEK THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING
THEN To- b. PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING
TIE LNFSEsT CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVER,
OF THE OFFICE. ITs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION =.
MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY
PRINTED ~ THE DISTRICT OF Corrsgr,
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The Atlantic Telegraph-The Galway steam
Line

IT JoHT's Feb. l9-rhe tenor q private ADV
GsS ny the frlnce Albert render il certain that the
Wn Tor the Galway steamship company
MI Henley, the chef electrlcian Il the Atlantic
Ielegraph CoInp'0y has arrived here with bate
them on this end Of the cable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-19

MARSH AIS SAbE-In virtue of n writ of fieri
lfi faclaS issU"d from the Clerks Office Of tho
emit Court of the District of Columbia for tho county
OF w ashngton, and TO directed shall OK pose to
public sae Tor CASH, IN front of tho Court house
door OF sand county, on WEDN ESDAY. tho 18th
day OF March next. 1So at " o'clock m. the follow
ing described property, tn wit, All Defendant
right, htle claim and interest and To- Lots Nos
81, a. and 70, in Square No 72, in the city of Wash
lnGt"n, ID. c. together with all and Sinsllar tho I'm
proveIunnts thereon, seiZa aud levied npnn as the
property of Edwin ". King and will 10 sold ~ sat
ISL Judiclsls No. 4f7, To- Octuher Terra, 1853 ia
favor oi w. II. Todd, usa Of y. VI. Nc(irsgor.
w. SEI.DEN, Marshal
fe l9-d for the District of & ,lumlia.
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Michigan stat, Ccpyep,i.r

DETROIT, Feb. 1.-THE Republican STATE cen
ventiOn met in this CITY YESTERDAY. and rrroyn1
mated Mr. Geo. Martin. Of Kent for chief Justice
OF the supreme court The Democratic conv.ntioa
also met here to-day. and nominated Mr. Alphons
reich, OF Washtenaro. for the same Office
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RsnnrkS.--Fcbruary lOth-Fne. airy. through
out; colder to end. 1ith--Cloudv. wind Ne ice
made cloudy. cold and raw throughout I2th-
Light snow, cloGdy, milder, wind NJ. by f.;
cloudy, cold and raw throughout fine hail fell
l3th-Finc calm. wind NV; clOuded over and
cold Throughout. l4th-Finc, white frost, wind
NV. pleasant throughout. cloudy to end 18th
Cloudy, mildCr. rain, wind f.; cleared Oft; after
noon finished cloudy. I6th-Cloudv rain and fog .
wind w; cloudy but pleasant throughout rain
held off, finished fine. l5th-Fine, sharp white
frost, wind NV.
Last quarter moon, Thursday 2Ith about 81 a.
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MARSHA SALE.-In virtue of a writ of feri
W aclas issued from the Clerks Office of the Cir
cut Court of the District of Columbia for tho comfy
of Washngtou, and to directed. I will exnose ~
pubic sale Tor CASH IN front Of tine Court
a s oil sald county, on CESDAY, the Pad day of
described property, to wit: All defendants right,
nue. claim ana interest IN and to part OF Lots Nos
AMI y, ln Square No. SIS. beginning at point or
line on 81 street west II feet mort Of southwest
ner oi Lot No " thence south along the line of said
street S thence east line at right angles to ga ia
street % feet to public alley in said square; thence
roIth with uue Of said alley q feet; thence vert %
ming, together with all and singular the improve
monts thereon, seized End levied upon as the prep
eTty of George Stafln, and will be sold % satisf
JudIcials No. a. Ia January term, 1853, in favor of
Join Van Reswick "
w. SELDEN, Marsha
in TITS for the District ~ C,,uULi.
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The Boston, Concord and Montreal ssi,re,s

Bos ROY, Feb. ls--The a,bitrators in the case q
arreh II smith agt The Boston. Concord and
mohuedl Railroad, in which MesSrs Gilmore ard
Slapp were the real plaintiffs. have reported -
Their FAVOR for fraction less than s6O,esi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-19
American Nomination. i'm r he'd. y.,,,s

fkoVIDENCE, Feb. 17.--Tbe American STATE COW
vcntion which met here to-day made the followinr
nominations: For Governor, Mr.. Turner, Cthe
hePunhcan candidate;D Lieutenant ioYernor Mr.
saunders; Secretary If state. Mr.. John X Bart
leu; attorney General, Mr.. Jerome Is KimhsIl,
state Treasurer, Mr., Samuel A Parker
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Fiuaurial.

