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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-12
Jabr9. 23.

6ano bar. Nun tpobl, iaste er, ih MID Sbnsr
Cen sSiGsn tbun, ta wiQ ben &Snis NIT ibrsr Ser.
md6luns befannt MAIDEN. Mbsr ss barf niht aus.
eben, als mare es cine psratreeets SaHe, Ionoeru
es mub ben AnlAein bseommen, als Oh Der 3ufan
oieie @rflaruns terteifitrte. SSren Sis alto
mie mir es tswerfaetissn ru!Isn. SD binire bsuts
nit Dem aSnis uno Ssins Miasiat BAT mid auf.
fcroern laiisn, pcr1sr cine prcmenaoe NIT ibm s,l
MAIDEN. lin spSlf lbr ica ib Al i6m tommen,
um nit tom. mic bas listt, bur1 bic Mneen felt,
rdrts oes ShloRss cine 5tunoe Su prcmsniren.
Dlir pflcsen sewObnlih einise Dlale an Dem Bai.
TN untssbalt ben Setraiien pcsiitsrfcmmen. SD
rpsroe beute icsleih uno obne Nuhcrberuna bieisn
a4es einihlassn unb ssine 0iajsitGt triro niat
anfetsn, mir ,u fclssn. gun eriihe isA eieMab =
Die Marqui1s b'Arssns iih icsleib an isnes Baii3n
su bssstsn uno bel 9tnndteuns feben ,u tlei=
ben. I'm su ariben. Das 1T NQss, bas g1eitere
mn6 Der 3ufal 8sbsn. GSren Sic, ba 14ldat Die
ubr srpSlf. GLEN Sic, Sore @emablin su benabs
rihtisen. SD mub gum 8Snis!
SD eife7 iH fiess, Nplcrb, risf S'Nrsens, nit
freucsitrableneen Mueen DEN 3crb amarmenb M4
msin Soft, Se aebsn mir has 9etsn. Die 6cfTnuna
uno ete 9bre tpierer, oenn it msrbe iest meiner
Ssmatlin msin ssssbenes gBcrt baltsn fSnuen,
unS ih meree fret rsrben, I'm in msin 0atsrlanb
Buradjufebsn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-12

