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By A. GREEN, AucIosser.

EASELLENT SALE or HOUSkHOLDANp
hiTcHfN FuRNTTrRx. AT Aver = On
TUESDAY. the aIst instant, st 10 o'oIoot q m II
shsl sell ~ the residence of gentleman deoiplne
housekeePlrg, on .. street. between eth and lo h
Furniture, viz:
One Walnut Psrlor Suite. 6 Peices.
Mahogany. Rosewood Marble top Center Tables
Rosewood Reception CHRIS aud Vsses,
sleepy Hollow and Walnut What-not,
Mahogany Wartrobes aud Bedsteads
Marie top Dressing and other Blu eau.
Marb- top sud MaloTAay wash- Of aka,
~ Inc lot Of Engravlngs Of various sorts,
walnut Tables and Cane seat chairs,
Gilt and other Looking GLASSES,
Feather Beds, Pillows ard Boltters
Blankets, Comforts, q allts sheets and Cases.
HAIR, Co ton Top and dutk Msttrassee
Cottage, Double and Singie Bedstsads
0ne tBn lett ExteBs on Table, Walnll.D
Three Ply; Ingram and oth,I Carpets,
Neueusn Carpet aud Stair Rods.
Ou Cloth, Mats, and Gas Chandeliers,
Knives, no ks, Tea and Table spoons,
One Complete Dinner Sett.
Chlne, Glass and Crsckery Ware,
Paror adiator ard Air Tight Stoves,
One Morning star Coekin Stove, nearly new.
A large Let of Kitchen Requisites, and ulssr other
a ucles too numerous 10 ~numerate.
Terms: All sums Of and under S25 cash: eysr
rs, credit of so and 80 days for nOtes A. Ss ga
toniy endorsed, bearing interest
aus A. GREEN, Auct
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The LAST OF COLONEL CRoss.-To-day Col
Cross will be s'ntenced. A large crowd of people
thronged the Quarter Sessions on SATURDAY., I'm ex.
Pectation that sentence would then be pronounced,
but their curiosity was not gratihed. The dis
posal Of the reward Of $3.50 is public but II 10
understood that the bulk Of IL will go u the con-
federate Of Col Cross who sold him into the hands
OF Justice. Col. Cross female companion is still
In New York, to which place she went to raise
money to secure the safe flight Of the illustrious
Colonel.-PhiLadslphia Am rican Avg 10
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MISSOURI ELBcTIoN.-The returns for Governo,
prom seventy counties In Missouri foot ND m fol
kows claiborne F Jackaon 50 l2s: S.nel. Or,
Yo,l3o; Hancock Jackson, ssh, which is not his
Null vote, the returns from some of the counties
tseing incomplete.
Mr.. Orr was the union candidate; MIR. c. F.
jackson was the regular nominee of the demo-
Hfae before the rupture Of that party, and after.
yards, when he gave in his adhesion to MIR.
kouglas as the candidate for the next Presidency:
Nr. Hancock jackson was nominated against him
~ the Breckenridge wing Of the party. Hi,
present majority over Mr.. Orr is upwards Of 5000
votes, and will be largely increased by the coun.
ties yet to be heard from.
Mr.. Barrett has been elected to the present Con.
gress from the st. Louis district, and the follow
lag named gentlemen, it is supposed, have been
elected from the several districts 10 the next Con-
gres:
!. Francis p. Blair, rep, vice Barrett, dem.
2. Jas. 5. Rollins, union, vice Anderson, dem
3. John b. Clark, dem, reelected
l. EliJah Norton, dem e, wee J. Craig de m
s. John w. Reid, dem, vice woodson, de m
g. John 8 Phelps, dem, reelected.
.. John w NOEL, dem, reelected
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1J The Saturday Review speaks of a story
that the ladies Of the congregation OF a fashion.
able preacher In London, are subscribing fund
to procure him a divorce
UJ-Mr. w. J. Conner, a merchant from Mad.
1907, Ark terminated his existence at the G ave-
30 mouse, Memphis, Tuesday, by swallowing a
quantity Of morphine.
III Two tons Of whortleberries were received
In Chicago on Tuesday last from the western
towns Of Michigan.
III There were, 1t is stated, about $50 person
at Point Lookout on the 10th instant
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ID In New York, the report of the City In
spector shows large increase in the table Of NOR
tality during the week ending the 18th instant
1t being 6Si, 157 more than during the previou,
week. or these there were 127 men, 95 women
~ boys, and 2l0 girls. Deaths from the brain
and nerves IA; from lungs, throat, &c. 136; from
stomach and other digestive organs, PAL; from un
certain and general fevers, IS; from the skin and
eruption fevers, so; and % from violent causes
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OxYGKNATED bITTEks.-We have frequent oc
essions to speak Of this remarkable medicine, be-
cause we have full faith In its excellence and
Know OF many instances where II has perform. d
ailnos, miraculous cures: 1t is principally de-
ard numerous disorders of the stomach IN was
os"set-d and perfected by a reg ular physici an,
a'e, F'ars 81 research and practical experience in
af me " Is entirely unlike all other specifics
go Nh nc we ere acquainted, and extracts the
oise,se oy It's very roots, leaving no vcstige be-
Iinc- soia pY AL r'spectable druggists In the
7 nIted Sta.ts -Fiag Of Ohr Nain.
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W The Richmond Enquirer announces in its
number Of yesterday that Mr.. William F. Ritchle
and Mr. VIM. w. Dunnavant have disposed of
tneir interest In that Journal which will hereafter
be conducted by Messrs Nat. Tyler and o. Jen-
nIngs Wise, as editors and proprietos, in con-
junction with Mr.. w. B. Allegro. This change
involves no variation in the political Of the
Enquirer, which will be steadily devoted to the
cause Of Breckenridge and Lane
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IL Two Syrian gentlemen are now in this
country for the purpose of obtaining contributions
Tor the relief Of the sufferers by the late disturb
ances In that country. They bring letters from
American missionaries and eminent men in Bey-
rout urging their claims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-15

