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MAR RIEn-

On the 18th instant. by the Rev H. ~ Sipes. Mr..
HENRY Z. GRIFFITH, of Alexandria, Va, to
Miss JULIAN ROBINSON, of Washington, d.
Z. lAle1. GaZ. Bait. Sun please copyl ="
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. III. N. Sipes, Mr..
hEANDER WILSON TO Miss AMANDA r.
MILLS, both of this city.
On the l4th OF July, by the Rev. Mr.. Sampson
NJ; LAS RAWLINGS to Miss SARAH BUR-
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N5ARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF a writ of ferl
l'l laclas Issued from the Clerks Office OF the Cir
cult Court Of the District of Columbia for the coun
ty OF Washington and TO me directed, will expose
TO public sa for cash, in front of the Court House
door of sad county. on THURSDAY, the I'd day
Of september, 1859, az u O'Clock the fOllowins de-
scrlbed property, TO witt A defendants ght title
claim and interest ia and to Subdivisions Nos y
2; and g. OF Square No. $50; also, Lot No vs., in
square No 2S9, IN the city Of WASHINGTON, ID. c.
together with all and singular the Improvements
thereon, seized and LEVIED upon the property OF
VIM: b., Robert and Jos, NJ. Downing, and viii be
sold 10 satisfy Jldiclals No. 81, to October term,
,S59 In favor of y. Z. stephens, surv of John Mul
hkin, VS.. VIM. B., Robt, Joseph Nj and Joseph
Downing, end Henry II. Greer.
w. SELDEN,
au 29-ts Marshal for District Of Columbia
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DIED.,

this city, at half past IL O'clock on tbs ght of
ease, whieh she bore with christian resignation.
MISS SARAh COCHRAN K POLL native OF
Somerset county, Md, but a resident for many
years of the city of Washington.
Her friends are respectively invited to attend the
funeral ceremonies, which will take ace at No,
-! Pa avenue, near Sd street, on To- MORO "
saturday ) at O'Clock D. m.
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REMONAI

SAMUEL BROWN respectfully informs his
friends and customers that he has removed from
No. 416 fennsylveni avenue. 20 55sk 9TH street,
opposite Centre Market near the larg- Red Post II
EaTtholov's gricuituial Store where 9 will keep
Made CLOTHING. Also, Ladies' AID Gentle
mems BOOTS AND SHOES, which he Offers for
tronage Of the public sel2Ims
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME- ARE
n earDe.tly requested to cal and settle their &C
counts, to enable me TO close the books Of my old
business.
/ would take this occasion to return M sincere
thanks To my friends and the public generally for
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon me.
and hope bS increased facilities DO able to serve
them better at our new store.
Sc IS std VIM r RILEY
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 16.-Flour closed dull; How
ard street sold for IS co. sales 81 other brands
Wheat has a declining tendency, and was offered
at decline Of 2a3c. Corn is dull and unchanged;
white slas3c; yellow s3s54c. Provisions steady
Whisky dull at sc. for Ohio.
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New YaFk MaFksfs.

NEW YosK, Sept. is -Flour has declined 5aloc !;
State si.I5GS4.i5; Ohio 81 sIas5 IS southern
sass is. Wheat is heavy; southern red al 10
Germ has an advancing tendency and is scarce.
mixed s3K Pork is quiet; mess SI5aSI5 10 y /:
prime SO SO. Lard is steady at IOa all \. whisky
dull al 26a26H NC.
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The Kangaroo at Halifax

SAckvILLE, Sept. Is. The Kangaroo from Liv-
etpooi on the 3lst ut arrived az Halifax this morn
ing short Of coal. She obtained coal and will be
que 1 In New ork on Monday. She has on board
100 cabin and 220 storage psssen-ers Ills no.
sihle that she may have one DAYS later Europesn
adyices by telegraph via Queenstown
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financial