NV YORK, Feb. I9.-Stocks are higher; C hiceyo
and Rock Island 81 h; Cumberland Coal company
2i4, Illinois Central shares 6s; Michigan South
ern l7A; New Ork Central 7s1; Pa. Coal com.
Pany e0a; Reading J01s; Mil. and Miss. ia; Va
6sg \; Missouri 6's SIa
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Departure of a Supposed slave,

MOBILE. Feb. 1.-THE bark Ottawa sailed from
this port Yesterday. Ostensibly for 81. Thomas bu
il is believed her real destination is the southern
coast of Africa.
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Losses on Cotton and Pret,., Of BiII,.

New YORK. Feb. lS.-Letters from France i'd
wise If heavy losses on Cotton. and the probable
protest Of numerous bills drawn 10y American
hOuSpS
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Feb. I9.-FlouT is firm; State as 3sa
$3.50 Ohio So 4OaS6 81: Southern S5gOzS6I IS
Wheat quiet; southern red ~ 81; western Wits
81 4SaSI so; red 81 81
Corn is quiet white end yellow s0aSlc
Pork is quiet; mess sI7 J0aSIs prime so sJa
St3.50.
Lard is steady NJ lIYai2c
Whisky is duh at PC
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Tn. New YerL Eesi.lnms.

ALBaNv, Feb. Is.-The special commi,,e, %
Investigate the etrr-es made by Mr.. a "a
wheeler, rehecting on members Of the prtsen,
Legislature, ms this morning.
senator Wheeler appeared before the COMMITTEES
SG. Isuhe1 that tire Seryca't-at-sa rms had told
III, ne was asked by a Senator ca keep back the
".n, ,on s Tor witnesses. lie did not learn the
:, s,i e hahe 81 his friend who was offered money
ID Nn,nhs. NE Investigation, he gave that Of w
ton H. Ala Siett Of The Committee OF Investigs,
who had of,cro5 "o give the names Of. any pareeS
Adjourned TIL to-mo low
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burning Of a Western Steamer

NASHVILLE. Feb. l7th.-The steamship q uake,
City was DESTROYED 10y nre this morning She was
lying at the wharf loading for the Ohio river
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-19
Steamer Aground.

NEw YORK, Feb. 19.-The steamer Marion,
from Charleston is ashore az the Jersey Flats She
went aground in a heavy fog.
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Mount Vernon Fair at Augusta, On.

AUGUSTA, Ga. Feb Isth.-The fair now being
held In this city. to aid in the purchase Of Mount
Vernon. is very largely attended, and much en-
thuSiaSrn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-19
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer

CHANCEkG SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
by v1rtse Of decree of the Circuit Court of the
llstHct 81 Columbia, in chancery sitting made m
an me cause vi Wary NJ Williams vs. Theophilus Con-
neil, ana others. and dated the 22d dav II lamar
I59 Shs OFF, at public sale, on TIL RSDAY the
"a sss ~ sfh n sfHt at o'clock p @ the prem
N9,iin square numbered fourteen hundred and hfty'
one tto.) with tho improvements thereon. consist
back building attached. WIN
This property IS well located in healthy neigh
poGh"oi, WITH pump of water in the ward The
house u comparatively new one, conyepirntI, AZ
ranged, AMI furnished IN manner 10 correspond
Terms: One third ca Sh: tho residue in three canal
inStalments Of g. - and lC months secured by notes
bearing interest from the day of sale.
VI the terms are not complied with within five dayS
after tho Saie tn" property will be resold on one
weeks notice, at the fisk aud expense of the pur-
CHASER. A. Bl0N ~. Trustee.
IeH-noNds A GREEN. Amct'r
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w. SELDEN, Marshal
IA Its for the District of Columbia
BY A. GREEN, Auctioner.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
v AUcrIoN;-On TT ESDAY. the I'D, 1 shall sell
IN front of the premises, At O'Clock D. m mart oi
Lot No. in Square No. ~, having front OF q feet
on q street north, and running hack along the line
of d street west 100 feet, with the ImproyrIncrtS
which consist Of neat two story Frame House. con
Terms: One fourth cash; balance I'm G. ~ and m
mnnths for notes braring interest, secured hy deed
of trust on the premises.
f. l6-WST A GREEN Auct,r
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THE LATEST NEWS
By Telegraph to the Evening Star.
Museum Of Natural Hi.tery-Stats. AZ N, =,
Webster