MeNuMENT TO RosERr FuLroN We le,,n
that the citizens Of New Orleans have raS
70 honor the memory Of Fulton by erecting a stu
pendous monument, one hundred and aftv sest an
nsg hf aud ten feet In diameter, with stairway on
The inside, at the Intersection OF Fulton and Canal
streets facing the custom house, aud in the srest
tnofonghiafe AID heart OF the vast Commercial en-
airs, which viii be an honorable token md tri.
butte from the owners OF the swsrms Of yteamboas
tbss crowd ths busy wharves. Ely
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u The Great Eastern is anchored in the North
river, of Hammond street. She will not return
to the wharf, but runs a steamer for the accom-
mediation of passengers. She sails for Europe to-
morrow, the 10th, and was to be closed to visitors
fo-day
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P0RAna.

'''' Mrs Gen. Gaines is at the National
...' Gen Harney and DR.. Wood, u. $. A are
at Kirkwoods'. ~
'---S Senator Slidell is at the Sweet sprino.
near Greenbrier White Sulphur, Va
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u The steamer North Star, from Aspinwall
brings over one million Of California gold. Gen
Harvey, U. 8. \. 10 among the passengers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-15

NEw Music" Reverie,'' composed for the
plano forte by Massone, and dedicated to Lady
Bloomnsld-Marsh, publisher-has just been re-
ceived from Metzerott
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The DEMOCRACY OF GEORGIA .-The Breckin.
fidse democrats Of Georgia held their State Con.
rention at Milledgeville on Wednesday last w.
j. Vsson, Esq., Presided. Eighty-nine counties
out OF l32, were represented by delegates and
eleven by proxies, the whole number of dele
ga'es present being two hundred and eighty.
Inc proceedings seem to have been harmonious
Inc whole action Of the Georgia delegates a,
balnmore was sustained; the declaration of prin-
ciples Of the Seeding Convention heartily ap.
proved; and the nominations of Breckinridge
and Lane endorsed and ratified The following
gentlemen were chosen Presidential Electors for
the State:
State az La,gs Hon Charles J. Mcdonald. OF
CoDo; Hon ii X. Jackson, Of Chatham
II fW fhs DistrtefS.-l. Peter Cone of Bullocb.
:. w; NJ. Slaughter, of Dougherty; O. o. C. Glib.
son, Of SPeulding; Hugh Buchanan, of Cow, IA:
Lewis Tumlin, Of Cass; 6. Hardy Strickland,
tMcIntosh, Of Ebert - " :"
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AUCTION SALES.
Ry A. GREEN. Auc.ionser.

