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Word TO 1SykLIDs.-0ply food that can be
readily dIgested should be eaten by the sick an 4
'onvaescsDt, and above all they should ha We Oh,
nutritious, puLe and tempting bread We haya
COED medical author ty for stating that tt famou
Boston crackers and Lemon Bisc ait msnlractu ed
by Mr. James l.. Dayton, Of this city, Thoroughly
nihi the first three conditions ami we know by Az
Feriencs that their flavor ia delicious Ought thew
net: fer these reasons. to be introduced INTO our
military hospitals Irdubitsb thew are the verx
best articles of their Kind in the market mar
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

DIOEkER's BALL.
L WASHINGTON March 5th 1853
Mr.. z. W. COBURN wisae the public to know
that he ia no humbug. He made thu arrange "A
ments for the Odd Fellows Hall to be opened
on the ttb Of March and was disa ppointsd -
# can get hall on the 18th of March ga
will tell the public who humbugged me- mart 2ts
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AUCTION SALES.
fUTBR q paYs.

ptkiSIss srass. sst tIIbisas r s.-ss
l. &C AT Auctto. witt h- ~ =. Mr$ntT'
March 3. n IT, o csoek Q. "a, % IN strsstr.stl:
1sn ma spsSt,s The .s't end % ne usssst scs.e
Nov w,ndes sash end Frames, -.
SsrTnters Tools, two fAintsrs cfiy,lsa
ftarsrcrs lair, sant, Brick Prsaes
ircf Roller. large Dunpirs Taxoa. Two os-es
Chy Temp-yinK Shafte sbsf wheel. -
TIE house sov eocu PIED - lime ssS s@sd .s-~s
shpp. stan,ss, sheds, &C, Wal slso De sost. -
nsrsd GREEN q rrILI.Ms. aus..
MARsHAbT "a LIZ lin virtue cf q vrit a. a.
AVA faeiss, by order OF Court, tszued from az
cierkt oncs OF the circuit court o. the D.sttrs -
Coiunbis. for t1s county Of Vast ington, srS =
IN front ~ ~. c Ss-s to sees sale 70, esd.
MONDAY the ?thSeay 30 March, rsss st ~ e'l.ss
"a. the follewing de scrierd prvpcrty, sosvlfs-
Psrtei Lots Nee. slpd n, 10 tohn fhrvs ,ldS A
cicon N Georgetovs. In the District 81 Col surs{s
TIE SANE being inciused In the foglo n~e~ ID
bounds; beginning sor the mama % q strsst a. =
reipt distsnt IL feet eirches fvn the suu a. A.
corner Of Ltnsn and "a sts. tseid yeiss t~iss o.
mentioned in . dead from Henry GolSs1s,s -
6ecrgetown Colege. ana running shfrea sast
ssrdly With - ssr-oi 2sfeet inshes a. nes .outs
eriy parallel With f,ipssn street 81 feet, tk- 49,
ysstwaroiy and psrssisfvirh "A street - fat 10
ehes. thence north~riy and parallel with Linssa
s.rse. 20 .hs p"int 81 ess,enins s.g-,svr vttf az
levied pom n the property Of gushua Bst.mso 49,
viii be ece 20 satisfy >udtrsls No. a 20 May taru
WARD q. LAMos.
fs kde z. Aarsh.iR q.
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By ". L. WALL L co.. Auctioneers.

BY W. l.. W ALL q TO-, Auctoneers.
4 FIRST CLASS THREE-sT BRIO
"A DwELIIaG oS I2rH STREET, MAR q, AT Arc
TIos On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. 18th inst, at 4
O'Clock viii s.il in front of the promises orig
insI Let 60 Square 252 the west side CT i5.h S.,
between G and II near G st, improved ~ q stac
coed front three story ard English basement brick
dwelling. contsinin. - COED rooms. WITH every
ecnsepisrce Of gas, ~s'er, &C., &c, and al en-
trance by back ley.
tt is house is nearly new. being only ye.rs old
ard is in very desirable neigh horhood, ariy op
% IL. the II b street Baptist Church.
Terms Oae.thiro casa; balance in sni II
months. bearing inter and secured BY deed or
mar6c WI. WALL & co, Aucts
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AyGEI9N. sAIEs
GU. >, = + :; w. W. IA ,SSS ssi;;sss:E.k