Ssst tatten fe bas 3isl ibrer @anbsruna er.
rs'ht iest tratsn iie in bas Wobnaimmer bes Nsar,
quiS etn.
sun :? fraste b'arssns itnsn entsesen itir,ens.
Nun, BAIT gu i'm seiefen, eaura? Satsn eie se,
iprcAsn, Mplcrb?
| SD babe es ssttan, iaate Der 2cre ernF, ib BAT,
ts Sensn mein g8crt sesebsn, unb Id BABE es er,
| filt.
Absr Saura rsint 2aura 1T tcbestleid, he att,
teri. SSie, Dtaoams, Der 8Gnia bat lie ailc belsis
big. nahoem er ihon wubts, saB sic meine &C.,
maelin itno?
Sa, iasts i'e i9msrsscu, Der aSnis fat mid te,
lsioist, sr BAT mid ente6rt
Ser Wfarquis faBte bsftis ibre Sane. Msea,
me. iasts sr, id tpsroe ben aSus 3pinsen, bic Be,
le'oiguns tpisnsr gut 5u MAIDEN. Ssst reben Ste I!
Grsdblen Ss mir aues
uno lfofene, oft untsrtrchen BON ibren seufs
jern uno Sbranen, ersdblte ibm 9aura ibre Beaea.
nnnS NIT nem 6DHi8, mieosrbolts fis bic Borte,
bic er 3u ibr ssiast.
Ser Warqais 9atte t6r anfanss atbemlcs ,use.
bort, uno ien Mn8efih bate se3udt ror Corn unb
shmer3. Damn auf einmal baten feline 3iiae ct,
ne itOl,s, brDbenSe @ube anasnommen, unS als
saura jsst ibre Griatluns bseneiat Bate, manbte
o'Nrssns iib nit pcaeon,n,sner @use an 9crh
MariaaG bin.
WfrlorS, iaste ct, iih tiefFnnis psrneiaeno, idb
eanfe Sbnen Sie babsn meiner Gemablin etnen
@ittsrSisnif sslsitst, ben bic Marquiis Ssnen ME.
mails perseiisn nirb. Ser &Snia aecr irrt Rd,
renn er slaubt, td peroe mid Dor lenen Srcbuns
gen fiirAten 8cn bisisr Stunbs an fisbe ih niht
mstr in isinsn SisuRen, hsnn i'd Elm bsute isbs,is
Sabr alt. Ser Contract 1T sslSf, idb tin mein
sisener 6err, unb gum Bs,rsils Def, min i es mir
tstaalih MAIDEN in msiner eisensn g1ctnuns.
Warqaiis, sis bleiben bisr unb mir ppuen sinsn
butltsn Sag nit sinaneer rerls6sn. unb ba teu,
ts men @sburtstas 1T, une sic mir elm 70 iaSnes
@elhsnt semaht babsn babsn, 10 ritl i4 mid nit
psmsleen lhmiidsn. Ga Dierre, bs, ga 9isrre
Sas Gshdt ees alten Dieners srihisn 10 ihneu
in Der ssSi1nsten Sbar, bab man mpbl iab, Ct bate
sebcrht.
ga Yisrre, iaste Der 0tarquis itaclsen Darbe,
srinss mir Den Shlafrcf bisrbsr, tpslhsn bic Grau
MarauiIe mir bsute seihentt fat. NplorS, @ie
erlaubsn, sas ih ieltf in ibrer @ssenwart bas @e,
turtstassssiasnf meiner @emablin ansebe. Ser
SAlafrcf 1T bas Sru,tcl Der 9dusli4fsit, uno tei
Soft Der aonis lcll mid nbt cine Winute mebr Der,
einSsrn, eins 6dusliAtsit 3u batsn. ga Yierre,
msinsn SAlafrcd!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-12
DER WESTBOTE
Rel u H A r D d FlESXR
ERa.
TERMS:
$3.50 Per year Invariably In aavanss-

