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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-08-31
SABBATH PHYSIOLOGY.

The Almighty rested one seventh OF the tlme
of creation, commanding man TO observe an e.
quail repose. The neglect of this injunction,
will always, sooner or later, bring mental, NOR
al and physical death. Rest is an lnvariabie
law of animal life. The busy heart BEATS, BEATS
ever, from infancy 10 age, and yet for largo
part of the time, it is in state of repose.
William Pitt died of apoplexy at the early
age of forty-seYen. When the destinies of ma
tions hung in large measure on his doings,
he felt compelled TO give an unremitting atten-
tjon to affairs of state. Sabbath brought no
rest to him and soon the unwilling brain gave
signs of exhaustion. But his presence in Par
lament was conceived to be indispensable for
explanation and defence Of the public policy.
Under such circumstances, it was his custom
TO eat heartily of substantial food, most highly
seasoned, just before going to his place, IN or
der to afford the body that strength, and to
excite the mind TO that activity deemed ne
ceSsary TO the fnomcptous occasion. Under
the high tension, both brain and body perished
prematurely.
Not long ago. one OF the most active busi-
ness men of England found his affairs so e,E
tended, that he deliberately determined TO de-
vote his sabbaths to his accounts. He had a
mind of a wide grasp. His views were so com-
prehensive. SO far seeing that wealth came in
upon him like flood. He purchased coun-.
try seat at cost of four hundred thousand
dollars, determined that he would now have
rest and quiet. But it too late. AS he
stepped on his threshold, after a survey OF
his late purchase, he became apoplectic. Al
though life was not destroyed, he only lives to
be the wreck of a man.
1t used to be said that brick Kiln must be
kept burning over Sabbath it is now known
TO be fallacy. There must be no smuSt' a
gainst divine command Even now, ii is a
received opinion, that iron blast furnaces viii
bring ruin if not kept in continual operation.
Eighteen years ago, an EngliShman determin-
ed to keep the Sabbath holy as to them, with
the result, as his books testified, that he made
more iron in given time, in proportion to the
hand and the number and size of his furnaces,
than any establishment in England which was
Kept in operation during the Sabbath.
In our New York the mind of man
who made half a million year, went out in
the night of madness and early grave in
only two years, from the very strain put upon
it by variety of enterprises, every one OF
which succeeded.
.slt will take about five years TO reel them
of, J" said an obServant master of an Ohio ca
nal boat, alluding to the wearing out inhuen-
ces on the boatmen, and fremen of steamers
on the Western rivers, which never lay by on
the Sabbath, seven years is the average of life.
The observance, therefore, of the seventh por-
tion of our time for the purpose of rest, is de-
monstrably a physiological necessity, a law of
our nature.-HaI's Journal Of Health.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-08-31

Mr.. J. Y. Brown, who was recently elected
10 Congress in the fifth district of Kentucky.
is under the age required by the constitution.
1t is stated that he viii not present himself for
the purpose of taking seat at the opening of
the session. He is Democrat. -,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-08-31

The general belief is that diseases of the
stomach are caused IS bad liver. Assgood
ilver,, brings them about quite as often. -
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-08-31

The Gloucester, Mass. Telegraph says that
an unusual case of sickness is now in the hands
of DR.. Haskell, of ROckport. A boy, about
five years of age, a son of Mr.. Eben Knowlton,
had contracted the disease of CHAMBERS by
climbing in the stall where a horse affected
with the disease had been Kept. although it
was not known at the time that the horse was
affected. Cases of this kind are very rare, and
mcst generally have proved fatal. The pres
ent case is very severe one, and will proba-
bIy have q similar result.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-08-31

Piggles would like to know what kind of A
broom the young woman in the last novel used !.
when she 'sswept back the raven ringlets from
her classic brow . -. IE
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-08-31

You win woman by appealing to her i'm
pulses; you win man by appealing to his in
terests 1t is all the difference between a
and a bribe.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-08-31

There are ten million dollars worth of pro-
perty in Philadelphia exempt from taxation
The city has three hundred and ten churches
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-08-31

