Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1859, Page 3

__ LOCAL NEWS. | (OT ae Svan vusiierEs THE Lists OF LerrERs BENAINTNG Ix ‘Wasnineton Crry Post Orrice UNDER TRE PROVISIONS THE LAW DIRECTING PREM TO BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING PHE LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF THE oFFice. [rs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION MORE THAN VOUR)K THAT OF ANY OTURR DAILY Pemrer iy tee District ov Reticiors —Saturday night, the lectare of Dr. Samson to the Bible classof the Christian Associa- ton was very well attended, and peculiarly inter- esting. The prayer meeting wasalso well attended. The rain prevented many from attending the morning service at the churches iy, but at night the congregations generally were large. At the Met ist Protestant Church, Ninth street, Rev. L. W. Bates, the pastor, hed from Mathew, Lith chapter, 29th verse, Take m Yoke upe » and learn of me; for lam mee! id lowly heart, and ye shall tad rest to your Is’ Atnight, the discourse was based u Tae Sth verse of the Sith Psalm, “Behold thou Last made my days as an hand-breadth, and mine Bge is as nothing Lefore thee: Verily every man at is best state is altogether vanity.’ The discourse ‘was peculiarly eloquent and Interesting. and the profound attention of an a; jative audience ed the pleasure since frequently ex : At was anne ed that the discourse for next Sun- day night would be directed especially to the yonn, At Wangh Chapel, Rev. T. M. Carson, pastor, ached in the morning from Ist Corinthians. 3d 1 have planted and A ppullos ed, but God gave the increase.” At night, from Ephesians, 6th chapter, 17th verse—- And take the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit, whieh is the word of God.” Rev. Mc. Granberry preactied to the inmates of the W agton Asylum yesterday afternoon. The 5 there were interesting, and attended by number of visitors. Atthe First Baptist Church, Tenth street. Rey SP Hil, pastor, preached in the morning frome Proveris, loth chapter, 21th verse— The way of life bove to the wise that he may depart from tly.” treet Presbyterian. in the absence - attending the General As- ig service was conducted by > who preached from Hebrews, i verse—* Wherefore he is able iH to the uttermost that come unto God by him.” No after..oon service. At the Foundry Chapel, Rev. Dr. Gibbons cached in the evening from Proverbs, 5th chap- f, Lith and f2th verses. The Rev. John C. Smith (Fourth Presbyterian ehureh) ed fa the morning from the words contained | the 7th verse. ist chapter book of Revelition, ‘Behold he cometh with clouds. and and they also whieh tries of the earth amen.” And Sth verse. 3d chapter, lst vif auy mau's works 1 sutfer loss. but he Lism- 7th chapter also to save t in the aftern epistl« to the € shall be burne self shall be saved In St. John’s Episco; . the morning Service wos well attended, notwithstanding the unfavorable ther. Rev. Dr. Pyne preached frow Paul's Epistle to the Philippians, 4d ehap- ter, 12th verse: “* Not as though T had already at- tained, either Were already perfect. but | follow after, if that | may appr ad that for which also vended of Christ Jesus.” The after- Hoon sermon was from Matthew's Gos; 25th ter. 42d verse: For | was unger nd ye gn 9 meat: J was thirsty, and ye yave me no drink.” E. Church South, the Rev. J.C. hed in the moruing from the 6th M he from the ok to the 15th at night, from Hebrews, 10th chapter, id. verses. Assembiy’s Chureb, Rev. Andrew G r. pastor, preached iu the morning from ‘th chapter, 44th verse, “ While Peter yet spake. the Holy Ghost fell on them that heard the word? and at night, from Ist Corinthians, 2d “I determined not to know % you, save Jesus Christ, and him ‘or of the Thirteenth-street who has been for several succes- ogs leeturing on the literal inter- pretat: »pheetes, yesterday evening dis- conrsed on the Millenium, faking for his text part of the uth ¢ — of Revelations—commenciug with the Ist and ending with the Sth verse. Ver axorHer Ixcknpiary Fire — Saturday night, about 12 o'clock, an incendiary fire broke out in an old frame building formerly used as an ice house, and belonging to L. J. Middleton, “Sq, Which was seon destroyed, and with it two old brick dwellings located on K street, at Rock ereek. The loss was inconsiderable, thongh it might heve been much greater but for the efforts of the firemen and the timely intervention of a heavy shower Notwithstanding the storin, the Uni Franklin, and Perseverance coinpanies pea the spot, and rendered service wil- ‘The splendid apparatus of the Franklin uy Was returned to the enyine-bouse lite- vered with mud. an evidence of hard ser- fe presume the other companies’ appa- little better condition after the fire sued. Some colored People in the rstroved barely escaped with their lives, they being in deep slumber at the time the fire broke out. Tor Istaxo portion of the city was the scene of bo little excitement yesterday in consequence of the stray Woy from their home of tw@ iuteresting Hittle childrea, sous of Mr. Lewis Thomas. wood werebaut. On being missed, a search was insti- tated in the ueizhborheod and al Z the river bank. w wider range bh. proving uasucceafu eround was swept over, exter the city: and the police at the various stations were alge put npen alert. The wanderers were. however discovered nutil late in the afternoon. When they were found as far from their home as the railroad journey, in- deed, fi + infants. They were acconi- panied faithful little dow, by whose presence some clue was obtvined by those in — ait » direction taken by the children. he joy of the parents at their recovery, or their agony during the terrible bours of their absence, tau vnly be estimated by those who are also pa- rents E22 Drowsen —Yesterday morning. as three young men, Edward Green and two brothers named Knight, all residents of the Island, were returning from Gravelly creek in a skiff, when in the roetown channel off Long Point, the skiff swamped and young Green was drowned. Green Lad been at Gravelly creek all the night previous, where be had set a number of Looks to cateh tar: tes, and the factof his having had long acquaint. ance with boats, and of being expert as a swi suet, makes itsemewhat singular that be should Le the victim, when bis comrades who were less experienced. escaped. It is probable that he was injured by the upsetting of the skiff. The body Was soon after recovered and conveyed to his late in the Seventh Ward. He wasa y: hily esteemed by equaintances. brothers Kuight were reacned by parties who went to th telief a boat. but Green sank before assistance could reach him, Geaxo Sec t. Conckat at THE »siaN.