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Lighthouse Inspect1r's OF

Philadelphia, Feb "a 1860
The Five Fahom Bank Light Ship (of the Capes of
the Deawarel has parted her mooings and absent n
her station. She will be replaced soon as possible
which due notice will be given.
By order of the Lighthouse Board
II. S. STELLWAGEN,
6 NAVY
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Susinsss GarGs.


John RODGERS b son, -
ts Of sH MA
CHiNss are prepared to execute in the best manne and
lins 4iso, $%$ FITEISG and PLTIBIYG GAS FIX
Froriers respectfully solicited. fe26-m
JAMES NJ ANDERSON Il SON,
SANK sggH AHe
Engraved and Printed in the fashionable styles
eSd Pss s s seals a ss etc ps
s 1eHS SEF 5F EHbr5 Rags
and the PRs Produce
CREEN ( YOE, "
~. pps e ~9i1fGE e. 6 Jerome Tat'eo
,,rn rrv,, ,,,,,,, " on,C VINES LIQUORS,
fell-u No. IS BALTIMORE STREET, Bait.
y REAL ESTATE BR0KER,
26 ST. PAIL STREET.
% 5ES4 f n purchase & and a is
DUST. A. LIEBIG PHI. DR.,
ANALYTIC CHEMIST,
SUCCESSOR TO DIR. CHARLES BIcKEL
LABORATORY,
NO OF SOUTH GAY STREET lup stars
lal0-on baltimore
u q & uDCC
II - =, -. Nv, ,,,,r r,,,,-
Al. work 70 be NOS Sill AND 10 GahE SgEESI
tention ~ " ~ pm "
Jobbng attended to with punctualty. jal-tf
BARRETT & DE BEET,
Id
CARRIERS AND GILDERS,
diff No.75 BALTIMORE STREET
A MMTD0N a. rO
"A Wa ~ Es o. y ,r,,,,, r,,.,,n,
6p r. "A ~ IT VI Rf Fms ~
hiNoofENI E Eaa' WA IVA AZ nr iihAlI oin,
EEpoc tHE , A fn uT TaE pLfIIo' ,,,,S
No s. LIBERTY STREET,
olOu near Baltimore.
rprINY NJ CnDyu mn
tonN NJ olEW AM,
~ ARCHITECT AND
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THERMOMETERS,

NHRONOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUME NTS,
and
GLOBES.
ne THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TIE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE. "
PETER WALTER,
20 W. Fratt street
Formerly with and SOLE AGENT FOR E. & G. w.
BLUNT, New York. faS,tS
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Ia Hs Ess FOR THE



. WINTER ARRANGEMENT
cars leave calvert Station $50 A NJ and AS 2 NJ
and 10 Is A NJ. ''' ut u
Y omnibus from Westminster daily at A. NJ. connects
turns to Westminster % " - *
~ omnibus from Manchester at A NJ TO- - train
Mohday, wednesday and Friday. Returning alternate
GAYS TO Manchester the arrival of the 30 train from Bal
tmore. ~ "'
dl0u IRWIN h TAYLOR
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Steamboats,.

FOR PETERSBURG (via CITY
Fsz5se1k==-sPOINT, VA)-The steamer "BEIVI-
REKE VII leaye Light street wharf on TUESDAY
AEEIERNOoN NEXT, March 9th, at O'Clock.
For freight passage, having fine State Room accommo
datons, apply to ~
mh.o, J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent,
& cIrnntr rlLnrf
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TNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
n subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
estate of JOHN NELSON, late of said city deceased per-
sons having claims against said deceased hereby warned
20 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to Samu
Macter Spears wharf before the 23d day ugust
next heymay otherwise by law be excluded from benefit
OF SAID estate. All persons indebted said are re
quested to make immediate payment Give Ter my
hand this 23d day of f bruary, 1860
fe23 law4w* MATILDA NELSON. e" xenutrix
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TaiI0rs.
NASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
NJ kAs aIaSEE sT SRFkEE he aff Fe mgh
The undersigned having the great evil of extended
Of transacng his business from injurious credit system
EXCLUSIVELY CASH SYSTEM,
by he E at a 6s s at sp s % 1 than
sustain him il doing business this plan,
Always FlS Sf h cR6f I i!sss Of
~ All goods must be paid for on delve hSiiN's
4 BAYER,
nl56m Merchant Tailor
TOHN H. REA CO.,
u CLOTHIERS,
G G9EGN OF SGuTE e. AND PnaTa srhkETs
% the public generally That their stock of Clothing much
larger and more varied than ever before =, or,
and viii S osal
in style that cannot fail please both price and manu-
facture -
Cravats, Scarfs, Ties, SIspenders, Handkerchief Shirts
an Thsr stoeR o and OILED CLOTHING
worthy thy the attention q Planters 80 ocisif
GE0. G. SPIES,
ovyr, rurN,s V, MEReHANF T ENbosrv
No. IS NORTH GAY STREET north Of The Bridge,
m Eses hfSS re- 81 TsS dsst
T K sn HbsS The Ia ys
to give satisfaction style and it, and in prices suit the
CLICQUOT CHAMPAGNE.
g - CoBNKR HANoyER, AND LOMBARD STREETS,
Hay sof Ref Aa apEg9%ln'ed
tF.-- FOR THE STATE OF MARYLAND,
Have in store spS RATEs :" the trade at
lUU 80 quarts and pints, tItfJ-5
Eusps coquots Grand ram v yJN ~ iMR Ell
constant supply Of this very choice Wine will be on
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"
s1fssz1szazas1a STEAM TUG COMPANY.
The Companys boats having been put in complete running
order, prepared to execute every descrior al v
and harbor towing at the shortest notice.
The Company's Boats as follows
Steamer TIGRESS Captain Luke League
Steamer LIONESS Captain A. H. LeaPue
The commanders experienced masters, and every .
anee given for the safety of vessels their charge f
rates OF towage will DE made reasonable further nf5T
NATION apply to the Csptains board, the agent
VIM. II BOLTON,
~ M ~ " PrRtt strreG
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TNTHE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
FIScFahF,R IN M EQUITY-H. D. oNEILL rs. GEORGE J.
ar Isen by the Court, this 18th day of Febru
SpNs t me Receiver give notice to the creditors of
ticated wiz TO file their claims, properly anthem
timore civ On m oserk of the Superior Court of Bal
causing COPY Of this 0 the 10Th day of April next by
newspaper in the CITY of 10 De published in daily
successive weeks e' '"ce d week Tor three
TINE copv-test-cro R; n MARTIN
''' f. oANGSTON,
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fe22-law4w* SARAH lane TAYIOR Fxac,trix

TNHlS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
scrber of Baltimore city, in Maryland hath obtained
from the Orphans Court for said city letters of admnstra-
ton on the personal estate of DENNIS McCOLGAN
SAID city, deceased All persons having claims against the
said deceased hereby warned exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof the subscriber before the l
day OF November 1860 they may otherwise by law be
ded from all benefit Of said estate All persons indebted
10 said estate requested to make PAYMENT
Given under my hand this eth day of february 1860
49, MLAUGIILIN
Al.as,
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n BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COT7pT
of Tth ,So0rdere that the Of the real
the executor Of the last will and testament Of the said &
ceased and this day reported to this Court by the said
ekecutor pc ratified and confirmed, unless cause he
anr nax 'he contrary on or before the 9th day of
some daily newspaper published in the civ of ajt;mnr
24th day of March next i'' "eeAs' peiore the
The report states the sales 10 ho eIo ooo
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
Rat subscriber has obtanted from the Orphans Court
JoHN CKES late of said city, deceased All persons
having claims against the said deceased hereby
10 XhD the same, with the vouchers thereof
on or before the 18th day of August 1862 they may
All persons indebted said estate are requested to make
Immediate payment Given under my hand this I4th day
February, 1860 MARY WICKES =
ROB ERT EARECKSON,
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sE-A BALTIMORE AND PHILADFL
ssEkzhkssssssaazP HIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY
VIA CANAL.
