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SMALL POx.-This loathsome disease still
fingers about the lanes and alleys in winch the
shanties and novels OF the contrabands are To-
Gated We have heard OF one or two cases in
other localities, but in every such instance it
attacked persons who were not vaccnated.
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PHEsoMESoN.-About * O'Clock yesterday
morning, some of the police in the eastern Sec
ton of the city, were surprised by sudden
and unaccountable illumination Of the Amos
phere. The light was so vivid that they could
see on the pavement an object as small as
pin. There was no meteor seen, or any object
from which such 3 light conld emanate.
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by C. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. AuctiOnsers.

ID
TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE LEASE, GOOD
WILL. BAR AND BAR FINTUREs, LIQUORS,
HOpSEHOLD IURNITURE, &c, OF THE
pELM0NIC0 HOUSE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed of trust 70 the subscriber,
duly recorded in one OF the land records Of wash
ington county, l.. O i shall proceed 20 sell, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock a.
m., at the Delmonico House, Ne, 223 Penn. ave
nue., between l4th and 18th streets, the unexpired
term Of lease, which has about two years te run.
Fine Bar and Bar Fixtures,
Brandies, WbIskies and Wines, in casks.
Household Furniture, consisting in part Of
Walnut hair cloth Sofas and Side Chairs,
Walnut Marble top Tables,
Walnut Bedstsads and Bureaus,
Walnut Extension aud Side Tables.
Painted Cottage Suits nearly new,
Hair top, Husk aud other Mattresses,
Feather Pillows and Bolsters
Blankets, Spreads. Comforts, Sheets and Cases.
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets, nearly
Hall and Stair oilcloths,
One fine Cooking Range with fixtures complete,
Parlor and Chamber Stoves,
Large lot Of China, Glass and Crockeryware,
With many ether articles too numerous TO men
The sale will commence with the Bar and Bar
Fixtures and the Lease. Terms cash.
JOHN II. JOHNSON, Trustee
fe2l-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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THE FENIAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will be
an interesting meeting of the Fenian Brother
hood at Odd Fellows Hall this evening, when
addresses will be delivered by the dele yates to
the Pittsburg Conventions and others. See ad-
vertiSemaRt
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The WoRKHoUsE CASES The police re-
ports are quite small this morning, and il 4
well they are, for the workhouse is not n very
Comfortable place for prisoners just now. Va.
grants and Iowdies will please take notice.
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The POET AND WIT, JOHN G.. SAKE, will
deliver his humorous lectnra on "Yankee
Land" at Metzerott Hall, tomorrow night
The announcement ought to be sufficient TO fill
the hall. See advertisement.
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is 4
certain cure for Burns, Piles, Corns, BuniOns,
rheumatism, Frost Bites and skin diseases
Try it; only 25 cents Sold by druggists. com
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GRAND LARCENIEs.-OfFicer Stinchcomb, of
the First Ward, yesterday arrested William
Williams for the larceny of three coach cush-
ions from The u. :. stable, corner of and 18th
streets Williams was sent to Jail for court.
Officer Crump arrested Geo. Going, celored,
for the larceny of a cooking stove, the proper
ty of his mother. He had a hearing before
Justice MorseII, and the prisoner was sent to
iail for court
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FALSE ALARM.-Yesterday, at 10.7 O'Clock a.
m, an alarm of fire was sounded from box -,
corner of 23d and l. streets north. The cause
was not ascertained.
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COhNS, fUNIoNs, CIuD and inverted NaIIs,
: Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Chilblains,
~Cailoslties, Vascular Excrescences, &c, sue
eessfuily treated without pain, by DIR. White,
surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. i24 Pennsyl-
vania avenue. between AZ and 9th streets.
References:-D w. Bliss, M. d.; F. O'Don-
ncghue, Nj. d.; Hon. Henry Addison, Mayor
OF Georgetown; w. w. Corcoran; George w.
Riggs.
Office hours from a. m. to p. m. land to p.
m. Separate apartment for ladies. No charge
for consultation
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ATTRACTIVE ESTERTAINNENTs.- is a
great deal of suffering amongst the poor of our
city at this time, and il devolves upon all those
who are able, to do what they can for it's alle-
Walton. With this object in view, the "Citi-
gems Association for the Relief of the Poor"
have devised a series Of entertainments for the
last three evenings Of this week of a character
calculated to attract a full attendance and raise
q handsome relief fund. See advertisement
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A LOTION SALE AT THE NAVY YARD.
DUBLIO AUCTION OF BUILDINGS AT
Il CAMP DIsTRIBUTIoM,( FoRnERLY