- HousKs on lSIsrH srnrtT ox y,,, I
A AZ! moa ~ ESD ~ the ct inst.n', shall
part Of Lot No. 6, IN square No ~, vita the IN
Provements yhlch are two rood IN ee- story fame
houses, VI osct ouloinr, containing eisht or ten
This property 10 handsomely sItu.ted, frontinr
on iss street yest. bet Seen south b and c street,
Terms One fourlh cash; balances IN g. r. a. ARD
~ months Tor notes afine i.teHest from das III
indispusable. h'Ao
an IS A. GREEN s,,t
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Spirit Of the Morning Pres

The Constitution cfiticises the late speech of
Senator Criitenden, at Louisville, XIV.
The lstsihgsnesr asks, 4" What are we quarrel
ing about" and quotes from southern authority
a. 1t has already done from northern, TO show
that the slavery question is settled.
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FALLING OFF IN cusroM HoUsE RECEIPTS
The decrease in receipts from customs at New
York, for the last seven months, taken in com.
Par!son with the corresponding period Of last
year, II ~ ,fsl 900. At Boston s3il 900, r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-15

Iron Wednesday last, in Chestertown, as
several workmen were engaged In putting up the
brackets in the new court house, the scaffolding
on which they were standing gave way, and pre-.
cipitated them to the ground njuring the foreman.
Mr.. Charles Askew, very severaly, he suffering q
compound fracture of the leg below the knee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-15

~ quested At the Council Chambar, IN the
e Cdiy aau, on THURSDAY EVENING next, at
the erection ola Monument to the memory of the
late JOsEPH GALES. The object Of this meet
ing Is initiate measures tor the purpose of carry
val OF the entire community. auI4St
nF.C0ME AND SEE OUR CELEBRATED
NS NAVY FLANNEL COATS at S4I50 at
au INV SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh street
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TO FARMERS AND SPECTATORS,
ONE AND IN


=, ] wish TO give you notice that 1 intend leaving
this city a bout the middle of che coming week foS
en- y Te naylns already spent here some
or s sptlcl gated could must hurry up INV cakes
a and DC on as ny very much needed in
willing to help themselves, at the sam, tins Eesp
ing slight watch over my own welfare. IL might
this world and also help their ghbors at the same
llme to ca and see my fence, on the square oppo-
life lille it is in reach and can be had '0o VI
MY bel"ved farmers And those interested in farm
willie have been with you, and a. have aiwo1s
been very much interested the farmers interest
30 NOT feel as though could wish leaving SO many
ton shall have left me when leave you That is
mat have doue my duty. have toiled and labored
fpossbe, of the error Of your ways; TO eniIs tea
and open your eyes SO that you might prosper t6ere
to dscard obsolete plan and adopt far chsapse
and much better one. You must be mn and doSSne
while the day lasts. - e
My two Patents are SO complete
AS LOT Portable Fence they can't be beat;
THIS Portable Fence is like you end me-
Iou can move It to wherever You wish it to be.
My friends one and all, without reference to oreed
kems mber my motto is to help those that need !"
Ny benevolent hand extend 70 ali
VINO come up like men and buy at first call.
ahe rights are so cheap, no man will complain.
So up to my mould While my fur ace hon;
ana cast In your dollars and buy on the spot >
The time that you wa, to by talking and THINKING.
won pay ior two patents and save you from sInk-
This Pc table Fence you can move with ,,s., ..
ana nook IL together wherever you please.
Then 60 to your bed and rest at your ease,
And think OF your fence and how, GU are pleased;
And Your Ssn nsshbors and chillren win praise you
odassq ssSsrs Hoa..
h'ns eG;S2RxiiRsiIGEE sA v An b seslGiS
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The WKArHER.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning 10 made from the Amer.
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation IL
about O'Clock
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DEAD A. J. o. Bannan, Fourth Auditor Of the
Treasury, whom we have already mentioned as
having been struck with paralysis at Capon
Spring, died at that place yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-15

