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Rent Day in New York.
SOME ENORMOUS FIGUREs-wHo ARE THE GREAT
LANDHoLDERs.



NE" foFk Correspondent hoeaes'ef peEn0OiS~I
The reason why this LIST Of August may oe
styled the great quarter day IS that u was the fsI
maturity OF the rents due under the new leases |
issued on the LIST OF May, IN most OF %hlch an
enormous advance was maintained hehce tle
rents collected on this occasion were yastiy great
eT than any heretofore known: among tne iGep l
OF the occasion we may ehLon LoSLLop % . .,
dmgtonS cheek Tor Sto9O Tor one quarter 1 TgH'
q marble store IN Broadway, paid 70 Jas: ~ VII
ung, the hoted lawyer, announcer loL @eooVi paw
by the secretary OF the pfoherS D9aIl III te uS9
OF thef room, Iobly one ROOM anu ~ ny 49,
story 5V ieet by oo, IN bto5u@ay' ~ Wi"n til%J
be ADDED $4g'ooO Coieceeu rom 0ig a.
TRINITY pmdlhg I0r tle SANE tlilIe' tL'S DI' ~
ing Is Az leeI ny ioO ana I'VE stol!G9 sn an ~
turns every year nearly lIS oIiSlhai 'os' III 'i'
way OF rents ~. ,,-,,,,,
For week before qnarler-Tay tlle l1noor ,l9
were busy preparing thelf coAeGtlou IolIs; @Iu
when the long looked 1or Llie arLiNel, tne Iae'Hs
saIied lorth 10 reap lne EoldeH haIS Hi a.
stewart TOOK IN ABOUT @ou,OoV. Ine ata9
received about as mpeh more WINE tIe 2tu{ "a
SAINT colecuoAs propapiy amount 70 V"IC9 'n"'
sum -, ,.-, -,
The Conslstory Of the hel0Tm DuIch cAuFCh COL
lected not less than $40 ,Uo0' TRINITY chprch re-
eeipted from rent roll winch covers nearly acres
Of serred blocks and teemlng with tenantry'
VIM. B. Astor's agents were on the rush Tor a long
time since one brief day does not sRiilce to cal
on 500 tenants ana take IN oO,ooO' Az 0-eioCh
the collectors could been seen entering lhG FrmSe
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NEOREAU's REsTAURANT.

No. l2s CANAL STREET, BETWEEN ST. CHARLES AND
CARoNDELRT
The Propreors respectfully inform their old friends and the
spcureau world Restaurant open theiI
accommodation old place. that they intend
nothing uRdone continuance Of that reputs
which has many years enjoyed Wis that being
of the very first Restaurants in America.
All the decacies OF the season. with the choicest Wines and
Liquors. always on hand.
The PropretoB thankful for past avors solicit contnu
Of the -
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

NEURPHYys RDTEE-THE UNDERSIGNED
I Propreors Murphys Hotel No 80 l00St. Charles
street hereby notify the public that they will find to their
advantage to call and them before going elsewhere as
they will the choicest kind of liquors at the bar Superior
Dinners Meals Of all kinds Mt the Restaurant and Board
Lodging superior quality at greatly reduced prices
MnkENNA 4 MCOLOSKEY.
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JOHN as. FULLER
FAoTURER AND DEALER,
No. hey Street, New York,
Has in store and ready immediate shipment and
featuring te order,
Portable and stationary steam Engines Ond
.G Boilers, We
Zts $50 power Circular Upright Saw Mills Of Ia
most approved construction of all Sizes cutting 100 to lb
feet lumber per hour Grist Mills Mill Irons, Water
Wheels, and every kind of Mill Machinery Sugar Mills Pa
and Mining Machinery Tools, Tanks, etc. for OIL and
Salt Works; Cotton and WOODEN Machinery, etc -a
Vertical planners, --s-r Woodwork Planning Mochinss
Iron planners, Gray Woods Planning his
Engine LatheB, chimes.
Drill Lathes .a IS. Daniels Planning Machines,
Boring Machines, Moulding Machines,
Stating Machines, Sash Machines,
Upright Drills, Tenoning Machines,
Steam Pumps, Power Morticing Machines,
Force Pumps, Foot hortcing Machines,
Lifting Pumps, Boring Machines,
Suction Pumps, Blind Stat Tenoning Machines
Hydraulic Jacks, Circular Saw Benches,
Screw Jacks, Wright's patent Scroll Saws,
Shaing Pueys and Hangers, Patent Belt Scroll Saws
Rubber and Leather Beitng5, Circular Reservng Mills,
Leather and Rubber Hose, Upright Reseryipg Mills,
Plumbing and Gas Fittings, Rotary and Mining Pumps
Steam and Gas Pipes Every description OF MACHINERY
Steam and Water Gauges and Railway Supplies,
Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins, Cotton GIREi
Taylor Eagle Brown Southern Craven, Excelsior Nc
Carthy Cotton Gins with engines horse powers and every
thing required for the same in and for sale at the loves
| prios. Your orders respectfully solicited,
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PERSONAL.

