Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1859, Page 3

ARREST For Cartix STEALING —This morn ing, Officer J.T. King arrested a man named Allan Fleetwood upon a charge of stealing three heifers, the property of W. H. Rowland, of Prince George county, Md. The case was taken before Justice Donn, and Mr. Giberson aj for the prosecution and Mr. Carri for the de- fence. It appeared from the evidence that the cattle were taken from the field near Mr. Row- land's — on last Thursday week. On the Friday fol owlng, @ young man formerly in the employ of Mr. Rowland for two years and eight months, and who knew the cattle, saw them in Mr. Geo. Miller's slanghter pen inthis city. He asked the agent where he bonght them, and he told him he got them from a man naietl’ Brooks, of Prince George, and gave $21 for hepposrn 4 Were worth about $50. He spoke to Mr. Rowla about them on Sunday. Mr. R and went to Mr. Miller and i cattle, and told him they were bis Miller told him they _ LOCAL NEWS. Tre Gaaxp Jury, as we stated yesterday, re- torned @ true bill against Angustus G. Seaman for fravd and malfeasance in office, a8 Superin- emlant of Public Printing sir Seaman cannot be found, we hear, in the I nited States. and it is stated that he has gone to Australia indictment is as follows: D.C. to wit:—In_ the Distrtet Court of the US. for the D.C. The jurors of the United States within and for che Distriet aforesaid apon their oath | eee that \u castes @ Seaman, late of the county of Wash- ten. in the District aforesaid, laborer, on the oe » day of October, in the year eighteen ret and fifty-seven, at the county Dis- resoid. being then and there Superintendent voblie Printing of the United States, duly sily appointed and qualified to discharge hes of that otfice, was then and there while 5 such Superintendent, amonyst other thin; romental with the duty of receiving all ma’ red by the Congress of the United States to be d. and of procuring such engravings as 1 be required to iliusirate any document or- i-rol to be printed by either House of Congress of we Unites States; and that the said Augustus © “roman. by virtue of being such Superinte: est did then and there. in the name of, and on nt of, the said United States, procure and ob- ton from Peter S. Duval and Frederick Bourgnin, 4g under the firm and style of Duval & Co . © number, to wit: ten thousand transfer im- plates. paintings. views, diag: -rengtavings requited to illustrate the report of the sevetal surveys for a railrond to the Pacific Oran, and which said report had been duly or- to be privted, and for which said transfer ssions, plates, paintings, views, diagrams, ther engravings, the said Peter 8. Duval and tlerick Bourgnin did then and there receive 1 the said United States a large sum of money, {- ten thouaod dollars, in pursuance of, and ordance with, a certain contract and agree- t made between the said Augustus G. Seaman petintendent aforesaid, and whilst he was » Superintendent, and the said Peter 3. Duval wl Frederick Bourguin. see the jurors aforesaid, on their oath aforesaid, do farther present that the said transfer impres- ys. plates, printings, views, diagrams. and other roarevings thea and there procured and obtained from the said Peter S. Duval and Frederick Bour- Lo a8 aforessid. appertained and belonged to the jusiness of the public ptinting of the United stotes, and that the same were then and there pro- rect and obtained for the purpose of being used connection with the public printing of the ted States and by the Public Printer. to wit: for the 7 Mr. property had been slanyhtered, and he asked for the hides, and he directed him to Cox's tannery. Georgetown. He went there, and asked for the hides obtained from Mr. Miller. They were shown him, and he instantly recog- nized the bides of his cattle by the ear and flesh marks. The young man who had seen them in the pen identified the same marks. ‘The ears were cropped. and there was a hole in the right ear and a slit in the left car of each heifer. The agent of Mr. Miller identified Fleetwood as the person from whom he purchased the cattle. The prisoner told a straight tale, and deceived him. He said he had come to the city for guano. and offered the heifers for $50. The agent told him he did not want to buy. Fleet said he would hardly take them back for them, and asked what the agent wonld