A chaplain at State Prison was asked by :
friend how his Pensioners were. ssAll uude,
conviction" was the reply.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-08-31

Alired Iennyson,. the poet, talks of coming
TO TINS country. An opening for toadies.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-08-31

DISSIPATION AMONG THE AMERICANs.-We
are, beyond question, the most dissipated peo-
pie I'm the world. We defy the production
of record of any race of men in any age so
thoroughly immersed in dissipation the A
mericans. The Russians drink seventy mil
lion gallons of brandy per year; the Germans
use incalcuable quantities of beer and wine
the French, Italians, Spanish, Portuguese, and
all the inhabitants on the Mediterranean, in
dulge in the use of viBous liquors the domes-
tic Irish drink whisky the English swim in
ale, porter and hgh-proof brandies; the Amer
leans drink anything and everything that will
iniame the esophagus and intoXicate the brain.
As general rule, we care nothing in this
country for quality; our aim is quantity. The
Americans drink tho they were under penal
bonds to the manufacturers of liquor. They
consider their heads many VOLCANOES (which
must always be in condition for an eruption.
1t is certainly high time to begin TO look at
this matter seriously. The dissipation among
the young men of our large Cities frightful as
1t is, is Increasing every moment There are
probably ten thousand young men in New1 ork
who have not been absolutely sober for three
years, and twenty thousand more who are in
the habit, at least once week, of throwing off
all restraint, and reeiing through the brothels
and various hells which form large part of
the Sub-stratum of metropolitan life. There
an hundred thousand men of all ages in
New York alone who drink large quantities of
poisonous liquors every day. OF the myriads
who moderately indulge in the use of corrupt
stimulating fluids. it were utterly vain to speak.
The young men of our cities are not prepar-
ed, like those of the country, to resist shocks
OF disease their bodies are fragile, like plants
shut in from the sun, land infnitessimal quanti-
ties of deadly poison derange the blood and
madden the brain. The police reports of New
York develop the astounding fact that nearly
all the crimes with whose horrible details the
columns OF the press are filed, may be traced
directly or Indirectly to the villainous liquors
of America. What is to be donel
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-08-31

Horace Greeley says there are sc, 900 emf
grants on the road to California.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-08-31

Copper coin is not legal tender.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20
TIT LATEST IEVs BY fIIIgILPE
The Steamship Mount y.r,.,

NV YORK. Sept % The steamship Mo,nt
vernon. which left Washington on "Wednesday
ISL Isl, arrived lere safe last night Crbe paper,
e dI'eady announced that the Mount Vernon
was aground on Per, rnmon Point an The po.o,..r
wneie she remained till Friday night or saturday
n no'n,ng, when she got Of and sailed for n York
proved 50 violent that Capt Smith ~ ,hs a..s.I,
S S OF MS passengers, returned 70 Pipey
Point where he remained until the storm hsa
aoated We hear from private source. that IN.
Mount Vernon behaved herself admirshl, a., ~
respects. in the tremendous seaswell which shs
encountered after leaving the Cares
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Baltimore Markets.

1a n IiAokE' SEPT @-Flour dull; Hovard-st
and Ohio are held at IS. but no ssIes renor,ed
W heat d"ll aud slow Of sale but prices are I'M
CHANGED; good 10 prime white - 2IIasI 80; choice
81 0aSl 1u ialr to choice red ~ u5aSl IS; the Of
lTln@s Amounted TO 5,OOO bushels. Corn dull:
white and yellow otas2c. Provisions firm; bacon
siA.s lOci meSs pork Sl5asl5.25. Whisky dun
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Telesraphic Affairs.

Bosr0N. Sept. 2O.-In he1ajanction case Of the
Halifax telegraph and European news monopolists
against the American Telegraph Company. pray
Ing, IN substance, that the latter may be com
PEELED to forward the spectators reports Of the
European news in advance Of the report of the
Associate Press. the Judge this morning refused
70 Srant The motion. but PERMITTED the speculstors
70 proceed il they pleased. as i'm ordinary caus4,
of bills in equity
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New YORK 1Iark,x.

