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EOVERANENT SALE OF eCRPLUa STT6.
" elSfBNOE STORES.
CHOICE TEAS, fCLO6ING OUT SALE) ROCK
SALT, &C., AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
81. sOPER CO., Au,tiopssr,
eussIsrENcE OFFICE. q. g, A.
No. lO3 WESr LoNRARn srpr,

e u. Z. "A
... No. 1O3 WEST LOMBARD srRFrrS
,r.,, BALTIMORE. Nd, October 10. 1856
Will be sold at Public Auction, OF Wsrehs hens.
No. Srant street timmedistely IN the rear Of
% THURSDAY. October Is. iss. s SSSiecf IN.
thousand three hundred 5 yOJ pounds Choice rsss
OF brands and in Hacteges az follows:
BLACK TEAS. 81
o6HoSG e ns @sas seoPs 'and' brand
OPPOSE: cargo mail E:SSed:S ''uaa''' brand
s.lf Sns:s t4SSHus e ssrpa'
~, d0t pa half chests. (abeut rs pounds,) brand
OGLOEG: cargo nsrk IN, B. Pslmer" '"nu
oaa1ttIEci half chest, Lsbout 81 Pounds) Bra
oG POI s Sslg n %sss "Lsy.ntsI
TARMAsALOw. cargo marx "Hosus.S 0fsoo
Lot Gol half chest, tabout 81 pounds brand
Pouch ONa, csrse mark Hots pur." " 'n0
M ssraS brand
rim" ""us'
GREEN TEAS. ,.-..,-
nff+SHhp6NGJ neit chest, talcut a pouuds3 brand
L9. XII hsM chest. esSout Is poands ) Brand
At the same time Viii Be sold shout ssyen st thou.
SY?gs' 2sF saEss IL sSd
The stores are cold because no longer needed for
issue by the Government =. :
Of Teas can be sxsmiued At this once Il any tine
The ackages are in perfect order.
The Teas will be 70 weighed Immediately before
Zach brand win % solo separate ly-one half.
cheat, with the privilege Of any ndmber, viii be
Terms, 0ash, in oovernmsnsfund
Gays allowed to 5 rSSMkHs sr Miss6r
Brevss Lieut.. 6Sl; and 9 s. .. o. 4,
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Y ICHAOND, FREDERIOKsBUBG AND 20
H TOMAC RAILROAD.
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, (Ssnday Q, m. sxcsptsd.)

The arieks and most DIRECT route = Richmond,
;.ss%:s: from sists ss1Sss ySS EaAGE
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
mona Va non AS9ls Orssk 2 Rch
pond and Pstsrsburs and R,s6mend md Danyil
RRssisash, 9rSsnsooso'. SALISBURY. Charlotte and
stesmsss Report and o vanasrbnt leave Sixth
etreet Wharf daily fSunday morning excepted) e
SO .. m. and p. n. and arrive in Richmool e
Los ,. N and Q. n.
THROUGH TO RIOHMC.xD IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker than
any other koute.
=, Be sure End get Through Tickets via Aauia
Oreek and Iredertcksburg, 70 Richmond, at the
Company Once, corner q Peana. avenue and StS
stxsst, Or on beard Of tAsbosts. Bagsass ehsoksd
Omnibussss and DaSsass Wagons viii b in
tween depots In Richmond.
Passenger BY this hns Dass b daylight Mmus
Vernon, and may have a. opportunity Of visfana
several battle neds near Irsdefioksb burg ~ stop
ping ct that point. -g- -
Breakfast ana sap on boasd a etsamsrs.
GEO. MATTIN0EY, 6upt., Warrington, D. O.,
MATHEW CLARK, Agent. Wa.hfngtoH.
apSly General Passenger Agent.
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ID U b LILO eAE Z

