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ARREST OF FEMALE Confidence WoNax
The Troy On. y Arena, says O. Miss Abbv
GODDARD, well-known female, formerly n
character In this community, was arrested
In Roxbury, Mass, on a requisition from Gov
morgan ana brought to this city, where she
was lodged In Jail. Miss Goddard's career is
somewhat remarkable one Possessed of
hne intellectual characteristics, she became an
anthoress OF some celebrity, contributing 70
several magazines and newspapers. and 1pb
lishlng two or three volumes herself among
which were the Trojan Sketch Book - and
''Gleanings." She was also at one time a large
contributor TO the local press Of this city, over
tne signature OF Kate. She kept female
seminary in this city, and was highly success.
ful as teacher, having at one time several as
slstants, and hosts Of friends But "Kate,'
got into speculations, bought brick houses
kept bank account got notes discounted ba
came ''short," borrowed, Skinned and fnan.
clered, and eventually passed through all the
stages OF the bold and daShing operator, ''from
grave to gay, from lively to severe" MANY
stald and respectable citizens endorsed her
paper, or loaned their names for thousands.
but the pay day, more certain than death or
taxes, at length came, and with it ruin for
the intellectual and brilliant Kate" II is
averred that in her career here she NOT onIv
swlndled but forged. How this NAV be we
cannot tell, but certain it is she has now been
arrested ana brought to this city, for changing
the amount Of a note for $3.50 to 81. 500, wRic6 s
was given by Mr.. Wetmore, which note was
discounted by enc Of our city banks, kate
obtaining the money upon it. Some months
since Miss Goddard was up before the Boston
courts on criminal charge, obtaining money
under false pretenses, we believe,) and passed
through the fiery ordeal of juries and courts in
that city. Her trial excited considerable al =
tention here, especially among those who sc-
hnoWiedged themselves as her victims. She
IS now in jail in this city. and it is quite likey
er.trial will engross large degree of public
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buried has been discovered, and the body is to

buried has been discovered, and the body is to
be examined.
The wife of the prisoner died very suddenly
ABOUT TWO years since, and it was proposed at
first TO exhune the BODY for the nurnose az
having post morteDs examination, but it is
hardly probable that this will be done now.
Jersey has been living in Mr.. Tirrell's house
mnce S DIS wlfe's death, until quite recently.
lie Is about twenty-seven years of age, and in
personal appearance not very prepossessing,
out dresses well, and has very marked charac-
teristics He has dark hair and dark eyes,
one Of them turning out so as to render him
easy of Identification. He also has low fore.
head and other repulsive features But his
self-confidence is immense, and he speaks
now with perfect assurance. His wife's maiden
name was Hannah Kimball He was married
Jan l9, 1857, his wife being Is years of age.
ohe died Feb. z, having been confined prema-
turely. 1t is said that Henry, mt the time OF
his arrest, was contemplating connecting him.
self with church, and has of late been reading
religious books.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & co. Auctioneers.
4 ynnn


GOOD DFURNITURE.-WI be sold on WE'D
~ NESDAI, the 30th inst at 10 O'Clock a m Al
the dwelling southeast corner of Ninth aud I, sts
tDOuGhty's Row an assortment ot substantial and
nearly, new Household Furniture, consisting IN
Mahogany RaIr, seat Sofa and Rocking Chair,
Mahogany Marole-top Center, Card, Dining and
Walnut halI- seat, Cane seat, Arm, Rocking and
other Chairs, ~
Fine CsrPs's, Drugget, OiIcloth and extra stou,
Mating,
SHADES,
Brocstelle Lounge, Walnut Dressing Bureau,
Handsome Gas Fixtures,
arge F eneh Walnut Mahogany and Maple Bed
Curled Hair snd Shuck Mattresses,
Blankets, Quilts AMI Spreads.
Mahogany. Walnut and Stained Wsshstands
Heavy stone China Cham Der Sets,
Wardrobe. Tin Bath Tub,
Parler Radiator, Opened Grats and s.Connls,a
Cook" stoves,
Wood, Glass. China, Plated, Iron, Tin Ware. 10
Terms: % and under cash over that SUN a
credit OF so days. for approved endorsed notes
% q &c. MoSUIKE co .Aucts.
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Mechanic Steals his Fellow workmap,s
Wife, Furniture, and Baby.
From the st. Louis Bulletin1