iaaute berpor, unb es irar ietr sierlih nit Iebe,
mem Strumpf unb Shnaaenfhub befletoet.
" bat iebr gut becbahtet, faste Der 8Snis, unb
Setn anerfanntes Sptcnirtalent berGbrt i1h auf's
sfsue. Saste Sbm Der Wlarquts heun nidt, an
trslHer 6ranfbsit Ct ftt?
gein, Sire, ater i4 CLAUDE He erratbsn ,u baben.
Stun, an mas fiir elmer &ranf6et leipet cenn Der
0larquis naA Ssiner Anfat?
Maisfidt, faete prllnis fsisrlb, Der Olarquis
leieet an Der ihlimmtrn, Der ssfabrlihiisn. Der
tartnGdiaasn aler 8ranfbeitsn. Gr lstcst an et,
nsr 6ranftett, bic um 10 asfdbrliher 1T, Ia Der
8ranfe iclbsr alle 6silunas Der Amdbt, feline
6raneteit pislmsbr lisb Sat uno nit Dem aa,mi,
| iAsn @iSeninn sines &ranfen burAaus niht RON
ihr lafIsn MID.
6err mcn 9ctt, rief Der 8Snis lsb6aft une dnaif.
lid. ron mas fir elmer 8runfbsit ipriat ST nsnn
eiasntli1?
sire, faste aeSGnis NIT feisrlihsm Grnf, sire,
it rene Bon Der Shlafrcfafranebeit.
9Sas rseet Gr ha? gSas 1T nas fir eins Srants
bet?
MtajsfGt, bic Shlafrcdsfranfeeit 1T ein 9sieen,
oas eemstnbtn bic rerbsirattsten Mdnner bsfdat,
uno semSbnlh ibnsn BON ibrsn 5artlihen Bsiterm
en9eimpft rpro, um psrn,bse bieisr 8ranftsir ibre
Wtdnner an bic aansemsils Der Sdusliatsit 5u &c.
tpStnen.
gDsr eeier Rranf6st serfallsn, Der aiest aar balS
bic @sisGihaft, uno Der ssiiidte @eIsaihai,srcd
erseust ibm MsrGne unb unbe6aaen, rpabrsnc .r
Itd nur pcbl fiblt, uenn isine 6lieeer um1hlciTsn
lino BON nisiem meiden perfGtrerIhen Germ lei.
mes Germ, BON Dem shlafrod, beiTsn listenspiir,
pise natarlihs Shmefsr. bic shlafmiss, itsts In
isinem 8efOlss 3u lsn pFsst.
Ser Marqais mar alto i'm Shlafrcf?
ga, Sire, nnb 3war tn einsm lebr elsaanten, is6r
ihSnen Shlcfrsf, Den bic Dame, pslhe am Sud
ias, itm 1suts ssihsnft Fat, tpe mir ga pisrrs &C.,
itano.
ltno Ct slaubt, bab Der Marquis Fd peisert
bieber ~ fcmmen, neil Ct fsinsn S1lafrcf ni1t
ablesen mohte?
Maeaat, i'd tin a6erseust bason.
unb ID CLAUSE, baB st @ett Sat, Serr @picn
YSInis, rtef Der &cniS. 0teiisurs, pas iaasn
Sie, miifen mir ben Warquis niht bsilsn Don lei.
ner S@lafrcdsfranf6eit, ,pis Der YDanis, Das Ding
nsnnt?
Sa, Sire, riefsn 6uintiue, Sbie6ault unb YSa.
nip lahsnb. ia Cure Majsitdt maiIen bic @naee
haben, Den Marquis IA beilsn.
Sur eorb Warihaa Idmies une blidte ernit une
iiia Dor fit fin. Ses &Sniss 6suerblif itreiire
enen Moment lein Geliht nann rannte er liab mics
Der DEN anbsrn t6srren ~.
Sd liese ben 9uten Nfarquis 3u isbr, I'm, niht
feline 6eiluns penisaens periuhen su rclen, faate
Der &Snis. 0lir fheint, biele &rantbeit 1T Elm
Damon, ben man NIT beilisen Mitteln uno from.
men 8sihmSrunsen austrsiben mug, unb mir moi.
len baber bieie Wiittsl psriuhen. sic eriunera
iidh bod, Msifeurs, ME mir TIM pcrtssn Sasr uns
ter esm @ewanbe frrmmer 4risifer ben Damon bes
3slcttsmus BON benz Yfarrer aus 6tnterpommsrn
austrisben, uno tbn, Der mid Bic babin psrpinihte
uno lalferts, 5u etnsm gang rubiaen mnb lanften
Wfann matten?
Sa, Sire, mir ertnnern uns, risfen bic brei Ser.
rem.
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TELEGRAMS. Ae.