BOSTON, Feb. l7.-Professor Agasxiz app,ar.s
s1-oay before the Legislative committee on edDcs
and strongly urged the necessity for erecting
.lg At once. in Cambridge. 90 be used q,
co,n,os,. % natural histnry II u thought that In.
T,h , viii report favcrably on tire same
tn 80, an % OF one hundred having in chsrg.
inc 80 al ol shster, held a mcrting this morn
IN, anu ueyloeo 10 apply 10 the Legislature, "a
Of the State House. " N"e efVonoe
The treasurer q the Columbian Loan Fund Ia.
socisnon has suddenly disappeared n Is sun
defalcation. A committee of the association -.
becn appointed TO examine the books Of the trc.,.
m N-~ HN~s-
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AUCTION SALES
THIS q To- ORROR AFTER WOW

By J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auction.o-.
Asst AND CLOSING SALES OF Roors
IL and Stationery. At auction. for a few D,Sh,
more, e the store formery occupied by Geo c.
sidy. Many cf the best Books are left viz. 20
e1ltlons ot old English Works, Books in hne An
tlqns and Turkey Morocco Bindi ms. illustrates
api Illuminated, all Of which ms i be sold.
BEN. r. FRENCH, SaeSmsn
fe lf-St j. e. Mr~GlfIREA ca auc,x
by WALL. & BARNARD. Auctioneers.
Sia EMPTORS SALE OF FINE GOLD AND
81 .TIo , ~ " rCH MS, FINK GOLD JEwELRY. BOOKS
IiLAsSw.s n'r rsNCT GooDs, PINE IMPORTED Clears,
&c ~ e, ABLE AND POCKET CuTLERv, &C.
o'ciocI a, EVEN ING, commencing at "a,
Cpncsr On a.. S2 9Th street, opposite the Intel-
orH WALL. 4 BARNARD. Auct,r..
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MAR RIED,

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Andrew G. Ca
roth"rs, l.I'ut HENRY II. TYLER, Jr., T.. =.
Marine Corps, To Mise MARY NJ. EDWARDS,
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GEORGETOWN, ID. c.. Feb'y Eth, 1859.

SMITHSONIAN LECTURES.- Notwithstanding the
sloppy condition of the streets Inst evening, the
spacious lecture room of the Smithsonian was
crowded, IS usual on the occasion of Prof Cook s
third lecture ON Chemistry. lie first took I'D the
subject 81 nitrogen. This gas was not a supporter
either Of combustion animal life; and vet if
wds by no means the inert negative BODY that
these qualities would seem to prove it, It's prin-
cIp1l characteristic was the number and import
ante of the compounds which it forms espe ialIy
with oxygen. The most prominent Of these y.s
nitric acid. usually known a1uafvrtis which
contains hive atoms of oxygen Ia one If NITROGEN
TWAS strong cNydiZing agent and this he Illus
Pcitnc, each of which IT ignited He NEXT de
scribed the process by which cotton wool was
converted into the infammable substance called
gun cotton He also treated Of ammonia and cy-
anOgen. illustrating the properties Of each by ap
propriate experiments.
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A. GREEN, Auct'r.