NEW YoRk, Sept. 16.-Stocks are dull and low
er. Chicago and Rock Island 6sk; Illinois Gen.
trail shares Z; do. bonds =; Michigan Southern
9S; Reading ~; Va. 6s eik; u. :. SIS Of ls7i
registered l.0i4.
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TRx Rfof n SwAxPooD1s.-Yesterd Edw.
johnson, the young man who WIS arrested as a
party to the riot in Swampoodle on last Saturday,
in which Timothy Conner had his leg broken,
had further hearing before Justice Dom. The
witnesses examined were John aud Daniel Quill
and Morris Fitzpatrick. The testimony of one
was corroborated by that Of the others II was
that on Saturday night johnson. with another,
Swampoodle, where they began a political dis
cussion, which grew heated and ended in a fight;
the parties went out Of the house. where stones
Were thrown; and Conner received the injury
which caused his removal to the Infrmary IL
was at nrst supposed that Conner was wounded
with buhet, but subsequent examination has
proven that IL was done with stone; and upon
Johnson being confronted with Connor he was
identified as the person who threw the stone and
broke his leg. DR.. HELEN physician of the In
Urinary, testified that the fracture is very serious
one, thoqgh now the patient is doing very well.
Justice Dom fully committed the prisoner for
trial at the ensuing term of the Criminal Court
The THKATRE.-Anotherl large audience crowd
ed the Theatre last night, and enjoyed the good
hearty, wholesome laugh that the performance of
Inc play Is to be repeated tonight, for the last
time but one, on which occasion Mr. Wheatley
(l'ord DundrearyO takes his benefit.
The UNION PRAYER MEETING at Wesley Chapel,
Yesterday afternoon, was again largely attended.
Rev. Mr.. Noble presided and gave further ac-
counts Of the late revivals In Ireland. A number
OF Interesting requests were made and the SUBJ
Jects of them were the object Of the especial pray
ers Of the meeting.
WATCH RRTURNs-The only case entered last
night on the triaLdocket was young man named
Samuel Spencer, who halls from Pennsylva
He imbibed too freely, got drunk and was put in
the guard house. He paid costs and was dis
missed. Seven dodgers were received.
SASFoRD's LIVER ISvIGORAroR.-It advertIses
but tell their friends to do so, and so it goes from
mouth to mouth, till all the people of the Union
have learned the good Of this truly va'uabe medi
cine. is recommended, with testimOL prove
Its virtue, for the cure of liver complaints of every
kind, from the most Dyspepsia to a common head
ache and Is particularly adapted TO Jaundcs, De-
ragged Stomac 4, Bowel Complaints, and diseases
OF children. sold by all Druggists. Sc Is 2w,r
AT BENARD Il Co.'s TEMPLE OF FASHION, No.
44c Pa dreHne, near corner ~ street.-The cholc-
est styles of tents Dress Hats, fine SOft and Felt
Hats, Boys and Chldren's Hats and Caps at the
lowest cash price. III The Three Dollar is un-
sur passed. sc st
ODEoN HALL, Corner ~ street and Pa. arenns-
we are now opening one of the finest and best Sc
lected stock Of Goods ever brough to this market
consisting of every variety OF Gerts' Frock Busi-
ness, Dress and Overcoats; q splendid variety of
Pants, embracing every style and color that has
been In mar ket this fal. Our stock of Boys Cloth
ing caunot be equal ed in this any other market
In Furnishing Goods our assortment is full, Give
sel25t WIEsRNFsLp IL Co
4urrpo m
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FUTURE DAYS.

> By j. c. MEG UIRE Il CO., Auctioneors
STEAM- ENGINE, MACHINERY. SHEDS.
- AND Tools OF BRICK YARD AT PUBLIC AUc-
II9GN..on TUESDAY MORNING, September
Nth, at O'Clock, At the Steam Brick Mandatory
on the Cana. opposite Georgetown. near the Canal
S,idgs leading to we shall sell entire the
lures, Barrows, and Tools, &C.; together with the
aent rg tle District for the making of
brick. The double machine AMI sengns. of these
works are capable of making 81 no bricks daily and
the sale VIII aHorda rare opportunity ior a most
advantaseous Investment to any one disposed TO en-
Ger into the business.
Terms; &C., wkIch will be liberal, made known
seHd J. c. McGUIRE & CO. Aucts.
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STAMPING nEpoT