NEW foRE. sept 20 -Flour has declined 5siO.
SSte SiaSi 25j Ohio si.75as5 IS; southern 81 GA
s5.IO. Wheat is buOyant, choice Southern rcd
- ~ chOlce white 81 30 Corn las an advancing
tendency; mixed s5aSSc Pork is Arm: mes
80 9O prime 40 81. Lard is firm at IOA ally
Whisky is held al &c, buyers offr only 26Xc'
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KiuancfaI-

NEW YoEK, Sept. 10 stocks are irreoul,,
closing heavy and duh Chicago and Rock Island
69s; Illinois Central shares g. y; do bonds ssx:
Michigan Southern (preferred stool - 4; N York
Central sIA; Reading 45h; Va. 6'seiy. Mo Is
* Exchange on Loddon IIO4 Loans ON cali
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TAYLOR 4 HUTCHINSON.

No - Louisiana p, oPp. CeHtre Market Spac,
are nov oprnI TX a splendid stock Of r ALI, DRY
HOODc, comprising every variety of new goods
@ THIS seas"n, such as Ladies' Dress Silks SIX
R0ies, French MOusllns, Merinoes and Merno
Pad ShawIs, Cloaks, Cloth Busters English Cali
c9es, Housekeeping GODS in great VARIETY Gloves
Hosiery, Bonnet and Velvet Ribbons sack Plan
nels, arms all cclOrs, French Work Of every des-
crlptlon Clothes, CHsslmeres and Nestings ladies'
gent and children's MerIno Vests, Hooked Skirts
blHnkets, &c, &c. Many of the above goods are
Just from the New y Ork auctions, ard we are now
ssng ~ prices thst wll give satisfaction 20 all.
One price, marked IN plain figures. se Is eW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20
DIED,

LIZ this city the 9th inst, afcer a painful illness
his age ' "
His funeral will take place from his late residence
on new YORK avenue between 18th and Sth streets,
aud acqualntances Of the family are invited TO at
tend
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AleNnikiria linrI.,.

r-a hN.NpkA. sept 9.-Flour-Small sales Of
a. ,, =, 49,, az -. W heat-white, sales Of fair
70 yoOu - 2'iasi IS; red, 81 .IUasI is. No other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20
MINIS DRESS SUITS,
vou.., Meas Bnsins,, Sri,s,
YonthS' Business Suits,

ChlldrsH'S School SKits.
NOAH WALKER & Co., Marble HaI Clothing
Store, Browns Hotel Building, would res pectfulIS
announce that their annual display of Fall and
winter Clothing ~ nov ready for inspection. IL
L. comprised OF an assortment of Gentlemen's and
fouths Clothing Of the newegt and richest designs
In material trimming, and workmanship.
TO thoss who study excellence with economy, in
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
duced prices. an 2a1Iy
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NOTICE. DISTRICT OF CoLunBIA ApyxRrsr
NxSTs TO BE INsERrKD IN THE BALrrxoRx Sun
ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED IRON rar
STAR oFFIcK.
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FUTURE DAYS