: Or. John w. Hughes, the murderer Of Miss
Tanzen Parsons, Of Bedford, Cuyahoga
county, Ohio, was executed In the county vail
in Cleveland,at seven minutes past one O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. He had eloped te Pitts
burgh with this girl Of seventeen years OF age
on the 18th Of December, 1864. They were
married ON the following day and he was ar
rested on the 21st on the charge OF aduItery and
bigamy; was tried, sentenced TO the penitentiary
for one. year, but was pardoned out in five or
slx months. He returned in May, 1e65, and
visited Tamyen's fathers house on the 24th OF
July, for the purpose Of inducing her to live
with him. On her refusal TO comply he shot
her dead IN Bedford village.
Sante Fe, New Mexico, dates 70 the Sd inst
nave been received. The Legiglature has Just
adjourned. 1t repealed an odious free negro
law. Inc peon law was so amended as TO
make servltude under 1t entirely voluntary
Inc convention was ordered 10 frame a Stale
constitution, and an election OF delegates was
oroered to take place on the first Monday in
march. The Constitution is to be submitted 10
the people on the the last Monday in April.
The knitting factory at Amsterdam N v
owned by Senator Klins, was totally destroved
by hre yesterday. None of the contents OF fhs
building were saved. About thirty persons
are thrown out Of employment
The United States steam cutter Pawtuvat
Capt Fengor, went ashore on the rear side OF
Cape Cod yesterday afternoon in a thick fop
She was not considered in much danger. ana
would probably come off at high water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-13
THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY

WHITE PINE COMPO UND,
10 nov offered to the afflicted throughout the coan-
try after having been proved by the test Of eleven
years. in the New England States, where its merits
have become as well known as the tree from which
in part, 1t derives its virtues.
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES
Sore Threat. Oolds Coughs, Diptheria Bronchitis,
Splitting Of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections
generally. 1t 10 remarkable Remedy for
Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Difhcaity
Votding Urine, Bleeding from the
Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and
other Complaints.
Give trial il would learn the value OF coed
and tried Medicine. 1t lie pleasant safe and sure
Sold by Druggists and Dealers In Medicine gen.
jan 70 3m Boston Nass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-13
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
ARED'S EMAIL DE PARIS FOR TIL

This secret of beautifying the skin being ONLY
known to JULES JARED, he honorably states
that IT differs from all other preparations, being
gums which produce the most brilliant complexion,
giving Soft even texture to the skin, like that Of
Jareds Email de Paris" cleanses the pores
from those unsi ghtly black worm specks and small
paIuCles which give cearseness to the complexion
and by cleansing produces q healthful glow. 1t ef-
faces, after few weeks, most happily, all scars,
freckles and pimpes and is especially successful in
eradicating the marks left by small pex.
JaIeds"E Email de Paris is especially indorsed
by Mile. yestvali, Lucille Western, Mrs. ID. p,
Bowers, Mrs. Emma Waller, and many ladies in
private life, whose cemmendatory letters, for OBJ
Nous reasons, cannot be published
Jareds Email de Paris" can be obtained at
cords epot, Penn. avenue, and of all first class
Druggists, ferfumers and Coiffeurs. ia lseo3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-13

MILITARY ARREST AT WARREsToN.-The
Warrenton (Va.) True IndeI gives the details OF
shooting case in that vicinity lately, sayiug
hat negro boy, with gun In hand. was hunt
lng on the farm Of John Martin, about four
miles from town. Mr. MS youngest son,
George, saw and warned him of, directing
him 10 keep in the read. The negro refused 70
go, and young NJ. ran towards him, when he
cooked his gun and threatened 10 shoot him.
Martin seized il, q scuffie ensued, and h. was
getting the wol ST Of il, when a servant arrived
from the house who was sent back for h. 8
pistol. In the meantime the father Of young
NJ. reached the scene of strife Just in time 70
witness mis- son wrench the gun from the hands
of the negro, and 10 prevent him from shooting.
The negro made OF: and when he was az some
distance from the Martins and the old man
was not aware OF the purpose Of his son, the
latter raised the gun and discharged IL at the
negro, with no other apparent effect than thai
of quickening his pace.
Ii appears the negro proceeded TO the Orange
road and took passage on the cars, ostensibly
for Alexandra, but finally turned up In this
city. Ii seems that he received several back
shot in his back and one in his finger. These
were extracted. The wounds are not serious,
but painful.
On last Monday a detail OF four men reached
Warrenton, with an order 10 Lieut. MacNulty
for the arrest of Mr.. John Martin and his son.
The lieutenant after diiigent search, eeuld MOI
find young Martin. The old gentleman wss
arrested and sent on horseback under military '
escort, TO Fredericksburg. From thence be was
taken by rail to Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-13
TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED BY DIR
sTRICKLAND's PILE REMEDY.