NJ STA MPlNG DEPOT.
Mrs. I. CLARK takes great pleasure in inform
Ing her custoeIs and the public That she has moved
her store AID Stamping Depot, from 7th street
Masl,ins ton, to the room adjoiHing the Farmers
where STAMPING OF ALI. KINDS on Merno
and Cotton Goods such as Ladies' Skirts, Sleeves,
pers. Smoking Caps, &c, will be executed in her
usual neat style. All orders left at the store of Mr.
MOD; street. next door TO the lntegencer Office,
She would also inform the ladies of GEORGETOWN
that she has for sale large assortment of USEFUL
Hosiery, Belts,a d many other articles too numer-
Gus TO mention. all OF which she will sell at the
most reasonable prices. Sc 8 sta THIS
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NOTIck.-DIsrRIcT OF COLUMBIA ApvxRr1sx-
M<Nrs TO BIZ INSERTED IN THE BALTIMORE Sus
ARK RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED yxoM THE
STAR OFFICE.
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OPINIONS OF TIE LONDON
ppRGa

we recommend our correspondent 20 try Mons.
Soyer's new Sauce, entitled the 'Sultana's Sauce
IL s made after the Turkish recipe; its favor Is eE
ceileHt, aud II affords considerable aid in GASES of
SLOW and weak digestion.-TRs Lanesf.
inc Sutana 9 sauce is sayory, PIC uant. and spl-
worthy Of the delicate taste Of Sutana the genius
OF a Soysr, anG the universal patronage OF q dis-
TIA SSncsns,staon Of a. the Piqusnt resources Of
"As utlllstsr of the appetite this sauce Stands
alone. u ~ most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh
ble."-AfldS.
q rhe Sultana Sauce is q most delicious zestp-
Morn. Chropiele.
sole Agents for the United States-GARDNER
GnfyELiN, 2l1 Fulton street; New YORK; and.
BRAY & HAYES. 81 COrnhill, Boston.
- TIM Sutara Sanoe can be had in Wsshingtop
Of Z, II. RIDENOUR, 304 Ps av.; SHEKELL a.
MILLER, 213 Pa. av.; II. H.VOSE CO., corn
er Pa. av. and 10th St; and other Grooers
SIN
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CHArEANGAT, y. Y, Sept. 15-The frost Of last
night has done its work thoroughly in this vicin.
ity. Potatoes and all the vines are cut 20 the
ground. The degree Of cold was great as TO
form hard frost. There were snow and hail
storms Yesterday
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NayaI Intelligence.

NORFOLK. Sept. l5.-The u. =. sloop-of-war
Plymouth, from an experimental cruise 10 Euro.
pean ports, arrived here TODAY
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MEMS DRESS SUITS,
YOUTHS DRESS SuIrs,
CHILDRKN's DRESS SuIrs,

NOAH WALKER Co, Marble Hall Clothing
announce that their annual display of Fall and
Winter Clothing is now ready for inspection. 1t
Is comprised OF an assortment of Gentlemens and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest designs
In material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable articles of Dress opportunity is
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
duced prices. ap9-Iy
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE d CO.. Auc;ioueers
VERY NAIIrARI

