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AMERICAN SAILOR MURDERED AT BuEsos AYREs.
The Buenos Ayres Times of December 81 has the
following:
few evenings ago the officers of the United
States war steamer Metacomet or Pulaski gave
ball ON board their vessel, then lying in the Tigre
During the evening man was noticed to come on
board without invitation; one of the officers pres
emily took him aside and represented to him that it
was a private entertainment, at the same time
the boat with two sailors, but they had not pro-
ceeded far ere pistol shot was heard from the
boat another boat was sent after it, when il was
discovered that the stranger had drawn pistol and
shot one of the sailors through the body, and had
been knocked overheard by the other. The three
were brought back to the steamer, where the
wounded man was carefully attended to, but in
vain; the wound was mortal, and he was buried on
Thursday in the British cemetery. The murderer
has been handed over to justice. It seems to be
considered that he is insane his object according
to his account, was to dsustar Ito frighten.)
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pUILp1Ne sIArER1AL. BRICKS, F1REwoop

pEMoRUELLE, Dealer,
Al thu Old BASIN corner OF Toulouse and Franklin
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such as
lima Whie and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster of Paris Shin
gIes Laths Slaves Also English French and Amsrcan Fire
Bricks and all kinds of Firewood s,.,,5z,
adsS ~ " aua ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-17

NOR GoNORRIIEA, GLEET WEAKNESS, PAINS
IL in the Back, and all Urinary Affections. cr,,x, 80
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC SOLU-
TIoN-Ths word,renowned preparation cures all affections
If The anerave ORGANS whether chronic. Phys
clans Of England Of France and Of America s
eieacy Thousands Of sufferers have been relieved by it
Purely vegetable in composition 1t harmless as it Ell
eaeos The system becomes nvgoraed and the debated
WY oN op e $500 b. ABRAMS,
Sole agent for the United States
n,vl7 To AnohecarY aS Camp street. New Orleans.
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pLANTERs, PATENTED CORD WOOD

DLANTERs, PATENTED CORD WOOD
il CCTTER.
The subscriber is prepared 10 furnish the PLANTERS
PATENTED CORD WOOD CUTTER and invites all parties
interested planting to call and the performance of the
which will be working every of
u and P NJ at the store No. Canal This simple
chine will do, with two hands, much fifteen negroes
ia3l If r. w. q COOK. / Canal street.
ITO THE PUZZLED T.. MoRPHY, AUCTIoNEER
il begs inform his friends the public
tends sales pertaining auction business as he has
s The object Of this card Is to correct false i'm
Estate Believing himself competent any of his
leagues respectfully solieiis share of said Sales pledgn
himself his best endeeyors to give full satisfaction.
I'm
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billiard TABLES CONSTANTLY ON HAND
- and for sale from the mandatory Of Messrs NJ BRUINS
WICK BRO, 9neinnat Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables
BruAswcks Patent Cushions also Cloths Balls Cne and all
her trimmings Belonging to this line.
Al orders thankfully received and promptly attended
A. W. MERRIAM,
att "a Charles Biliar5 Rorr NJ o
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SHERIFEsH SAFES