lEUT. MATTHEW MASON, late of the stat
- Pcnna y9lTnfeers please call at the offce of
Washington, ID. O. "a ss or
SPECIAL CARD TO THE LADIEs-Anv Iadv
- de.ifIng TO nnd an elegant HOME with sxcel,
est retire before and during Con anemsnta can
Ind such q Home in the family of a widow isdy
or b0ardsIs Applications must be made with
egiofe acdress as letters addressed TO inItas ara
Brooklyn, N. Y. --- on r. ,s in
pERsoNAL1MisSs SMITH La Fayorita ajga
Il Store, 4e!1s 18th street between X sna r
at lev prices. To prove ii is BY giving her aesl.
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party, So1 thsf measure brougbt on tAe vsr
But iet me dead bury its dead; let Ms all, whles
ana p~mocrsts Unite hand 90 hand, heart 20
heaEt, -syonaA Asdrsv Jonuson u sanstl-
-tnfsonxi prsssdsnt wAo was sworn % -
tain aud defena tne Ooustitasssn r3ss.s ap-
plaase.J "a n ,fElIT :
sssy you, I bssssye In him. Hs ns-surv n
sech a. % conrnend q nay con1sdpncr - - ~
his ipseer5ty. ~ sunste force OF eDay1o0v -,
nss rsissd hinss1f husu the huc3a5ssssun6sssor
in the land 10 the highest place On purxn. Eo
man lives who loves liberty more xhnnl -
fstrtoeskm n q re13gion with him. He> by ne
whoie Me, has demonstrated that he poe~esep-
mai which is not cnfined TO palace OF mznesr
- ionss not TO the prince more than the epe&xaal
tne eeiesnA nre which marks him one of
AAtu nenemen. Mr.. ID. retired amidst the
most terrific aprianse.l
hssoianons were then adopted by aoclau,a-
uoh lndorsine ard approving the reeonstruc-
zen Peaey ot ihe frskident; after which ad-
.sIfssts were delivered by Wm Price, Il. NeyItt
steele, and Hon. John NJ. Frazier. Speaker of
tne house or fDsleEaies Of Maryland. :
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RY GBEEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.
RY J. Q. MCGUIRE 8 CO.. Aucnoneers.