—The pupils of the district schools y. embracing about two hundred young ladies and veutlemen, wader the superintendence of Peof JH. Ds + Wili give a grand concert at Uke Sunithse 4 Institution. on to-morrow (Tues- whevening This is not a re} cert recently given t departiucat ANoTueR y of whow have in the art of music, . eding real pleasure to the audience Tux Crors.—The Rockville Sentinel says: “The prospect for an al at yield to the farm- ers industry and labor is most encouraging. We have never known the growing wheat in this county ty be so luxuriant and flourishing; the ass lands promise a full crop; oats have suffered ‘or want of rain. but will now soon look weil; the carly planting of cora is coming uj well, and from the large quantity that is beiag planted, we may expect more corn aed ite county this year than ever before For several years past there has t interest taken in the cultivation We learn that many of our farmers t wore this year than usual.”* ort Daxcrnors Practricy.— Persons having fire- arms of Late invention are in the habit of going the Mall, near the National Monument, to The habit of firing in the direction of ty is diugerous to the Ives aud limbs of pas if that district is to be used for a 1. the mark should be placed toward uiust the river bank. A week agoa oy of Mr. 3. W. K. Handy, while Mall, and about to pass the nd upow it, and at the moment «rs was taken from the band by a Party practicing in the field on his fi Dall tired by a Tue Rivek —At Riley's wharf, arrived this morniug, steamer Columbia, with merchandise for Young. Simpson & Co., M. Green, D. Des- mond. Jackson, Brother & Co. B. J. Neale, J. P. rtholow. Dr. J Richards, John Conner, F. L. Harvey & Co. C Stott, A'S. Joyce, W.'8. Ed. wards, Sheckelis & Miller, PO"Donoghue, F. M. Onne. ©. 3. Fowler & Co. Tue Concent of the Choir of Christ's Church, Navy Yard, which was postponed on Friday eve- on aecountof the weather, will positivel off this (Monday) evening, whea an excel- lent cutertalument may Le expected, Curvrsat Cornt.—Phe court met at 12 o'elork m. to-day; and on being called to order. the two. Prisoners. Hutchins and Jones, were sent for from. the jail. nae a ceanernet et members Af thd Var, and a large crowd of principal citizens of G mn, ted to the cou: ee —— —— utchins and Jones for setting aside the verdict the jury and for a new trial of the case. After a few minutes the prisoners were bt into court and placed in the dock, both look’ Dg — plains) ; lence bei: Crawford ceeded to dellver his opinion, which had teen pre} at some length 4) reading the rea- y citi =—an by the several counsel. the Court various anthorities showing that the all jons of the counsel for defence of an error in indict- ment were not sustained. But the Court ited a new trial on one of the rounds filed by the counsel for the defence, viz: hat James Fullalove, one of the jurors who sat in the cause, had, previogs to being selected asa juror. expressed opinions adverse to Hutebins. The prisoners were then remanded, and the Court adjourned finally for the term. Warten Retvurxe, West Lock-up, FoR THR Were —Jno Wilson, vagrant; work-house 30 days. James O'Brian, do ; do. 30 days. Peter G. Corrico, drunk: do. 30 days. Margaret Herld, disorderly conduct; discharged. Lee Brian, do; work-bouse 3v days. Allen Duly, drunk and dis- orderly; do 30 days. “Manuel Glasco, do ; do. 30 daya. Saturday night—Jno. Riley, drunk in the market; discharged. Basil Ridgeway, drunk, driving on the footway; tined $2.58. Pink Coke. ly. (col.,) disorderly and fighting; flue and costs, $6.15 F. Dickerson, false pretence; discharged Alfred Carter. (col..) disorderly in’ the market: fine and costs. $3.15. Five lodgersaccommodated Sunday—Mark Brooks. (col .) fugitive from labor: rlivered to the otticer. Benjamin Ringgold, dis- o-derly; tine and costs, $3.15. Five lodgers. Tur Exnisition axp Concert of the Sunday School of the First Baptist Church, on Thursday evening last, was a yreat success, and reflected much credit upon both scholars and instructors So many good things were performed in so excel- the young lassies and lads par- room to particularize without seeming partial. Wasuinctoy Yacers.—The German Yagers, escorted by Withers’ brass band, this morning passed up the Avenue, on their way to Arlington Springs, where they are to spend the day. They were commanded by Captain Schwarzinan, and presented a very soldierly-like appearance.” We congratulate them on having such a beautiful day for their exeursion. Granpv Pic-Nic.—The Franklin Fire company give their first grand pic-nic at Arlington Springs on Thursday next, the 26th iustant, which the committee promise to spare no pains to make the most pleasant excursion of the season. See adver- tisernent Cuartes Manes opened his new lager beer sa- loon on Third street on Saturday with all the honors. Weber's band was in attendance, and there was auy amount of sport with the * bucka”’ and the gymnasium. Pie-Nic To-Morrow.