Roun1n DisTnIcr coURr NICHOLSON CO. Va MARIE
EMILIK FCR5TALL, T. ". c.,
~ vassnsIfE ~ xxs-ft - A s.c-so ls.4ss
ID directed By the Honorable the Fourth District Conf of New
Orleans In the spoye entitled Will proceed 10 sell at
public auction, vt the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and MnEasns srssts on SATURDAY. the I7th day of
CERTAIN III lat 81 q, GROUND situated, lying and ~
ed by Poydras Perdido, s. John and ST. Peter NOV W
Frankn) Streets desFnaed BY the Number neW Oh HI raI
ocular plan made by peponiy Architect dated 9th Nav
lss and deposited II The , ONCE q Abel Dou
Peter (now Frnnkin Streets measures n An,ercp
sure about seventeen feet and inches from al Pavdss
parallel lines Together With all the buildings and
thereon and Az w ghts WAYS privileges advantages and
Seized In the above suit.
TERMS-Cash On the spot
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ouATRIESE cogE pE DIsTRIcr )P THoRoUGHGooD, h. de
dc Ia Nouseie Orleans Ell vs. SES CREANCIERS.
No 1858.
I'm yERTu DUN ordre de yente rendu lie
H de mars 1860 ct moi adrese par Phonorable Qua
trisme Coar DE- District te a Nouyee Orleans dams aaire
dessus e procedeai LUNUI de mars 1860 I heres
NJ sur les enx capres desgnes pour lie compile des
ancieIs de Pmovable la vente pubque adjudication de-
rue des Magasns % ct b dtage Natchez
taire. 7I'-a ~ = n n
Auss du tee resant du bail de dts eux expirant 81 de
noveinbre proclaim , rason de Sl20 Fam payable
suelement le premier de chaaue moi avance p
yge de renonEeer pour aimee sus Respiration du
dit bail. = =
Ahandonnes par rinsolvable creanciers.
CONDITIONS-Pour lie fnnds insalation etc. du resau-
rant compliant moment de REHABILITATION ct ponr bail
acquereur paiera loyer, an qu plus haut
cation
f. 4. PARKER,
ms 12 IA is 10 Sheriff de ii Paroisse d Orleans
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:, r. 7. PARKER,
sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
ouArHIEnE couH DsrRicrl NICHOLSON 4 co. VS.. MA
o,, RiEEMIIJR FoRsT ALL
ae NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. xdec l. TUTRICE, etc.

della sosvesorlsa t T9rh Esas1 s alL
~ moi sdresss par Honorable oaaeme 6oar de bsrcf az
SAMEDI, II de mars 1869 midi iiIi5ef de Ia f's me
de Ia Commune entire les du Camp Ct es Waeasns Ia
yente publi1ae ct adjudication de- - ~ e' . 20
UNTEkRAis situe dams le Premier District de cette Vile
dams et borne par les ,e Poyras Perddo SJean ct 81
suxan plan Pa5'sasr dtese Depoay archiece
public cette willie lie dit foe snale ia rnes Pow
dras ct St Pierre apionfdhu Franu nesure anne
cane dx sept pieds cnq pouces face Ia rue Poy
dra sur psds neu oucea dc roondear entire
Ensemble ayec toues les batisses
rations q existent lie dit terrain les roits nries
serytudes Ct asantages attaches Of apparsenant
" toni sa,si dams palfsire ci-dessns.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Rehabilitation
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'1u t4ofutIt
T.. T. PARKER.
felb ~ ms III II Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d, Orleans,