BY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctoneers.
RultDlNG LOTS FOR SALE-On THURS
= DAf september 22d, at O'Clock, on the PREV
oil feet on the 50 foot street running from 18Th Ia 6tb
perfect ~ wv iee'- iiue
TeTm': One -fourth cash; the residue IN G and y
months, with interest, Satisfactorily secured
81 Io-d J. &. McGUIR 4 CO Aucts,
By J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., AuctIoueers.
SALE OF vALUABLE
~ BuILD!NG LOT OPPOSITE JUDICIARY SoUaRE-
tm n U h AFTERNOON. Sept. sd. At s
ocSpcs; or the premises. we shall sell. TO the high
est bidder, Lot No. g. in square No. sS frontins 40
Ieetosi inches on 4th street west, between r ana =
stneets north. running back Is feet 4incbeS
Terms: One frurth cash the resiiua in 6 % Ard
10 iohths, with interest, secured BY deed In trnst
on the premises, Title perfect. " "''
the term of sale should not he compIied with
@.thin I'VE Gays from the day of sale the rTon
WI De rgsold at the NIX and expense OF tie
sll9 ]. c: Mcguire CO., Auot..
NARSHAb'S SALE.-in virtue of a writ oT
80 PEI faclss issued on iudFmept oC condemn n
tion from the CLERK Office of the Cironit Con-,
the District OF Columbia for the c,;,ptN az
washington and to me directed, 1 vii expose
70 PuDiln sale, Tor cash, In front of the Hank
o. " ashngton. Inisaid DIstr OF, on TU ESDAY. the
<Ith DAY OF september next, 859. at 10 o'clook m
one God Watch seized and levied upon as The
goods and chattsls Of John p. Hilton Farnlsbes If
Thomas r. Williams, and will he sold to satissy I'm
OF, lals No al, To October term la59 in favor OF
Alter and Wiiston- IA '''' Vi
w. SELDEN, Marshal
selF'us Tor the District of Columbia
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SELLING OFF AT COST TO REMOVE.
$4,000 WORTH OF NEW GOoDs THAT MUsr BK
Run OFF IN A Few WEEKS,

Having leased the large and beautiful store room,
formerly occupied by Richard Davis, Pa avenue.
between 9Th and 10th streets, PionOforte Ware
room, where shsll remove IN few weeks after
Improving, identifying, &c; ard in order to 90 in
my new store with fresh stock of goods, will offer
rom this day NV present NEW AND ELEGANT
STOCK at prime cOSt prices.
My stock embraces every size, quality. range,
color and variety of fine Pearl. Silver, and Inlaid
PortemonaIes, Card Cases, Souvenirs, Dressing
Gases. w stands, Work boxes, Jewel and Udor
Boxes beaTtlfn PAPER Mache. Rosewood, and
China, Parian, and Bronzs Ornaments: Opera
Glasses beautiful Engravngs, In frames; fine
oval and Gothic Medallionx; Brushes and Combs !;
PerfumeTy, Soaps, &c; Children's Carriages
Rocking Horses, bird CAGES, Umbrellas, Porto
Los, Chess, DominOes; Fans of all kinds Ladies'
var ETY.; and an endless voriety of fine French,
Herman, and American Toys for children. I'm fact,
my stock Is the Ia ever ohsren in this city.
, III For any thing yOu want call early and get
barr aims. III J. MCLAUGHLIN,
Sc 10 Pa. av bet. 9Th and 9th SITS.
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II. J. McLAusHLINs, Market Space, between
Eighth and Ninth streets is just now the place, it
would seem from his advertisement in another
column, to buy all kinds OF fancy goods, toys, &c
He is going to move into the store lately occupied
0y Mr. Richard Davis. after thoroughly renovating
H. and wants to 90 in with bran new stock
Consequently he is running of his present large
and fine stock, he says at cost.
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Important pa,.n, C..

CHlcASo, Sept ls.-The Reaper salt Of Hussev
agalpst Mccormick has been decided in fsva, -
Hussey on all points N' va
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AUCTION HAZE