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By virtue Of authority We will sxvose n vub,ic
Dsinali on SATURDAY, October Is, 1854. a Il
e'eiock y two psrcels Of Land equally diviSed
ana contagious to each other, combining IiS
This property 10 situated shout aye mi,e. ,ro,,
the Centre Harket, " ashneton city, is acceusibie
~ the nacostia Bridge, contains On email nor.
ton Of arabic, meadow and wood, Is of most ercel
lent arHlty highly productive, Adnir ably ada pied
thereon. Il Vim bs cold ssparstsiy. mn oeat
Terms Of sale One half cash; residue in twelvs
men men be- Nth Interest and aPPfsysa security
- WIN. j. HILL
Attorney fSI Z; y bar nall.
Attorney for Geo. W Darnan.
Bladensburg, Md sept. n. - % Is. cots
SALE OF NAVY P0wDERs.
Bg.sss@ Oydsayee, Nary Department,
WGshtnrfon CITY september 20, lo66
nighh s Sioasrs, q noon on THURSDAY the
eigbteeth 18th tdAy of October, 1856 at the oics
81 the inspector of Ordnaace, at the Nav YarS
brooktJ New York. about twenty -ef ght In ndred
, o.m o. powder composed OF cannon and
TO ns ,,Snss,: sn b sold b. samples and in lots
Terms; .OeAA, q oovsrnmspt funds; one half b
!enstpder within ten days sftsrVards. dS,iss
Nnien time the powders must b. removed froS
ne mtsazinss otherwise they win revert 70 IT,
PnreIs.ers wfIl b. required to furnish Nal,
own nsckages whore the Pow der 10 not in barrels.
Sc 20 D. ! - 'IHiA WISE, Chief Of BurssS.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auetionesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT o,

BY virtue Of deed In trust, bearing date on the
9Th day OF June, 1859, and recorded in Liber J. A,
SALE the o.s s.y " Se
part Of Lot No. 2. in Square No. lN, fronting II
feet inches on south 2 street. between 7th and
improvements. consisting of a comfortable two.
story Frame Dwelling house. ~ =
Terms OF eAle: One half cash (of which ANa
will b required to be paid on the ground . and
balance six and twelve months for notes bearing
nnds 0 n dsy o. secured y ds.d in
not complied with In FIVE days, the property will
be resold upon one weeks notice, ct the risk and
revenue stamps ct the cost Of the purchaser
OHAS. 8 WALLACE, Trustee.
ne led GREEN VILLA Ma A nnfa
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An ECCENTRIC TRAvELKR--A man from
Kansas. nfty-hye years old, arrived at Mobile
Ala, IN small skif last. week, after a trip
down the river of one thousand eight hundred
miles Soon after reaching there he fell into
the river by accident, and was rescued by the
police, who. nndIhg that he was chilly, took
MN 10 the hospital The skif contained or
binary cooking utensils, rife, shot. gun, pis-
tol, and also little dog, special favorite who
was found inHoeently eurled mp at the bottom
OF the boat. quietly awaiting the return OF his
master
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
EOR THE EAsTERN sHORI.

The large, gtsunch, and eommodious Steamer
r. LEON Al RP, leave: her pier opposit; snA@C
SGssR p EisfSs SSSfS;S:s
Xxx ctt 1kfRI1 S9LNr HE EGaHHEEkkfG4a's
WH4RE CABLN GREEK, MEDhoRb'S
Returning from "THE sHoRE,n she leaves
mioya = Landing e ! p. m, Cambridge at 4 SO ..
in ns iandingJ On Mondays, Wednesdays,
She has i ne state rooms, and al, other passenger
accommodations. equal to those Of any other
steamer on Chesapeake Bay. se SIT
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pr GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Aocsiooss1..