Of New Orleans. { HIS GREDiToRs NJ n l;;ss -
BIZ W, 1880 ssassll md md IL obsdience to order
Honorable the Fourth District Court Or New Orleans in the
above entitled matter VIII proceed public auction
itors of said insolyent: 10 " ~ 80
The contents fixtures ETC. aresauat situate at No 46
Magazine street ID and Sd story between Natchez and Graver
me lrs District this city, per inventory e
Also the gnexpred term Of the lease said premises up
70 the 3ls November next 0 the Of $1,000 per
and every month IN adyance with privilege Of renewing for
Surrendered by said insovent 10 his Creditors
9-TERMSFor the contents fixtures etc. or the restaurant
cash on the And for the lease the purchaser pay
any cash on the spot.
E. 7. PARKER,
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A WIS AUX CONTRIBUABLEs.3LE soussI-
IA gne Collector at n0tife lie present avis
toutes personnes PEat pour 1859 cees
pour $780, dams lie Premier District de cette VILE de
2 City Hail. roiaieIne etage Of
usdcs dams e temps present. par 4 io sous peine
Heures de bureau de A. NJ a3 P. NJ
. THOS. ASKEW, ~
mia ont (oiecteur Premier District.
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10 VARIETIES u IT. lie ,v STABLES ar 90
Next the Varieties Thester
Tho undersigned respectfully gives notice That having pnr
CHASED the above Stables he will be prepared at all
tinss N furnish HORSES and BUGGIES for HIRE at the
usual rates. -, 81, .....f :.
offer FOR SALE a stock Of SINGLE and MATCH HORSES,
comprising the selections of the Northern market lie res
sectfny socs share Of the public patronage and invites all
who fancy ne stock call and inspect the animals now
hand. x ppprer
faIS
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n NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
~ IRON WuRKsThe undersigned beg leave to inform
~kSS the public and builders generally that they
w featuring all kinds Of Architectural and Building Iron
Work. their foundry corner Of Magnolia and Eraso streets
Office In Davidson Row Carondeet streetsnch Verandahs
Rafting Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs, Iron Bridges, Roofs, etc.
They keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron Col
un venttors end Sash Weights etc. and OIL all orders Of
every description Of Cang Columns Store and House Fronts
BENNETT Il LURGEs, Dayidsons Row,
je24tf Carondeiet street.
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Tx ATHMAN'S TROPICAL ROOFING
Cheaper and superior any other In Southern
climate.
Its tested and recognized qualities are
LIST. DURABIIITY-eaual to The best state roofs.
ID. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES any other no cracks
or leaks being possible.
3d. BEAuTY-It smooth and granite like
4th CHEAPNESS-H costs much less than, though
good any slate wood roof and less than
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public,
cost of cutters and valleys.
5th JNCoMBUsTIBuITY-It will resist fire better than
sate-roof
6h CONTINGENCIES will not soften under the hest of
this climate and the interior Of buildings from the in
heat of summer.
7th soLIDITYIt becomes harder and smoother from
be put roofs of slope and being of light
weight does not require heavy raers support it while
liable eorroson and breaking does require repairs
The " TROPICAL R0OFINGn is a chemical compound Of
substances several of which peculiar alone combined
In proportions discovered actual experiment and experience
in this city.
Testimonials Of the the the hands
Of thu agent and be verified by wishing be-
fore contracting.
An orders left at the Posteaice, Box No. p Will be
promItl attended to, apply to
J. @. KAUFMAN,
fei6 " corner Of Rienvle and Marais sta.
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TREAsUHERs OFFICE
City Of Jefferson, January LIST, 1850.
NOTICE To TAX PAYEKS-Notice is here
lS BY given oa residents indebted
years due and payable from the LIST day
Of January, 1860, to the LIST Monday in june ls61.
Notice further given that will be Office, Of
vaence and Leyee streets from O'Clock n to o'clock
mentioned time they will be dealt With according to law
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3IEGAT, NOTICES.
IcHoT, Deputy clerk.

do ia Nouyeile. Orleans FTTZsTMMONs.-No. I6 1S9.
A Wis est par lie present d0nne aux cream
n dite succession personnes
que celia peut davsr dddue sous dx daier
de presene esqneies
prsscnte par Executeur du dsfnnt
point APPROVE homoone les foods entire mains repars
confornement dit compte.
Par ordre do Ia Cour
ma IL, MIGHOT, Deputk Gref6sr,
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A TLANT1C DRY DOCK, ALGIERs,-THE
subscriber having recently constructed this Dock under
hs own Is new prepared take in ships steamers
Agier opposite the steamboat landing where in connection
with the Docks the subscriber will continue the Shipyrpt and
Caulkng Business which his long experience the facilities
possesses together with his personal supervision of all work.
fell I'm JAMES MARTIN, Proprietor.
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DEuxrnxE couE Pr DsrRlor succEssIoN DE JOHN A.
4 TTENDU que John NJ. Desmarest a pre-
IA sente petition la Gour Fefet dfobenir les Leres
Administration Ia succession de fen Jehn A. Davis decide
intestat-
par present donne tous cex one celia peut con
cerner dayor deuire dix iours pour
qnelles il ne serait pas fa droit la dte petition
Par ordre de la Gour.
rnI2 Graft
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Japan and the Japanese