give. He replied, he would give $21. Fleetwood (or Brooks, as he then called bimself,) went off a little way. and went back and ssid he would take it, rather than carry them back. He also said he had some sheep, which he would like to sell if he could geta fair price. The agent told him that be would give him the mar- ket price. Another butcher, to whom he promised fo sell seven wethers and a number of lambs,went to Uniontown on the day appointed, to wait for him, but he failed to come. The agent of Mr. Miller saw him in the market this morning, and asked him about the ss but Fleetwood pro- fessed not to know him. Witnesses were cer- tain this was the person. Mr. Kirby testified, for defence, that this man worked ou his mother’s farm, adjoining his own He made baskets at times, and had borne a fair reputation. He lives in Alexandria, but works in Maryland. Mr. Carrington argued that it had not been shown that a larceny was committed. The cattle being at large in an open field by the roadside were notin manual or constructive possession ef Mr. Rowland, and the charge of lar: eny was not sustained. He also argued that the offence, if one, W2s committed in Prince George connty, Md., beyond the jurisdiction of a justice of the peace of this county, and therefore claimed the dismissal of his client upon the ground that the justice had ho right to commit for trial here when the offence was ged pose beyond this jurisdiction. Mr. Giberson stood pon the duty of the juatice tocommit for trial where the evidence slowed probable cause for belief of the guilt of the party. As to the evidence, it was conclusive. ‘The heifers are identified as Rowland’s; they are found at Mr. Miller’s, traced to the possession of the prisonet who bronght them there, sold th there, and ceived the money for them. Even if the o: € Were not committed in this jurisdiction, it would he the duty of the justice to cominit the prisoner to jail to await a requisition. Justice Donn decided that the evidence was nt to require bail for court in the sum of S500, in default of which Fleetwood was com- mitted to jail. ‘The prisoner 1s an elderly man, of small stature, and appears to be a er. We hear that he has a large family in Alexandria. inting of the United ter. n the public he Pablie P rs aforesaid, on theit oath aforesaid, t that the said Augustus G. Sea- a year aforesai i, while he w catasaforesaid. by reason of a corruptam ent made between the said Aug whilst he such Superintende " ter S. Duval and Fred- do further pres: a certain propor- te wit: twenty per centam of the sum and sto he paid by the said United States for the d transfer impressions, plates, printings, diagrams. aud other eagrivings, corruptly, wfally, and fraudulently did become and was ‘terested in the business of the public printing of + United States, and Cid become and was cor- ptlv, owlawfully, and fraudulently interested in tnateriats aforesaid used as aforesaid by the bie Printer, and did become and was corrupt- unlawfully, and frandatently interested in the c sid. made by the said Peter 8. Duval i Frederick Bourzuin for faruishing the paper materials aforesaid to the said United States. so the jurors aforesaid, upon their oath aoresaid, do say, that the said Augustus G. Sea- vem. om the day and year aforesaid, at phar J vd District aforesaid, while he was Supcrintend- ro! as aforesuid. contriving and intending to in- re t defrand the United States, unlawfully, and fraudulently, did become and was ' <d iu the business of the public printing of the United States, and in the materials to be used + the Public Printer, and in a contract for for- paper to the Congress of the United States, + the form of the statute in such case made ' u r ee Musicat Civss —Upon a walk in the streets during any pleasant evening, the rambler may enjoy the performance of a great variety of music, vocal and instrumental, and of a character to indi- cate that the musical taste of the amateurs has improved considerably within a year or two. The popular music of °57 and °5= was limited to the range of Picayune Butler and Annie Laurie season has witnessed the formation of numer- nartette clubs, glee clubs, chorus parties, and largerorganizations, meeting every evening during the week. for the vratification of their friends, and performing music which a few years ayo was thought far beyond the capacity of Washington amateurs. A rau Sains ubler in Washington, acquainted i provided. and against the peace and govern- with the musi most noted masters: during io nt of the United States. = a single evening's walk ely, recognized the Rorext Ovrp, U.S. Attorney. compositions of Handel, Haydn, Rossini, Verdi, Witness: Frederick B in. Mercadante, Cha others. perfornie them in a manner that would do credit to profes- sional musicians. le. Webbe. Colcott, Spobr, and ene of THe NEw Potomac Baree.