=
TRIsTEE's SALE OF FRAME STABLE AND
kSp hEE Fl FfFTEENrHs 4 En- rfHET"EhS FOURTEENTH
uPder pS and y hy virtue Of deed q trust from Jas
and recorded in Liber n O. T.. No. Is. folio i7s ct
h sne Se r 1ns ssG Tes9sa' n Er the District Of CS
T hs q the s 6odeE ~ Of notes secured
T OFFER Tor sale at pubc aSstion s on nfa aaIoR a.
III p i in ESns sanaHs Of es ri
contained within the following metes 81 and bounds,
hi aa
feet west from the southeast corner thereof, and
thence 70 feet and thence south iio feet to the
place Of beginning, with the improvements thereon,
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase money
to pe paid in cash aud the residue in two equal In.
from the day Of sale, for which the purchasers
1 notes sec secured by deed Of trust on the premises
Al oonyeEsnoing and revenue stamps at the cost
within one week from the day Of sale, the trustee
reserves the right to re sell the said premises
weeks notice of such re-sale by advertisement in
fSn tonne shs sy Of Wishing
fe "a eo2wdds j. @. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auct,.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. =,
CHEF Qsa,,srmasts's oSe, Dgel Of waibinsto.,,
under the direction Of ereSet Lieutenant Coass
James III. Moore, A. Q. M, on FRIDAY, March p
1856 at u clock m, the following descI ibed Gov
ernnsent Buildings, viz:
SOUTH SIDE OF II, BETWEEN 16s AND
........ nth STREETS.
Warehouse No. 2, 81 by I3O feet.
One ID Shed adjoining, I712 by 10 feet
One I'd Shed adjoining, lS1s by l2O feet.
AT THE CORNER OF 18th AND SITS.
Warehouse No 8: 4s by E0 feet. ....-.T
One HD Shed ad joining, IL by la0 feet. ..--..
One "a Shed adjoining, 10 by l26 feet.
ON STREET, BETWEEN 10TH AND nth
STREETS.
Warehopse No. s, rs by 12l feet.
One ID Guardbouse, Is by 321s feet.
The buildings will be cold singly and must be
removed Within fifteen days from date of SALE
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
-'r. r--..-s ID h. ..RUOKER .,
=. Bst. Maj. Gen and Chief Quartz rnaster
Le Zc-5t Depot Of w ashingtoH.
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GALE OF STEAM GRIsT MILL AT THE
- CAVALRY DEPOT, GIESBOhO, ID. O.
C.arf,rnaa,i,, GsAsrars 0ass, FIrS Dirision.}

C.arfsrmasi,y Geasrgr, 0Gss, FRS Dirision.}
Washington, ID. C., February n, lSjj. (
BY order Of The Qusrterma.ter. General, there
will be sold on the premises, ct publis auction un-
40 NJ :. on WEDNESDAY, April 4, 1855, At Il
O'Clock NJ, the following described public proper
ONE W STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
frame with massive granite found dations) 40 By 50
feet with coal. hay. and engine house es attached,
all constructed Cf the very best material and in the
Also, ., the same time and place: the machinery
ard appliances Of the milI, consisting Of
wS q az seh.s
and twenty four "a inches stroke, set upon q
heavy cast iron bed plate, with cold and hot water
pumps and heater, with east iron iy. wheel, with
Srlying pulley OF the same material ten llol feet IN
Judson s patent governor.
TWO ~ BOILERS OF u6o-HoRsE POWER
made Of the best boiler iron FIVE sxteenths (B Is)
of inch in thickness, five (5l feet in diameter,
boiler seventy sI 16J lap welded iues each three
I5land one eiOurth inches IN diameter, with all
TEN (IOj PAIRS OF REEDS PATENT BUCK
lHGHAM THIRTY 900 INCHES SPRING
Constructed Of solid French burr milestone, and
set IL heavy, well balanced frames, with hay cut
handle the hay grain and prepared feed on the most
economical and labsr saving plan.
pule5s Of east iron, faced and balasced with hang
ers and boxes sufficient TO drive ten l0l pairs Of
fnbher' and twenty @ four Vz4j % inches @ vide. fhe
belts for driving the mills &C., OF the best eak
tanned patent stretched leather.
The Engine. Boilers, Machinery and Fixtures OF
every dssGIPti9n are Of the very best materials
ticn and hne working order, the mill having been
In OPERATION only about IS months.
If deemed advisable by the agent of the Govern
ment, on the day of sale the buildings will be ssld
separately.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
Purchasers will be required to remove treir prop
erty before the first (lst) day of May next, un-
less otherwise arranged with the owner of the
grounds.
A beat for 6esboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day Of sale.
Any further inf srmatfOn that may be desired
will he given upOn application, in person By
letter, to Captain GEORGE 7, BROWNING, A.
q. n, Giesboro, or TO this Office.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Breyet Brig. Gen, in charge
20 q1.dta rat Riv O NJ n N
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METZEROTT HALL.
31e PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