FROM the St Louis Bulletin
Ihe following story, told US, is too good to
withhold from the public. Two men, by the
name OF VIM Forbes and Jas. Shaw, worked
In manufacturing establishment in the yiciu-
lty OF Twelfth street. Shaw is a married man.
ana his wife Is considered quite fascinating
Forbes had been invited several times to his
mouse, and was smitten with his neipbbor'
WIFE In fact he violated a very important
commandment, and coveted her exceedingly
Shsw did not mistrust his friend. or think him
capable OF doing wrong; but it will be seen that
Mr. ohaw had set wrong estimate upon Mr..
for0es $ honor, for one day while he SHAW
had gone away from home the friend and fel.
loW-Workman went to his house beguiled his
wife by soft words, and told her that her bus.
band was not worthy of her love. The foolish
wife believed all her husbands friend said
Forbes told her if she would live with him he
would love her beyond measure, and make her
napier tnan people are generally apt to be in
THIS world. 80 elOquently did he discourse of
the tender passion that Mrs. Shaw felt inclined
to leave her husband, whom she began TO look
upon as little less than brute. So Forbes got
team, packed up his friend Shaw's furnitn1e
took Shaw's wife and baby, put them all to,
gether in heap and haulded them to q sp;te
OF rooms which he had hired for the purpose,
anu anu setIed down as family man, just as if he
When Mr.. Shaw came home the nert dav bo
went to his house, but found it empty, No
wite-no furniture-no baby-no NOTHING Us
feit badly, and putting his hands in his rockets
whlstled and cursed alternately for sevorsI
minutes He began to think his friend had
oeen the cause Of all the mischief, and there
fore set himself about to discover ForbssS.
whereabouts After considerable inouirv and
search the guilty pair were found. Shaw at.
tempted to take his family, but Forbes swore
ne would shoot him If he didn't 90 away
Shaw then begged the privilege, since he
could not get his wife, to take away his child,
put TINS was denied him. The poor man hardly
knew what to do in his extremity, but 6nsIiy
thought of Mr.. Ward, the City Missionary.
and made known his troubles to him NJ
ward visited Forbes and his stolen bride, and
threatened to inform the police. Forbes COT
heightened, and went to see Shaw, and told
him If he would say nothing about it he might
have his wife and child, and he CForbes) wo1Id
leave the city. Shaw was willing. in fact
oveTJoyed, to get his wife on such terms, He
made up with Forbes, got his wife, child and
furniture again, and Forbes left the CITY. under
the promise never to return.
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ODoMETREs, Oh DISTANCE Measures
Hartford Courant states that the mannfactp,e ~
oooneues, for measuring the distance travelled by
syeiy In that city. Livery keepers use them con-
sideraoly, and In many cases the individuals who
go on for drive Of five or ten miles and taks
twenty, are often brought up swith round turn,,
by this contrivance, sad often to their great as
tonishment.
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By WALL q BARNARD Ano,,oneor.
B. A. GREEN, Auctioneer,

y, hND,A HALF ST, ISLAND, Ar Auction On
FRIDAY, tse lst of June shs sell in front Of The
premises, 50 O'Clock p. m, al of Lot o. 40 and
part OF Lot No al. IN Square No. 498 having :
front IN Al - feet on Fou, and a half street, run
ming back u a wide alley, between n and street
south This property is in the most Improving part
Ol the lsiau, and the sale will be well WORTHY the
attentlon oi persons wishing to make a good IN
Terms One fourth cash balance in 6, IL and 10
months iof notes bearing interest from day of sale
dIsputabe. ~ "
ma 2S-td GREEN Az,
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AUCTION SALES.
By BARNARD 4 BUcKEY, Auotionse1,