—This ae, purchesed iu Philadelphia by a number of «tiaens of Washington, arrived at the Georgetown wharf yesterday morning, and was launched in the afternoon amid the cheers of numerous specta- tors At 5 o'clock, the Falcon Club. of this city, came r handsome barge, for the purpose of as- nies and escorting the new weir boat-house. on the south side of the |, at the font of Tenth st. A few minutes after of the Falcon ranged themselves at, and these of the Potomac The word being given, she sincothly d off the ways inte the bright waters of the ". causing searcely a ripple. On her bow ig the water, the President of the Potomar, otk ng a bottle of fresh Potomac water on her nw. said: “+ By authority of the Potomac Club of . Lebristen thee in the name of the Water Spirit.) was thereupon manned by the crew of the Heicon, while those of the Potomac occupied the sort of that Club. The parties then proceeded to Falls, where a collation had been pre- bers of the Potomac. Afte 1 a A NuMBER of rowdies are in the habit of sta- tioning: themselves at the various entrances to the Smithsonian grounds, where they take occa. sion to insult ladies and little giris who may chance to pass unattended, with gross and out- scaups are yeneral- nd they have hitherto rimpunity. ‘The police have been informed of their doings, but the seeins, are powerless to catch these young villains, beeause of their conspicuous niferm, which al- Ways warus the offenders in time to make good their eseape. A few detectives in citizens’ dress, to act in conjunction with the uniformed police, would not be amiss. Tue Printers’ Excurstoy To-morrow —The Printers’ Arlington Association give a zrand day- light and moonlight excursion to-morrow to Ar- lington. As we have said before, the rinters do not often get a chance to enjoy themselves in way, and when they do, they generally im e - 1 | the opportunity to the best advanta Withers's nae ny the nibtoms tacrabore ot | brass aud string band has been enjzazed for the st d rtice returned, | Occasion, an er fellows two Clubs oe eee Parties ret will be in atten shake a stick We took orrasion yesterday, in describing this boat, to commend the organization ef such asso- and at the sane time expressed the hope sid not be long before the waters of the shenid be dotted over with such craft, adelphia, and other nt in to-day’s A Concert in the Assembly's Church, under the leadership of Mr. Glenroy, are now Preparing for a grand con- cert on the evening of the 2th instant, for the purpose of raising funds to aid in paying for 2 w buildin tory. The Asse ily folks deserve, and we are sure will meet liberal encouragement in their laudable effort. Potoneae @s was the Schuylkill of rivers. \ceppent at THE Navy Yarp.—While Rdward apprentice in the machinist depart- mentef the Navy Yard, was putti belt on a Polley. yesterday, he was caught between the belt d the poitey and drawn around with the shaft- «2 The belt broke aud entangled him the shafting. with which be was carried Sty oF seventy t Tne vepped In eudeavoring to extricate h taght heid of some iren ra! h was drawn in with Sweeny, a Aw IstERestixc Cexemony.—This aftern @:, at ove o'clock, a larg fusiionable gather Was assembled at the First Presbyterian Chareh to see a happy couple united inthe holy bonds cf inatrimony. The fortunate pair were Me. Myron > Rigysand Miss Rebecca ir Thaw. J Devis and Molly Brewner acted as th maids, and Mr. Loring and Mr. FE sroomsmen. self, he hia reach, wrapped ssing him by He was finally released, with- * broken. bat it is feared that dl internally. ny bones. bei he 18 seriousty i aries eetaaiar ce In Atexanpria, the whole number of persons charged with crime and committed to Jail during the month of May, was five only, one for each of the following offences: Burglary, arson, assault, drunkenness. and breach of peace. There are now fifteen persous confined in the Jail, of whom nine are white men and two white women; the remain- ing prisoners are negro men fue Nationat Geary are spending this de- whtfel day at Arlington Springs, whither they marched at 5 o'clock this morning, numbering ne forty rank and file in full uniform, and mking that sort of military show which invari bly exuses the outsider to wish himself a1 ef their company They were mupanied by Withers's brass and string band. and by haif a desenot Wihaley's uses. filled to overflow- { the prettiest cirls on the Island «l also with an e: ® quarter pans a delight Centre Magxet.