VERf VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
THE CORNER OF r STREET NORTH AND l2TH
.TREEI WEST At PUBLIC AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY
AtFEhNOON, September the 18th, at ~ O'Clock,
on the premises, we shall sell that valuable proper
" situated at the corner of 18th and streets be-
ing part OF Lot No. 8, la square No. S2l, having
back seventy feet 18th street to four feet alley
IN the rear; together with the improvements, con-
slstIng OF new, well built four story brick house
containing commodious store room on the first
hoor, dry cellar and Kitchen below, and nine good
rooms IN the dwelling.
This property is situated ct the intersection of
Two OF the principal streets the city, on the tho
roug hiare beeAeen the Executive Departments and
as ocation Is unsurpassed BY any in that
chon oI the city. The sale of this property pre-
SCENTS rare opportunity for investment, having al
WAYS commanded from i've to SIX hundred dollars
annual rent. Title lndisputable.
Terms: 81. 900 in cash, 8 $50 in FIVE WARS and
the residue 10 one, two three and four years from
the day OF sale, with interest secured by a deed Of
trust on the premises; the interest be paid semi
annually. -'
se9d &c. Mcguire CO Auct,rs
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TAKE NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE.
all. Persons owning property on lststreet and
Gay street, are required by or ,css Of the Cor
PoIaEon OF Georgetown, app owed on the 18th day
of September, 1859, to have the footways fronting
he same, paved with good, hard lex, upon q suffi
Client bed Of sharp sand and in conformity 10 the
grades of said streets The urbing mu
pc put In thorough order with mat ials of the
hest quail y. or with the of those now there il
ne Tor the purpose. These improvements must be
oomPleted by the 18th day of October next or they
wlll then be made by the subscriber, and paid for
out Of the proceeds of the Ia es which have been
imposed .or that purpose. The materials, as well
as the woi knanship. NUT be Of kind to be APP
proved OF by the subscriber they will be rejected
Those persons who may undertake. to have their
improvements made under their own supervision
are notified that the same must be done according
to the legal gadeoe the Streets they will be re-
jectsd at their own cost
Any inf9rmation which may he further desired
can be had on application to the undersigned.
GPersoBs " fishing to contract for so.much of the
shove named work as mag not be completed by the
18th day Of October next, can leave their sealed
proposal for the same at this Office by the 10th day
of October next.
:, HENRY ADDISON, Myor.
MAYORS OFFICE, Georgetown, ID. ca
September 18th, 1859.
4 ltawtlhthflot
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RELIEF TO THE AFFLICTED.

h
MRS. ANN CRUMP, grand daughter Of Mrs.
Ann immersion, deceased, having studied under
Mrs. Emmerson, and become Possessed Of ali her
elpts and prescriptions for the medicines ss ves,
Olntments, c., by which she became 20 noted for
treating all kinds OF w POUNDS, Sores and other sf-
Elections of person. hereby Informs the pu bic that
she Will continue the same practice from the late
residence OF Mrs Emmerson, corner of Wolfe and
Water streets, Alexandra. and tenders her ser
viees To such as may need them. se l5-Sts
4 UMBER! LUMBERM-We invite the atten
IL ten ofdealers TO our stock of LUMBER, con
sisting OF WHITE PINE BOARD and PLANK,
part very superior quality. and part low Prlced;
WHITE PINE BON BOARDS and SIDING;
HEM 0CK, goIST AND SCANTLING, ASH
on B0ARB p ASB siiP Pf LAM NM cga nEARHRpSs
BITToNW AMI MAPLE BOAR d., Lo-
GUST AND WALNUT LOGS. For sale by the
cargo, from the whsrf on pleasing terms.
CARR, GlESE a CO,
Commission Merchants,
81 Spears wharf and West Falls avenue.
HOAX AND PINE BILL STUFF, sawed 20
order at shortest notice.
Baltimore, September, la5a- 1851
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sesd &c. McGUIRE CO.. Auct'rs.
By A. GREEN. Auctloneer.


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IN
Il PROVED FRoPsRTY AT AUcTIoN.-In virtue aud
pursuance OF deed of trust executed 10 the under
signed as trustee by Thomas McNaney and wife,
and bearing date the 18th day of February 1872 aud
recorded In Der J. A. =, No l69. foIos Nos ST.
9i8 49, $50 and $751; of the nj records of Wash
lngton county, in the District or Columbia, shall
proceed to sell, on MONDAY, the 25th inst, in
front of the prems es, at half past i've O'Clock D. M
wit:
All of that certain lot, piece, or parcel of ground
situated, lying. and beirg in the city of washing
ton, In the District of Columbia, known and de-
scrIbed on the ground plan plats of the said city
OF WasIlngton as ,ot No. ls, in Square No 81. be
ginning for the said lot at the .orheast corner of
SAID square and runnlng thence south with the line
of 2st street 90 feet, thence west IS feet thence
north 90 feet to the line of north street and tn nee
with the line of north street east IS feet TO the
northeast corner of said square and place of begin
nlng, with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One third cash, balance in s, Il,
anc ls months, for notes bearing interest, secured
hra deed of trust on the premises.
the purchaser or purchasers should fail to com
ply with the terms of sale within three DAYS from
the day OF SALE the property will be resold at the
COST and risk of the former purchaser or purchasers
by hrst giving three days public notice of such sale
In the National Inteliigencer
f. c. CARRINGTON, Trustee.
Sc lo-eo&ds A. GREEN, Auct
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HaltimaHe Markela

Alexandria Markets.
ALEXANDRA, sept. 16-wheat-sales Of white
at 81 2Ual 20; red 81 lOal 10
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ROYD'S WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
u TOWN CITY DIRE TORY FOR 1850.