By. c. MCGUIRE CO., AucaoneeT,
ST Ef4EsRAAJJoAAU ss .s.sSS.1o TSQRsDay
ssoa Of sasrtsry SIX sI per
sI.e'e Corporation Of Alexandra Coupon Bopd...
. ,brS oa'.k of the Metropolis sGock.
sea- w J. q MEG ;IfGS CO.. aucsrs.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE CO., AuctIoneer..
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR-HORSE
\, towkn STEAM ENsINE. CARPENrER SHoP,
deed Of dated June g. s5 and duly H' recorded
among ths aad records for w ng ton county and
GS s.sS ssi :s Sn
al the Isrpenters shop OF the late James A. Whit
stpae o. the corner OF New York avenue and 18th
One four horse power Steam Engine and Boiler, in
De Planeing Machine, one MIortlciog Machine.
fra Ter carpenters shop, Brick nogsed Engine
About l,nco feet of Lumber, Old Frames Sash, &c.
1Trea nP possession given of the premises
m9Srths with interest, secured by deed In trust
on the premises.
sea1 T TEN g ,ioG EITEssHER, Trustee;
By T. BOWLING; GEORGETOWN.
IN GEoReErowS.Don MoN6kYA aFTER'
shall sell front Of the premi.es that yansbe and
vary desirable cot numbered sixty nine sitaated
tne corner oil First and Frederick streets, s. feet
Also, part Lot IN5 fronting SC feet on 81 street by
" itH spliHg OF water.
ausl T. BOWLING, Auct'r.
IHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONE Until,
Thu KSIAY, Septemb Or I'D, SINE hou ar nd place,
~nen ~ VIII be positively sold without reserve.
sezV-ts II. BOWLING, Auct.
NARSHA SAIE.-In virtue of two wrlts of
Az herl iaclss Issued from the Clerks Office of
the circuit Court Of the District of Co unbia for
the county OF Washington and TO me dIreSted, I
VII expose TO public sale, for cash, in front of t,n
Court House dosr of said COUNT, OF TIL SDAY
-navt Aaf.,
rIsht, tte, Claim and interest in and to lot No
III square No. &c !. In the city of Washinstnn ID q
together VI h all and singular the improvements
lntreon = .zed and levied upon r. the property OF
Ihos J Barrett. and will be sold tp satisfy Judi
cas No. l73. II May term 1859 in favor of e ssrye
ami thos. Parker & Co anil Hamilton h Leach
w. SELDEN Marshal
sc ~ Is fJr the District of Columbia
M.RSHAL'S SALE.-In IA of p writ of
w n aclas issued from the CLERKS Office of TIE
Circp tCnu,t OF the District of Columbia for the
County of w ashingtpn, and to diTectAd / will
II use door of SAID county, on THURSDAY the
18th a. OF October next 1853. at IL o'c Ock m tho
following described property. tn wit: All defend :
ants rlrht, title, calr, and interest in and 10 Sub
d,vISlnn No. % of SIUa No. 49, in the C ty of
Washington, ID. G together with ali and singular
the improvement thereon. seIZsd and levied upon
as thu property of Robert VI. Harrison. and viii he
sold to satisfy yudIeIals No. 81 to October term
| lG59, IN favor OF Samuel James
w. SCI. DEN, Marshal
Sc N ts for the district of Columbia.
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hIARShAL'S SALE-In virtue OF a writ of 6erl
l tacias Issued from the Clerks oihce OF the Cir
cUt Court OF the District of Columbia for the conn
y oil Washington and to me directed, 4 will expose
V public sa for cash, in front Of the Court Hons
door OF SAID county. oR THURSDAY, The al day
oil september, ls5a, at IL O'Clock u.the following de-
scribed property tn witt Il defendants rig ht title
calm aud interest IN and 10 Subdivisions Nos =
3, and 3; OF Square No. 4S2; also, Lot No Ia in
square No ga, IN the city OF Washington, ID. c.
together with all aud singular the improvements
thereon, Sc zed and levied upon as the property OF
WIN. H., Robert aud jos. NJ. Downing. and will he
sold 10 satisfy JCdlelais No. 81, To October term
1859, ia favor of y. g. Stephens surv OF John MuI
nkIn, VS.. Wm. u, RObt., Joseph NJ and Joseph
Downing, and Henry T. Greer.
w. SELDEN,
au 2s-ts Marshal for District of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOCGATIoN.-Mr.
J. l. Underwood left this city last week for the
west His departure is much regretted by a nu-
merous circle Of friends and acquaintances He
resigned the Office of register Of the Young Men 5
Christian Association which he has filed SO ac-
ceptably for some time, and Mr.. j p. Chase was
elected III his place.
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ACCIDENTS BY THE GALE-The L. s. steamer
Anacostia, which has been lying at the Navy
Yard, started out of the harbor on Saturday and
was caught in the gale, and driven ashore oppo-
site the Insane Asylum. Lighters were sent to
her relief, and on Sunday she was got of. A
church, Sixth Ward. was blown down in the
storm. Other houses in that ward were damaged
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERN0oN9 TOMORROW.