J. G. SAKE
Will deliver his Humorous and Witty Lecture.
kEE LAND,
at the above Hall,
TUESDAY EVENING, February n.
Tickets. so Cents
Doors open at clock; Lecture commences at S
o Clock. fe 25-ztr
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers

X OhELN Il " nlLLlAMS, huctloneerS.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
EukNITURE AT AUCTION
On IHC ESDAf. the fret day of March, we shall
sen al the late residence OF Samuel Hark ness de.
ceased NO. norfh X between sth and 9th streets
west AT lO clio. m, an excellent and superior
assortment Of furniture, viz.
mah1gany case Pisnofnrte, Stoel and Cover, made
hah1eany Sofas, Diyans, Rocking and Parlor
Mahogany and Walnut Marble ton pressiur Bu.
=, Teaus and Wash closets
hahogany and Walnut ~hatRot, Hatraek Exten-
~ non Dining and other Tables
marble top Side and Card Tables
ysnny Lind and other BedsteRds
sresther Beds and Bedding
Fine Three ply ParIor ChambAr Hall Stair and
other Carpets
Hearth rugs, OilcIoth and Mating
hIaosster Hantel sRd other clocks and msntel Or
Fine Feather Beds, B odding, and Mattresses, and
Csne.sest. Arm and other Chairs, aud Ward.
Superior French China, GIoss, and Cookery
Damask and other Window Curtains and Paintsl
Shades N'
Cooking. Rsdiator, and other Stoves
With large lot Uf Kitchen ReaUisite and MANY
other articles which We dem unnecessary to Emu.
merate.
Terms cash.
fe 81 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auets ''
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March !,

D.
The Stock, Good Will. Lessee and License OF Res
tsursnt No. I, Seventh street north, end OF Horse
Railroad, Consisting Of
Bagatelle Table. Par Counter
Looking glass, Decauters, Tumoiers
Paintings, Bar and Cooking stoves
Steam Heater, &C, &c.
Sold "a account Of sickness Of Proprietor.
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AUCTION SALES.

5lY EAGLE q 90, Auctisneers -
ID 6aies-resIns No. 26T PenBsy snia avsaue,
corner Of llth street.
Magic Co. VIII give their personal attention 70
the sale of Real Estate aud Household Furniturea At
the residence Of families declining housekeeping.
Also 20 the ssIes OF stocks 81 Groceries and her-
sbsDdise Of every description, Horses, Carriages
Hsspess, &c. .--r.. dec lily
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LEASE, GOOD
WILL. BAR AND BAR FIXTURES, LIQUORS,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C, OF THE
BELM0NICo HOUSE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
duly recorded in one OF the land records of Wash.
ington GonRty, l.; Q 1 shall proceed to 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
Fine Bar and Bar Fixtures,
BTasdies, WhIskies and Wines, in casks
Household Furniture, consisting in part Of
Walnut Hair cloth Sofas and Side Chairs
MalI tut Marble top Tables,
Walnut Bedsteads and Bureaus
Walnut Extension and Side Tables,
Painted Cottage Suits nearly new,
II air top, Husk aud other Mattresses,
Feather Pillows and Bolsters,
Blankets, Spreads. Comforts, Sheets and Gases.
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets, nearly
Hall and Stair Oilcloths,
One fine Cooking Range. with fixtures complete,
Psrlor and Chamber Stoves,
Large lot of China, Glass and Orockeryware,
With many ether articles too numerous to men,
The sale will commence with the Bar and Bar
Fixtures and the Lease: Terms cash.
JOHN Fl. JOHNSON. Trustee,
fe 21-d GREEN WILLIAMS
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GALE OF MEDICINES BELONGING TO TIE
- MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
MEDICAL PUKyEYoRs