—The St. Peter's Sunday School pie-nic to Arlington Springs, which was postponed last week on account of the weather, Will come off to-morrow, and is expected to bea very pleasant affair. See advertisement. Vincxicn lanft er auf letzten boblen, So hat der Schuster viele soblen ; Dram Charles lass die spiclers zu haus, Dann spuckt keiner kein Jonas mebr aus. a * Tur Great FaLts on the Potomae now attract considerable numbers of pie-nie fishing partics from the neighboring country in Maryland and Virginia. Du. Wasuixctox Duvatn, of Rockville, Md., has declined having bis name used before the Congressional Convention about to be held in his district. Pror. Antonio gives the last soiree of his danc- ing season, on Weduesday evening next. See ad- vertisement. Dam G. Town grt hwh ‘uns die Bitte Sei in unserm Bunde der Dritte ‘The final of Scbiller’s Baergshaft. * Ox THE FIRST PAGE of to-days’ Star will be found several interesting deferred Local articles, Wat Goups! ences Wet Goods! Wet Goods! We have just received several caves of Wet G ods, atauction in New ¥ We would re- vt of xoods, a they » and will be sold very cheap for case. Many of them are soiled, Great bargains maybe expected R. Brice Hats, eaciihe. ma 3 3t Nos. $73 and 375 7th st., above L. Ir ts set.pow that we notica anything in the med ieal line, id we now, unless we could le convineed t doing our duty asa jour nalist. in recom: tle publie. Dr, ", Hastet- er’s celebrated r the cure of that inost tor- ribie and fatal o ases—Feverand acu’. F our own experience with this valuable can safely kay, that for dis it stands without a rival. sav d many a fellow being froma premature grave, Every day, we hear of it conquering the wor.teases of Fever and Agi ‘To those who are in the least atticted with any of t complaints arising from anu irregularity of the digestive organs, nothing can be more bei rf ai than these Bitt ve cheerfully recommend them to the thousan this State, who are suffering the mostinteise Acertain cure for thea ils, ‘Try them, aud need of their many excellent qualit Forsale by Druggists and dealers generally, ev- may 23 e03t é @abovenati 6, Its timely assistance has erywhere. Tux Wortv’s Own, should be the title of the Indian Remedy known as the production of Nah- meoniteh, afterwards Mrs. M. N. Gartner, called Ind: Balsar rwort and Hoarhound, and alleviates all Lung wld everywhere, = ma 17-lw nt, sou 1, Persone. be fouled, hav and with such ny h Hot, given their certificates to prove tl a mags of evidence who can doul itis truly the suvalid’s friend, and will give relief when ail other remedies fail, and in some instances that have come under our obser vation it seemed {ho means of snatching its victim from the grave. We ho need inedicine would try sureis give relief, ma 9-2we » for it Sold by all Druggis Wropine Canes, very pretty and very chonp. leo Cream « © ices at Z1.40 per gall at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner ma 5-lin* Man's Daxee Suirs, | . Men’s Business Suits, rT Youths? Business Swi ‘ouths’ Business Suits, Cmpren’s Dress Surrts, Children’s School Suits Noaw Water & Co.. Marble Hall Cloth Store, Brown's Hotel Building, would respoctfull Auvounce that thetrauuual dispiay of Spring au Sumer Clothi ly for inspection. ft Gentlemen’s and newe.tand richest designs trimming, and workmanship. study excellence with economy, in es of dregs, au opportunity is now offered for selecting from the most attracuve stock of Ready-Made Clothing ia this city, at very re- duced prices. apwly Yourus’ Dax s Lyon's Powder and his alt Jrock Me American Insti- wider, hy Prof. he Farmers’ dats, grase- nean be io wade pure. [i is Mr. Lyon he greatetfieacy alins destroys every- n bed-bugs, fleas, tieks, Itisan Asiatic plant'diseavered by Many imitation ee be offered. Be ress. Remember— ets ina Trice, F rats aud mice, iar sizes SD cts. ant $1, ‘ARK, D Yor! y, While L Mauple fasks Sets, Also the Merican Mustang Lentment, ap & imeow neta: ape Ree Father 1 ber, On the the Rev. Fat ans! Mrisaact RAUEMANS to Miss JEANETTE co Germauy. woe DIED, On Sunday mornm,, 2a1 instant, EDWARD THOMAS, son of Patrick Ann Greene, aged 22 ee $ months. the frends of tho a re- ted te att -nd hisffuneral ou Tacsday o'clock. from his father’s resulenve, cet, Ixlgud, without further notio Hoge amg ey unre. cas BERS GARY ASK BES Aten es quality. A large assortment just received. mam af rae de ehs BT Hosa, Pp TABLE CASTO! ry E aie an elegant Pass of the » purchased is wisekt castles ts ty aol e at very jow one tier of a ware at the ew Store, $39 wa TH & SHIELDS, | tireat Republic Monthly = a = Correspondence of The Star. . Guonextows, May 23, 1859. The large ice-house (empty) situated on the margin of the canal basin, near the K street bridge over Rock Creck, and owned by Mr. Mid- dleton, was entirely consumed by fire about 12 o'clock on Satarday night. ‘The tlame was also communicated to two sinall brick tenements close by, belonging to the estate of the late G@. C. Gram- mer, which were also consumed. Mr. Middleton, we learn, was insured in the sum of $500. ‘There ia no.doubt but the fire was the work of an incen- diary. The eee fire company of our city, the Western Hose, Union, and pe ee of yours, were soon on the ground, and did good service in ar- —s the further progress of the devouring cle- ment. ‘The handsome little canal steamer L. J. Bre! ay om Ritter, left this mornin; to Harper's Ferry and intermediate points. fer starting attracted quite a large concourse of per- sons along the margin of the canal, to witness her performance. ‘There was quite a lar: company of pomieenrrs on board, and she went off in fine Style. Her speed has been tested, both in the river and canal, and came fully up to the most = expectation of the builders of the boat engine. The Brengle perfect model of neatness, and beanty of finish, and arran: ement, and capable of accommodating comfortably from seventy-five to one hundred passengers. As the action of our City Councils in authorizing the levying of a front-foot tax to defray the ex- pense of distributing the aqueduct water through the town is being considerably discussed, and their power to dose, we insert the act of Congress, approved Mirch 2, 1855, upon§which the ordi- nance of the Corporation is » for the informa- iva of our citizens generally: é “Sec ee ang be at further enacted, That biped said ‘orporation eorgetown shall have full power and authority to introduce into said town a cppl of water for the use of the inhabitants thereof, an to cause the streets, lanes, and alleys, or any of them, or any portion of any of them, to be ligtt.d by gas, or otherwise, and to provide for the ex- pense of = y such works 7 itary, either py a 8 al tax or out of its corporate funds gen- malty or both, at its discretion. =e The receut speculative demand for corn, and uent advance in prices, seeins to have spurred up the farmers and other holders of the article in the section of country west of us toa considerable extent, and notwithstanding it had been fre ogg said there was no corn for sale in that region, they have by some means or other seared up a very considerable quantity—not less than 24,000 to 25.000 bushels having reached our market. by canal. since Saturday morning. About 12,000 bushels, chiefly white, Changed lands on Saturday, after the closin i of our letter, at Ssadc., which shows a decline of some 4a6 cents. ‘There are some 12,40) to 13,000 bushels on the market this mornin Nothing worthy of note doing in le, on her first trip flour or wheat since our last report. +208 GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS. ———— A Resotution repealing a resolution in relation to the market house Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Cownct! of the Corporatton of Grorgetolen, That the resolution in relation to the stands out. side the market house and the fish stands in the market house, approved April 16, 1553, be, and the same is hereby, repealed. Approved March 29, 1859. A Resorvrion in relation to C. F. Shekell, tax collector. Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Councit of the Corporation of Georgetown, That C.F Shekell, tax collector, report to the Corporation. at its next meeting, why near four hundred dollars of the school tax has not been paid over to the clerk; and, further, to report to the Corporation, at its next meeting, the naines of all tax-payers in arr: ars, and the amount owing by cach, and specifying for what purpose—whether for yeneral, special, streets, or it tax; and the clerk be, and he is hereby. direc’ to furnish Mr. Shekell with a copy of this resolution. Approved March 29, 1559. A Rersorvtion making an appropriation for light- ing, cleaning, and sweeping the market-house Resolved by the Board of Aldermen @ad Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetoen, at the sum pf one hundred doliars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, be, and the same {is hereby, appropriated for the year 1%59 for the pur- bse of paying for lighting. cleaning, and sweep- ng the market-house, and the @lerk is hereby di- rected to pay same to the order of the Market Master, Le accounting to the Clerk for his expend- itures under this resolution by the proper vouchers Approved April 2, 1559. A Resorution Supplementary to a resolution en- titled “+ A resolution in relation to licensed wag- ous, hacks, drays, coxches, onnibuses, carts, and other vebicles,” approved March 12. 1859 Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of +, mon Council of the Corporation of orgetowen That the resolntion to which this is a supplement shall be so construed, and shall be deemed to in- clude the horses, harness, aud other equipments al to the running of the ve- hicles mentioned in said resolution. Approved April 2, 1559. A Rksoirtion repealing certain Inspection laws. Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, ‘That all laws of this Corporation that require the inspection and ging of liquors which have been ganged, and of fish that have been inspected in any town or city of the United States be, and the sume are hereby repealed . Kesolved, further, tall the laws of this Cor- pration that require the inspection of butter and fara Le, and the same are hereby repealed Approved April 2, 1559. CRACKER A h ed L burgh CRACK- Ve si dealers in this her. ean be xot from New & BURCHELL, nont avenue and Eth st. HAYING PURCHASED THE STAND corner 7th and M streets, 1 am now receiving &, fresh supply of the best MEDICINES, &c. which | offer to the public at moderate rates, ate Proscriptions carefully prepared, might of the purest articles, “IER iy of Port & tant! arge eu: y ol erlumery. &e., constantle on hand, 6° "PP J.B. CAS 3 HOW TO GET RICH! iND Your mouey where you can buy cheapest for cash, Goto McKNEW & MARLOW’S, Where you can luy— OAK WOUD, Sawed in 4 pieces, $6 per cord. PINE WOOD, Sawed in4 pieces, $5 per curd. COOKING COAL, $525 per ton, Delivered toany part ve SL get carta e. McKNEW & MARLOW, Steam Firewood Mill, ner 7th st. and Canal; and Sth st., between H and I sts. ima 2t SODEY’S LADY'S BOOK for June at G = SHILL STON'S Bookstore. Offices--Ce r June, Leslie's Mazazine of Fashion fur Juno, Household Words for June, Map of the Seat of War in es” National Magazi r Sune. yur Mumieal Friends No. 25: all the hack numbers on hand, 4 All the New Books, and every thing in the Station- ery line. Forssieat = SHILI TON’S Bookstore, ma2i3st Odeon Build cor. 436 st.and Pa ay, » JOUN FP. BICKEL, EF LUMBER, GAS, AND SfEAM FITTER, No. 470 Penn. AVENUE, (Under the United States Hotel,) Washington Cuy, D.C. The Prepeistoe will execute all kinds of work in his line of business in the neatest, best. and most substantial manner, and at the shortest notice E ‘ed with himis Eogar Z. Steever, tate of Netelghes, well known and celebrated for his fin- ished work ship inthe manulacture of all arti- te ade, ov ré may be found constantly we for sale at reasonable prices, a creat = { BATH TUB: SHOWER BATHS. Grnaitented and Plain WASHED CLOSETS ASINS, WATER INAMELLEDS ; S, of d ‘ipt IRON WASHBTANDS. Thee KS. Copper BUTLERS’ TRA Si a cnet large assortment JERS YS, Cop HERS, BAT Ld TS. BRACKETS, FLEXIBLE DRO basins ti Tango, Btand PLAIN pESE: ¢.; Also. a variety of Plain and Fanc: PAPER SHADES, GLASS MITA D! alert atylon, CAST ION TYPES of otterece, Be Water and Gas; many other articles too nu- merous to