Isolated and alone; Japan, with its mineral
and fossil wealth, has for centuries resisted all
attempts at tinter-communication. Immutable
as the proud front of its giant mountain peak,
1t dehed extrinsic encrOachments. Insulous
In Its character, with rock-bound coasts.
mountain sides rugged with projecting points,
tumultuous seas, and bays choked by shelv-
ing rock, it would truly seems las If Proyi-
denee had designed it to be kind of little
world by itself" The islands of Japan, sc.
cording to Perry, 1850 in number-lie be-
tween the eastern cost of Asia and the western
coast OF America, and are called by the inhab-
ltantS NiphOn, and by the Chinese Ciphon,
signifying in both languages, the "Basis or
Foundation of the Sun. Their discovery was
claimed by the Portuguese about the year
l342, but the honor, it is conceded, has been
awarded to Marco Polo, anterior to that time.
From striking resemblance in the cast of
features and complexion, as well as in dialect
which has strong affinity with the Chinese,
the accepted opinion is that the Japanese are
sprung from the Tartar race. Their computa-
ton OF time takes its rise from Min-O or 600
B u, whence the authentic history of the
kingdom commenced
The Japanese religion is Pagan, and their
cities are adorned with costly temples DR..
Ihurnberg says they acknowledge and honor a
supreme Being, and that in one of their tenn
Plies the infinite power of this "god of gods
Is personated by smaller gods, numbering
33,333, all standing around the great idol
that represents God. The Portuguese visited
the empire in l549, accompanied by mis-
slOnaries, among whom was the celebrated
Francis Xavier, with the object of chris
tianlzing the inhabitants. To the deceitful-
ness and rapacity of these hypocritical faith
ers, who, after having razed three thousand
of the idolatrous temples to the ground, con-
cocted a most extrayagant conspiracy against
the Emperor's life and throne, may be attrib-
uted that exclusive and. d.anti-commerciaI policy
to which they have SO long adhered.
In 1880 Japan refused all knowledge of other
countries, except, indeed, that commerce ac-
corded to the Dutch which had, antecedentIy
TO the expedition of Com. Perry, for the greater
part diminished. That the almost insurmount-
able barrier of prejudice and bigotry, that has
hitherto shut out Japan from among the nations
OF the world, is at length overcome, and that
the imperial head of the country has thus rec
ognized the Importance of an intercourse with
the United States, is a significant fact in the
history of the present country.
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By. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctoneers.

BY J. y. mcUUlhE Il a. CO., AucUOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SUPERIOR AND
FEcTs, BEING THE ENTIRE EFFECTS OF THE "VEk
NON H0UsE."-Ry virtue OF a deed of trust bearing
date March I'd, 1850, executed br Henry r. Johns te
the undersigned trustse, and duly recorded among
shall sell on THURSDAY, May 10th, isso, com.
mencIng st 10 O'Clock m, all the Furniture and
Effects OF the ernon House" situated at the cor
ing the Furniture and Effects of IS rooms, ali oi
which is neariy new and OF superior quality. We
Handson,e Carved Walnut Parlor Suites, finished
in Fancy Covers and Hair Cloth,
Marble-top Center, Sofa and Side Tables.
Walnut Etegeres, Rockers and Fancy Chairs,
Handsoms Gilt-freme Mirrors, of various styles.
Walnut Hat Tree, Hall Chairs, Rugs.
1iicloth thrsrg hout the passages and stairs,
riench Chlna Vases and mantei Ornaments,
Superior Oak French Dining Chars,
Qua utv of superior Granite, Dinner, Tea and
Silver plated Csstors. FicEI. Stands, Cake Ba.,
Table Cutlery, Walters, Table Cloths,
Handsomely Ornamented Solid Oak Chamber
Solid Walnut Chamber Suites, carved and with
Marble-tops,
Walnut Single and Double Bedstesis,
Toilet fis ss.s soofIns Gls:sss spistoous
sup or Cqried BAR, Spring and Husk Mattresses,
Feather Bolsters and Pillows,
Blankets, Comforts: Counterpanes, Sheeting,
Together with a general assortment of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, all Of which is nearly
., new and of excellent qualify.
Terms; .S25 and under cash; over that sum q
notes, bearing interest.
APPS dad. wh 4 ssGGfsE ssSMfssEsNsc cG cTGrnstss sssi.
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- 1t is said of Julien that, shortly before
his death, he entered his house armed with a
large knife. Come here" said he to his
adopted child, girl about eighteen years old
~ am going to let you hear the angels sing -
lie was going to cut her throat She had pres
ence of mind enough to reply, willingly; but
before go let me hear you play on the fiageo-
let, that may compare your music and
theirs" Julien thought the idea excellent,
and went to get his fageolet While he was
gone, the child called the servants. the un-
nappy madman was secured and carried to the
private madhOuse, where he died few days
afterwards
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AUCTION SALES.
by c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.
LL I0Al.H XAI.IIAR /,