Gr.sr r + AZ ~ ..s * * ssi;;ssvs:ssa
xCCri0x SALE OF GR1CEg,H, Iyuy:ogS
~ CzxxfD Y1sn1s.- AcsAosyrC xxp Ar Nras!
March, We vi II s:lt sss}ss Arsss &C - rs. i,-ss
ss.srtrns nt OF @s reries ard eu.s.r. store e.r.
6rseins-
Barr, Is White and fsIsu Sugars Asa Straps.
Latte rces Cincinnati HskxB,
eexeS9rouEc snd csac. nss stea Coffee
Barrels Ground Come,
Boxes Gssti q yellow - 7ei.-t sosp,
Barrels Herring and Kit. Aackorsi,
BOWS Candles End Starch,
Boxer Pepper, Ginger, and Sipcausa,
Gases FIctlee Cst.uP, snd N-stsrJ,
Ssses Brandy Peaches snc Cssrriss,
CASES or CANNED MEATS AND FRUITS
Consisting Of
Turkeys, Chickens, els N q, Tenr-e~,
Tomatoes, Peas, Corn, Joi:iss, Money, and Pre-
Cases ohampaxue
aromatic B,ters, Holland Gin,
braEdy and W hiskey,
Kegs Old Bourbsa ana Rye Whisky,
Harreis Xxx Magnolia and other gai$key,
h:tiickinfck, FiS Leaf. and other TobscSo,
Cigars, &c.
ALSO
e sos pair warranted oil wool O"oHsry- knit.
A nd other small Stor~e .-.
Terms casa.
mh7 WI. WALL 4 Co, Aue,s.
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A STROLO6Y.-Has arrived in Washington. the
"A celebrated
MADAME. FORREST.


enc is q seventh dsu XII liter, born with nAtu-
raj gift and was . pupil Of ths renowned As
troiog-r, Signor Meretta., ef Venice She tells
those long separated, causes speedy marriages,
can show likenesses Of your absent childrsn or
friends. future husband. Cures al diseases.
Business strictly confidential. Always at home. in
street, between nth AMI 18th SITS the only three
story brick house in the square. Name the door.
Ladies City oents; Gentlemen not admitted The
only lazy in America who possesses the true scie
OF Astroiogy 70 Inn
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AZ 1AsHss rs Mas. SwtsstfsExss Nfade
against the tnritsns, sut against President iAn.
OhS rsiiaas Eai seventh street. -s s. tS {,
ptti,c mes'iuEz: In the morning n Tex O'Clock.
our 2, VIE s9 ,;r
Econ ~ 5T o'eloek. Text tMessed are tae
pvsce makers" Win an aeccua. OF the secep.
lion Of Saily the Digger Indian girl from Cali
f,4nis) by her tribe, after an absence Of eight
y-.rs. daring one CT which she was pupil OF
TIE Sabbath School connected with the church
OF The Rev .DE Sunderland, OF " a.hington city.
given 'S several speakers, Indians and white
n,.n, one OF whom was a special Government
agent To investigate the Indian difficulties In
Manneseia. Sasred songs In different languages
cents, to defray expenses, and to the cause Of
justice, I'll people. TIE COMMITTEES.
EDITOR S1AR: The publication in the S:cr of
lat et-ning, Ieisive 10 the taking possession
OF the store of a Mr. Dimniick, is entirely in
correct. Mr. Uimmick had got possession of
the store by means of false pratsnces, aud re-.
fused 10 give me possession, or pay me rent. or
giveme any satisfaction, and put me at def
aDce. and said the transaction was his soa's,
ard he was under age. f;calied on Mr.. Duson
as frirrd TO witness the con yer sation bet w.en
Din,mick and myself Mr.. Dugan had nothing
to-dc W iah the taking the KEYS. -Dmmick gave
me the keys TO hold as security till hr paid ma
the seventy FIVE dollars. When that is done l
Will returR him the keys. Mr, Dugau did not
representhimselff 70 be a Government detectiye.
nor did he give him any name, but was with
me only as witness TO what TRANSFERRED d
JAMES DULL
Sworn and subscribed before me- this Sc yenth
day or March, A. d. 1859. 49,
liz ''i - N Garr.r I'd
FOUND DEADIn LUMBER TAHD-Thurs.
day morning, at an early hour one Of the guard.
II charge OF the Central Guard house, happen
ing 10 Pass through Walkers lumber yard near
their quarters, discovered a man lying dead
there. He made the fact known to the guard
on duty, and the body was removed 70 tina
guard house IS 1t was partly clad in the uniform
OF soldier. There was nothing about the
body TO designate who the man was or where
ne belonged. There being no doubt Of his death
from exposure and intemperancP, arrange.
ments were made for immediate nterment
HEALTH SFRMoNs.-There is another orator.
an 81 iMericaa Orator" in our midst who is
SAID to he even more eloquent than the one
who delivered orations on foreign topics Our
orator is original, practical, and chains his
hearers not only by native eioquence, but by
ifIpianting new ideas and arousinp thousands
OF torpid minds to thoughifulness. We refer TO
Rev. DR. L. NJ. Lands, who will preach to.
morrow Sunday at Temperance Hall, T.
street, TWO sermons on health topics. At :.
p. m ne delivers an Grafton to the Yonnc Men
Gf -Aprricd. Admission free. See adytrtiso
ment
10. THE PooR INDIAN-Three public meet
ings will be held at Odd Fellows Hall to.mor-
row, at ieA. 81 and TX O'clock, gotten up for
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LOST AND FOUND.