—Th morning, the market opened with a fair attendance of dealers. The sapply in the vegetable department was very fine in all respects. “The hay market had an average supply, and the cattle corner exhibited a few fine beasts for sale. The prices were about as on Sat. urday, though the demaud was not very brisk. Ax Intexpep Pic-Nic —It ‘is said that the Sons of Malta will shortly have a pie-nie. Ifso, itcan- not fail to be a very grand affair. We take it fi granted that Messrs. Hamunack and Dayton, bret ren of the Order famous for comprehending pre- cisely how such things should be :nanaged, will be the caterers for the occasion. Warten Rervaxs.—There was but a single lodger at the central guardhouse last night, and the trial docket unsoiled with an entry. This may be an indication of a peaceful disposition on the part of the usual patrons of this estab! hment, or it may be that the weather did not favor their customary demonstrations. ‘ety Fame, under the care of Mr King, lum gardener, presents a highly attractive and promises to afford a considerable ome thisseasen. Portions of the ground hith- trto deemed unavailable. especially for vex-table have been devoted snecessfully to the srowth of lowers, such as are readily saleable. In one particularly igible spot we n d, for in- stance, im a late visit, over cighty varieties of ‘ © roses, which have recently been set ont i uumber of inmates of the Asylum at present vat 0, of whom over 70 belong to the work- oe departanent crops. i R<arny —The twenty- ny of the Washington City Ki ole Sectety was held bast eveniog in the E street Bapr hureb: bet in cousey) © of the speakers address them not arrivine, Rev. De of the F street Presbyterian Church, de- tu impressive discourse on the creat influ. We have before us al report read last nivht ~ of special interest be. beew pablished. Biere third Saxroro’s Liver Ixvicoraton.—If all oar read- s ho are troubled with iiver complaint should ceta bottle, we s: many sickly, half dead, despairing pecple 7 ur gaze at almost every corner, for there ody of whieh so much 1s said, and 8 10 nearly what its proprietors gay it came to us so highly recommended that not fail to uy it, and a trial has convineed us, without a doubt, that it is the bei family mm inuse, We take it fur Headache, Sour St Bilrousners. and any of the little bedily ills that amen, mod it sane F duee a pleasant state of the sick, and what ix better, atter usiag it » these little lis grow less and less, and there ts a prospect of being entirely free fro hem by_a continuance inthe use of the favigorator. vat the attendance at the Oratoric ¥ evening bids fair to almost equal that 'Jad's concerts. The steamer ‘Thomas Latham’s line of omnibmses have been d to convey a lary tinder of ticket- * from Alexandria and back. Persons de- feeling a fw tim attend will do well to secure seats at | Sold by ail Druggists, je ld 2w,r onee. 28 much confusion Will be : fully carrying out the arrangements Recame. Magavitta! eS Maravitta! Fux Focuru ov Jety—We sce by the papers | 72° most Wopserful proparatic adr tt { extensive preparations are being made in a cbboring cities fur the celebration of the soming Fourth ef July, and the question waturally Curing Baldaess ; Reliewing Sick Headache ; Preventing the Hair from Falling Out ; is the Nae Neate, A8Y public cele | Sold by all respectable Denerine cl Faney Good re if, 3 ic cele- | Suid by ctable Druggists ant Fa: H Sri 'on iu the National Metropolis*’ If so, when | Dealers, and ty the Propritenge Pack ane, Goods cod by whom the ball t be set in motion ? Cutarces Banest & o., 96 Maid i that is claimed for at, and noure the joss of hair if ‘they u en Lane, N.Y. A Fixe “It will accom: New Livery Stascr has just been es. | f by Mr. James