-,,,. GeogsforH, ID. C.
NINE VALUABLE BUiLDING LOTS ON
trnI1nn hiSHTs oF GEoRGKTowS AT PUBLIC
Jane, at O'Clock will SELL in front of the prem
ises, mat beautiful and valuable property owed
s snu IA tne present occupsncv Of Col b. g. Rob-
otS, ycunueo ny Frederick, Eighth and High sts
sen winch has been subdiyided into nine LOIS: tvo
trpsuhs on Eighth street, opposite the propsIty Of
"a, fs.t onn Robinson, with frontage combined of
average, more or less. The other seven lots font
q sha u feet each on High and run throuxh to
fIeuerlck street, eN w
nG,c ~ investment or to secure building lOts On the
nisMs, tne most beautiful part for private resi-
bSnees OF the city portion of the District of Coum
a pat Of the subdivisions may he seen .t the
once the undersigned in Georgetovn or al the
ancctDn rooms Of Wall & barnard, in this city
In ard years, bearing interest and seonred by
deed Of trust on the premises. All oonveJancins
ma ll-dts BARNARD 4 BUCKEY. Auots.
By WALL & BARNARD, Auctloneers.
t'GHKNNiIURE OF A FAMILY DECLINING
ZStn lnst at 10 O'Clock, we viii sell, at the resIdeno
Oh M hooles. Esq No. 4 Sc ID street NORTH be-
tWsen "a ana 80 streets west his entire Household
Hair Spring seat Sofa and Parlor Chairs,
MManos any !n&nle top Center and Side Tables,
NSsrpets, OiLeioth and step Carpets and Rugs,
Zane, w Ood seat Chairs and Lounge,
Curtains. q asses and Shades
Dining Ta' le Sidebo ard
China, Glass and CrookeTy Ware
Hedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes and Washsands
Hair and ShUck Mattresses, Holsters And PiIIows0
blankets, Conforts and Spreads,
CoohIng ana Chamber stoves, Kitchen UtsR-
Terms: SSlcash over that amount a credit NJ
81 ana 60 day. for approved endorsed notes bear
ma "a WALL & BARNARD Auo,v
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KENNIsH's HYDRAULIC MOTOR.

Y X.
Is new ard wonderful adaptation of HydIauho
Pressure as applied to mechanics. and has so far
as IL hss become tnown, been received " ith un-
bounded eHcomiuns. ~ ~
Silent but powerful in Its operation-economie.l
In lts original cost, occupation of space and con
sumption of wat'r, 1t obv ates the dsnser es panse
ana attention indispensable to steam or ealoric
power-the only requisite being q small supply and
sumolent head OF flowing watar; and the sstma-
TED reductlon of It's power for Fiction Is only three
per cent. ' '
The result of thirty years stu " and practical ex
pertinent, the Inventor "a Hydraulic Eueineer)
claims Tor lt-oniy what every practical man readi-
" conceoes-a vast superiority over every othfr
sasptation OF hydraulic power hitherto invents d,
the greatest posi- bic economy of water-solid sim
pcity ofconst uctIon-facility ofada?tation 10 any
kind of macLinery-and, more than all, its chesp,
ness. ~f
The undersigned having been appointed sole agent
iot lhe Inventor for all the WeSters ard Southern
states, Virginia excepted peetfuly Invites An
inspection, by all who elinterested OF A working
model at Browns Hotel, betw the hours of and
p. m. every afternoon.
County dnd State Rights, as well as single en-
slnes OF any requiT Cd power, can be purchased of
II; BARNAk ID, Agent,
lo-eOdln Browns Hotal-
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InUPoST'S GUNPowDRR,
~ Fnr sale af manufacturers prioe., by
John J. BOGUE, GKoRGErowN, D. c.
Sole Agency for ths Disfrscs Of ColumSia
arse supply, emb, acinx every variety, always
on hand md delivered free 20 all parts OF the Dis
let Orders can also Be left ct the ofce Of Adsns'
Express Company, Wsshington, d. Q. fe S-lsVly
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By A GREEN, Auctioneer

BY GREEN, Auctioneer
EATENSiVE SALE OF NEW AND SEC
- 0SD HAND FURNITURE AT hUcTION-G
thursday. the 3ist Iusta {, shall sell AZ tn
VIVA eh"use, No S6 ID street. between 6tn and 7th
streets, al 40 O'CLOCK a. m, very extensive as
f0rInent OF new and second hand Furniture, viz:
One tine Ma Tosany and one " alnGt Farlor set
In Brocateiie -
Mahogany and Walnut Sofas, Lounges, and Otto
maEs,
DO ble-tOp Dressing and ether Bureaus
, do Marbie-top Centre, side. and Sofa ia h et
E1trraSllon Slon Dining Leaf, Jolnted, and saloon
sidsboaIds, Whatnots, Dressing, and Work
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Wardrobes
JENNY Lind and other Bedsteads,
writing Desks and Cases of every descrIption
Castor, Arm, Rocking, Recumbent and Kevo wing
A large lot of China, Glass and Crookery Ware
and large lot of other articles which we deem
unnecessary to enumeratA.
Persons furnishing wall do well to attend this
sale as the furniture Of an excellent 0uaIiy snd
~s,l he snld ySt varx rPhgaaa -e-i~~-
Terms: All sums under S25 cash; over SIS and
rot exceeH Ing $50 credit Of 50 aud On dsss oveT
$50 credit OF two and four months, for notes SAT
lsiactori y endorsed, bearing interest
ma 2H-d A. GREEN. Auct
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A MRS. wINsLOw,
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Physician.
presents to the attention of mothers, her
50 u I H IN G YRUP.