e. REWARD GOLD WATCH SEAL LOST
SC Gold Watch Seal, with red Cornelan stone,
5, rsarnnx 10 is B ao9S s ss sHss
hotel. mr 72t-
~ inst, near Benning's Bridge, large dark
and 5s
ns 9TH a1a Pa ave. will receive the aSovs re-
LN0UND-On street on the night of the 81. q
L black HORSE. Amy one on proving property
eod I.S vi as s h
mar 81
TAKEN UP EsTRAY-On "Wednesday light,
4 rear the War Otfon, small bay MARX, and
the will please come forwa ard, prove pro per-
ty and Pay charges and take her away,
marc 81" 23s street near I4th.
heso h is s
Branch near Bartholow' 5 " hart, which the owner
csn have BY proving property and paying charges.
THOs MARSHALL.
mar 5-3t* On Cd ST., between \ and o sou h
STRAYED OR sTOLEN-About4 weeks ago from
the fd 4 h s5 sh
The cow wss in good ord r; about ) Or years old
With handsome b rms; had rope about her horns
rhen she left Amy person returning the cow sr
nar5.st' 'F'' ''' "' l.. D. CHIrTENDEN.
s1s FSisrsF BoS gin rs ssi if SF
house this IrSursdag) morninv. 5sh inst. la MS Is
unusually large: yellow color; white breast aud
face and wore heavy cut chain collar, upon which
phia." FITZHUGH COYLE,
mar SGT 395 ct between 2I and Al.
COX REWARD.-sto,sn from the stable of the
~ ZC Subscribers. on the 18th ult an iron gray
MARE. about fifteen hands high, long tail and
in one Of her hint feet SD, all lump has grown over
it. and is ght years old. We will give 10 to any
one who win inform where the mare is, or S25
reward for the arrest and conviction of the thief
FOLEY Il BROTHER
mar set $40 street. between 10th and 18th.
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PURE BnrERnS WHrSKH