O6fcs Depot ConlmfSSdry Of SE6Siaencs
WosAiasteH, ID. C.. February ls, 1856
Will be sold at Public Auction, At Camp Distri-
button, Va, on the London and Hxnpshire Rail-
road, about three miles from Alexandria, on
TUESDAY, the 9th instant, at II o'clock M the
following property belonging to the subsistencs
Department, viz:
One Frame Slaughter House, 20 by "a feet, Is feet
One Bake House, IS by 81 feet, I6 feet high; sd-
ditional building, IS by 10 feet. Double flooring in
Bake House
One Frame Building, 81 by Is feet, IL feet high;
also, one attached building, 10 by Ii feet.
About 10 0oe Bricks in three Ovens,
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
feT-a Major and c. g., u rE
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lyY JAS. @. MCGUIRE q co., Auctioassrs.

TRUSTEES SAFE OF LOTS ON TIE ISLAND
By virtue Of deed Of trust from Ann McOahs.
dated March Is 1852 and Only recorded In Libsr y.
ington county. ID. c.. will sell at public auction.
in front Of the premises. on THURSDAY, the
LIST OF March. instant, NJ ~ o'clock D N Lot IN
Of Washington. S
Terms Of sale: One half in cash; and the rem.in
der in and u months with interest nd seemed "a
the satisfaction Of the tru stes
Terms TO be complied with in seyen dax. .s,.r
sale therwise tfe trustee the rig Id 10 re-
sell at cost and ritx ef first purchaser.
All conyeyancfnt and costs At expense OF purcha-
ser. WIN H WARD Trus,ee
feH-fswtds y, Q. MCGUIRE Co., Ascts.
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IN ORDER TO COMPLETE PRIVATE dancing
club IN this city, for the practice of the most
fashionable dances, a few more gentlemen will
be admitted to membership by applying to
Professor Wolowski, 81 Penna ave, between
Az and 9th streets
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Ap vOR TBE Poor or THIS CITY.-A meet
IDC Z citizens was held on Tuesday evening at
CIV Hall pursuant to advertisement, for the
role OF The poor of Washington. William A.
YlraSey, Esq, was called TO the chair, and
MI. : u. Slit appointed secretary.
MI n. G.. Prenss, who had just concluded a
scrIes of very successful entertainments for
the rncfit of 1T. Vincent and st. Joseph's
sJrpbn Asy lums, ut GOnzaga Hall, proposed
the bnefit of the poor of the city. He had ar
ranod for the hall and Stereoptican ut nearly
hail he usual rateS-his own services, as on
nrayDus occasions, being grat0tous.
OnmotiOn of Asbury Lloyd, Esq, this prop
ositin was adopted unanimously, and Messrs
Prers, Lloyd and Callan were appointed a
coroaitteP of arrangements, and Mr.. George
Sav,ga treasurer of the Association Mr.
IJoysi then reported the following resolutions,
With were unanimously adopted:
T2eoIrcd, BY this meeting, that an earnest ap-
pea b., and is hereby made. to the kind and
cha-itabie OF the citizens OF Washington for
the relief of the suffering poor of Washington.
Rssolred further, That the ladies of this city
be- and they are hereby, respectfully and earn
estly requested to work with US in the effort TO
SECURE funds for the purpose aforesaid.
Rss0lrsd, That il is the intention of this meet
ing 10 give an entertainment at an early day
for the benefit OF the poor of this city, and we
appeal to the ladies 10 assist in the humane
work.
The meeting then adjourned until Tuesday
night week, Mr.. Lloyd expressing an earnest
hope that on that occasion every ward OF the
city would be more fully represented, so that
a proper selection could be made of 4 treasurer
for each ward to receive an equal share OF the
proceeds of the entertainment.
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Rr W. B. LEWIS 90 Auct,enssr..
LARGE SALE OF DRY aoops AT AUCTION.
sen the balance Of Mr.. s. ssmstsss st ck. coasiSt
R ood IS kfa pss:
s sr,, Clocks nder Clothing, EmhroideTies Al.o,
Ssirtnss. s. estings; Linens. Hosieries, Trim
es6'st w.B LEWIS co., Auot..
BY W. B. LEWIS : CO., Austieneer..
No 3o1 Pennsylysnia avenue.
wrhAITeTIoS SALE OF FURNITURE.
No. sos Maryland avenue between a.: ami stS
streets, we shall sell all the Furniturc. such as
steads, Hair Mattresses large lot Of China Gl.ss
ware, Kitchen Furpiturs, Stoves, Blankets Com