mention. ; 2 ss cir? sati Ht ‘ik warranted isfaction. pablic are re lly invited to call and ex- ‘he public are reapwve! amine before making purchases elsewhere. For his ability axa mechanic. K. Z. STERVRR re- fol th : PW aubtenign ihe" RSke, Commuasioner of 1 Fabtic Fugees’: Prof. Henry, Smithsonian Inatt- bs lade! phii Zul. Sol Bingham, nce, Theodore Cu x ‘-. Fred’ Fraley, Eeg., Dr, Mo ve i 3 ‘sq. English, te os aa Falw. Wi bng. Bea sc "Eng. _New Vorke—a. W.Thompan: Ka, . DDEN, mee tal CARVER IN aOR. &e., between Pa. ar. and Canal, durrete eaeeals, Riper any, pe oa bie terms. Sati ion § fie tally wel Col, Thomas Richard Nor- | B. Goddard, ie 5 ma 20-1w A share o! ic ly solicited. i £4? ss TRAVELING BAGS And BASKETS, Pavay., FORAGE Aas ton 0 ret eats 845. "The calf, S weeks Old, will bet anid ‘Upper story Fr 2 me " By WALA & BARNARD, Auctioneer: , . RY SUPERIOR FAMILY HORSE, HAR- TECH SaNT HOARE alinant sites” ion rooms a very ior and handsome EUS SCoTy novehate bat ats ata es" Forms: D and 69 days, for mpproved endorsed notes, beart ateres ___WAIA, & BARNARD, Ancts._ od WALL & BARNARD, Slew LNG LOTS AT AUCTIO Boies A APTERNOON ati oobant 6 o'clock, we will sell, in frout of Lot l, Square R25, © following Building Lots: Lot 1. Square 523, ronting 22 feet on I. atreet, between Sd and 4th ats: Lot 5, danare 144, fronting 5) feet three-fourths inch Qn north G treet, between leth and 19th sta; Loc 8, Square %, b-ing about 6.00 square feet, on the cor. ner of lith’street east and north (7 st. ee: 2 cash on each lot, to be eer at sale; ‘ance in 3and 6 months, for notes bearing inte aad secured by s deed of trust on the preim- SWAT. & BARNARD, Avets,_ 7 WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers. UILDING LOTS AND A SQUARE ox THE B Ist.axv ar Avetion.—On FRIDAY AFTER- NOON, 2th instant, at 6 o’elock, in front of the promises. We will sell, Lot &, Square6%, fronting on south N street; north haifof Lot 11, Square 601, cor- per of south P wn 2d street west; One Square num- b pred north of (5), Ter #2 cash on each lot, to be paid at sale; in 3. and § months, for notes bearing interest and secured by a deed of trust on the premises. maa WALI & BARNARD, Aucts. TURE IN THE NAVY veTion.—On EDNESDAY, the 2th instant, f shall sell, at the late residence of Commodore Rudd, in the Navy Yard. at 12 0’clock m., a lot of excellent Furniture, viz: One fine Freneli Pate Gilt Frame Mirror, 72 by 40 ches, peany Hat Rack and’ Bookcase, . Do. Large Arm Ch Cane. seat Rockers, Pine aprestey and Stair Carpets, and Crumb v lot Lot of Crockery Ware, Waiters, ‘Tin and Wooden Ware, Fine Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pi:lows, and Fine Hair and other Mattresses, it id oth: ti 2 nt t 5 ‘Terms cash, rua 33 2t A. GREEN, Auet. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO, At OUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE CORNER OF | SrreET Norte axp ‘Tarp SPREE? west.—-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 26th at 6 o’ciock, on the premises, we shall soll, Lots Nox. 18, 19, 20 and 21, in subdivision of Square No.5.8,f KS feet 4 inches on noth | strect, at tho co: street weet, and ruaning back 9) feet to alley, each lot containing 2,100 square fe.t of ground, ‘erins: One fourth cash ; tioneers, the residue in 6,12 and months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auets. ms 29 By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF 2-STORY_FRAME Hovse axnrie Lor ox wich it S.aNbs aT Acotion.—On THURSDAY, thezd day of June, 1859, J stall sell, 1 ithe premises, at 60'c)’h the sul moribet, os 6, « Washington all that piece nthe city of n recorded in Liber J. A. and 67, one of the land reco county, in the Distriet of Colum or parcel of ground lying and being Washington, District aforesaid, and known ax parts of Lots twenty-six (26) and tweuty-seven,(27,) i) Squaro numbered four hundred and ninety-a.z. (395, beginning for the same nt a distance: f 124 feet 8 inches from the southeast corner of said square, on 434 street, and running thence north eighteen Ivet and Lwe inches, (18 feet inches.) thenes weet one hundred feot (190,) thenee south sightoen fect two inches, (18 feet Zinches,) thence easi to the piace of beginning, together with the improvements, which area cood dwelling- house, &c , Ae. wus: One-third cash; balance tn 6, 12. and 12 months; the purchaser to give notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest from day of wale. All couveyavcing at the cost of the purchaser. If the terme of sale are not complied with in 5 days. the trustee reserves the right to resell the property, at the risk and cost of the first purehaser, by adver tising the same three times in the Star. : PATRICK DOWLING. Trustee. ma 23-2w&ds k t, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ANDSOME BUILDING LOT NEAR THE H Navy Yarpar cTion.—On FRIDAY, the 2th instant, I shal! sel! front of the.premises, at 6 o'clock p. m.. a hand: Building Lot near ‘the western gate of the N Yard, it being Lot No. 4. in Square No. ##?. This property fronts 47 fect 9 Inches ou south M, between 6th and 7th streets east, and 8 back 12) fect 11 inclies to 2 3)-foot alley. Terme: Que-fourth cash ; ee in 6,12 and 12 months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale, A deed given and adeed of trust taken, All con- Veyancing at the cost of the purchaser. ma 4 cod A.GREEN, Auct. I>" THE ABOVE SALFEIS POSTPONED ne Teves the = antl WEDNESDAY the stant. o lace, eet) < nengterseaetls ‘A. GREEN, Auct. a GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. wArety LINE TO HARPER’S FERRY. , Throveh in 12 hours or less. The new, swift, and com “NGLE. Capt, W. H. Ritter, for Harper's Fe vints, every DAY and FRIDAY, a¢7 ves Harper's Perry SDAY, and SATUR- light frei hi ee 8 fui > ; clock a. 7 apply te "EH -All freights mus POR NEW YORK.