By virtue of . deed of trust TO me from Henry
De 4ariel and wife, dated March Is, 1856 and
recorded in Liber 4. M. H.. No 10, page IA ct
seq land records for Washington County, D. d.
will ell, upon the premises, by public auction, TO
DAY the slst day Of October, 1856, the following
described real estate, al, uafe in Weshineto5
County and District of Columbia, to wit Ali that
certain tract parcel of land, being q mart OF =
tract called "Lopg Meadow and bon nded A.
follows: Beginning for tho same and bounded hy
the Eastern Branch Of the Potomac river on the
east; the south by the lands of Henry Don glass
on the north by the lands Of Alex ander B. Aber
crombie; and on the west By the lands Of WIN W
Corcoran and John A. Bertrof. containing 1851
ninety six acres, more less Also All that other
part Of = Long Meadows" bounded Is follows
formerly owned by John A. Bertrof and the lsRd
east from the third boundary stone of sshi ton
and with said road go, twenty feet; thence north
and par allel with the boundary between said Don
lass and Bertro land 10 the rear line Of Bertro
land thence east TO tho .aid piece of land firat
above described; thence south TO and with tina
corner and est boundary line and tho line of said
henry Douglass land. to the begin aing; upon the
following terms and conditions, to wit =: -
Terms: One third cash. balance in six and twelve
ard secured by . deed Of trust on the premises
All convey sncing and revenue samps at the coat al
the purchaser. SlOo will be required Down when
the property il knocked off
HENRY o. HOOD, Trustes5
40 n III n a ~ q
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RH W. L. WALL co., Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN THE SIYTH WARn

By virtue q the order and decree Of the Supreme
Court OF The district Of Columbia. bearing date
tition Of the widow and heir. Of Benjamin Bean,
deceased against David and Henry Jones, the IN
dersiened commissioners will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, ON TUESDAYS the 10th cay Of Octossr
1856, ct clock p. m, In front of the premises
Lots OF ground nunbsren ten, O, - twelve (i2J and
thirteen. O3 according TO subdivis Of origi
nal Lot Numbered two, a. in Square numbered
nine hundred and forty five. CAS- Of the plan of
ihesity OF W Arlington. This property Is situstsd
street east, In q healthy and tAriving section Of
the city.
Terms: One half cash; the reeid1e in six And
twelve menths the purchaser 81 wing his bonds fa r
the deferred payments, bearing interest from the
day Of sale. All conveyancing and stamps at the
cost Of the purchaser. Title deed to be retained
until the whole OF purchsse money Is paid :
WILLIAM DIXON,
WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM
w. p. FERGUSON,
GEORGE X. RUFF,
WIN. A. FLETUHER,
..pr,vo Commissioners.
&C s-eo&ds w. L. WALL d CO.. Aucts
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THE EVENING STAR.

AN ATTEMPT AT DOUBLE SurcrpK-rvo
women, named Maria Cayanaugh and Hannah
m cIauE hiin, each about twenty years of age
attempted suicide by jumping into the water,
from Craigie's bridge. Monday night. about II
o lock The cries of Hannah Attracted the
Attention Of Joseph Bradley and John Barrett,
Two Of the crew OF the schooner Valor who
put of in a boat and rescued both girls and
conveyed them 70 Brnce's bath house where
Drs. Richardson and Mcdonald attended the
enIs, ana succeeded in resuscitating the Nc
Lana hin gSrl. but in the case Of the other their
efforts were unayailing. The Mclaughlin girl
was taken 70 the Third Police station, and the
body OF the Cavahaugh girl was taken to the
dead house. 1t appears that both girls came
from house on Andover street, and were
walking on the bridge, when the deceased pro.
posed 10 her companion to end their dissolute
lives by drowning. She did not receive her
moist proposition with favor, whereupon she
tainted her with want Of courage. This she
denied, and they both prepared for the suicidal
act, first divesting themselves OF portion of
locked in each others arms, but the GOODNESS
Of the element caused Hannah TO repent and
her screams brought aid, already stated
Ihe Cavanaugh girl persistly kept her head
beneath the water, and both would unoues-
tioBably have been drowned but for the aud
received. The mother of the deceased lives in
Kingston street 1t is said that the McLaugh-
I'm girl came from Lowell on Monday for q
short visit, and shortly after arriving met the
deceased They INDUCED in drink several
times, and were perhaps in part prompted TO
the act from this cause. 1t was only till
o'clock yesterday morning that the surviving
"uniortunate" so far recovered her ideas as to
be able 10 give the facts abo We stated. She adds
IN her own behalf, that she felt rather desPon-
dent when she committed the act, and had
been gloomy for day = two. owing to bad
luck. She has a mother residing in Lowell.
The girls were seen lounging about the bridge
early In the evening. and were sent away by
steps, and proceeded as the narrative already
re latsd shows.-BOSton Post.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY W. l.. WALL 3 co.. Auctioneers.
- 6toree SIS and 3l1.
South corner Of Pa. avenue and 9th street
VALUABLE IMPROPER PROPERTY AT Auc