MARSHAL'SSA LE.-In virtue of a writ Of 6eri
WI 1acias issued irom the Clerks Office uf the Cir
cult Court Of the District of Columbia for the county
of w ashingtOn, and to me directed. will expose 10
public SALE for CASH in front of the Court houSe
dnor of said county, on FRIDAY, the nth day of
March next 1889, at u o'clock the following de-
scrbed property, to wit, viz: All defendants ry hit
title, claim and interest and to part of Lot No IS
IN square No. ST. beginning at the southwest corner
OF said Tot aud running thence north 81 feet thence
east ~ feet to tho point of beginnings in the city of
Washington. ID. c., together with all and singular
the improvements thereon. seized and levied upon
as the property Of Robert L. Duley and will be
sold to satisfy Judlcas us, to January term Ia9
Reed, Brother CO., of James Martin et a. W..
Robert L. Duley. w. SEIsDEN. Marshal
te l6-ts for the District of Colun,bia
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NARSHA'S SALE.-In virtue Of a writ of 6er
w facaS, issued from the Clerks Office f the Cir
cut Court of the District of Columbia for the comfy
OF Washington, aud to me directed. will ex pose to
public sale, for CASH, front of the CnuTt houss
door OF SAID county, on I'll ESDAY. the gth day of
Marcl, 1872 at Y M, the following described prop
eTty, To Wit, viz: All defendants right title claim
and interest Ia and to Lot No , an Sauarc No ara
ir1ntilg = ieet on street north. in the city of
Washington, ID. c., together with all and sinrular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied nnon
as the property of Samuel NJ. Knight. and wifi he
sold 10 satisfy JudIciais No. los, to October term
1853, w. Il. Dove, use of Thos. Brown, use of Geo
Poe, Jr., VS.. Samuel NJ. Knight.
w. SELDEN. Marshal
10 Its for the District Of
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BIZ A. GREEN. Auctionoer.


ENTENSIVE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR
- CARVED MARBLE NANTES, MONUMENTS HIS N
STONES. IIINTELs AND SILLs. BY CATALoCrE At
AUCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY, the 81 Instant
Shall sell. Ivy catalogue, commencing at 10 O'Clock
a. M. at the Marble Yard of Mr.. ". Parry, who i
removing his lsIncss to New York, on pennSylya-
MA avenue. between 18th and l9th streets one f the
most superior ASSIGNMENTS of Marble Nantes and
Monuments ever offered for sale in the District Of
the following varieties of Marble. viz:
5StatuaTy Marble Carved and Plain Nantes
4Tennessee Marble Carved, one naguifcent
California Moulded Mantle, very rare and sumo
~
LlSb9n Moulded Mantle. very rare apd superior
very fine Italian Marble Carved Nantes
% do. do. do. Moulded do.
IS beautiful Italian Marble Monuments, Of various
sizes, highly finished
4n Marble Head stones, of different sizes and quail
ties.
Also. large and excellent assortment of Marble
l.Intels and Stills, for building purposes.
Terms: All sums under : D cash; oyer S2j and NOT
exceeding SlOn, credit Of ,, A. and montllx over
Si"Oa credit of 2 4, g. and 10 months for notes i'm
interest - ii'e
The attention Of members Of Congress builders
persons wishing To purchase Monuments or Head
stones, and the public IN general respectfully in
Nited o this sale, as ID rs certainly the most perCr
assortment ever offered for sale in WASHINGTON and
the Sale viii be worth their attention.
catal 3sues ready on Tuesday previous 10 Sale.
lie lO-d A. GREEN
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FUTURE DAYS
nv A GpEp>

| by A. GREEN. Auctlopcor
HANDSOME AND VAIJARIE pp,
IL House. on 9TH STREET RrT1II IL \
SIkEETs; At AUcTi oN..On THURSDAY The p p-,S
instant shall sci IN front of the pre,r,s az l.th
O'Clock p M a valuable aid deSira biz Rrck ~ ~
ing ftouse and Let being Lot No. II and nSYt ~
lot No. ", IN Square No. 4o. frnntng sbor,S ".
on tho cast side of 9Th street west running hack o.
leeI To H-ioot s-ilch alley improved by n land
scine two-story aud attic Brick House with a twa
story back building, covered with slate HAVING a
me yaIu attached, paved and handsomely laid "a
lev. which is paved ~ ~ 81
The attention of persons wishing 30 purcb.se +,
handsome residence is called to the sale
property. rs, upon examination they M NM thc
honse possesSfs ever convenience and is built m
the most modern style by the best OF workmrn "
Terms One third cash " lance an g. ii IN nd D.
months Tor notes bearing interest Properly secured
by deed of trust on the premises
fe lad A. GREEN. apct