Win business DIRECTORY OF ALEXANDRIA,NA
The subscIiber Will publish at a. early day the
above Directory. Ii will embrace the names of An
the citizens, $50 the members Of Congress, Depart
ments; &C., with fall sppendix giving -spuch Sc
~ INFORMATION. Communications add essrd TO
w vi. n. BOYD, Nv ashington House." will be
dnIy attended 10. Subscription price, a..
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NORFOLK OYSTER
M DOT
.)S I
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2SJ NORFOLK OYSTER 0OI
The undersigned infor mrR IN numerou,
ana the public IN general that ne has opened this
day ms New, Large and Well-arranged Establish
opposite the Theatre. tiormsry arusi's Ssioon'I
where he Is prepared to execute all ORDERS large or
LYNNHkJE BAY oYsTERRsSS Sns pp 1Sdn I'D
improved p an, imParting TO the oyster fna flavor
and packed IN TN cams or kegs ofaGy size thar may
kegs in sizes from qnart to u gallons hermetically
sealed, which can be transported TO any part of the
United States, and warrant d to keep Also, oyso
tiers in the she'll by the peck bushel or packed in
barrels. Hotels and private families furnished AT the
lowest market PRICES, and delivered free of charge
tended TO by II. NJ. HARVEY
Agent for Henry Fitzgerald, Norfolk, Va.
P.S.-Op3n from a M. to IL p. m. So I2-tf
he LAREE'S WEDDING STATIONERY
ou complete D Sc MfPsssfiU s oT5%ksc be
sel4 $40 Pa av.. between 9th and 10th sts
THAvE, THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
me my bro,her PHILANpER G RILEY, IN the gen.
sn ri Ds Goods The huslteSs will be con-
No. Sc 'CeHtrai Stores" tcs bKiLdtRg beftceeH TN
and 8th SIS oPpoyrt. Centre Marker Space.
Is st WI. T. H riley s BROTHER.
CtARPETINGS. OIL CLOTHS, CURTAIN
~ MATERIALS,
TABLE AND TOILET GOODS, &c,
In Great PGrtety and at Prices as Louo those Of
- any other house iR fhtS city.
We have the pleasure of announcing 10 the citi-
ment of FURNITURE DRY GOODS is now
cheap PETfNG just received from the n sr Hd
shall he very happy to sell either for the cash or 10
prompt customers, to be paid for usual on the lst
our goods on appro6atop and ;as enf o1t any q
they do not suit. All goods sold 10 customers re
siding IN the District will be sent home without ex
Sc l9-eoSt aa.
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u PLEASANT VIEW SEMINARY.
BOARDING ,AND pay sc H0OL FOR