LUAbLE IMPROPER PROPERTY AT AUC-
On MONDAY ArrkSNooN, October n a. +.
O'Clock, We will sell, on the premises, . valuable
Dwelling House, being Lot No 8, in reser vatien
tween ID and Sd streets. and in rear Of st OhsrIes
bstel and running back 10 feet 70 Q " feet siiey
Ing House. two and q. hah stories high, with ssIe
roof, and In good condition.
Also, Immediately after the above sale we will
sell the adjoining Lot II being q feet front By laO
feet deep, and running beck to an alley.
balance in equal instaments OF IL and is months
the deferred psyments to be secured By Q deed OF
trust on the premises. ConveyancipR and STAN %
ct the expenee Of the purchaser.
coll the attention of buyers to this sale O. IL
the avenue. -
Title perfect. $780,. 1890.
W. L. WALL 4 CO., Aucts.
- THE ABOVE BALE % POSTPONED ON
account Of the rain to AONDAY AFTERNOON,
18th instant, same hour and place.
oc lid ". L. WALL CO., Aucts
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ONE WIFE TOO MANY-A Hard Cdse-Some
years ago the wife OF Jerry Sharpe, then a
slave OF VIM. Downing, OF this county, was
sold with two children and taken south
Jerry, remaining here a slave, and receiving
no intelligence of his wife, married a second
time, by which marriage he has several chill
dren- The other day he received q letter from
ms wife IN the south, informing him that she
desired TO come home, now that she WAS frse
and end her days with him. This was rather
startling news for Jerry, and as he was a con-
sclsnuous fellow, bothered him for a time
smarty, but after consulting with his friends
what was best TO be done, he relieved his mind
BY deerminlng 10 send for his wife in the
South and support both families He saws il
Is -ihe hardest dealIns' he ever had to do, fbut
deems IL his duty. and will stand MP to it
Jerry is good bricklayer, and will doubtless
enceayOr to do justice 70 his big undertaking.
Lexington (Ky.) CnioRist.
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DOTOMAe TRANSPORTATION LINE.
HOTIOE 70 sHIPPxRs.

,., The Ss::H:1 Ex.nhss o:.s
eAsndrts AZ .. N. EVERY SAT-.
s gRDAY for 9tiy%%SSnt,, Budds TsrrH
stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point Fio1den 4
Wharf, Lsncsstsrs Wharf; Stones Wharf. Our.
r p,na Bay, rrSawsn5 Wharf, Hazell's Wharf,
-. J.B. BRYAN 4 BRO, Agents..
apI-0 No. 3A3 Penna SYanna
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PROPOSALS.
IOR BuILDING A -LARaD
UlLKILL ARSENAL, PHiLADBLPHIA.
Qnaytsy@asteY Gess,oIs QGes,
WRSkfaSfo$ N ~ tt~totar q ~