APPOINTMENT OF MAIL AsKNT.-At st. Dennis,
Relay House Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
VIM. l.. Ritter is appointed local mail agent, In
place Of Henry Carroll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-15

SPALDING's PREPARED GLuE.-This article is
the best preparation we have ever used for the
purpose Of repairing splintered veneers, furni-
ture etc where glue is required, and 10 so chem
ically prepared as to be always ready for use
Calendar, Hartford, Aug 81, 1859
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REPORT OF AN INDIAN FIGHT NEAR FORT RILEY
NOT CREDITED The report published by us yes
terday Of terrible Indian fight near Fort Riley,
in which 1t 10 alleged about 800 Pottowattomies
and Delawares were killed, is not credited at tt
Indian Bureau.
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ABSENCE OF THE CoMMANDANr OF TIE Navy
YARD Commodore Buchanan, the efficient and
courteous commandant of the Washington Navy
Yard, left the city yesterday afternoon on brief
visit to the Saratoga Springs. He will prob ably
be absent not longer than two weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-15

By J. c. MCGUIRE e. CO. Au ,tioaesrs
DEREMPTOkY SALE OF MILLINERY
Il AND STRAW GooDs, EMBRoIDkRIEs. TAM
MINGs. LkCEs PERFUNgRY, FANCY 6ooDs. &c
On SATURDAY MORNING, August sth oop,-
menolng a. lock and continuing from day 10
day unti the whole 10 disposed Of shall sell, az
tn store OF X. C Ste, eus, Esq, No 33e Penn.
ayenue, between eth and 10th streets, large varI-
ETY. OF goods 10 hls line. comprising-
Grape and SILK Bonnets Of new shapes,
Trimmed and untrlmmed Straw Bonnets, Hats ead
colorec asir and Straw Bounet..
Cooted. Blsef and W hIte Jockey Hats,
Cambria and Swiss EdelDgs and fnsertInss,
10 90 Bands and STRIPE.
6imps, Cords, Braids, PRINCES, rluted Ribbons,
Gsuze and Siik, Silk Buttons, Plain Drop Tas
Resl vslsncia, English Thread, Cotton,
Imperial Eslenola SIX, Blond and every other va
Hoop ShTts, French Artificial Flowers,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's silk and 6insham I'm
s.vins siif.. Spool Cotton.
Hair Pins Of all kind =, Head Dresses,
bair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Combs,
opera " "a ees, Portemonaies, Card Cesea,
Gold and Silver ThImbles, Tuck Combs,
Luhin's, Harrison's and Jules HauIe's bsst Rx-
French and German co'orpes.
Hsir Oil, Pousde. &c &c.
"A 10 OF which Will be 90 d without reserve.
Terms; $50 and ugder, cash; over that sum
credit OF 81 and 20 days, for approved endorsed
notes bearing interest
al | d >. c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auots.
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DEATH OF MRS. HoLr.-Last evening about
O'Clock, the estimable lady of the Postmaster
General, who has been for a long time in pre-
carious state Of health, breathed her last. sur
rounded by large circle Of relatives and friends
Although this sad event was not altogether un-
looked for, a. for some time past she has been OBJ
served to be rapidly declining, yet, % highly
esteemed was she by all who knew her that II
was with the profoundest regret the announce