—The packet schooner Arc- tic, Captain Hicks, will sail as above ~g with despatch, For freight or passace a & t oy MeCOBR & DO ma 20-1w 63 Wator st., ~ KOHLBER t 140 Bridge strect, George- Ss. town, D. C.,18 selling off his entire stock of Domestic and Faney Dry Goods, ets. Flats, Shakers, ons, Flowers. Ruches, iks, No- tions, Gentlemen's Furniehing Goods, cte.,and a great many more articies usually keptin a weil as- sorted Dry Goods and Fancy Store, at coxt—that is at New York wholesale prices. The attention of wholesale and retail purchasers is invited. ma 18 3w BUSHELS PRIME WHITE 500 BOT eoEE and for sale by ma lé MERCER vod order, just received BRADLEY & FAV 0 164 and 166 Water strent._ LEWIS PAYNE BOOT AND SH Wauorrsark ‘Brid, of Youth’, Men ALPSKIN SHOES, for ailof own manofacture. My stock of PATENT LEATHE WORK is also axsorted aud well, worthy of atten. tion. nl A large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS ime for servants) also on hand and constantly making. SCountry merchants and others in want are invited to call or address meat No. 77 Bridge st., Georgetown, D.C. ap 22-tf EW ARRANGEME a NTS AT THE UNION BOTTLING DEPOT, (0. ST Green street, Georxetaen, D.C. The undersigned respectfully announce to their friends and the public in general that they have at a led establishment, hay 1 every necessary ar ng their business systemati- duced the water the t, and alew added thereto a which the water passes, so their ak that it bocomes pert y clear. Thoy now flatter themselves that their MINE. RALLY VATERS cannot be equatiedin the Distriet. in addition to the nlove they have laid ina lanes ck of PORTER Aad NUE? trom the moat cele ted Weries inthe fates. wins ina gallons of prime EASTERN CIDER, E which'will be sold by the barrel, gailon, or in bot. tes. CRAB APPLE CIDER, XXX PALE, BURTON: ant PHILADRUPATS aks ALES in pint bottles expressly for invalids ays On has 1 orders by mail, or given to our drivers, will be nptly attended ta. All good delivered free of charge. mal7-tf — (States) ARNY & P. TO CONTRACTORS. ROPOSALS will be received by the undar- signed until the 7th day of June next, to make the following named improvement on that part of West street, inthis town, which lies batwe. Ty street al rade, to place curbing of the best quaiit Paved guttoron each tile thereok aan gravel of the best quality to the depth of ten on the centre of the street. with a gradual slope the depth of four inches at the gutters. ‘The earth for filling to be taken from a spotto be déwignated by the undersig ued, Personn dis to contract for this work are pdviced to pppls for more partionine snlormation. at 18 Mayor's ce, ure presenting their pro; sal, HENRY" ADDISON, Mayo SAM’L BOOT lurveyor, malé-2awtlunt _ Commissioners, prix ay HITE MERCER Fore Tone ie ve on & Sina! uan! of primo White ro" Mercer POTATOES, wich 80! riees, Oo SHINN, No. br Oreo strost, Gedreetowa. mine DF, f0GGSWELL's NEW MEDICAL SA MS is for wa by K. 8. Sx G. B. Barnard & Co., aud JW Sothron, Those af” flicted with Inflammatory diseases should give it a trial. See tl ig in the advertisement in Snother column. mar l7-tr _ JUST RECEIVED, Warxres PATENT SELF-ROCKING GRADLE, which we are prepared to sell as low as can be bought in New York. & BRO. Odd Fotinwe Hain axtreet. T RECEIVED. Ba Lys PATENT CORTAIN erxTu res, whi TmaAn waleand retail. Call at ma 1-2 Oda Poliows! Gall Th sirest. ; eee ching, Sor the mal? 2w and doe ris malo tw near the U ited Staten Hotel, nd well-made and fashionsble p prices to suit the ‘vest pucket.”™ tera Sah, THiS AFTERNOON & T0-MORKOW. = PEGE, Pao. Op GONDAY th Instant. sal cali im front Fr ‘i tn Square No tone? operty ix handson uated, I Reon 19th streots west, y OPposs porth K and Hapat the Weste; ‘ket house, and presents man: ducements to pereons wishing to re s rood "Torma: One-fuw:th dash? balance in ope and twa years, for notes bra ing interest from the da: of sale. "A deal given aud a deed of trust taken. fi indisputable. ma A. GREEN, Avet. By BARNARD & BUCKEY;; Georgetown. OA ERNESDAY, MORNI ket s'reet, 2 duure shove eh ies ts m- in- » Crockery Ware, With other goods and furniture, faraiture contained iu said house? 226 the entire Terms at sale. mali BARNARD & BUCKEy, Aucts, THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONE wl DAY MORN Fe SALE IS ioc ma i BARNARD & BUCKEY, 4 7 THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHE porfponed until MONDAY EVENING, Maris al o'clock, ___ BARNARD & BUCKEY. Aucts._ By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. YONSUCH AT AUCTION.—The subsertber would respectfally invite the atten f the public. and especially those wishing to ¢ handsome and Praltay sites for country o the extensive sale advertised W. Young, Eng. to take TUESDAY, th by George piace on the premises stant. at 12o'clock m that beautiful Farm—‘Nonauch,”—which is div ed into lots ranging from 40 to 129 acres, each Ih ing &n onjlet ton public road; alse. at the on trme, will be sold the Hous: hold and Kitehen variety of Farming Utensils w: large place; together with 8 supe: M organ Colts adapted to sade 4 voke of » head of nitu-s, an ally found nor work y new, ader $2) caxh : and 6 moothe, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest. Terms for real estate reasonable acd made known over $20 a credit of 2, 6. ‘@ mentioned property lies on the road n Washington to Marisborouzh, and is distent about 2 miles from the _ Eastern Branch B sage. A plat of the land as divided can be sean at the office of J. C. Brent, Eaq., Cits Hall. _ma 2-6 ‘A. GREEN, Auct, on fay ¢ The a | adine fr By WALL & BAR AMILY CARRIAGE NESS AT AUCTION.—On ING, 2ist instant, at ten front of our auction room: 1 good Family Carriage, I nearly new Buggy and Harness. Terns cash, ma lg (States) WALL & BARNARD, Avets. POSTPONED ESDAY MORN- UGGY, AND HAR- ATURDAY MORN- ‘clock, we will sell, in By WALL & BAR Au rs. M OSS-GRAY TWO -ARS-OLD COLT ar Avetiox.