vs.a.:s.ss 5; q. 5e Ssssrs ;. Sc &C.,
oe ' e At the
ios Uss o. srsyss ss Gen
:. once q JOAN ssAssSsr. Jr n' Asestsis
pnii.deIPniai , and at the Office Of Brexet Major
deYcsited at these several places. ""'
psadins al ~ors ana 81 ne
a noon De r e sss Sss q the s e
G,esspsn Assistant. Qusrierna.isr Genera,
Pn,isSs Is .neS Shsss they viii g
sss ss :RSSs !: and s T.;
the susrsnty Of two respoSsibis esT.ons ne -. p
ansuD. Of ten thousand doIsrs. that the hidS se
,ssssIi:y within ten days stsT being nosiaedf Of
'n' ''ns' ou.rtermas q; naE ansss::,
&C n.t2a Brsvet Major General,
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND FUEL. =
prR0f erAfBI alssasnn. 3 9,s e. ss,sssa.
q, s: once 4sns IL iii
named sr,ieiss IN such ausstiss %ois s oT s.
Sss ssi Hkchk Isl XII rrxorHy
sTSoSssg a ISL. .s..e..,
800 CORDS MOOD, oak and pine. - -
90 TONS COAL, snthracits, asaI
Articles TO be Of the best anaiity ana snh;a., 90
the usnsi Goverument IN oestion :, "
pne lows.t bid for each article 10 be accepted.
after A. fnnS, sre On o. soon there
.or further Information inquire at tbi. o.fics.
e..a Br.'es ssiss =! 4 IN !. X.
G@ Depos nsrsermsster,
=: e 5 e n ''' 'a'a''''. ;. I: =:
r. ,dr ?. 4ssA ~, 'ss ~, e.. -
oIsFkF - 4.sS - 70 '2'.s' 81 = ~ ,, .
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STOVES, &c.

- n.A.A u. L ssEsohn, n
soIx Aszxrs yol rHx SALE OF
LlIfLEFIELDs MORNING GLORY STOVE.
LIfrLEFIBLDp PARLoR SURFACES,
The hsadsomest and best Base Burning Stoves
We also Put mp Bibos New Fir. place stovee,
me ieilostDs 0ssk stoves ana repairs for Same
s ss6 ~ fs:sf fsss' sfss, ,.,. and
,0EAL. ~
A general ...o, .n.a Ats q Hou..s..pins Hard.
Sc 4 eos. aal Penn !. avenue. near ~ street
- s,ov.s. STOVES. srov,s. -
~ BoUIs 4 CO.. -
4. II. 9. BouIs.l IN. x.sPRIsSER
near the National fheatre, WsshinSton, d. o.
MANUFACTURES AHD pEALRRs II
STOVES sEo,v P Pa E9B, COOK As sp, 9RAnBlR
Also. Sexton BibbS Parlor Heaters. to heat
ned We're kiicSsn and House farHi:sins Goods aSc
All q which We ~in sell at reduced prices.
koohne. epoutipg or 0uteertne, and sii kinds Of
WHITE is COMING = =
CaIl ct "BoYps," l1e eth street, between D
SSPfES sr5SES fASSSs a
for one, two, three Stories, But up BIZ eN
skillful workmen, and warranted to work
FURNACES and LATR0B rs reset and made to
sfkir sFSg BslS & e. aPf for hind
and stsee Of Stoves, constantly en- hand.
OLD STOVES taken In s saissiff 81 SOB Rir
419 9Th street, between d and T.
B. Sealer OF Weights and Measures sell In
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RAILROAD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
4