Robinson, agent, on First your Maray aire et nthe building lately used as a stable by J. M. Bravsraeer, 27 Broadway, N.Y. " od 3 anything in that ipo? ¢ “ial when you want | tue poop 3s well as the rich can have sure cure % =" for Gpughs, Colds and Cor mar, ee aa eead stacks, owing to the MN. Gard #® Moxrcomery ARDs propose to give their | ner’s Indian sam of Heoarhound, etzhth aa wal excursi ® medicine that has pi v:lieow on Monday, the tts sold by all Dra: Potter, Bou ‘th oved & blessing to our race. tay a > Boston, are the prt ‘2uth inet Messrs. Weeks & agents, je 9-lw i "y different parties, and some of Men’s Darss Sv: hy Men’s Business Suits, Yoorus’ Dares Suits, , Swi CuitpRen’s Daxss Sons. = c Chrldren’s School Suits. larble. Hall Clothy would eottullt naounce i lay of Spri and Summer Ci. is now ready inspection. J is comprised of an rtment Gentt Ps Youths’ Clothing of the newest richest ns in al, trimming, and workmanship. w ly excellence with economy, ho stud. in rere for gic Homi eel tented for se! of R y_Made Clo ing im this city, at very re- 4 1088. _ 7 ap -ly Weopinc Cakes, very pret*y and ver cheap. Iee Cream and Water ices at $1.50 per ralion, at the Piuiadeiphia Confectionery, corner 12th and F sts, Je U-Im* Kyon's Powder and Al 1 the insect tribe ki - be Juner » President of the American Insti- tnte, says: “The discovery of this powder, by ‘of, Pr Lyon, is of national importance. The Farmers’ Clad ‘have tested it thoroughine’ Laces eee he » ants, bugs and al! vermincan be destroyed, gardens preserved, and houses made pure. [ft is free from poisen to mankind, as we sate Mr. Lyon ental.” Ti i8 no quest as to tho great efficacy of this article. A ew applications destroys every- thin lke sarten worm: bugs. jeas, teks, teaches, &o. Itisan Asiatic plant discovered by Me. E. Lyon; Many tattatone mite nivele Be B. imi ure it bears his address. Remember— Tis Lyon’s Powder kills all i- sects ina Trice, While Lyon’s Pi Is are mixed for rats and mic’ Sample flasks 25cts.; regular sizes 50 cts. and 31. : Barnes & Park, New York, Also the Mevican Mustang Liniment. ap 23-imeow LOUISA, wifo of Thomas Stewart, and daughter of the late Charles Williams, (colored,) aged 25 cars. ' e pace To-morrow. 15th mt! Her faneral will %, instant, at 4 o'clock, fro: 8 residence of Charles Stewart, Nc. 345 15th street, between L. and M Rtroste: Ths finade ny the teint wee Tespectfully invited ttend. ing On the evening of the Isth instant. MARGARET. ABETH, infant daughter of Suran Amelia aml Henry Yeatman, aged 8 months and 14 days. The fiends of the family are invited to attend the tuneral irom the residence of her Parents corner of rab and G streets, on Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. on Tuesday, the Mth 1 In_ Georgetown, ANDREW WILSON, the youngest child exender and Anna M. Smith. 4 The friends and relatives of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral ‘To-morrow Afternoon, of his srand-father, tant, Al- ER’S CELEBRATED FAMILY = SEWING MACHINES. 4 It is no longer questioned that these Machines are the best in the market for family sewing. Spools as purchased from the stores are uw: upon them without rewinding, making a seam of unequalled strength and beauty. Thay are simple in construc tion, easily wwesaced, net liable to get out of order, and noiseless in their operation. full assortinent seams “Gr, hand, and for sale at factory prices by . C. STEVENS, Also, a full auppiy of NELDE RS er 80, & full su of NEE BS, Ci ohh, Ale eft Fpertaining to thoes "Seeing Machines, wih, A good Operator in attendance to show the Machines and give ful! instructions in their use, BP HERE DID YOU GET FINE CRUSHED SUGAR at2 cents por ponnt - O'BRIF Wii FE Ss, Land 9th streets. pieicaiawshectet apices artes E DO YOU GET BEST 'TEAS, COF WINES, &c.. at cheapest ae? t OBRI L and 8th st Southwest corner c Southwest corner ots, eerie HERE DO YOU BUY FIRST-RATE FAM- ILY Leeds aan and BACON "BRIEN’S, Je ll-ee3t Southwest « and 9th streets, ‘PRE LIBRETTO A? ORE OF THE Creation, ponpicts, 75 cents—for sale at the Music Store els W. 6. METZEROTT. Je 13 UW, R FURR WORKS CRACKERS.TORPEDOES, ROCKETS, ROMAN CANDLES, WHEELS &c., wholesale and retatl, at “Je 13-3t LAMMOND?S, 7th street, NOTICE, To SHOE DEALERS AND SHOE MAKERS. A larze and beautiful assc ent of SILVER- PLATED SHOE BUCKLE forsale at cost prices at - LABARRE'S. je 13 2w corner of 10th and C streets, T MARKED DOWN. HIS DAY, our entire laree stock of Black Silk and Lace Mantilias, Black Lace Shawls, i . And all Summer Wrappings, atahont half price for cash, to close out Prior to making the unprov xin our store room ., WV. COLLEY & CO., je 10 st 3 7th street. ahove Pa. ay. SALT’S CITY STEAM G FIRE WOOD MILLS, Foot of 17th st.. below War D rhonent, gt moe Nurthiwest corner feth ant © OD delivered,Sawed and Split any length and size: also, Cord length. COAL of all kinds, 2308 — V STYLE N MATTINGS FOR FLOORS, Just received and on sale, 10 bale SINGAPORE MATTING. a new article in this market; a novelty in its way, and very beautiful. Also, 2) bales REAL GONQUA, in red check, chena and white, Also, 5) bales 4-4, 5-4. and 6 4 red check and white in Contract No. 1 MANHING; very thick, fine, very |: if mo. Bi halen 4a, and 6 COW CHOW, atzs Also, 2) bales 4-4, 5-4, ano 3! cents equar le ‘Also, 3-4, 4-4, 9 4,and 6-4 COCOA MATTINGS, anarticle which 1 iudestructatle by dunprove & superior atticle for basements, halls: churehos of crs, &c. . F, an additional supply 12-4 and 16-4 heavy LINEN DRUGGETS, in beantiful figures and colors, a very desirable and xerviceable article for the fl saving great trouble ¥’ carpets, as cheap and furmshing such roome ful snpply of MATERIALS FOR VERINGS FOR FURNITURE, the very lowest rates, and sent CLAGETT & DODSON, — P an’s BI 7Y and HAR ‘Sin ged condition. Inquireat KAR LE’S H street, between 2th and 21st streets. streets, T. J.& W.M. GALT. mM preferable to 8, and more elegant! Also, a he: All selling home free of charge. je Loft ARING ‘TO ENLARGE. OUR STORE ROOMS. With a view of improving our present Store Romes. wave determined tc er our entire large and well assorted stor! | departments of ka RICH FANCY AND By Pik DRY GOODs, for cash, We would here remind our friendsand Purchasers generally that this is the moat favorable oppe tunity thes may have tv secure their supp! an all first quality . 2 DRY GOODS atthe very lowest prices as we shall se'l off eur entire stock prefering turning our goods into money than to pack Liem away wiitle making the improve- mente in our store room i> No goods will be eo! the cash must be paid— th: t for selling off at cost prices. J. W. COLLEY & ey je7 523 7th st above Pa. av. M LULLEY’S CLOTHING STORE, . _ (CALLED THE ft FARIAN HALL) No. 359 7th strect, betwen Hand 1. vag ag aa J having taken the store intely cen ved by Mr. 1. Gassenheimer. is prepared to supply ai S oustomers with CLOTH Ne and overs ar icle of GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, at the cheapest %, ged at cost—of course 19 many friends who so libera'ly patronized Captain ft vy at his old business on tha Avenue, Are since) urged te benefit themselves by sup- porting his new establishinent, jel st" RUBBER HOS+—RUBBER HOSE! HAVE Just received a lot of RUBBER HOSRF, which I will sell(in quautities to anit) cheap for cash. . SNYDER, Plumber and Gas fitter, ie7-1w next door to the ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. ‘The Copartnership heretofore exirting between J. H. Reed and W.-K. Polksaud Knows asd vues H. Rep & Co., has this day been dissolved by mu tual consent. and ail the accounts. &¢ .are assigned to J. H. Reed, and said J. H. Reed will pay all bills Against sad firm. WAM. R. POLK. June ad, 1859, JAMES H. REED, HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BOUG out the entire interest of James H. Reed & C in the Wood and Coa! business, has removed to the corner of 4th and Band Canal streets, near lath street Bridge, where he wi!l servea!l persons with ether WOOD, (cut and xplit, or not.) COAL, LIME, PLASTER. CEMENT, and SAND, in anv wantity, of any quality and ‘size, CHEAP FoR nost respectfully returns his thanks to the sof the tal for th a icits a continual | All those who ai t | please be prepared, ax their accounts will be pre- sented for settlement before the Ist July next. He will also settle all bills against the late firm by said Ley JAMES H. REED. ye 1-3t EW ARRANGEMENT. iNew 4 iain AND’S LINE, BY STEAM TO PHILADELPHIA (Via Canal.) roUKh in hours, direct. The fine steamer JAMES JEROME will mak | ular weekly trips bet: Phi defphia and the rict. Leaves Philadelphia every Satur. day at 12 o'clock m. es Georgetown every Tuesday at 12 o'clock "Goode received every day at both ends of the ki Lp hall is guaranteed to insure at the | lowest rates. i to HYDE & DAVIDSO: areata ig nas HOS WEEE G, i 3 nowt? ' orth Wharves. ma 13-tf” LL SORTS OF AN IEL| di to AN- pipbier tie et -te des sis BA Axes, Sledges, Hi . yee Fiatchets, Chiscle, |, Awis, » &o.. ee ry A * ld at less cu od at No, 339 Pa. avenue, opposite Brown’ DLES. _ By J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. LAgSs= INVOICE OF 8st 4 VER. WARE aT Avetion.