rortts s. sh rt, Msntel Ornaments, Marble
fe IS fChron.I W. B. LEWIS CO, hucts.
RI GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE THREE,sToRY BRICK
HOUSE. WITH BASEMENT AND LOT, ON
NEW JERSEY AVENUE, CAPITOL HILL
On MONDAY, the 5th of March, we shall sell, in
able three story and basement brick house, con
tanning 10 or Il rooms and wide hall. situated on
now occupied a. the Coast Survey Office it being
house No. a17 and Lot No. II, in Square No. 6sl
OF the Capitol, and in very commanding position
and the sale will bs we'll worthy the attention Of
NlsIllng 70 OBTAIN a handsome residence or
make good investment.
Terms cssh; 500 viii he required paid down
whom the property il knocked of, AVID if not com
piled with the property will be then and there put
and sold to the next highest bidder aud the whole
terms TO be complied with in five days from day of
saIe, or the owner tho right to resell the
property at the risk aud cost of ~ first purchaSer
All conveyapclng and enue stamps at cost of the
purchaser. Title indisputablc
fe 26-6t GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
EXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW BLACK
WALNUT FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, the 9th day of March next at 40
O'Clock a. we shall sell az the residence az zen
tleman decining housekeeping, No. SEQ street
north, between ID and 4th streets viz:
Fine black Walnut Parlor Suit, consisting Of
Easy and Side Chairs, Marble top Centre Table
Fine black Walnut Msrbletop Sidebssrd.
Fine black Walut Chamber Suit, consisting OF
A costly Bedstead
marble-top Dressing Bureau
Marble-top Wash stand, Wardrobe
-Four Cane-ssst Chairs and Rocker
Dining Table. Chairs and Crockery
CARD Tables, Cottage Bedstesds, and other Oh AN
Der Furniture
Brussels Carpet, TIN Safe and Cutlery
Excellent Cook and Fsrlsr Stoves
A lot Of Kitchen Requisites
And many other articles which we deem uuneces-
sary TO enumerate.
Terms cash GREEN WILLIAMS
he B-d Auetioneers.
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MISSIONARY ANSIvERsARY.-Yeste al
ternOOn, Waugh Chapel Sunday School, under
jhe superintendent of Mr.. o. 7. Edgar, held
its missionary anniversary in the church.
which was largely attended. Addresses Were
made by Maj. Gen. Howard and Hon. W.
Dodge, and several appropriate pieces of music
were sung by the scholars. The different So
cIeties being called on for collection, they sent
forward their donations, which, with the COL
lection in the evening, amounted 10 over $500.
Yesterday afternoon the Sunday School of
the East Washington Methodist Episcopal
Church, of which Rev. G. V. Leech Is pastor,
held it's missionary anniversary, which was
largely attended. Addresses were delivered
by Hon. John Hogan, of Missouri, and Rev.
Is. Il. Emery, who were constituted life men,
beers OF the Missionary Society. The school
reported SsS25 collected for missionary pur-
poses, which, together with the amount sub
scTIbed yesterday afternoon, will make about
S2N1.
The missionary meeting of the Church. post
poned on account OF the weather, from last
Sunday. was held in the evening, when the
church was crowded. Addresses were de-
IivPred by Hon. W. Henderson, of Oregon. and
DR.. Doll. The collections and subscriptions
amounted to about $50 making with what
was obtained by the Sunday School, and on
Sunday week, about $3.50.
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A HEARTLESs ACT OF 4 MOTHEP.-Some
weeks since notorious white woman, named
Hattie Bell, residing on ID street, between 18th
and 13H streets, placed her child, a boy be-
tween 6 and years of age, in charge of q
colored woman in Washington Alley. Several
days since the child took the smallpox. and
received but little attention. Yesterday morn
ing the little boy died, and the parties in charge
beng unable to bury him, his body remained
in the alley until last eTeHing, when the Fourth
Ward police hearing of the case, procured an
order from the Mayor for the burial of the
body.
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local NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT

GRovR's.-1n consequence of the great de-
SIRE ofmany who were unable TO witness the
represatatiOn OF the ssConnie Soogah' last
week lat exciting drama will be repeated this
eyeniy. Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams hav-
ing cnsented to remain one night longer, for
the prpose of gratifying their friends here.
Don fail TO see this beautiful play.
Ca TERBURY-First night of the thrilling
Iocalrsma- 1.-The G uerrillas of the Potomac"
witbhe farce OF THE Haunted House." Mile
Forfteel IN her great rope feat, DC, &c.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO HoUsEKEEP.

ERS!
The undersigned would respectfully call atten-
ton of housekeePers to the fact that am prepared
20 sell sll kinds of MARKETING AND GROCE-
RlES at greatly reduced prices.
Having all the facilities for buying and slaugh.
teriDg Beef, shall sell the choicest cuts such "a
Roasfs sirloin, and Round Steaks for q cents per
ID.
Corn Beef, Is cents per ID.
Pork, Roasts. Steaks, and Chops, % cents per h.
Mutton. Steaks and Ohops, "a cents per III
Sugar cured Hams, warranted the very best, %
cents per ID.
Good Brown Sugar, Is cents per ID.
Crush Sug gar, "A cents per h.
GTanulated and Coffee Sugar, 20 cents per Id,
Best brands Of Flour, warranted snch, or no
sale, SIS. All other articles in the same rates
Please call and see for yourselves.
Coed assortment always on hand.
FRANK T. BARKER.
northeast corner 5th and III streets,
re l9.6tiff Washington. q.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED oUARTERMAsTKR
- STURES AT ALEXANDRIA, va

ChtC QsdrteTr7dStsT's 0Hce, Depo1 o. Edshsarfea,I
Washington, DISC, February L., 1855 Z
Viii be sold at public suctisR.- at ALEXhE-
OKLA. VA. under the direction Of Breyet Lieu
tenant Colonel j. q. u. Lee. "A. q. M, on TUBS
DAY, February zsls55. at 10 o'clock g. m, large
lot OF Condemned QUARTERMASTER STORES,
Drills, Ad1es, Augers, yises, Bits, Brssdsxes,
Chisels, Hammers, GTiDdstones, Saws, Square
Chests, nives, Ruting, Folding, Growing, Turn
Ing, Wiring, and Tire Beading Machines, Corn
Mills, Bur- NIL stones, Printing Press, with Type
and Font, Hand Trucks Hay Cutters, Hay Press,
Corn Shelter, flaming Mills, Tents, Axes, Chairs,
Desks, Stoves, Ovens, Cots. Cauldrons, OK Yokes,
Chains, Harness, Saddles, Hslters, Wagon Covers
Buckets, Drugs aud Paiuts, Horse Medicines. n am
mer, b. s. Bellows, Shovels. Hose, Hind Sail, Pau
Inns, Soda Fountain, Barrels, Window and Door
Frames Doors, Ladders, Window sash, Anchor,
Sugar Mill. Brooms: Portable FORCES, Ambulan-
ces, Spring Wagons, Medical Wagons, One
horse Wagon. Rope. Glass, Iron, Copper, Lead,
Lead Pipe, Cylinder Brick, &c.
The Stores must be removed by the purchaser
within Eve days from day Of sale.
Terms-Cash In Government funds.
ID. II. RUCKER.
Byt. Ma. Gen. and Chief Qusrtsrmaster.
re l6-l6t Depot Of Washington.
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PYC. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer.