PHfLa bIhs YaRE
81 S
Irains betvSen Wellington and Iss Ycrk are
Tos NV : P' iSsk, w, s.i.h... .h.ss. ofe.
81 Leave daily ts1csSt Sunday q f:so .. N. and
I6s NEw YORK, changing car. =. Phil.as,.
Lcvs Dali, tsxeeDs Sunday At HIS I. n. and
ron pHILApEtPHrA,
snS g ~ re: Sunday at 7so and nl'
On s55npAr. = ~
Leave Tor New York and Phfiadelphis Ut 80 ,.
Sleeping Cal, for New York on $50 ,. m. sr.,a
Th5ouss tist:ss e n s.s JSsa 2.
IKE ses rns
avenue, between 9Th aud 1th sire ts . = : :
for schedule betveen Washinstss, Balimors,
sSEl J E;:::s + 4isE:. 2s.ss
&c 50. gro. s. K0osFz' Agent, *.'sia:son.
BALTIMORE AsP OHIO RAILROAD, Z
&&H ~
:. ss'Ifss HsD 4as VEL
Leave daily, except Sunday, ct Too. 7:so, and
ll.ls O. m. and 2:As, and 40. and 8 90 p. n.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
leave DAILY. except Sunday, 1t TOO .. m, and
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at s:is and ZOO q m, and at s:4s and As
,. m. =
FOR ANNAPOLIS,
Leave ats and 7;0 Q. m, and 40 D. m No
trains to or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON eUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave ITO Q. M. and Z: IS and 90 D. m
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave &c 80 q. m. and 2:t5 and 500 D. m.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
90 leave daily, except Sunday. ut 80 q. m, and
On Sunday st 500 D. n. only connecting az Relay
Stauon with trains from Baltimore to Wheeling,
ITas6TaE FOX ITS 70 the w... can b. had a.
the arlington Station Ticket Once ct ell hours
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34S Penn.
avenue, between 9Th and 9TH streets
For New York, PbilsdeIphi and Bosteu see
advertieeme Of T hrop Gh Lne.n
W.P. SMITH Master of Transportation.
l.; III. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
oc II GBO. 8. KOONrZ. Agent, Wsshins ton.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, AND
GEORGETOWN n A At n n N
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THE SCHOOLS OF CHIcAGO.-The twelfth an
nuai report of the Chicago Board OF Education,
Just rubiis he'd. contains the following:
BY the last census we had 3S,Sf0 children
OF =, hool age Since the census was taken the
population Of the city has larKefy Increased
TIE limits of school age have bsen narrowed
By one year Inc number excluded by the
change Of limits will not equal the Increase In
population. A far estimate will give ms
school population Of Il, GEO. t1sso lrf5 a
I'VE have enrolled In the schools s524l The
tstmate number IN private schools is 1OU0O
The whole humber attending some school a
portion Of the time lie therefore 3h2il leaving
as absent from school 9, $50. 80 - =
he most reliable data give about ten per
cent OF school population as physically unit
ted for school life. Making this deduction,
there are in our city $3.50 due at schools who
are not found there Some Of these are engaged
prohtabfy in labor or trade" q
~An Europe is arming.
~Turkeys roost much higher than Turks
~New London has colored base. ball
club. - = = e '''0'T-
SThe best governed wife is she who gov.
0rIn Baltimore ladies' curls are sold at We
cents per yard.
OEdward Lewis was killed in New York
recently By q fall from the belfry at St. Johns
Church. = 1
- mrs Hayne (erce Julia Dean) has some
conJugal business before the Probate Conrt
in Salt Lake City.
ga game supper''-Dutch cheese and
'seven up.' :
IDuring the late German war a pontson
bridge was thrown across the Rhine In II mln.
utes. r-
~The Boston freq public baths accommo.
dated 4S3,690 bathers during the last four
months. -. 80 =
~An original boulder-Anna Dickinson,s
rejected stone"
ga boot backing tournament 10 protected
in New York.
ADvIeE.-The Richmond Whig advises the
people OF Virginia TO let political conventions
alone, attend to their home and business in
terests, keep modestly in the back ground, and
abstain as far as may be com patibie with true
manhood from in vitlng further persecution.
SWatteau waists, Spanish foupces
peplums and Lamballes, in opposition to high
corsage, PLAIN gored skirt, and paletot an tur
bans are the s'go' in New YORK.
~A clerical paper published at Naples.
recommends as an infallible cure for the choi
era, an application to the abdomen OF a picture
of ST. Joachim.
y Many q sweet fashioned mouth has bsen
disfgured and made hideous by the flery
tongue within ii.
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HANDSOME PRIvATl RESIDDNCR. FRONT.
INC Oh STREET lORTa. BBrWEEN