—On TH spay A¥- ERNOON, June ith, at 40’ On the second fthe y 5 fe a Stat Ss pla Wa com! ¥- Chasd and Plain Tea Sets, Coffee Urns, W: . beta asses ns ‘orks, Cl te y Peach Bowls, Br aa hee tand Must ands, &e., &e. Terms: under. cash; 0 that credit of 0 and 90 days, satisfactorily ondorsed no bearing interest. 3. MeGUIRE & CO., Ancts,_ By a SEN, Auctioneer. GOOD HORSE AND BUGGY AT AUC- A Soxron TH Ray BES rth Neer i ‘| sell; in front sftana Bc ar auntie Horse ant Bugg: room, on the corner at Mo'clock a.m., a first-rate horse ts act perfectly gentle, 7, ive, sonad, and The bugey n completo order, nearly new. “Rhe sale will be positive, as the owner is about leaving for Europe, wield OP" AL GREEN, Anet._ ae J. “Feerpeewe 3 & CO., Auctioneers, ERY -UABLE BUILDING LOT AT Pustic Aue —On TURSDAY ere NOON. June 2ist, at 6 o'clock on the premises, we shall sell Lot C, in Cushing's subdivision of Square No. Sl, fronting 25 feet on north L street, between” ot and ith streets west, running hack 120 feet tua wi This beautiful site for a private residence, having high and commanding Proxpect, with a poesens reservation in front. ‘Title indisputa- ple, Terms: One-fourth cash ; the residue in 6,12 and 18 months, With interest, je 14d J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts. M; RSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ offiert # facias tssuod from the Clerk’s office of the Cir- enit Court of the District of Columbia for theconnts of Washington and to me directed, | will ex to Public sale, for eash, in front of the auction room of Fdward S. Wright, on Bridge street, George ATURDAY, the 25th da: of June, inst., cg ALY o'clock a. m., the following goods and chattels, to wit, viz: 9 Carts and 1 top Buggy, seized and levied upon as the goods and chattels el Wm. i garnishee of I. 6. Myers, Lewis Jones, and T. \ Pratt, and will be sold to sat- isfy Judiciais No. 9, to October term, 18%, in favor W. SELDEN, Marshal for the Distr: mbia, y of A: F. Offutt & Co! je 14-ts FOR RENT AND SALE. RENT—A laree FRAME HOUSE, corner {9th and M streets—a heal pleasant, and able locality. Apply toC. G.PAGH, 474 Sth te nth.) je 14 3t* TS LET—The BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE. formerly the residence of Mrs. Ould and now oecupied by Mrs. Wheeler, on the northeast corner of Dumbarton and Montgomery streets, Geor - It ‘eons, with back-building, raamented with shrubbery. be riven on the Ist of July next. ADLER, Agent. ie low Fo RENT—Two new three story BRICK HOUSES. containing 6 rooms each, and geod Es cellar, situated on N street north. hetween 6th and and 7th streets west. ‘To good t-nants terms mode- rate, Ape'y to JOHN MATTHEWS, next door. jo 135 OR RENT—A three-story and basement Brick DWELLID with eight rooms and summer kitchen—| 366 lth street, between I M. Rep Ty per month. For further information apply at 502 | street. between 6th and 7th je 13 St* WOR SAILK—Tho Good Wil! and Fixtures of a small VARIE'PY STORE for sale low for cash on account of the person wanting to leave the city. For further tnforiuation apply at 23% F street, be- tween h sts, __ je 13-3t* Fo » A neat and convenient two-story Y COTTAG containing 5 re th a back kitchen, and hed in rear— 95 Sd rtreet. Inquire of WM. S. JONES, 6 ocery Store, corner S41 and H sts. __ Je t-st* OR RENT—A very desirable BRICK DWEL it LING-HOUSE, on the leland, corner of Vic ina&avenue and 7th street, containing 14 rooms, ‘o # punctual tenant the rent will be made low For particulars apply nextdoor to Mrs. Bae CAS- SELL, or tod. TC CASSELL» corner of ith: atrest and Maryland avenues io lett OR RENT—HOUSE No, 490, north side of Massachusetts avenue, near 5th street, contain- ing 8 rooms, besides bathroom; marble mantels and gas chandelier tn the parlor: marble eid stationary washstands tn chambers; cistern in the yard, and force pump in the kitchen, Key next door east, at LBY PARKER'S. je 10 OR SALE—A two-story FRAME DWEL.