~ c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
HiSHLH VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
IN w DSJi,ffSS MY OF " AsHINGTnN AT PUBLIC AUrIoN,
,n,sL Oa w On ESDAY AFTERNOON, NAV I'd. A.
~ W., on IN premises we shall sell Lots Nos
ane h ~ subdivision of Square No. pas front nT
escn - Ieet on north street between l3:h and Ias
VEST, running back a feet to 80 feet aIey
~ s s.ocdt2n OF these Lots, fonting immediateiy
on fanki IN Square, and Overlooking the entire
oy r enaets I them very desirable for hand some
Immedistely after. on the premises, we shall sell
h nct 20. IN square No. 25l. fronting a. fest Z
s. On New fOTk avenue, at the corner of I4tb
srst and running through to north street
inches The position of this lot is vailed
as sue Tor a fret class residences ~'0N
% ately alter, on the premises we shall sel
.spa LOT y o. =, In fquare No. 254 fronting 50 feet
ho.oe on fennsJlvanla avenue. at the corner of
lfln stIret west running back IO9 feet with the i'm
pIoVehents, consisting of a substantial and we'll
sflaufed four story Brick Dwelling House with
biiok Dack building; containing two hand some
s,ofes on the avenus front, twelve good rooms IN
out buildings ~ "''
Terms: One fourth in cash; the residue in 6. p.
70, ana twenty fOur months, with interest secured
purchasers. 49, ~ ~ vi '''0
'aP 17-eO&ds &c. MoGUIRE& CO., Aucts.
UrTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until TG ESDAf AFTERNOON, May 9Th, same
mar 2 }. C. Mcguire "a CO. Au-,,
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NJ, MRS. MSCoR NIck's SCHOOL.
WOOD AND COAL.

+ tfuELF e La
have now one Of the most extensive stocks q
Euel In Washington, oonslsting Of
White Ash Broken Coal, Red Ash Egg Goal,
Nv NH Mhlte Ash Egg Coal, Red Ash Stove Coal
Ets and Stove siEes '' Do. Smiths cosl.
Wosa, sawed and split. in al oases.
All Of which will sell at the lowest prloes for the
III All scoOsnts now staDdIrF will be presented
before the LIST of January, $780, and II Ia earnestly
hoped will be promptly settled:
Wood and Coal Dealer, 18th and c sta,
de0 near Canal.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auotloneers
VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ~
The FIRST WARD AT AUcrIoN,OOn WED.
NESDAf AFTERNOON, May 9th, at half past
oO'ciock, on ths premises, we shall sell the follow
Ing unimproved property in the First Ward, VIZ:
Lot |, Ssuare IS 4 p87I. souar "a fac, N' '~'