xERsMM0kT .ATEHgE AND isra srREfEff
VI TUES0An, the 18th instant. at ~ O'Clock D,
We shall sell, on the premises, House No. I3z.
1s1eg two story .nd half Brick House, with .
nne balcony ana back building containing II rooms
and fruit trees: hsvne u feet front by 100 feet
deep, 70 % slley. making II . handsome private
residence. Being near the l<th strsst cars, and 4
nne peighborhoo1. with handsome residences
Terms: One-thtrd cash: balance SIX aud twelve
months for notes bearing interest and secured nv
sdeed OF trust on the premises. All convey sncfu9
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the pure hsser
s &c w GRESxTwrtIrAms. Aucts.
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A SOUTHERN INVITATION To THE JEWS
The Richmond Wing, of the 2sth ult., had an
article on "Ireland, the Jews and the South, ,,
IN which il commented upon the poverty Of
Ireland as shown by the statistics of the Jews
VINO reside on the Island. Its closing remarks
are as follows:
Terrible, indeed, m ust be the Industrial con.
clifton OF Ireland, when the Israelites avoid it.
Neither climate. distance, danger nor any 9TH
er cause, deters them from settling in a country
In which they can turn penny. Where there
are no Jews there Is no money to be made:
Wnere there are no rice fields there are no rice
BIRDS; where there is no wild ceie Y there are
no canvass back ducks: where there is no
trade there is no Jews. We hail their presence
In such numbers in the Southern States as an
auspicious sign. Instead of diminishing here
they have probably increased. In this CITY nu.
merous squares. almost entire streets are mo-
nopolized by them, and soberer steadier or
more industrious and abiding class of
population does notexist. They interfere with
no one. mind their own business, observe their
religious ceremonies. and pursu ne their own Pc
cuiiar enloyments and indulgences. We hope
they may never leave us. When they do We
snail begin to fear that we are given TO ruin
that whai distinguished Ex-Governor would
call The doom of Devergoii' awaits Us. II there
Is 70 be new Jerusalem, let Richmond be the
place"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-12
III oRE1N WILLIAMS, Auctionse..
fIusrsEy SALE OF XALpA8BL1 REAL Ee
RI 0RE1N . WILLIAMS, Auotionesn.

DEslkABLI PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON O
STREET SOUTH. The I'M ERSECTION OF
FARMLAND AND vIRGINlA AvENVES,
between IN and sth streets west, tIslsnd,) as
On MONDAY, the 18th instant. at ~ O'Clock p.
m, We shall sell, on the pr emises, that beauti-
full private resid ence Of j. Ohm H (Semmes, Esq,
two.story aud q half Brick House, with basement,
containing in all some nineteen rooms, with hand
some Parlors, chamber. dining, and sitting rooms,
pantries, wine cellar, closets, and gas and water
throughout the whole house. Lot having IS feet
II inches 'front.' BY ia feet deep to IN alley making
Washington. =. :, = :
Alec, imme ately after the sale Of the above
property, We shall sell seven handsome Building
Lots. i've fronting on 9Th street west, having %
feet front By loo deep, to alley; the other two
fronting on street south, adjoining the brick
deep, which makes them good building lots.
Terms 1: One half cash; balance in s, II, and Is
months. for notes bearing interest, and sesured
by deed Of trust on the premises All convey
aucfng and revenue stamps st the cost Of the pur-
chaser 100 will be required on each piece when
The plat Of the above property can be seen 1t
Green q williams auction store, corner 7th and D
streets.
&C Cd GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucts r.