BOTTLED BIT UpoLPHo WOLFE, NEW YORK.
10 The Citizens Of Hashine.on:-For some time
past have been solicited BY the Medical Faculty
of this city 20 add to my '.Seheidam Aromatic
Schnapps" business the bottling Of PURE BOURBON
WHISKY which could be relied on by the medical
profession. Would have accede to their request
sone time since but found it difncult to procure
pere article. After considerable f;cuIty and de
lay hsve arranged with two distiiiers in Bourbon
county for aresular supply. have also located an
agent in Louisville, Ky. for the purchase Of Bour-
bon Risky direct frem the distilers when offered
for sale in that market
The Whisky will be pat up in ny Schnap2s bot
ties and packed in cssss of one dozen each, with
fec sin:i!e OF my signature n the label
remain yours, respectfully,
CDoLTHo WoLFE.No % Beaver az NY
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MICsAEL PHELAS win play at Clark's new Bill
iinrd Room, corner Eth and streets, day. at
three p. m. It's
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-- NEW YORK, January 81, 1853.
UpOLPHo WOLFE ESQ. % Beaver st, New YORK
Dear Siy: The want Of Pure Liquors for Med ioinai
purFc.es ba. been long felt by the profession and
Thousands II liver have b. en- sacrificed by the use
OF edulterated articles. NV
We have tested Inc several articles which YOU
:. 1T US and consider it justly entitled to the hi ah
r.patstiCn yoS claim for il,
@e would recommend you TO appoint some of the
rtsrectabie Arthecaries in different parts of the
Cnie6 States a. Al tents for the sale Of your Bour.
boa b sky. where the profession can obtain the
same, " hen needed for Die1icinal purposes
Wishing you success in your new enterprise,
We remain your ohediaut servants
falen inc Mott, NJ. ID. No. l Grsmsrcy Park
J. NJ. Carncchan, II u Professor of Clipi cal Sur
gerry surseonin Chief to the State Hospital, e c.
No. Ia east 10Th street
LcwIs !. sayre, NJ D., 795 Broadway.
II. Z De Wees. n D 59l Broadway
Joseph Wcrstrr, Nj. d, 30 9Th street
Neison Ste Il VI D., 81 Bleecker street
tchn Reilly. N D. $50 ith street
Il. j. Ra phael, Nj D. PrOfes ,Or of the princi pI q
and Pract ces OF Surgery, New York Medical Col
:cge, &c, ~ ct street and Others.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS AND
RYATE FAMILIES.
beg cave to Inform The publ: have appoir ted
ths following hrms gents for the sale OF TINS Pure
bourbon whisky. where samples always be
sf' II snd viii soon be sale by every Grocer
Iruggist and ApOthecary and Hotel in the Ted
Skates. UDoLrHO WOLFE,
% Beaver street, New York
W. Ii. Brown BROTHERS, Agents.
msr Tim Baltimore.
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Io! TIE POOR INDIAN.-Three public meet.
ings will be held at Odd Fellows Hall TO- NOR.
row, at iGA. 81 and * O'clock, gotten up for
the rurpo OF answering Mrs. Swisshelin's
recent lecture against the Indians. in DIR. Snn.
66rjand's church. Addresses will be delivered
by several speakers-Indians and white men
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T.sTINosI4ss.-wec call attention 10 the follow
ing testimonials:
FREDERICK, Nh, Feb. II. 1853
am under The trea'ment of DIR. Tumhlsty, the
Indisn Herb Doctor; snt am rsending in health
uiend him TO the public. Respectfully,
T. GETzgsDAssEs.
ltons The Hon. JHdss Snih. Of Frsd;,iek City, I'LL
FLEDERICK. Feb 18th iss
Ihsve been upiAr tn. Treatment OF DR. Tumb ETY.
for SEINE slime. " hen trs app:i; to him h" de-
ycribs q precise my conn plains and feelings with
cut sskiDs me sns ~. siions whstev7r ami 1 AN
Inend him to TIE pub &c. Respectfully.
Gsoa0s SMITH.
The public invited TO call aud see the miracu
lcus effects which Dr Tumti-ty's medicines have
bad por my pai allied syt TEN.
ROCKY Cree, Frederick 90.
The Doctor will re zere sgsin, to practise his
nrui, s,icn in few d. US, and nlsy be consulted at
hIs Ect NJ. II Washington Building, Pa avs ,
aCrTcr eeTeuih street. mar2lw
CouGa, Cold, Oh An lRRITATED THROAT, II
allowed To progress, results serious Pulmonary
snd Bronchial affections, oftentin-s ncurable.
BKOws's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
r.aoA directly the Affected parts and give almost
Instant relief In BRONCHITIS, AsrHNA, aad Ca
rAh&H they arc beneficial. The good effects result
ing from the use of the Troches And their extended
sse. has caused them TO be counterfeited Be sure
70 guard against worthless limitations. Our IN
only the ssnpins B-otrr's f51onhini Troehss which
have Prored their efficacy by test Of many years
PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should che
Te&hes. Military Officers and Soldiers who over
taH the voice and exposed u sudden changes,
sh"ulc have them Sold everywhere s. . cents PER
BON ian E-3S}
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NJ NO IMPOSITION

M NO IMPOSITION
iNs ADAMk ROSS. Doctress and AstroloEist, was
born with u natura; gift. She telif the past and
carriages, brings together those long separated.
Sures all diseases; business strictly confidential
no. 4 80 street West, between 9th and 7th, asar
the Patent Gfice. The oniy person that show
likeness ct tutnre husband absent fr end in
reahts. Ladies 81 o-nts. Rentlrmep 81. fs q I'm
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narad. 'oHS Ned tfkE GO doT. .s::;.