SALE OF SUBSTANTIAL TWO SToRy
FRAME DWELLING ON G sTREET. Blk.
TWEEN 11TH And 18th, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. February d At q
O'Clock, shall sell, the premises, parts OF Lots
Nos. and s, in Square 30. 80, together with the
lmproy ements thel con, consisting OF q substantial
two story Frame Dwelling, containing six rooms.
This detirsble pt1perty fronts twenty five feet
regarded of the most eligible Lots in the
city.
Terms: One-haf cash; reidue in six and twelve
months, notes TO bear interest, satisfactorily Sc.
cured
Conveyancing and stamps at purchasers cost
fe AID CHAS. W. BOTELER Aact
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IlY M. X. WALSH 4 Co, Auctioneers-
ID No. 2c5 Penns ave-, corner lOtb street
AUCTION SALES EVERY EVENING.

hIOIIUN SAFES ENEK1 ENENING,
commencing at o clock, Of q large assortment OF
Merchandise, and name in part
Clothing Of every description, shirts and Draw
ders. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Soaps, Hair Oils Brush
es, Combs, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Oastors.
Clocks, Albums, Stationery. Handkerchief, DOL
lars, seRars, Tobacco, Valises, Umbrellas Flsn-
nels, Motions, &C, &c.
ALSO,
full lire Of Gold and Silver Hunting case and
open face Watches, Gold Chains, &c
fe 19-2w M, X. WALSH co, Aucts
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OFT Y TIE M q.

ATTENTION In called to the stock of goods
now in store at 5. M. Meyenberg's, No 4s
Market Space, which must be disposed Of
within the next thirty days to make room for
our new stock. YATRs AZ SEIBY
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BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRooHKs, when al.
lowed to dissolve 10 dissolve In the mouth,
have direct influence to the affected parts; the
soothing effect to the mucous lining of the
windpipe allays Pulmonary irritation and
gives relief in Coughs, Colds, aud the various
Throat Affections to which public speakers and
singers are liable. 60
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AUCTION SALES.
DYw B. LEWIS a 90. Auctieneers,
ID No. 307 Pennsylvania svsnus.

TFor Oh er Auction Sales SCI. fourth pogsl
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ID. III. RUCkER.
Bvt. MAJ. Gen. and Chief Qusrtsrmaster.
Re l6-l6t Depot Of Washington