—On SATURDAY MOR v 2ist instant, at 10 0’clock, we will sell, in ft | yn FOOMS. a Vory gentle, stylish, fast trot- ss-gray Colt, WALI. & BARNARD, Aucts. SALE IS POSTPONED UESDAY MORN- & BARNARD. Aucts. By Cc. W. ELER, Auctioneer, @ALE OF EL NT ROSEWOOD FUR- + NITURE, LaRGEe KERING Piano Ports, &c., aT avert DAY MORN ING, May 2ith, com ing at 103, o'clock, | shall sell, atthe residence of the Hon. George Taylor. No. 27 Indiana avenue, (contre h ns Row.) between 3d and 4% sta., hi jouse- hald Furniture, consisting in partof— One elegant M. ion Parlor Suit of Solid Rose- wood, upholstery in Green and Gold Freneh Broeatelle, rising 2 large Sofas, 4 Recep- tion Cnr. ne SArm Chairs, made by Baudo- New York, rior Rosewood 7g octave Chickering ano Porte, muperis Gi Contre Table, Solid se in Bh One superb Oval Marble-to; osewood, richly car Two large French Piats Mantel Mirrors, Fine [tatian Oi) Paintings, One superior Rosewood Secretary and Bookeasa, Fine weg ss 2 Chandeliers. nig ad ae Superior Vel ‘apestry Brussels lor, "Chamber and Step Carpeting, Solid Rosewood Card Table, very fine finish, | od Gothic Parlor Chair, Damask, Lounge: Elegant Walnut Library Table, sii Two large substantial Walnut Bookcases, Solid Oak Chairs, covered with Greon Morocco, Very handsome So'id Oak Sideboard, with marble op. shelf. and carved back il Oak Exten: Dining Table, seroll legs, | Oilcloths, Ro: ood Hall Chair, ee Rosewood Hat Rack, with mirror back, of Marble-te 5 Cottage Chamber Purnitara, ery fine Carved and Plain Mahogany French Bed- steads, Mahogany and Walnut Dressing Cabinets, with arble topa, cauy Washstands, with marble tops, rm Chairs, Spring Beds aod Paliastera, aay Bookea-e, Walnut Rockers, sane seat Chairs, Inut Rout Tables, Zany Secretary and Boo a, Bedsteads. Kitchen Furniture, Refrigerntar sons in que miture is particular iy called to t clos are nearly new. in excell seldom occurs that furniture of equi &e, of xuperior fur salecas the arti + Rud ot quality can be Nt CARRIAGE AND Dovarx HaRwess. clock, in front of the house. f shail seli— One elegant Phaeton, hands nearly new, built by B Also, one Set of heavy sil ness, Terms: $50 and under cash; over that » credit of 60 and 90days, for approved endorsed bearing interest. ma 18-d&ds tes, Cc. W. BOTELER, Auet. | FUTURE Days. By A. GREEN. Auctioneer. BL IMPROVED AND UNIM- at Avcriox.—On MON- shall sell, in front of the the following-described Houses Lots, ‘0. 2, in Square No, 140, treet, and running back and ISth streets weet, RTY tant, 1 até o'clock p. » Wat two-stor: partef original Lot fronting 12 feet on north [ ton wide alley between Isth (Furst Ward.) : Also, the unimproved portion of Lot No. 2, in anare No. 14, which has a beautiful front of 21 on north L. street. and runs baek % feet to a 30- alle F + between isth and ot No.7, 17, fronting 51 feet ig back 91 feet llinches rth sts, 7, in Square 117, running back. 75 9th and 20th streets west. 8 Grected upon lot in Square No. 148 are furtable dweilings ; one contains 7 good aus, the other 5, and rents for $8 per month. ‘The location of this property us desira it being situ- ated in that section of the First W which is rap- iply imp: hancing in e. ash; the residue ing, 12, and Alro, Ub frontin yn the premises, Should tie parchaser or purchasors fail to o with the terms of sale, the property will be re: their cost and risk, by giving three F such sale in the Natioual Intelingen: ma 2t ¢ By BARNARD & BUCKEY; George’ BS ILDING LOT ON WATE RSTRE avction.—On WEDNESDAY AFTER next, 25th instant, at 6 o’clock, we will sei of the premises, part of Lot No. , on side of Wator street, between Jefferson a: ington streets, adjoining the west side lumber yard, fronting 23 fe feet. The title to the pr rims 2 mn north Vash of Libby's tand running back 12y i «ty is perlect. One-half cash; the residue in 6 mouths from day fanie. ma2vte “BARNARD & BUCKEY, Aucts,_ By THOMAS DOW! MPRUSTER'S SALE.—By antho: trust from Rachael Waugh and the 1th March. 1256, to the sut and interest of Rachael W. and wife, Aona Maria Waugh, r George 8. Godey and wife. and John S$. Waugh in the following property wiil be sold at auction on the tth June next, at4 o'clock im the afternoon, in front of the premises. viz: That parcel of ground in Goorgetown beginning on the south line of Bridge reet, at the west corner of the brick house — by John Mountz, and running thence wit ge street west !7 feet, thence south % feet to a fow Jefferson street, thence Property of said Mountz. and thenee north 99 feet to the beginning, with the dwel- iing-house thereon, Torms: #35) cash, and the residue at six and elve inonths, Notes bearing interest. and a daed of trust on the premises to sscrrethe same. Hf the terms are net complied with within Sdays, the prep- erty will be resold on seven days’ public notice, at the risk aud cost of the firat purchaser, Deed rel re Cost aioe SAM'L CROPLEY, Trustee, THOMAS DOWL Tho purchaser at the failed to comply with the terms, the pro resold on the day above named, and atthe time and piace, and on the terms above stated. at his cost aud SAM’L. CROPLEY, Trustee, 42awkds THOMAS Dé ING, Auct. By J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auction=ers ARGE AND VALUARL, Lor ar Tar 4 Conner oF Delaware ur ann Nort Stuxer Ou THURSDAY APTERNOON, Mt ith, at 5% o'clock. oat Promises, we shail sell, without bry yhe bi 10. 5, in Sq 0. 685. fronts hes on Delaware a fyeand in viow of tie aod in view of i > pa ‘ ron tothe ed nega extension of the Cap: ‘he | purchasers, le ty w : i i and arth oash ; the residue in 6, 12 rest, scoured by & deed tho proiutaes “nua i ___ 4. C, MeGUIRE & CO., Avots. _ BaSHanr Riccar a Sam THE LATEST NEws. By Telegraph to the’ Evening Star. "Fire at Culpeper Court Hease, Val [Special Despatch for the Star} Cutrrres C a Moy &d —The residence of . of the = Shac! mene one candidates ground about da work of leford’s loss is about ¢: er New Yorx, 4 23. more, from I.fverpool here at 8 o'clock this horsiag a a oat news: Ou Thursday cotton market closed Ferg and fally 4d. ber than Friday's quots- jons..with estimated of 6 (0 bales” At Lon- don. on Thursday noon. Consols stood 91 kage ‘The number of volunteer seamen daily at the Woolwich station was about 200 It was stated confidentially at the London clube that immediately on the meeting of Parliament Lord Palmerston will move, Lord Russell second the motion fora vote of censure on the ministers for having dissolved Parliament under the critical eireum of the times. The Moniteur Bel ves notice to all Belgian subjects who may al mpt Privateering or any otb- created er nary,wo the a es of neutrality, will be rates abroad, ee by the Belgian ieee. a rs. Sheridan Mi Cusiman, died at Li wpe Result of Starvation—Pike's Peak Emigra- tien. Py Lovie, May 23.