Will open on Monday, the 10th of Sept, IT Hysfts-
ylle.onthe Washington branch ofthe Baltimore and
Ohio Rail. DAD, i've miles from the city Of Wash
lngtOn.
Boarding and tuition in the English branches and
Latin, payable haN-Jearly IN advance for ten
Music on the Piano, ten months, ~ So IN
French do, ... 81 "a
. Drawing do. .-...... - 90
Day pupils, per quarter, higher studies -. %
Primary department, per quarter. SOg
Address Mrs. A. c LYON, or Miss N, KEECH,
Hyattsvile, Prince Georges county, Nd.
REFERENCES.
Right Rev. w. r. whittingh ham, Baltimore, Nd.
Rev. John Chew, BladensbuIg, Md.
Rev. VIM PInckn~y, ID. D., Washington, D. G.
Rev. James A. Harroli, NJ. D.. washington, ID. c.
Alex. keech, Esq, BadenspnrE, Md
Rev. Geo +. Worthington, Washington, ID. c.
Nathaniel Duke, Esq. Calvert county, Nd.
BeLj. J. SPruin Esq, Plymouth. y c..
John Frost, A. NJ, Phadelphia, Pa.
Rev. YIN. II. Wilson, Blsdensburg, Md. o..
i4-4ts
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EOK SALE ORRENT.-The HOUSE No 1O4.
= west street, Georgetown, at present occupied
oy mr.; Arthur Scho t, and lying about midway the
north side. The locality so generally and yor,
ably known for Its healthfunass, and its choice So
Getty as to make further description unnecessary
MI Schott will give possession at very short no
tloe. Address f. b. ADDISON, agent, Alexan-
drla iy 2awtf
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vented by the renowned
" Soyer," on his return
from the Crimea, and since
his decease 10 manufactur
ed by CROSSE 4 BLACK
WELL, London, from the
origina recipe. The man
ufecturers simply ask forit
a trIa., convinced that ~
must add 20 the already
large consumption, and
that u Will prove itself IN
co ualied, either ass stImu-
liant to the appetite or an
aid TO digestion.
OPINIONS OF TIE LONDON
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISERS

0TGEORGETOWN TAXkS FOR 1859
uS. Notice IL hereby given that the Collector is
required by law to advertise property and enforce
the mont of all taxes unpaid the first Monday
In October next.
Sc lin C. ID. WEIGH. Collector.
NEW MACKEREL, HERRING, CHEESE,
DO. JUST RECEIVED.
~ barrels new No. !, 2, and Mack.rsl,
81 do. do. No. Alewives,
IL boxes prime Eastern Cheese,
300 lbs Bacon Shoulders ard Sides,
90 lbs. choice Sugar-cured Hams,
hhdt. prime Porto Rico SUGAR
2hhds. do. New Orleans do
ga chests fresh Green and Back Teas
Fresh ground Extra and Family Flour, &c.
Just received and for sale low by
+. A LIPSCOMB,
Sc lo-5t No. 113 High street.
A ERlEED-A l packet schooner Sylvanns AL
4 len, captain Sears, has arrived and is -
please attend to receiving their gods
HARTLEY BRO,
se ~ Water street. (ienrEetnWn.
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5 AFTERMOON6 TO MORROW

hfS hF Rfsxsookv " xO-<uOhhOW.
By J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
0LD BRICK'AND BUILDING MATERIAL
~ AT AUcrIoN.-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
September 18th. at O'Clock, r front Of the premi-
ses, We shall sell the Materials in the third-ttory
bnck House and hack building on l4th street, be-
tween + snd 9 streets, one door north Of the resi-
Ihe u'ldIngs TO b. taken down even with the
pavSements, and removed together with the rubbish
Wlrrnln ten days AFT the sale.
Iee.ms; credit o; 81 and 90 days, with satisfac-
'o.aS ehdorsed notes, bearing interest
90 Is-a J. Q. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts.
BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer
VAEUABLE BUILDING LOTIN THE FIRsr
AhPA Al AUGTIoN,-On FRIDAY, the 18th in :
o;"ins, SNAIL sen, IN front Of the premises, at S
vi y '' the following valuable Building Lots,
Lot No. II, in Square No. q. fronting on n.rth n
es CIV go and 24th streets west, CONTAINING
Lot No 5, in Square No. a. situated at the oo-ns,
Oh noIth and sith streets, containing 4,ii2
Lot No.4, in square No. 81, fronting on north \
between sd and Path streets, next To the corne,
az gath street, containing 5.24l square feet,
LOIS Nos and 6. In square No 81, situated at the
corner OF north l. asd 24th streets. No. con
tains 700 and No. SSH square feet,
Persons wishing to p rchase handsome building
lots are respectfully requested to examine the beau
tlfu locations OF sll the above described property
they VIII ind this sale worthy their attention.
IeTms Tor Lots Nos. and 6, IN Square ST. made
KNOWN on ray OF sale perhaps il will be cash.
TOT al the rest one quarter cash balance IL s, II
and IL for notes bearing from day OF
lndis putsble.
The sale will commence on the 6rst named prop-
erty. (seI2-dD A. GREEN Auct
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