BY j. y. Mc6 Ulk4 Il CO.. Aucttoneere
TTRUSTEEE SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
y By virtue Of deed Of trns. from eserss ".
1855 and recorded in Lieer J. A. s., Ne. "a. fois
La ct SEQ one OF the land recordsfor Waskinx -
eounty in the District Of Colum the
viii sell, al public auction 10 the hlshest hiddss,
in front Of the vremie~~ on FRIDAY the istk dsy
Of Msrch. 1853 at O'Clock ?. m, the fofiovins
pieces OF pro perty situated in the city Of WsshiaG
ton: u; c., with the Improvements, Wis:
All the eastern part or half Of original Lot nan
hefed i've, ts IAN Square numbered Ose ku dre3
hfty-es ht i5s aud containing about 1925 seuare
feet. leo. part Of Lot bered hve in ssusrU
numbered two hundred and forty seven, t?n >
bonded IS totlovs: Beginning far the same on che
north side NJ street at Sotr where the said Size
OF street lntsrsect-d by tae west line Of aliey
IS fset wide aud running thence westerly vita the
line of street eigh feet and n euce porfherir
and Of that width. and in line parallel vita The
lot.
Terms: One third cash; the residue in two "a uss
fnsts,marts 1t and ~ months, with interest 70 b
secured ~ the notes Of the purchas and deed
OF trust upon the premises.
The terms must be complied with in thrse esys
or the trustee reserves tie right b. resell 1t ria
and cost o. defaultsrg purchaser ar purchasers
All convey sBcins 81 purcbasert' cost
HENRY ID. FERSANDIS, Trustee.
Re 81 2xH2v&d DIS J. O. McGrIRE A. co Auots
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iNOUND-On street on the light of the 81.
L black HORSE. Amy one On proving property
corr 81 t ann Hs JOHN b6ssFYhs
MAP 3tE
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BY J. MCGUIRE ( CO., Auctionarrs.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON FOUR
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March Iith, at u.
o'clock. a. the Auction Rooms, vail sell ~ Lots
in square 8, fronting together SO feet q inches
On l4th st betrsen mort. a. d Q slsT These lots
ments laid in front on street with a passenger
Railroad In full operation, and as the SAL. is
without reserve, offers fine opportunity for in-
vestment. .-- ~ .--
Terms: Gne-hslf -ssh; remainder in one year,
with interest, secured By deed thrust on the
mh6d fRepI J. @ MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
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b. ". L. WALL q 90, Auctlon..r.

by " L. WALL a 90, huctioneers
Southwest corner Of Penn. ave ana qth NJ
SALg BY CATALOGUE OF LTBRARs ap
MoSbhr Maze TIeg sss =; 90.
We yin cell, Ct the cerner of ytA and streess, sr
stairs ovtr kycnt Grocery Store o colleosion sS
Military Science. Biography,
Material aud Political ietory.
Government Publications
Law PHILOSOPHY. Geography. Speeches. P.mpA.
French, Spanish. Latin, Greek, weieh, 6ermss
And ether scarce and valuable Books, emhrss;na
every branch OF bellies !. tires and science
Cole. silver, aud Copper Coins,
Medals and Autographs,
Revolutionary and Ante Rcvoiut onsry sevsps-
pere, 80
CpIiosi.ies Paintings, and Engravings.
Will be on exhibition q few days rrsvious n the
ssts catalogues TO be had on application at tas
fes WI. Wall & Co. Auct..
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G. = REWARD GOLD WATCH SEAL LOST
srC Gold Watch Seal, with red Cornelian stone,
marked wv P. j." The finder will be rewarded
by returning il TO the Bookkeeper at Wizards
Hotel, 7-2t~
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TAKEN Up ESTRAf-On "Wednesday nj yht,
I near the War Office a small bay MARE, and
the owner " Ill please come forward, prove proper
ty and Pay charges and take her away.
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TO The EENEyoLEsr Or EvREY eECr.-The He
prev Congregation Oftbe city of Wasbngt D
Y, formed IN he Year 1862 ventures to appeal 10
the benevr citBers o! sXid city for aid Locst
AZ the Metropolis of the greatest Nation of the
Globe. rhose Consultation and laws secure freedom
OF conscience and r. gious lib rty to all have jona
earnestly desired to provide tor taemselves build
irs IL which III; y could, in thar way and
after the nsrner Of their fathers. humbly aud de-
S.etl, ~9rship God yet the smalncss Of their
puUcer there are only fixty members in Wash
irgtUr and the D:strict put it wholly out of tn ir
p."er to yr.ti:y this long cherished desire. But
the time las come at last when as they think they
shcud II least attem ~ It's qualification They have
accnrdiIG sly entered into contract for the pu r
csase OF q s.urch ediice convent utIy locatsd in
the city Of y ash ;nxton. but un,ble nemseivss TO
raise the full amount Of purchase money from their
slender means, eheerfully contributed several
": usaI O doisI. OF the purchase money; tnd now
niE great cGnfideEce that their appeal will not be
Il vsin, sarues'ly and implorirgly ask of the be
ntvcieEt Of the city 10 aid them in raising the ad
OF u Q ss'o purchase
Comraitte.a will be appointed to wait on the be
ncVcieni citizens ISAAC EkRzBEgo. President.
ADuLrH ADLER, Roc Sse'y.
EEsSCEI GETMAS, Trustees
Musks SEIGEL,
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BOARDING.