WAsHISsToS, -. G., February g. Isi5
An suctiOn sale OF Valuable Medicines no longer
required ~ the Medical Department, u. 8. Army,
viii be held in this city on THURSDAY, the frst
DAP Il March next and succeeding days, n necesss
~, al 10 o'clock a m. at the Warehouses, located
on J1dltiAry Square, Fifth and streets, back Of
TIE City Hall.
The Medicines are in the original packages, and
Tie attention Of the trade is invited 10 this SALE
Cies. viz
Sn!ThuTic Ether, SEQ lbs; Alcohol. 500 bottles;
g ms Sund Spirit OF EtheT, zoo lbs Simple Cerate
nItp It's IhloTo'orm. goo lbs.i Fluid Extract Of
EuCtu 20 lbs Fluid Extract Of Chichona 500 lbs !;
fluid Extract Of Epicachuana, 2E0 lbs; Fluid Ex.
u sct OF khuoarb- &C IBIS; Mass Hydrarg 20 lbs
Dover Powder; 20 lbs God Liver OIL, 900 bet
ttSsr CsTpho Pills, l,0S9 dozen; Componnd Ca
thaTilc tins % dozen; Opium Pills. CO. dozen I;
Iudlde Of Potassium, zoo lbs; Rhubarb 800 lbs .
Powdered RhubaTb. go Ibs syrup of snnill 5cd
hs Cog Pound Spirits Of Lavender, 500 lbs beside
other articles.
towards Of sixty articles of the Matsyia Hs3ioa .
IL Tots similar TO the above, will be offered for
sale. "
Catalogues containing a complete list with full
psIuCuiars Will he ready by the 18th inst
Terms Cash IN Government funds
Fiye days will be allowed TO purchasers in remoy-
ing their property.
Surgeon q. 3. A. Medical Puryevor
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QaGT.ey5gGs'sT GCEsTalS QFcs Fir1 Dirisioal
HGSHtaKiOs. ID. e, February % 1876
VIII be so!d 1T the Cavalry Depot, GissbOro', D.
e. large quantity of stock yard MANURE which
will be delivered 20 purchasers On the ground or in
barges or boats To be provided by them at forty 4O
20 siE o. can be loaded per day
Terms Cash, in Government funds
BY order Of the Quartermaster General
JAMES A. EKIN,
BFevet Brigadier General in charge
te "a dfmar3l First Diyisiou. o M O. q
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND To-xORRoW.
RY G. ". BoTELER, Auetioneer.

SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT ON NORTH N STREET AT AUOTfON
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. February nth,
at O'Clock, shall sell. on the premises, part OF
Lots Nos l. 10 and 90 and the VIII ole OF Lot Ne. Is,
in Square Ne. les.
This superior Lot, in point of location and sur
roundngs, is regarded as being one Of the most de-
sirabie upon which to erect fne residence in tn
city. II fronts sixty feet on street, near Lafa-
yette square, with an average de pth OF one hun
dred and four feet. 1t is Immediately adjoining the
residence of Secretary Harlan and Admiral shu-
The west half Of the Lot has already upon IL Q
stone found alton. laid in cement, 36x58.
This valuable Lot will be sold entire, or divided
II desired, iEro two lots each fronting 80 feet
street. ... ..-..-
Terms One half cash; balance on n credit OF 6
and II months, notes to bear interest
ly secured.
nd CIV. BOTELER, Auct,
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AMUSEMENTs.