fer Children Teethtng,
which greatly facilitates proess tssthnf y ssftsa-
ng the (Hms, reducing all infammausn-yl a(sy AL =
PAIN and spasmodie aetisn, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
Dspsna rpon IT, mothsrs will give yssrssvs aAd
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
have put up and sold ths years.
Wv MRS y si. Gr # iny 1i,GIp GTais
rrcr . cuRs, ,wINsLOw'S sb.S iin,I, TO .!.s. ID
hsrtr did We knew SRnruUNo Ian instance of dis.
sauhaeuon oy snyl lone who uss ID IL. On
ths contrary, all srs SYRUP, delighted with its
OPERATIONS, and lsp,af in tsrm. Of
highest eommsndaon Of it, magical sfsct, and medical
virtues We speak in This matter ' DO Know -
amer ten ysars' s1psrsnes, AND PLEDGE RKtUri-
rIoN FOR THE FULFILMENT OF HrRE n H..
CLARE In almost insane where ths infant i, su
Ing from and exhaustion relief be found in es
or twenty minutes after the syrup is sdmiuissrsd.
most frr fRIfrCED and sKILFUL NURsrs in New Enr.
and andhas bssn used with NEvERFATLIrG SUCCESS 10
THO OUSANDS OF CASES.
net sniy the child from pain but the
stomach and bowels corrscts acdy gives tons and
energy TO the whole Iystsn will almost relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AID WIND CoLrc
and ovsreom, convIsns which, speedily rsmsdi.d
AND suRIsTRrm-l FOR ssH' sn"o II! .ns wosan snsn
in all eas.s Of DTs- CHILDREN rNrERY and DIAR
si... sDn .ahh .sinc TEETHING DFhS s .6,h:5 :,
Gauss We would TO mother who has child
fsrne from Of the complaints-Do NOT LET
YOUR fRfJUDIcEs, NOR THE rREJUDIcEs OTHERS,
sURf-yn, AssoLUrELY sURI-to follow tn. use Of IN
nsdiens timely used. Full dire using will
So,mP1ng saGn 6ous Mons gsnuns unlss the fac-simile
CURTIS PERKINS, New York. 10 on the opsds vrapps
sod oy Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Ofcs. No. I5 Cedar Strsst,N,Y,
frics onlv IS Cents per BottIs. % II-dkvIr
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y Ew YoEK EIS ANI1WHgAs 1WHgAsHIINGToN

The Steamer, MOUNT VERNON viii Is.ve
AAis1spHaIt Ansp Hvns% snd WsshiSgtoP for New Ie4ex
O'Clock p. m, and New York for Wash Szk&
in8ton ever SATURDAY, at O'Clock p IN.
fassepsers oan join the ship at Alexandria AZ AM,
time before the hour Of the steamers departnes my
N: B:.in the event Of the cleaners inability 10
BY the pndersigned. ' ''e1"'e'
For freight or ESoRgsxtSsr9 ESeosiRsgssx xtSsr9 tRurupy.,r
oe s-S.M&rtr Westsrn W4SnlI
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By }. c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctlnneers

BY ). Z. MCGUIRE CO., AUctIoneers
V'RUSTEE'S SALE OF FOUR VALUARI
Il BUILDING LOTs, AT The CORNER OF FIRsT sT
WEST AND NORTH u srHEETs.-On FRIDAY Az
TEKNOoN, June 10Th, at d o'clock. on the prem
isss, by virtue of deed of trust da;ed Seotsmber
iSt' lSos, and duly recorded IN hber J. A. > No
80, ip!Ios 43o, etc one of the land records foI
washington county, ia the District of Columbia,
sha sell lots numbered p. %. %. asd 81, IN Jas
y. McGUlre's suDd divIslOn of square e24
LotT ronts Is feet on First street wes. AZ the
corner of u street nor and running hack $50 fsSt
= Inches 10 tvent, feet alley, Lots 2S % and 30
front each Is feet ~ inches on First street west
netwefn u and streets north, and run back Is
let 4inches To twenty feet alley; together with
the improvements, consisting Of sma II two story
prlek houses erected on the rear OF said lots and
fronting on the al ey.
Terms: One fourth cash; thelresidue IN 6, p and
lS months, with interest, secured by deto trust
on the premises
IL the terms IF sale should not Re complied with
10 hve days thereafter, the truttse reserves the
TIght TO resell az the risk and expense Of the de
taul ing purchaser. ~ wv
All convey ancing q. the expense ofths purch.ser
THOS: FISHER, Trustee.
ma IS 2sw&ds j. MCGUIRE n co, Aucts.
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BY BARNARD & BUCKEY, AuctoceeT.-

Gsore.toicn, b {. NU'''O-eei'
DWELLING HOUSES AND BUILDING
IL LOTs, on FREDERICK STREET GEoRaFroyT
At PUBLIC AUCTION.-OB TT ESDAY After
cOONt 18th Instant, at o'c ock. we viii sell 10
'front.' oil the premises. q cOmTOdiOus two-st II,
Brick Dw alllng containing twelve rooms and
hiving attached brick kitchen, wash room
smoke house and dairy, and pump Of COED water
This property is beautifully situated on 8 lot
Irontins forty 10 t on Frederick, near the corner
At the same time we will also sell the three sd-
Jol. ing slsIO.e buIding Lots south, and footing
eact s. feet on Second street
These los are well worthy the attenti of build
lng companies or Others wishing good sites as we
consider them among the bsst locations for resi
deuces in Ihe town.
Also, small hut rOomy Brick Tenement front
Ing on Frederick street. next adjoining and norfb
OF he brick yelling. ~ -O' ."
Tlte good, sale perempterr, and terms made
maA HARVARD n RIrHREv Ino,.
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EOR SALE AND DRENT.-The UNDERMINED has
II two houses for rent at Kendall Green, each
having acres of ground suitable for a garden. at
tached. The sltuston is elevated and perfectly
healthy, Offering peculiar inducements 20 one who
prefers pure country the heated and dnsty at
mospheIe OF the city. A stable and woodshed are
attached % each house, and pump OF pure water
stands bat q few steps from the door, To a rood
tenant the rent will be moderate.
The residence known es Rose Cottage. consist
ing OF neary two acres OF ground with fha neces-
sary outbudi HEs, is for sale. The house was britt
for the present owbeT and has many oonvenienoes
The land is IN high state Of cultivation, ard mnch
care has BEEN expended In the selection Of choice
varle'y of fruit and shade trees.
. The property irouts boundary street. being out
side the ci lmIts, and when thst street opened
ana lmproVsf, as there s reason 10 beleve IL soon
Will be, the pace Will possess peculiar attractions
Distance from oIt' Post Ofhce-lZ miles. Ad-
dress by istter OF In person, W NJ. STlCKNEY.
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BY A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

CHANCERY shLE.-!By authority Of DEGREES
~ OF the Circuit Court OF the Dis trct of Coumb hi :
ana OF the Circuit Court for Prince Georges c0unty
Maryland, passed In a oause wherein Ssveli and
others are compiainsnts, and the widow heirs al
law, ard administrators Of John Brerelon are de-
sioants NJ ~ se5I at auction, to the highest bid
der, on WEDNESDAY. w the 2d day of Nav next
ootween the hours of II and O'Clock In the day on
the premises, that beautiful parcel of lard part OF
the tTaot called 'Granby." near Blade nsbnrg, and
about SIX miles from the city Of u ashingt01 ana
easily accessible by the Baltimore railroad con
tanning n acres rood, n perches, thereabouts,
D-lng the western portion of the northern part q;
"Granby," and lying north Of the mai county road
thereon.
ferms:, 0ne-fourth of the purchase money IN
cash ana the residue at s, IL and Is nths TO nc
secured by the purchasers onds, with u ETY. bear
Ing interest from the day of SALE and by retained
lien on the PremiBes sold. Convey yancIng at the
purchasers cost.
If the terms are not compiled with within three
Gays from the day of 81 Q the property will be re-
sold after hye days notice in the National nteli-
defautlng purchaser.
Anv ore 'itors Of the said John Rrereton who
may not haye hled their GLAZING are notified to 60
so on or bofore SAID day.
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pURE SODA WATER, WITH A VARIETY
OF choice SiIups, comprising Nectar Cream-
West End Drug Store, iis Pa. ay,
ma i6-<W South S,da
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A VERY NICE OHICKERING PIANO.
Store Of lmsB w. 6. METZERoTT,
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By A. GREEN. Aucnoneer.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