- aFrontlne respectively on Nj street north. between
tween NJ and N, and street, between 25i and 24th
- Terms One,fourth cash; the re,idue in g. 10 and
u months, with interest secured bJ deed m trust
on on the premises. All conveys at the cost of
the purchaser. ~ Vi
ap Sn-d J C.. McGITIRE Cn Arotz
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MARSHAL'S ShLE.-In virtue of q writ of 6eri
WI fs cIas issued from the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court OF the District of Co umbis, for the
county OF Washington, and to me directed. will
expose to public sale for cash in front of the court
house door of said county, on FRIDAY, the 18th
day of Nav next, 1850, at p Q'c ock m ali defend
ant right, title, clam and Interest in and to the
east part of lot NO. sqUaIe No. 26s fronting
n feet inches an Marylan avenue, between 3th
and lSn streets west, and running back the whole
depth of said lot, together with all an singular the
improvements thereon. seized and LEVIED upon a.
the property of Thomas Hughes, and will ne sold
to satisfy yudiclas No 23O to May term, 1860, in
favor of r.. Cotton. w SEIDEN
an 2n dis Marshal for the District Of Cnlnrn Ia
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATlON.-ProE BROWN viii OPen the
lz the Washington lnstltate, q BOARDING. and asy
spacious rooms Of the Old Capitol, on MONDAY. /.
9Th inst Parental care for the pupils, the great
est perlenoe and tact m teaeAnG, with the beauty
and na ionaty Of the loSatioB. invite % extend
ed patronage. Terms and references st the Instl-
tuition. Sim
M MRS. McCoR GlCk'S SCHOOL.
NlRS. MCCORMICK desires 20 inform her
friends and the public general that she will resume
the duties of her School, the lat Monday In Sep
tenber next
TIE course Of study pursued will comprise oil the
branches requisite 70 . thorough English educa-
ton
In addition 10 her day scholars she is DESTROYS Of
receiving into her family few pupils es boerders,
ssec from 10 70 lt years, who viii be under her
mediate care and oversight
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care Of pupils have been considerably i1creas&
and Otherwlse improved. Those in Washinfton
desiring particular information with reference 20
the Star.
For terms and further particulars sppl. 81 her
rcsidenoe-No. 80 Cameron stregt, AlexsndriA. We.
jV T-n
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NJARSHAL'S SSALE,-In virtue of a writ of ne

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of q writ of heri
WI faclas issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of the Dstr ct of Columbia, for the
county OF Washington, and to me directed. / will
expose to public for cash. in front of the court
house door of said county, on FRIDAY, the llth
day of May next, 1862, at y O'Clock all defend
ants right, iite claim and interest IN and to the
following described Lots, together with s and sin
gular the improvements thereon. viz: Lots Nos.
square LESS, lots Nos. 2 5. 4, S. and g. in square
n rthwest of square No. GSS; lot No. g. In square
No S5, lots Nos. and 7, In square No. ,O9; and
Washington. ID c seized and levied apon as the
property of John F. Dyer and will be sold to satis-
Coz Sc. Snowden d Corse. w. SELDEN,
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
dts
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DENTISTRY.

Nj TEETH.
vi LOOMS, M, D., the inventor and patentes
of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at -
tends personally az his ofloe in this city. 0I11I
cannot wear others, and no person can wear otherr
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling 81 my Office can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may deelre
but TO those who are particular and wish the purest
oleonest strongest, and most perfect dentsre that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE VII be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No, 33e Pa avenue, between
9Th and 10th sts. Also, 901 Arch street. Philsde-
phia- 90 i-1y
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L IBERAL BOOKS
IL SOLD AT ADAMSON,S,
Sspenth Street, opposite the Post 0Fee.
Tom Paiue's eomp etc works. Voltaire's Philo-
s,phlcal Dictionary, ID. Holbach Letters to Eu-
geria Tom Psine's Age Of Reason, Co. Ethan
Allen Oracles of Reason, and the Investigator, a
Boston weekly paper for Liberals.
Battles and Prints of Heensn and Sayers Is cents
Fights for the Championship Of England from
l794 down Tn 1853, only Is cents. ?
Also. Owen swift's Boxing without Master,
II cents. ---s-s
Morgan's Exposure of Freemasonry. Is cents
= IL hne Views of Washington city, only IS cents
Paper. ADAMSON'S, seven. sfreet,
apN IT opposite Past OfEas.