CROWNS NEW rHEAfRR.
LloSAzb ssoSxE ! .Gc.-.-.... 90 s.a biassr, bai9ssa
LE9HARD eRovE3----o. D.. HESS,
no EXTRA cHAsGE ii Eoe I ecsr SEATS srcuREp
great g Me. rSn IT. E.ss
don : very 'Ya'fSlfkE n'S'bb &c Asr,
New Ysrk and fSilsdels shis being now in il. stS Il
fermer city and wherever presented creating an
aHaE REAEHEHEYF aSsS e
WoNDRRFUL DEnSSSSsTRAvIoNs
lhIUsrEtE6522Fffc EtE62kfclfr, II HUMAN
At the Clarendon Hotel, Pa avenue,
February
Ccmmence at 6 o'clock.
Special seaness and Private Circles given (te
psrtie; desiring ,hemJ in Physical haniiessstiSns
sEATON HALL.
Corner of 9Th and D streets.
GRAND VOCAL AND instrumental
CoNCER ....-.
TUESDAY, February z.
PROGRAMME.
!. Instrumental
MT. GEO SIMPSON and J'R THOMAS. c0A'
g. Solo, Eiolin-La Sylphide .......... VI Maulenhauer
Master BERNARD MAULENHAUER,
4. Solo, SOpr prano-Oh, milo Fernando.....D Donizette
Mrs. MOZART.
). Solo, Resatitisne and Air-ElJa Jah .. Hendelsohn
Mr.. GEO. SIMPSON.
=. Solo, CorBet-Fantasia Csprice....... Schreiher
Master RICHARD MAULESHAUER.
Z. Solo, Scotch SonR-Bonnie Bunele
MIR j. r. THOMAS.
PART II.
J. Dno Violin and Cornet-Carnivalof of Venice Ernst
Master o CRN ID and RICH d hAULENHAUER
2. Solo iSopraRo-Fishes in the Sea....... Thomas
Mrs. MOZART.
;. Solo, Tenor-Cavitens-Bew wa re Terrinp
Mr.. GEO. SIMPSON.
4. Solo, Vielin-Piu Tesla ....... Papanini
Master BERNARD MAULENHAUER
5. Trio-This Magic Woye Scarf Barnett
Mrs MOZART, Mr.. SIMPSON and THOMAS.
Tickets, 81. Diagram now open at Mr. Ellis
Piano used is from the celebrated FACTORY of
Messrs. Chickering Soas kindly loaned by Mr.
Ells. fe 2S-2t
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NOTICE TO LADIES.

NOTICE TO LADIES. :.
1bave received by steamer Nav yor. .oo
DRESS BUTTONS. They emhraca th. t.,s.. sto.'
tern Of Paris and Berlin nanufactures
"a, Ell eCHMIDT
NH" 2SS1s, south side Penna ave
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RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, otioneers.


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON I STREET.
BETWEEN STH AND 9TH SITS. NORTH,
No. 469, AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, at 10 o clock
O. n. We shall sell, at the residence of a gentle
man declining housekeeping, viz:
One Parlor Suit, consisting of Sofas, Easy and
Side Chairs, Marble top Center Tables What
pots, Window Shades, Ornaments and Brussels
Bed Room Furniture, consisting of Cherry Bed
steals, Wardrobes. Dressing Bureaus, Wash
stands. Cane seat Chairs, Cottage Sets Com
ferts, Blank cts, Quilts, Sheets, Feather Beds
M PILLOWS, Ingram Carpets and Toilet Sets,
DlnIng Room Furniture, consisting of Tables,
Cook, Parlor, Radiator and other Stoves,
a good lot Of X itchen Requisites. and many other
articles which we deem unnecessary to emu
nerate.
Terms cash.
50 The House is for rent. Inquire on the prem.
fe2s-d lInt.l GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY THOs. BOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PI-
ANO, &c. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, February 2Sth,
at 10 O'Clock, will sell at No. 103 LIST street be-
tween Fay yette and Lingan streets, q general as
sortment of Household Furniture. We name in
part
Mahogany Spring seat Chairs, Sofa and Rocker,
Habegahy MsrbIe-tep Tables and Bureaus,
Mahogany Piano, Gilt frame Mirror,
Bureaus. Washstands. Bedsteads, &c.
Brussels and Ingram Carpets an Oil Oloth,
Hair and Hush Mattresses Shades &c
Cooking and Parlor Stoves
Kitchen Requisites and many articles not men
toned.
fe 24-d&ds THOS. D0WLING, Auct.
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PY JAS. O. MCGUIRE q Co. Auctieneers.