ment Of her decease was received. Many
well recollect her as the accomplished Miss
Wickliffe, than whom there was none at that
day possessing qualities which would be more
likely to recommend them to the respect and ad-
miration Of all whom they might become ac-
quainted than the deceased. On the morning of
yesterday, in the presence Of her venerable pa
rents and others, the Sacrament Of the Lords
supper was administered by the Rev. DR. Tustin,
Of the Presbyterian church, Of which she was an
exemplary member Deceased was about thirty
eight years Of age.
Her remains will be conveyed to her late home
In Kentucky, in the 3 20 train this afternoon,
where the funeral obsequies will be observed.
As a token Of respect to the deceased, the Gen.
eral Post Office Department was closed at an early
hour this morning, and will so remain through
out the day.
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ALL KINDS OF CAVE
Bought at the Highest Prices,
At KLOTZ's RESTAURANT,
an H-eolm- Ninth ST.. bet. Pa. az and d st.
GIAk hkSF fEMKts srs SE ss sf IAs
also. REYNOLDS sPEci iFIicciff 6f G rakL .;
" sc. FosD.
n HOOP SKIRTS.
d3eca F TeSs n. this nS5"ins large
prices J. w COLLEy A. CO
S, cALy HRSEk FSkR Y. z,xp DaUocrsr,
PURE DRtRSs,.' CHEMICALS.
STANDARD FE !.IIfi.Y MEDICINES.
iei5 IN ,' PR rEEF,SsTsd
CHOICE ARTICLES @ foR THE TOILET.
FRrf FahESS$i sSifsS
The proprietor's personal attention give at all
t hSGrs TO the compromising fPhyscans Prescrp-
JussT. R BIS LARGE LOT OF FALL
iN ~ ~ Sml ;. No. 400 Seventh street, oppo-
elte rost Once. au il-5w
WILLIAM b. ENTwIsLE,
APOTHECARY,
tforHerig UHh J: L. KidtceH ESQ or Gso,seto,cn
thai he f tss G sFen
AlkDrpg stand AZ the corner of 18th street ~
OAOand Pa ave., where he will be found "a
at all honrs, and will keep a fresh and well
selected st OK OF DRUGS, FANCY ARTICLES,
Drug store He promising those who NAV favor
to their wants ~ ssSo"sioh
N Exclusive personal attention riven 70 tie
eompounding oil Physicians Prescriptions at ali
nus, -e- " a-sne au l-2w.
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY ISIocA
ied 10 beauti al and healthful VILLAGE 10 niia.
ABOVE Wllmington, Del, and near the PhiIadeI nbis
ana Bapmore Railroad. Recommended nv the
niSsnP n1a annual Conference of the Methodist
The course of study is extensive and thorourb-in
the Mathematical, Classical and Enelish Dena Fl
ments Students are prepared for bus or
IN the prrpaatoTy course for college special refer
ence ls made TO Dickinson College.
The institution Is provided with q large philo
soPhiea apparatus to the study Of Natur-
a. SCIENCE. A library Of three hundred volumes is
The. The fft q , year will commence MONDAY, Sep
Boarding, Tuition, &C., for session of "a weeks.
Great attention is paid to the moral department
oI student@ monthly reports sent TO parents. For
eirculars or information address the PRINCIPAL.
Hevr : Ss hEhvES BARTON, A; NJ, Village
=, Rs,senees-Rey: Levi SCOTT ID b Bi.bop ofM. +.
x w rmlngton, Del Mr.. r. A. Lutz Washington
Kin, t Mr ": w; Angel, do; Messrs. Dick,on q
du ESepS
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THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORRoW


By J. G. MCGUIRE a. CO., Auouoneers.
GROCERIES AND HOUSEHOLD FURNI
-, uksAr AucrIos-Onf THURSDAY MOkN-
ING. August 18th, commencing at 10 O'Clock Ne
shall cell 81 the Store and residence of Thomas
Dwyer, corner OF East Capitol an 81 street,.
Capitol Hill, all hIs stock of tiroceres and House
no. s16r Eject Ds vv We name: in Pert.
Green and Black Teas, Coffee,
Soap, Candles, Pepper, Spices.
Brooms. Buckets, and Cedar Ware,
Crockery, Glassware, 6o.
Immediately after the sale Of @ rooeues We w
eel the 1nsehol1 Goods, consisting Of
Hair cloth Parlor Chairs,
Cane seat Recs pton Chairs, Lounge,
Marble top Centre and Side Tables,
Brussels Parlor Garrett,
Chamb"I and stair Carpet,
Bedstesd. BEDS. Mattresses, Pillows.
Bureau, Wastssa d q, AID Toll Sets
:, \ mber. Par"r, aud COOKING Stoves,
China, Glass, ami Crvckegy Ware,
h Itcben keduis ties. &c.
Term: ga aos uader, Icash; over that sum q
credlt OF sixty and ninety days, Tor satisfactorily
endorsed notes, be6rins interest,
au 81 dts ]. g. MoGrI A CO Aunfs
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Barometer at the Smithsonian at IA. m, fcor
rected for temperature,) 30, 1873; at noon, 30 1876
THERMOMETERS at z a. m, 60'; at noon, 695
Maximum during "a hours ending Q a. m. to
day, 73X'; minimum So.
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DEPARTURE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN
AFFAIRs.-Hon. A. B. Greenwood, Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs, leaves the city this afternoon,
In the 3 20 train, on an official visit to Pixies
Peak. He contemplates being absent until about
the latter part Of October, and will be accompa-
MED in this tour by party Of ten or twelve per-
sons, among whom are MI. Rhett, Macon Thorn p
son, and Ash White. This visit is with reference
to the Indian troubles reported to be existing
there. The Commissioner expresses the utmost
confidence in being able to entirely quell these
little disturbances; to restore peace and harmony
among them, and securing respect and obedience
to our Government and Its laws. From the sue
cess which has heretofore attended this able and
efficient officer whenever he has visited turbulent
tribes Of Indians, we are led to believe that his
expectations and hopes in this case will be fully
realized. Chas. E. Mix. Esq, the courteous and
worthy Chief Clerk of this Bureau will discharge
the duties Of this position ad interim.
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CHAR Es Z. EyERsFIELp.
MATTHEW E. DUyAlL,

MARsHAL'S SALE.-lu virtue of. vnt ~
~ ~ herl f.css, lssned from the Clerks ofkce OF
t the circuit Cont Of the District Of COumbia. for
wi expose to public sae, FOR cash, at the Msrfet
nossSS, yeorEetovn. ID. c on FRIDAY, the I7tS
shs 10 GYMS goods and chattels. 70 Wit via: one
SoIs Mule eno one Dun Mare Mule, seized ard
teNeo upon AZ the goods and chattels of n iohard
"a and vail be sold 70 stately judioials No "a
10 ootooer term 1851, in favor Of gohn Moore,
an 1-dts ES.,
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b
SON and daughter Of them to the -, as the de-
stroyers Of Nahant's prosperity.
The finest improvements upon the peninsula
are those Of Mr.. Tudor, the Boston iceman. He
is the originator Of Boston's 80 profitable business
Of exporting Yankee ice wherever Yankee shi ps
can carry ii to thirsty and overheated souls in
other latitudes; by which he 10 said to have
amassed a large fortune. The fact that he is a
person Of great enterprise and brains and exceed
ingly good taste, IL evinced In the style of his
buildings and grounds-his cottage Of massive
granite being the finest range Of build nps for the
purpose, probably, In the country; while Its out
buildings are scarcely less substantial and orns
mental. His grounds, too, surpass almost any
others In the country. Being entirely self-made
man, question whether he belongs to Nahant,.
exclusive set; and from the kind manner In which
all those actually belonging here speak Of him, 1
fancy he does not Just now, Professor Agassiz,
the naturalist savan, Is the lion Of Nahant He
has a cottage here In connection with President
FELTON,, Of Harvard University. It would have
afforded me great pleasure to have seen him, but
no opportunity has occurred to-day, and l am
compelled to DO upon the wing again shortly
after sunrise tomorrow; and thus must foreoo
that qualification. Prescott, by-the-by, wrote
most Of his Ferdinand and Isabellan in cottage
here, which 10 pointed out to Strangers a. having
been his summer residence for yean. ~"
W.D VIZ.