For the transportation of Merchandise, Produce Pacas
Horses Carriages, Furniture and Goods all sorts
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
FOR PHILADEI.PHIA-One of the Company's Steam
boats leaves No Light street wharf daily, al O'clock ar
VlEg IN Philadelphia at o'clock the next morning in aiy
pie time for the New York Trains "
FROM PHILADELPHIA dailv at 2 o'cIocl,
No 10 South wharves.
Goods forwarded Immediately careree OF all char
orcommlsslon' j. ALEX. SHRIV Err, Agent,
No. Light street wharf Baltimore
apl8tf No 10 South wbaryas Ph;iadsrlt,
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A'HlS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
scrher has obtained from the Orphans Court of Balti-
more city IN Ma Wand letters testamentary the
sonal estate OF Lien TAYLOR late of said city,
persons having claims against the said deceased
heeDy warned TO exhibit the with the vouchers
1eeo TO the Subscriber before the 23d day of August
next they may otherwise by law be excluded all
ceeht OF SAID estate All lersOns indebted SAID estate
my hand this 2lst day of February, 1860
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John RODGERS & SON,
- No As n. HIGH STREET, NEAR FAYETrE,
Manufacturers of FIRE APPARATUS, and GENERAL MA
CHNISrS prepared to execute the best mamie and
with despatch, all order entrusted TO them in the above
line. Also, GAS FITTING and PLUMBING GAS FIN
TURES and PLUMBERS MATERIALS always OH hand
Store. No 81, adjoining.
sol
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fh
March 6t tbbeet e.. wharf on TUESDAY AFTERNOON NEXT
uauons apply to having h"e ''"'e hoonl accoinmo
mh5.2t j. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
49, Light street IS har:.
EzsslhE-h BALTIMORE AND SUSOUEHAN
IRREGULAR DAILY MA STEAM COMPANY.
P0SiT, HAVRE De "a except Sunday PORT pt
commence heT rI LA ftGAsTER Capt TomInso1 wiz
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, an Sl i rr AHkNuE , EH Ely
at O'Clock. Returning will leaSe PS tST DA
cry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, sId o Fp1r pEP0SiT Ky,
at O'clock and HAVRE DE GRACE at IN MUh,lM"
The steamer PORTSMOUTH" Capt p,;,,.- -,
mence her regular trips for the as s WI %
Water Canal is in order and will run the on ans ,
Freight received daily. Duplicate receipts for roic, m
The agent Havre de Grace will attend TO forwsro; :,
merchandise consigned to him for any point the PEN
yania Canals, will attend to eshippng freight ori
down the canal intended for Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA ar
elsewhere. '''a VI
fe28 lot JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent
rs=A FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
HEEGzzE - M0ND THREE TIMES PER WEEK
On and after TUESDAY, the DIST Fehru-
ary the steamers GEORGE PEABODY and BELVIDERE
Will leave Light street wharf for the places EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATUkD Y AFTERNOON.
Returning, will leave Richmond the same days and at
the same hour.
- Passage and Fare only S..
For freight or passage apply to
.,r, j. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
wba
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---- IteEIsltT Uf Wis Tor BaltimOre citv
I'HOMAS III. FREELAND and JAMES Hall,
,d par a trading as FREELAND HALL have execn
@ a, Dearng date the 3D. of February 1880 conye1,
sb r;S rhsl partnership and Individual property To he
desd has bs f Tor the benefit Of their creditors The
aricr Toure si or rec rd the Clerks Office of the Sn
ference IN fsva anu contains, among other provisions pre
from It's date M sch creditors may, within sixty DAYS
such dividesd a. e accept in Of their claims
- u as they may be entitled to Hereunder
feIl2aw4w FRANCIS NEALE, Trustee
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sSszsseaaszasaas TRANSPORTATION LINE,
INLAND-Thr0ugh the Delaware and RRritan, and
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals,
For the conveyance OF Merchandise Produce Packages
Horses Carriages Furniture and Goods Of all very
low
Through between New York and Baltimore, without
transhpment, in Is hours in Iron Steamers with Wapr
tight compartments.