—A private letter dated Pa- cific City. lowa, reports that a party » starvi Pike's Peak emigrants had Stacked ant one of the outward bound trains near © Pallon's Blof. During the melee, D. © Onks. the con- doctor, was killed. and Mr. Gritith, the newly appointed postmaster at Auraria, en route to take charge of the oitice, was bung by the desperadoes The Santa Fe Mail—indian Troubles. Inprrepencr, May 22.—The New Mexican mailof the 2d arrived bere to night. The over- land mails from Stockton of February and March arrived at Santa Fe on the ist. They were driven back at the crossing of the Colorado by the Mo- have Indians. A letter dated Fort Yuma, May 4, inforn.s the St. Louis Republican that Col Hon’ man bad concluded a treaty with the Mobaves. Affairs in California, Etec. St. Lovis, May 23.—The overland mail of the 29th has arrived. The Democrats of Oregon have nouinated Lansing Stout for Congress. and the Republicans David Logen. All the American residents in Hermasills, So- nora, have been ordered to leave the city, under the penalty of death for remaining. Alexandria Markets. ALEXANDRIA, May 23 —Flour; no sales Wheat—74s bushels offered; ‘market dull, and no sales. bushels offered; sales at $5 cents by Corn—1 547 weight. Oats and Rye, no sales. New York Markets. New Yorx. May23 —Plour hasadvanced 15a25e; pe $5.75a85.90; Ohio $7.5uas7 Southern 7.75088. Wheat has advanced 3a5e.; southern white at 22.10; western red $17: Corn closed higher; mixed at 92a9se.; yellow Pate, Pork closed buoyant; mess $17 50; prime $15.25 aSi5.37. Lard closed quiet at 11 xai%ec Whisky closed duil at 2c. Financial. New Yor«, May 2 —Stocks are dull and heavy; Chicago and'Rock Island 62%; Ilinois Central bonds 74; Michigan Southern teed bonds guarant 32, New York Central 71; Reading 444; Virginia 6's 955; Missour SK : Oa CH Ban &, AN EXTERMINATOR OF ROACHES, RATS, AND MICR. Prick 3 Cents Per Box. Prepared and sold by G. RIDGE vy, APOTHECARY, SEVEN BUILDINGS, Freer Warp, WASHINGTON CITY. ROACH BANE, _ma I7-2w* rs hy a . The Great Curer of Consumption. was for severn! years so ladly afflicted by Dyspepsia that for a pa:t of the time he was confined to his bed. He was eventually cured by a prescription furnished him by youns clairy it girl. Th by a mere U cured everybody D. L PS tailed It is equally ax sure Dy spe The ingredients may be found in any Fug store. J will seud this valuable presesiption t S pn the receipt of one stamp to pay post ss Dr. O. PHELPS BROWN, NS. 21 Jersey City. No J. mon 21-4 NOTICE HE Undersizned have opened. during the past Week several additional mverces of SPRUNG and SUM Notes the large CAS SIMERESand VESTING with @ good Supply of MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS; to wich they invite the attention of their friends and mers, aul the publie general Naval. and Citi OWEN & SON, zene’ Mer'nt Tailor, __ m (lot) 212 Pa.» » Washington, _ N AGNIFICENT RAFFLE! Over Rh Worrs or = PRENCH ‘DCA ) BE DISPOSED OF RIZES IN TWO HON ANCES. PRI ED AND TWa C, BInre wnt gone i . "y Music lock, n Lady's Wate! 3. A set of Calli sisting of rings, and Bracel % ee 4. Canton Crape Crimson Shawi, embroi ered allover. -...........-...02...-.. DO Shawlspendidiy em- --. 1 OO ticle... asennss %. Beasitet Corn colored pik pial en sane smnarnn wow 10. Handsome White Embroidered Hea’ Sik Shawl... ... HVE -- Bee H. Faacy Mu-ical Box. - 19 ow 12, One Caiifornia Specumen Ring | ww WSto2i. Nine rare Prench Pictures, $10 @ each @prize)............... ed Hanakerchief..__. br ider@t Sik Aprom..... Total value of prizes. The above named articles are of the most benu- tifal dexeription, and #0 rare that nothing of the kind has ever been seen in Washington. As soon as a sufficient number of chances aro taken, those interested will be informed when and where thetrattie Will take piace. The Is can be seen at HOOD'S JEWELRY sro! Penn. avenue, between 9th a V Se where those desiring to take chances will find the subscription list. ma 7-2awtJunel A VERY sees: ASSORTMENT NEW MANTILLAS, Receivad to-day, and will be open for exhibition i our NEW MANTILLA ROOMS, Po menue (Saturday) Morning. MAB MAXWELL & BRO, Kz CHARLES WER EEPS now and will during mer, OYSTERS in every style, at . 521) oppo: ‘ackrt. Every Monday he reoei from Piney Pount = fresh Oysters hy steamboat Are. WERNER says that her re quits. st Ns , 555 Bonn mage orter mince TUN Opposition e place wi tunoager resent; and I beg the public to yuise her Frell as the undersigned, because Se Knope amy liv 3 treasure there. inna 18-d3t& eoten CHAS. WERNER EXPRESS STEAM [INE FOR PHILADEL- The propellers C.C. Alger and S$ $ Seymour, of thie line, now ran arly once a ek between the District and Phil- we adelphia, leavi etown EVE, RY TAURSDAY at fs o'clock er And Philadel phin EVERY rab, ¥. ste o. m A DLEV & TAYLOR. Acents, DAVID COOPER eas 15 North Wiarven, Pilani . Alger Boy. _ Thureday, ieth tned which wril be taken at rates, app! BRADLEY & TAYLOR, 164 and 166 Wator st.. Georgetown. | N. B. The Express Steam {ine oannwets at 4 Sdeiphta Line, end tates’ prenerel ts cote fret girest between the Drstrect aud New York. No merece ah Puetetene a TAYLOR, Anon, mals TI Went atroot, Ne : UNDERSIGNED HAV eis ded neciaps gs late firm & wae s a ware Se al " q tp the misHOUsE PURNISGING LINE a aan jerbere “ue city, and perhaps 8 little iower, AiING, VARNISHING, and UPHOL- s' work dona on the »! notice. ighcst cash price paid forall kiedsct House. <2 ee RUDOLPH BUC BR. 164 an E malt-2w “NOTICE. Mas neitn Reet lative of W anata ae oe