A FEW GENTLEMAN B0ARDERs CAN BE
n accommodated with good Rooms aud Board at
log Pa. avenue, between nth and 18th SITS. mi Ct"
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HENkf D. TERNkNDis, Trustee.
fe 81 2sw2w&ds J. g. Mcguire & Co, Auots


ny T. McGlIhE q Co. AGctloueeu.
CHAhCkRf SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT IN
~ GkoEGErsws.-By virtue of q decres Of the
Circuit Court in cause wherein the President and
Directors of Geor setovn College COM siE
and John II. F1Ignson is defendant, No. 1,zH,
EQUITY. the undersigned will sell 81 pu bic suetion
on TUESDAY, the leth day OF March, lsss st hasf,
past clock p N. on the premises. 70 TIE highest
bidder, tue east bali OF Lot numbere sixty fSo.l
in olmesd's Addition To- Georgetown, begiun ng
for tie same at the southwest intersection Of Hest
and North streets and running thence southuxrd
ly firth the west line of North straet ore undre1
ard twenty tl;rl feet thence westerly parallel 20
West street twenty feet six isches thence uorther-
ly parallel 10 the 6rst line hundred sno tweaty
ieet 10 be south line Of West street. thence With
tsid soGth line eastRrly with straight line treasy
feet six inches t.e6l TO the beginning situated IN
Georgetown. ID. q, at the southwest corner Of
West and North stree Is, and improved by good
dwelling. -
Terms: One third in cash; The residue in and u
months, with interest, 10 be secured ~ the notes
of the pnrchaser, with endorsers TO be approved by
the Trustee. The terms nf sale must be com Piled
with in FIVE DAYS, the Trustee may resell 81 the
risk and cost af the defsultins purchaser. 20.
RICHARD "A. CLARK. Tru.tee.
felt de C. MEG HIRE A co
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WAsEISGTeS. u. O..
MAYoE's OFFICE, Feb. II 1884,
This object is lau- sble one, which commsnds
Itself Il sn The parties eng s-d in the uniertak-
ing are res d-nts OF tbis city person lily well kno
70 ne, sd are gen II. ii,en cf character.
mar w RICHARD WALLAOH. Mayor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-07

By ] @. MrGU IRE & Co, auctiopeers
TRUsfEB's SALE or yALaBLE BUILhISe
Il LuT Oh srRKkT, BETWEEN l0rH i've
STREETS On MONDAY AFTERNOON. Mach
9Th al O'Clock, on The premises. by vrtas Of Q
ceed cf trust, dated August 18th, 1859 and duly re-
one Of the lane records for Washngt5n county, b.
y. thsl sen part OF Lot numbered eleven. M
tSa: beginning foi the same on street in the
dividing lie between said Lot eleyen ana loS
twelve In said uare ~ the distance Of ffty feet
vest from the northeast corner of said square and
running from sand point OF beginning scath one M d.
dred feet; thence west twentytwo feet six inch az:
thence north one sundred feet to the lina 81
p street; and thence with street twenty two feet
inches to the place of Beginning tosethsr viii
the of he alley in the rear.
Terms One third cash: the remainder in q snA
IL months: with interest secnred . deed of trust
the premises.
All convey snces at the eest Of the purchaser
JOHN B. CLAGETT, Trustee
fe l4-2AWdds j Q NEG U1RE Il co Arcts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-07

JFoUhlE WITH The CHIMNEY SwEEP.-
F-daN morning AZ Mr. II. Robertson, the
SWe' master of The LIST ward, was passing
slOIg ] Tia strret followed by hi, sweep, a lot OF
Ust4 r. set dog OF the sweep who tried TO
g Sw4v, md hey caught bIm aud held him.
riti mean while To get ire do To bite the boy
III Robertson went 10 he relief Of the wsepsr
: 10 s'Tuck the dog, when VIM w alters one o.
%hH tnulhters, struck him. Walters was ar
1rs'' n Nv oficfr ewiin and tSk-n hef1r~ Jr4-
me peace