FOR NEW IORK-A Steamboat leaves Baltimore foar
times per week from No. Light street wharf
FROM NEW YORH-Steamboat leaves in like ugrg,r
for Baltimore four times per week from North River PEE
No 49,
Goods destined for places beyond Baltimore or Ne7 York
immediately oOfa sIa
commission. go
as Mark Goods destined for this Route-Tuand Propeller
Line. ''i-''''
The safety, regularity and dispatch Line ,ogch.
with the moderate rates charged, commend the n!,r
as desirable medium for conveying every dcsCriU \ ~
Freight A SHRlVE FIR, Agent
No. i Light street wharf Baltimore
,o W;DAlZELIs Agent,
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ExrRAORDINARY PHYSIOLOGICAL PHENoME-
NOS-THE SIGHT OF BEAUTIFUL BLIND GIRL
RESTORED BY MARRIAGE.-A physiological
wonder occurred a short time since in New
York city. A young and exceedingly interest
ing girl residing on Eighth street, whose ami.
able disposition, elegant manners, and placid
beauty of soul, had endeared her to all who
knew her, was, year or two ago, compelled to
discontinue her studies and leave school, in
consequence of a partial loss of eyesight, tha,
threatened to become total. She was entirely
unable to read. A number of our most skillful
physicians were employed by the family, and
she was even taken to some Of our most noted
Occulists; but all their learning, dexterity and
management proved unayailing. Her eye.
looked healthy, were beautifully pensive in
their expression, and seemed deep as her soul
was pure, but they were nevertheless to hel
almost wholly useless. Notwithstanding thi.
rather melancholy physical defect, young
man who had long been devoted to her offered
her his hand in marriage. She became hi
wife, and, strange as it may seem, from tha
day her eyesight began to improve, and she il
now able TO read the finest print by gas light
without pain and without any apparent optica
injury.
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An ELOPENENT EXTRAORDINARY.-The Ro-
chester Express gives the following account of
a model elopement: "a Syracusean named
Blair, having elOped with the wife of French
Canadian n-ROchesterian, named Jean Pisge.
with whom the faithess swoman-Julia-had
been married but three months; the fellow
Blair having been grOomsman at the wedding.
The distracted husband is represented as haY-
ing followed his wife and Blair to Syracuse,
and subsequently to Oswego, where a reconcile
alton was attempted, but failed, and Pisge at
tempted to punish Blair and got whipped.
HOstilities were suspended, and negotiations
on the part Of the husband resumed in a milder
way The injured husband engaged to with
draw his pretentions to the affections of his
wife, provided she would put him in possession
OF her property, parcel Of real estate stu
ated in the Province Of Canada West The
proposition was rejected with expressions of
ridicule and contempt, and he was very coolly
informed that the new firm, though not bound
to one another by any legal tenure, were de-
termined to enjoy the aforesaid, Jointly and
seyerally; and he, the defrauded and dishon-
Ored Pisge, might help himself if he could He
could'n and 80 with broken English denun-
citation, ho turned on his French Canadian
heel and returned to Rochester And thus he
is revenged. He contents himself with expos
ing the traDsgressOrs.