Mr.. GIas6, Of JanesviIle, Wisconsin, writes fer
the benefit Of all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
rom the army az incurable, The being quite pare
yzed with the Piles.) Both these distressing cases
we're cured with one bottle Of DR.. STRICKLAND'S
PILE REMEDY. The Recommendation Of these
gentlemen, beside the daily imonials received
by DR.. Strickland, ought to convince those suffer
Ing that the most aggravated chronic eases of Piles
are cured by DR.. StTicklalda q Pile Remedy. 1t ID
sold by Drnggisu everywhere. Sold by J. W
avenue and 302 Ninth street. -'-..s- oc 16-M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-13
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs ro.EIeBr

GRoVER's.-Second night of Mr.. and Mrs
Barney Williams, who will appear in "Ireland
as III was" and "In and Out of Place." in the
latter OF which Mrs. Williams assumes five
characters.
METZERoTr HALL.-Heller still holds forth
20 large audiences, and his Sphynx, Cabalstic
CLOCK and Goblin Drum are not more wonder
inI than the "Man who went to see Faust"
winch must be heard 10 be appreciated.
CANTRRBURY.-The wonder worker Nickle
IN iil,: "a Night with SATAN" John Mullgan as
''Slim Jim in the "Masq uerade Ball. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-13

SThe medical students in Chicago are
complained Of for leaving dissected oodiee on
the sidewalks. ..- ...-.-...
~ Every family in Mississippi ought % be-
come as productive as possibie.-1tssissippt
.St0s1dard. i-''''rrrsFs :
We believe everybody is dong HE .leyeI
best over this way, and the prospects are fat
tering.-Brando~ Repvblieas. - =
- s6-In an English village recently 1000 persons
sat down before four plum puddines one
weighing three hundred pounds. ana the oth
ers seventy pounds each, ana contuned the
same in about three hours Games and sprrts
Afterwards prevented any tragic termination
81 spirit merchant in Killarney Ireland,
has announced that he has stiIlon sale A emali
quantity of whiskey which was dranh oy the
Prince OF wales when last az Killarney. fta
wagon containing $500 worth Of nase-
rials Tor the Salt Lake Vidette, the Ann-Hor-
mon paper. was stopped by the Mormons, ths
mules and harness stolen, the men murdered
and the material destroyed. ~
~ The Boston Transcript says The ies har-
veet fs now fairly rsaped.t The blocks are OF
crystal purity, and range from z 70 ~ inches
in thickness. Southern firs-eaters viii Dearn
from these pellucid cakes that there - stsu
North. Hr..s ..... ..... p cr.
HThs Petersburg IVA } Index says young
negro was heard % say the other day, |" Wbsh
Mass Lincum had done kept his freedom. lrs
jes like Oonfedenk money-more you got On IL,
the less count DC n
o. II is stated by DeBow that az least $1,000
southerp men have been added 70 the popala-
ton Of New Yorb city s,nce the eloes Of The
wO.
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Late Saufh.ru nnu.