ID q l. 1 c s LIE.
BY direction Of Brew Maj. Gen. A. B. Dyer, Chief
Oh S oRDN9HG tns l and ORDNANCE STORES
Will be sold or TuEsDAIs Feb z, 1855, at
FeTsbsy. fume; large Turning faths: i Rolling
Mill, with Machinery, Furnaces, FORCES, Fly
loo 90 Brick mere or less: 81 Cast iron Colsmas.
[new3 20 Cast-iron window Frames; s Anvil
BlOssss .ess1 & SS:syns earrings win ss
eers 80 6sSsssY ssSres ss Burnside SfsG .rs fno
With abost Horse s os csS
airy, including Brides, Saddles, Saddle blankets,
Hsiters, sc. Also, large quantities of Cavalry
small Aims. and Tools Of Various FINDS, &o., Se.
One large let of finely Dire 'sed Granite Stone.
Sale to commence st 10 9 clock, and continue from
Terms cash, in Government funds.
d. YOUNG, Ordnance Agent.
JOHN KooGCE, Auctiosssr.
FARPERs fERRI, Feb. 10, 1855. fe ls-lot
A LOTION SALE AT THE NAVY YARD.
WksHTSGToN, ID, c., Feb. -, 1855.
der, at the Navy Yard, in Wsshinston. On TURs
DAY, February q, 1866, at Il O'Clock M, a lot Of
Government property no longer needed In the SER
Two az 10 ton Scales (condemnedD
Three 81 sets Cart Harness, teondemned
10 ofKerosene Lamps; wicks, and Oil, (nsw.I
A lot of old Timber and Refuse Wood in parcels
to suit purchasers.
the time Of sale, and the balance before the proper
ty 10 removed, which must be in six days from the
Articles forfeited by failure TO comply with bid
will be re sold at the pleasure Of Government
By order Of the Copmaudsut
CHARLES L. LATHR0P,
feb 22-4t NAVAL StOrekeeper
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RUTTER-FRESH ROLL.
90 bbls. fresh ROLL BUTTER.
Is half bills. do,
Arriving on consignment. For sale by
d. K. DUTROW,
fe l6-6ts Ne. $50 Eighth street.
CARPETS! CARPETS
MATTINGI MATING
We have inst received, on consignment from
Manufacturers Agents, q beautiful selection Of
CARPETS.
Which viii run of very cheap to close consign-
ment.
ALSO,
From the New York Auctions,
WHITE AND CHECK MATTINGS,
which we are offering less than wholesale prices.
BONTZ & GROsHON,
Re G-4t 500 7th street, above I.
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AUCTION SALES.
rHIs AFTERNOON AND TO- xoRRoW.
RI JAMES G. MCGUIRE q CO.. Asotioae.r,.
TRUSTEE> SaIp


.bs Nrtee OF scecree passed BY the Supreue Court
OF He iistriet OF Columbia in cAanoery cause Ne
Ssz WHEREIN hcnsrd n. Clarke ct "a are ceupl in
ants and hice ~, Payne ct al are degendarls \
snsiI sell 81 public auction, on the premises on
MONpAf the 18th day Of february, lsS al q.
O'Clock , m. all that part % Lot No n in S,asrs
A, In this city, contained within tue followias
metes and bounds :-Beginning for the sam. Al a
point IN the west line e the sad lot "a feat m
inches in southery direction from the north vest
OF said lot, and running thence south - f.t
ii inches, thence in sn essterly direction with a
line parallel with the north line OF the said lot Ia
the east line thereof thence in q northerly direc-
ton with the east line thereof 90 its tutersecto on
with line drawn in an easterly direction and par
sllel with the said north line from the place Of
ginning, and thence In westerly direction with
the said last mentioned line reversed 10 the place
of beginning, with the buildings thereon, and the
alley. three feet wide, from the rear Of the said
parcel 81 land 20 the public slley in said square,
The above property is situated on the east side Of
a. street Immediately soutfN g pennsy wanna av-
tnne, and Is i'm proved with brick building.
Terms OF sale One half cash; and the balance az
six and twelve months, for which the notes Of the
purchaser, hearing interest from the day OF sale,
secured to the satisfaction of the trustee. will be
taken, and lien retained on the premises sold.
Al oonyeysncins and revenue stamps al the cost
OF the purchaser.
VIM. MATTINGLY. Trustee.
te ~ cow J. q. MCGUIRE A co
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RY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE CO., Aucaeneers.

~TBE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UH
Hi THURsDAY AFTERNOON next, n. ch Isl
-' "'u' ""' &M' r. MATTINGLY. Trustee.
fe sd ]. O. MCGUIRE q co Auots.
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successor e AUG. johnson q Co.,
WINE MERCHANT, WH0LEsALE AND RI
TAIL GR0CER, and dealer IN sUTLLRs' SUP.
PLIES, 2So Penna. Avenu 3, between 9Th and 10th
treets Weshingtoa d. o, " N-eely
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17
RUTLER's PATENT COTTON
gTHLl

Ts nndsrepsd sole agents have now on hand and vis
Suupod with the above celebrated TON COTTON
TIES prepared for immediate use, with the bRze hs at
taced to one end hoop This Tie Ia recommended 70
merchants and planters It's simplicity ana strength an9 the
great ease with be adjusted 20 hNlss Of any Sa
II has been used by large number of planters since l
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