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LIFE AN EPIC.-Life is an epio nav. the
greatest of all epics. Whether it be drsped
with the surroundings of palace or shivers
In the penury Of cottage, still it is an epic
conflict, heroic or not, as choose to make
1t. History, ever eloquent in praise of the
statesmen and warriors who have ruled and
oppressed mankind, has made little account of
that obscure but no less real valOr that has
lived and burned in the bosOms of the uncount-
ed multitude. In our ignorant and childish
folly, we all are too much prone to look for
real men in places of power-while in fact we
are surrounded with them, though, alas too
often we know them not Look upon those
who have just begun to try the hard temper of
the world, with scarcely friend to cheer them.
and crowd te push them back See with
what patient fOrtitude and cheerful courage
they labor on, struggling like the swimmer in
his agony, both to keep from sinking and TO
gain the wlshed-fOr shore. Or look again and
see them occupants of a field in which they
have pitched their tents and reared their ban
ners. Still around them rolls the din of envious
hate and the sharp rattle of the sIanderer's
spears. In its outward experience and cOndi-
tions, their lives full of conflict and of epic
daring. Nor is this less true of women than OF
men. While marriage should be to them a
shelter and home, defense, yet as they are
partakers of this mortal life, so must they share
its inevitable sOrrows, too And the mother
who keeps watch ard guard through weary
days and tOilsOme nights over her Juvenile
care, and who survives long enough to see her
mothers hopes blasted and her pious labors
disappointed, though she may have no marble
obellsk, when she is gone, to tell what things
she did or suffered, is nevertheless to be ranked
among those who have illustrated the epic
grandeur Of human life.
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1fI CATAWBA
GING ER WINEt
MoDONNELL's
CATAWBA GINGER WINE.
MoDONNELL's
CATAWBA GINGER WINE!
THIS Delicious Summer Bersrase,
The Healthfu
and
Tonic Prcpensities
of which are now well known ami
Universally Admitted
Throughout the Union.
Is Now For Sale in Washington
Jos. w. Davis, 9th and f sts.
J.V. Coburn, 18th and III SITS.
Jas. T.. O'Brien, 9th and SITS.
VIM. A. Brown, 18th and SITS.
w. 3. Jones, Massachusetts av. and Sd st.
Peter Monaghan, New Jersey av and @ st.
7. COgan, Pa av. and 2Oth st.
Jas. Blgh, llth st.
F. vi Orme, Pa. avenue.
+. f.. Whits & Co, Pa.avenue
Henry c. Purdy, Pa avenue.
Il. Hayes, 4th and II SITS.
George w. Orme. Georgetown, DC.
II. l.. Ofutt, Georgetown, D. c.
JAS. MCDONNELL,
iy colin General A gent, Baltimore
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BALTIMORE AS IT Is.-The Baltimore CORES.
pondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer thus
speaks OF the present prosperous condition of
Baltimore "Growing, as we have done, under
mistakes and fOllies, Baltimore, in the past five
years, inaugurated many new enterprises
worthy of all praise. She abolished the old
rowdy Volunteer Fire Department., contend
ing against firmly fixed prejudices, and estab-
lished new Paid Steam Department, which
Is the pride and admiration of every behOlder
She has her City Passenger Railway, an indis-
pensable necessity and unspeakable convent
ence. We have put up one of the finest iaiIs
anywhere to be found in the United States
Our water works, now being constructed at a
cost OF two millions dollars, when in full ope-
ration, will almost challenge rivalry. The
Peabody Institute Is rapidly progressing Ii
Will not only be an ornament, but an honor for
all time TO come to the liberality and munif-
cence OF It's protector. The Shepperd Asylum
for the deaf and dumb, will soon be erected at
a cost Of a half million dollars. The new CITY
Hall, soon to be commenced, will be a grand
structure, costing over six hundred thousand
dollars. The new Government United States
Court House, about being built directly oppo-
site, promises to be an elegant building Our
grand Central Park, site for which is now
under review, to be decided upon in a few
days, covering an area Of six 10 seven hundred
acres, will be the croWning ornament and
pride Of Baltimore. These, with many other
projects in the way of internal improvements
contemplated lines Of steamers to Europe and
elsewhere, give evidence that we are not want
ing In energy and enterprise.
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VOL. XVI.