A late letter from Richmond SAYS: "proper;y
mas fallen 20 per cent. here within tour weeks
Capital is wanted After planting time
March and April, land will be sold cheap"
The military district of Wilmington, N O. ls
10 be Immediately discontinued But three
regiments OF infantry now remain in the S.a:e
two coiored and one white
OF the great cotton basis within the parallelo-
gram formed by the Arkansas river on the
north. the Mississippi on the east Bayou
Bartholomew on the west, aud the Louisiana
line on the south, embracing the valuable
cotton growing districts OF Bed Fork, Amos
and bartholomew bayous, not one-eighth 10 IN
cultivation, ana wild lands in any of these dis
tricts can be purchased at the ordinary prices
OF from five 10 fifteen dollars per acre, the
customary term being one third or one half
cash.
Never has there been more order more ouiet
than since the departure of the Federal garrison
Negroes are quietly at work, they are treated
more kindly than ever, and If this state of
things continue ues, there will be no need Of a
second body of troops being strtioned here. The
whole matter depends upon the action of our
people. For three mornings there has been no
cases before the Mayor, and yesterday there
was no police intelligence to record. Even the
smallpox is a. stand-stn. No new cases
have been reported since Wednesday. At that
time there was thirty four cases in the hospital
and some ten or twelve cases In WomackyilIe.
Weather is bright, cheerful, and buoyant-
Columbus Sun, (SG.) August, 2stk-
On the oath January very remarkable tor
nado visited the town OF Newberp, in Georgia
1t tore up trees by the roots, leyeled houses 70
The ground, destroyed fences, and killed ak
persons.
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SENT TO yAIL-Yesterday eTanine, ofieer
Srown arrested Julia Perry, Elias Perry and
Henson Perry, all colored, for the Iarceuy OF
SIS and cigar box, the property OF l.. Sch wing
The prisoners were taken TO the second pre-
clnci station, and after a hearing before Ius-
nee walter, Henson Perry was dismissed. and
Elias and Julia were sent 20 jaII for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-13

GRAND LARCESY.-Yesterday,O Orcer NIL
ter arrested John Miller and Kate Miller for
the larceny Of two blankets, one satin dre,s
pattern, two silk skirts, one plnsh scarf and
one red bag, the property OF Henry Bald win.
valued at abont 800. The properly was am
recovered, and the two prisoners were semi 10
Jail for court by Justice MorseIl
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500 down when sold.
fs 10 dts GREEN WILLIAMS. Anets.
RY JAMES c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers.
TRUsTEEs SALF


BY virtue OF aGecree passed by the Supreme Conrt
OF the District Of Columbia in chancery cause No
so. wherein Richard n Clarke ct al are complain.
ants and Rice w. Payne ct al. are defendants,
shall sell at public auction, on the premises, On
MONDAY, the 2jth day Of February, 1856, at AZ
O'Clock p: all that part of Lot No L. in Square
A. IN this city CONTAINED within the following
point in the west line of said lot distant Y feet
inches IN touihefly direction from the northwest
Of said lot and aiming thence ssuth q feet
II inches, thence in an easterly direction with
line parallel with the north line of the said lot TO
the east line thereaf. the nee in northerly drec
tion with the east line thereof to its Intersection
with q line drawn in sn essterly direction and par
allef win The said north line from the place of
ginning, and thence In q westerly direction with
the said last mer toned line reversed TO the place
of beginning, with the buildings ther con, and the
alley, three feet vide, from the rear OF the said
parcel Of land to the pnblic alley in said square
The above property IL situated on the east side of
IA street, Immediately south of PennsylvaniA ay 4,
snue, and 10 improved with brick building
Terms of sale One half cash; and the balance at
six and twelve months for which the notes of the
purchaser, bearing interest from the day OF sale
secured to the satisfaction of the trustee will be
taken, and a lien re- tained on the premi ses sold
All onyeyspcing and revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser
WM.F hATTINGLY, Trustee
fe 10 cow j. q. MCGUIRE co. Aucts.
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FALSE PRRTENcEs.-I.ast night Roundsman
Shield arrested James Hay, colored, upon the
charge OF obtaining goods by false pretauces
from the firm of Noah Walker a. Co rhe
prisoner was taken TO the Central Guardhousa
and held for a hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-13
TO DYE EASY

-. ~ BhbI
70 very desirable. MATTHEwS' VENETIAN
HAIR DYE 10 the best in the world. Complete in
one bottle. No wash, stain. no trouble. A child
can apply 1t. Persons wishing to avoid the publci
y Of having their Hair dyed in public, can
DYE AT HOME
better than any barber can do il, BY using THE
VENETIAN DYE. 1t does not rub of or make the
Hair appear dusty or dead, bat imparts life and
iustre. 6ives beautiful black or brown, a. pre-
ferred. PrIee 70 cents. ..s. -.
Prepared by A. ]. MATHEWS, NY
pEMAS BARNES b CO., New York, wholesale
Agents. my L. eoly
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RY JAS. q. MCGUIRE I CO.. Auctieneer..