Rf JAS. U. MCGUIRE q CO, AuctieneeTs.
TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue of a decree passed by the Supreme
Court of the District Of Oolu mbia, in Chtncery,
cause No 463, wherein Elizsbe Ia Sibley is CON.
plainAnt asd Ellen Eies ct a.. are defendants, 1
sna,l sell, at public auction. on the premises, on
THU kSbAY. the I'D day Of February, 1856, At AZ
clock ,. M, all that part of Lot B, IN Square i0
IN this city contained within the following retes
ana NJ tea Cos, BezinninR AZ point on the west inc
OF sAld Let 81 feet inches south of the northwest
Gother thereoi, and running :heHoe east 90 feet 4
inches TO an alley; thence north Is feet inches;
,,hehee west 90 feet inches; and thence south Is
fy, ~ isches 70 the place Of beginning.
Ams property - situated on 9Th street west. be-
.1,, ! and streets Borth and is improved with
Terms OF sale: One half cash; and the balance in
~ and tweIye months, for which the purchaser :
LII secured 10 the satisfaction Of the Trustee,
sold. "eh ie'Aiaeu on the premises
a, Al sonyeyancing ana ,~rorns stamps at cost of
GkaSs WIZ HlffiNGLY. Trustee
F0eoIN j.. q. MCGUIRE & Co, Agcts.
LIE hEovE SALE rs POSTPONED UN
IrHURsD4Y AFrERNoON Hest. M .b lar.
Same bouJ and place. = !" I" is''
hSd U. MCGUIRE & 90 Auets.
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RY THos. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.

III IHOs. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown
VALUABLE CORNER LOT AND IapRoyE.
MESTS At AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Feb 2Sth at
O'clock p m, will cell in rsnt Of the premises
part of Lot No. Ill fronting about - feet on Wash
lDgtOh street and A feet ON Beall street and i'm
proved by an old Frame Building.
Convey anCing and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
chaser. ~ f
Terms at sale.
fe 25d TuOS D0WIINn suc,
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BOARDING..

ROABpING-Two three gentlemen can oh
a, - tam BOARD by applying soon at No. SO Pa
avesue, near 2ist street. feI If
EOR RENT-With Board, a desirable furnished
= IROhI hOOm. situated on the FIRST floor. A
lew more TABLE BOARDERS can be accOmmo-
dated at Ne. 432 g street. fe 27-3t%
SEVERAL VERY PLEASANT ROOMS To
= KENT, with or without hoard; one of the most
desirabie locations in Washington, 372 street,
corner "a. fe q ST.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-suitable for
h9usekeeping- Also. nicely furn shed
front PARLOR, would be iet' TO two gentlemen,
with or without Board. Convenient to the Depart
nents Terms moderate to good tenants. Gall at
81. 18Th street, near street. -.---.-, fe N-2t-
IL OOMS AND B0ARD-Several weli-furnishod
and comfortable ROOMS, and good TABLE
~ noA IN can be had at $40 X street, bets cen 18th
ana ialh streets fe 2j 3ts
nSE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TORRENT
y - with BOA RD, suitable for two persons. Terms
SJo per month each, gas included. .-156 @ street
between 10th aud 2lst. - fe 2j-Sts
R0ARD AND ROOMS FOR RENT-Ooe front
y PARLOR, on first floor; one front and back
rARLoR on I'd floor, with or withsut Board at
III street, between goth and 2lst streets Price
Si0 per month, with Board. Each room aaeommo
GENTLEMEE AND. THEIR WIVES AND
- ~ sngie gestlemsn can obtain geed ROOMS and
BOARD, by the week or month A few Tahia
bnarders wanted. Terms moderate oST
Wiilare s Hotel. .-r,.- -. - Ia ~ mom
TABLE BOARD at No. 4 Ga 10Th ,tIss,- . "a,
doors north OF the avenue. Terms ss nar
nrDn.n 1 de Is II