ONE OF THE METEORIs SToNEs.-0ur readers
Will recollect that in the early part of May
last, q number of meteoric stones fell in q
shower In Guernsey county, Ohio. The State
Journal in speaking of them on the 18th of
May, stated that " one Of the meteors was laid
upon our table by Mr.. John Burdick, who dug
1t from its cOncealment in the bosom of the
earth on his farm in Gurusey county,
Mr. j. Milton Smith of New York, has be-
come the pOssessor of this curiosity by pur-
chase. He authorized gentleman of Columbus
to negotiate for him, and had the satisfaction
of obtaining the stone, although there was a
large number of bidders for it, ACCOMPANYING
the meteor is the following certificate from the
gentleman who saw it fall and gathered it
up"
CERTIFICATE.
COLUMBUS, May 26, lS60.-Ths is to certify
that the meteOric stone this day sold to j. Ii.
Wheeler was dug from the earth by myself on
the 8th day of May instant, from depth of
about eighteen inches, in my farm in Guernsey
county, Ohio. The meteoric shower occurred
just one week previous, and some of the stones
were so hot when found, thsy could not be
handled. The space Of country where the
shower occurred was about six miles wide and
those who were in the vicinity say the frst re-
port wGs equal to the discharge Of heavy artil-
lery, followed by sound resembling the firing
OF musketry or small arms in quick succession.
g have resided near the place mentioned
since January, 1859. JoHS BURDICK" "
This meteor weighs just nine pounds 1t is
black, wedge-shsped, of conglOmerate rock,
and has very perceptibe smell of sulphur
1t descended with lightning like rapidity, and
penetrated the earth about foot and half
making large hole by its entrance into the
soil.
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THE LIBEL SUIT AGAINST THE BosroN Cor
RIER We understand that A Andrew. ESQ
aud A q Browne are the counsel for Hon John
i Hale in his suit for libel against the Boston
Courier. IL is averred that the Courier not only
copied an article from the New York Times a
regard to the New Hampshire Senator's course
upon the Edwards claim, but placed heading
II copied, as fOllows-"Is John p. Hale an honest
MANI Allusion was also made in another part OF
tne Courier 10 the comments Of the Times An
opportunity was afforded the Courier 10 retract
Us statements, II so disposed, but no retractiOn
epPea'ed, the writ was served claiming damages
Iof $4,000, and attaching the property Of that
paper as security for the amount claimed
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WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MA
" CHINE AGENCY,
REMOVED TO No. $40 PA Av NEAR 7THST

Encouraged by the substantial and rapidly in
creasIng popularity of Wheeler Il Wilson's une-
quaed Family Sewing Machines, which for the
last e Int years have most trumpha ltly ma ned
their superiority, family institution, over all
competitors for popular favor, the Agent has taken
one of the fine new stores lately erected on Pa av-
enue, near 7th st where beautiful assortment of
al the various styles may at all times be seen.
There were q 800 of these Sewing Machines sold
in the year 1853. Ladies invited to call and see
them, together with certificates from many of the
best citizens of Washington and GEORGETOWN, in
relation TO their well known and thoroughly tested
superiority. If any ladies cannot call let them send
for a circular by al means. IL is high time every
fam y In the land was supp led with one of these
health and life saving instruments. Full nstruc-
tions, both printed and verbal given free of charge
at the home of the purchaser. =. J. STEER
Agent, No $40 Pa avenue
jy Him Between 9th and 7rh sts
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue OF a writ OF
lVl heri facias, issued from the Clerks office of
the Circuit COnrt of the District of Columbia. for
the county of Washington, and tn me directed, /
will expose to sale, for cash. IN front OF the
court house door of said county, on SATURD DAY,
the at day of Jolly next 1862 at u O'Clock m, the
following property, to wit: All DEFENDANTS right,
title, claim, and nt-rest, in and to certain build
ing erected on Lot No SIX 90 in Square No: nine
hundred and forty nine (949D as laid down In the
plat of the city Of Washn ton, seized and levied
upon as the property of Abel Griggs, and will be
sold TO satisfy Judlcias No. 286, TO October term
1856 in favor Of J ohm Purdy.
]. ID. HOOVER.
Late U. 5. Marshal for the District of Columbia
je 8-dts