TRUSTEES SALE
By virtue OF q decree passed by the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, in Chaneeyy
cause No +63, wherein Elizabeth Sibley is com:
plainant And Ellen Edes ct al. are defendants, I
shall sell, at public auction, the prr misses on
THURSDAY the I'D day Of February, 1856, at az
clock .. N. all that part of Lot s. in Square 90
in this city, cOntAined within the following ret.s
and bounds Beginning al point on the west Inns
OF said lot 81 feet inches south oi The northxe
ceTDer thereof, and running hence east 90 feet 4.
inches to an alley; thence north IS feet 8 inches
thepee west % feet inches; and thence soeth Is
feet inches to the place of beginning =
This property is situated on 9Th street west be
tween and M streets north, and 10 improve ell with
q email dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One haif cash; and the balance i
six aud t~eiye months, Eor which the puF" "haser e
notes. secured TO the satieiaction OF the Trustee
will Le taken, and lien retained on the premises
sold
All convey ancing and revenue stamps at cost of
purchaser. WIN. r. MArTINGLY, Trustee
f. o-eO2w J c. MCGUIRE A 90 Ancts
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!. In ANOTHER CoLuNN will be seen note from
the President of the Fulton Il Blecher street
Railroad Co., 70 Messrs Herring Co, stating
. the manner in which the celebrated safes with.
stood the great dre which destroyed the stables
and bpildings Of this Company ON the I'd inst.
This is but one Of the many similar representa-
tions that we notice in the press daily. These
safes are surely eonly safe guards we can
have for the protection Of books and papere
Millions Of money are saved by small expen.
ditures made in the purchase Of these safee :
These safes We are informed by Aessrs. i p
BsTtholow Co, can be furnished here AZ The
same prices charged in New Y York Thsy ruar.
antee this. They have he facilities and Wlll
DO what they say.
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A DAHsOH CO., AHctioneers,
n SOC Sth street, one door from Penn. avenue.
We would respectfully offer our services as AUO-
IlONEERs for the sale Of Real Estate, Household
FUrnitare, &c, &C.
Libersl advances made upon goods on consiGn-
Bebt when desired
Particular attentisn Will also be given to sales
made at private residences.
Public ss.es every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
urdsy Ja I'm
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METZEROTT HALL.
3le Pennrylvania avenue, bet. 9Th and 10th sts
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
..... HOUSES CROWDED.
LAST NIGHSS LAST NIGHTS
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS, Feb. 18th, 18th and 18th.
The wonderful Magician, Musician, Conversation.
alist and Wit,
MR.. ROBERT HELLER,
whose Sedness DidtoliqRt" and Music al Selections
have drawn there as in every other city the largest
and most fashionable audiences ever assembled BY
ONE ARTIST,
EVERY EVENING,
with change Of his never failing and mex elicabe
secrets OF Modern and Ancient Times, among which
THE CABILIsTIC CLOCK,
GOBLIN DRUM.
AND THE STORY OF MAN
WHO WENT TO SEE FAUST
Eitb his slwsys bewildering and mystiiying
THE sPHYNx.
Each Performance will also be enriched by one or
more OF Mr.. Robert Heller's great
PIANOFOkTE SOLOS,
Upon steinwayb Pianoforte sent ex pressly by that
hrm Tor the 7" Heller seances."
Admission s0eents Reserved seat in arm chairs 81
Secured Seat. can be procured at the Music Store
fe PSF