HhNUSOME HUUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUcTION.-On FRIDAY, the lat day of
June, shall sci a. the residence of a xent ANA
eeclnlng housekeeping, No. S6 Missouri avenue 9,
Dstwe ~ and 6th strsets, at 10 O'clock q. m IA
ing of " So' So-e'
Large sofas, Large Castor, and 4 Parlor Chairs.
rihe Rosewood Dressing Bureau and Mahog any
Fine Marble tor Centre and Extersion n,n;n~
Fables, DiA1ue
Fine Ms'be top Wash Closet and Teaster Bed
line Mahogany sideboard and RefrIgerator,
I'M ply and other Carpets, Ullcoth, and Matt
Window Shades and Venetian Blinds,
rhhe Goiored Engraving and Pictures, Gas Chan
China, Gless and Crockery ware,
Pmed Coffee Set, Chafng Dishes.
With many other articles W which we deem nm
necessary to enumerate.
Terns: All sums ugdsr S15 cash; over Sa5 a
dorsed hearing interest. "
ma % A. GREEN, Auct,
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BY J. C. MCGUIRE co, ,Auctiouesrs.
merry SUPERIDR ROSEWnOn PARInI

BY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctionesrs.
VERY SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PARLOR
GRAND PIhNoFoRTE. ExcELLKNr FURNITURE
AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTs PUBIIC AUCTION :
On THURSDAY MORNING, May 3Ist, at Il
O'Clock, at No" 453 TIVE fth street, between q and
II streets, we shall s-l the Furniture and Eff cts
9fa gentleman declining Housekeeping, compris.
ing "
Very Superior Rosewood ssven-oo!ave ParIor
Grand Pi.noforte,
MMahogany|Halr spring Sofa and ParIor Chairs,
CrlmtOn velvet covered Rockers, WhainuI.
mahogany an W ainut Centre and Fancy Tables,
Handsome oil Paintings and EngravIngs,
Dana ami Tao Curtains and Co.nice,
Eabcy Work Table, keosPtion Chairs
u Tandoles. China Vases, and SpittOons,
Ihree- pl, and lngrsin Ca pets, Oioloth Mattings
Dlnlng raD,e, Ma1ogauy Sideboard
Dining Chairs, Rei~igerator,
Chlna, Glass, aud CTUck ery ware,
MaIbieiz zed Iron nj ntels, Table Cutlery,
MaIole-top Ems melled Cottage Sets,
walnut " ardrobs, Weshstands,
Mattresses. Bolsters, and Pillows,
Looking Glasses, Toilet Sets,
Cooking and other stoves
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
IeIms: SIS and under cash; over that sum a
ofeo OF % and 80 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, oearlnE lntersst For tbs Piano, W hich is
DetIeved To be the finest toned instrument Ia the
CITY. ore half cash, the residue in monthly pa q
nentsy running from one 10 six months, we'll en-
oofsed, and b-arlng interest.
ma Is J. G. MCGUIRE & co, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-28
mar Is 2awtf JOSEPH A. SMITH.

D--If the above propsrty is rot disposed Of Be
fore the let of June, 1850, It will on that day he
disposed Of st pubic safe, At 2 'ook r. m sale
on the premises. Tens made known day OF
sale
tPlanters' Advocate insert until forbid and charge
DIR.
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mar 81 Stawts

jV am requested by the parties interested q
add 10 the above ent, that there is large
excellent dwelling house, two story ard basement
on the land, larse barn. pump Offood water, and
an uniallng stream OF hne water ruanIng throug
the property, whioh is well fenced, and distani
about 81 miles from the oitr
W.REDIN, Trustee.
ep9 3'awts A GREEN Anct