BY ]. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctloneers
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE NuR
II sERY OF SHADE TRsFs, BELONGING TO rae Es-
TATE OF THE LATE JAMES MAHER.-On TUES-
DAY AFTERNOON. September 10Th. lS5s At four
ocIock. ON the prem shall sell the large md
naLusoe collection nf shade and ornamental Trees.
,soout esn, togo with the unex pred lease on
h hn Nounn In the nursery OF the late James Ma-
north. o'' "0'"eoH " anu II sdeeSs
sac onsrsa very favorable opportunity for
tna men TO make profitable nvestment as the
condition. S' seieot kino' ana In gooo
Terms: One-thIrd cash the ,a.;su
est. f. q DYEp SEQ notes. bearing inter
THO. ]: FISHER. Executors.
So co :. Z. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
BY WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctlonesr,
CROCK OF A RETAIL GROCERY Sropr
- AT hu5rIoN.-On WEDNESDAY.9 can mn inst
corner Of 7th and " streets tho 800 n3sfthWest
Of grocer declining business compisioy. T t1.cs
Gonees, sugar, Starch, Backing and RmsSss'
store Fixtures, &C., &c. ware
Terms cash
sel7-d WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts
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FIRE.-The roofs some new buildings near
the new gas house, were discovered to be on fire
this morning; but the flames Were extinpuisb,d
by the neighbors without serious damagc
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Mr.. EDITOR: Please ask the attention of the
Commissioner of Public Grounds to the blown
down tees on the Government reservation on (
street, between Tenth and Fourteenth streets
CITIzFS
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Bv A. GREEN, Auctloneer


NALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN THE FTRsr
WARD AT AUETIoN.-On FRIDAY, the I6fb in
slant, shall sell, In front Of the premises AZ :
viz: ~ o"iuAHs LoIs,
Lot No. u, N square No. 2. fronting on north n
sos square feet, 1852 o"ihih
Lot No D. in Square No. 81, situated ~ ,ho oo,,ax
square feet, o"s six
Lot No 4, IN Square No. 81, fronting on north T..
OF 24th street, containing 5.2si square feet
Lows Nos aud s in Square No 81, situated at IN .
corner al n0ftn /. and Path streets No oon-
talns 1000 and No. 6 ssh square feet
Persona wishing TO rrTchase handsome building
iots are respectfully requested to examine the bean
n'u lo"atI"ns :" all the above described property
'hty Will hnd fhIs sale worthy their attention.
, Terms Tor Lots Nos. and g. In Square 81 made
known on cav OF sale perhaps il will be cash
For all the rest one quarter cash balance IL G. 10
and IL moHtN for notes bearing tsrest from day ~
sale deed given and a deed of trust taken. Title
Iudi sputable. ii'io
rhe sale will com nence on the FIRST n.med pron-
erty. seI2-dD A. GREEN 49,
DTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
20 qnei.@e nI me ram until WEDNESDAY, the
Il A. GREEN. Auct
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1T is worth the readers while TO read the new
advertisements Of Messrs. Dempsey O'Toole.

SANFORD's LIVER !xvIGoRAroR.- advert,ses
ITSELF on every trIai, for there none who use n
Out tell their friends to do so, and so ii goes from
mouth to nsouth, TIL all the people of the Union
nave learned the good of this truly valuable meui
clne IL is recommended, with tssimo nials To prove
klpd from the most Dysp :psla TO a common head,
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ofchildren. sold by all d. uggists. Sc Is 2w.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20

The AMOUNT or RAIN which fell here on Friday
and Saturday !ast, as estimated by Mr. Charles G
Page, at Grafton Cottage, his place near the city,
was six and fourteenth Inches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20

The Social FRIENDSHIP QUADRILLE AssocIA-
TON give grand cOtillon party this evening at
Stott's Hall, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
Twentieth street. Hayes band will be in attend