- NG, situated on ath street, between E and F, Island. Price $50, Also, wanted to purchase for cash, a two-story Fiame Dwelling, containing six rooms DAVID MYERLE, No. 2 Todd’s Building, Paavo, T—The large corner ROOM on the 2d ‘olumbia Place, corner Louisia and 7th street. Apply to 3. STINE atand Cap Store, 342 7th st. ye A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR RENT A BRICK HOUSE, pleasantly located on K Street, between 18th and lath sts., opposite Franklin tha pomo | water inthe yard, wore eligi lelicht summer residence 1s not to be had. y. ‘Toa good tenant the rent wil! be mada low. Appiy at No, 442 F street north, between stir and 6th sts, Je otf ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR RE WASHINGTON CITY FOR A PERM OF y The undersigned will leas want for five yenrs from the 13th the PREM{S nthe south- ner of Penn, avenue and Ith street, which for nearly five years past has been well known as the largest and most successful boarding-house in the Federal Metropolis. Its position on Penn. ave nue, about midway between the Capito! and Presi dent's house, and its immediate Proximity to the Washington Theatre and Philharmonic Hall. one or both of which is oper noarl every nightin the year, renders this property by long odds the most ehizible in Washington city for a hotel kepton the European plan. Its sleeping apartments can easily be arranged to accommodate one hundred persons while ite onoking, comfortably with lodging, i restaurant apartments can ccommodate even afar greater number on the Eure lan. The entrances, public and Private,will feos fiw stroet, within 9 feet of Ponn, avenue, aud nearer Lo the Theatre and Philharmonia Hall than others that can he established. For in ormation concerning terms, &e., apply to W. D, WALLACH, Star Office, Washingtor city, male tf peor SALt.—I ter fr roved city pr: Thus property is situ- ated one ofth ystiumproved and bighly cult: vatod parts of the county, Convenient to tue and raliroad. BENE Ssrti City Hall. wee — GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'’TS. V YORK packet xe ptain Que ow loadin 5 « Ir Ham 1, 18 will sat! a apply to ae Tet eee aS cit ALK No. t New St Johus ALE WIV 1 New HERRING, dry, salted, and ed, D expected per schooner J PL Werth paler HARTLEY & BRO’ Jol lw 99 and 101 Water st., Ge LEWIS PAYNE, HOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE DEALER, ‘Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. The attention of the trade is respectfully called to i ’, Men's, and Boy r summer wear ole INT LEATHER WORK isalso assorted and well, worthy of atten: tien, large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS (atutnbiSor scrvants) aise on hand aud coustantly i hants and others in want are invited Fes flr ey meat No, 77 Bangs sty Georgetown, D.C. nN uf” BUSHELS PRIME WHITE =RCER 500 faleby PBRADURY «RAV COR aie 164 and 166 Water street. 'S FERRY fast and com- er ANTEL Capt. B. F. Wet town every TL DAY, and SAT a. Re turning, leaves Harper's Kerry every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, até o'clock a, mi. Fare 31.5%, N.H.—The Antelope makes an extra trip to Shep- hordstown and Williamsport on Saturday nights d Sunday mornings. ma 31-Im* QAFETY LINE TO HARPER'S FERRY. . Throuxh in 12 hours or le ew, swift, and commodious steamer S, J, BRE 2, Capt. W. H. Ritter, leaves Georgetown for Harper's For fy and intermediate points, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 7 ovclock a. mm. Returning, leaves Harper's Perry every TUESDAY, TH REDAY, and SATUR- DAY, até o'clock a. m. Four light freight or Panence angiito 4 W.H.& H.G. RITTER, N. B.—All freights must be pre paid. ma23-Im NEW ARRANGEMENTS AT THE UNION BOTTLING DEPOT, (0. ST Greem street, Georeetown, D.C. The undersigned respectiully announce to their friends and the public in general that they have large expense remodied their establishment, ha ing spared no pains in making every necessary a rangement for conducting their business systemat wy, .We have introduced the = rom the ‘ashington Aqueduct, and also added thereto a large filterer, through which the water Passes, 50 that it men perfectly clear. PORTER and ALE al Le ‘ies in the United Also, 10,900 gallons of prime EAS’ yhuch ‘will be'soid by tl es. t LE CIDER, XXX _PALE, eo et AED SLPS ALES pees jn pint bottles expressly for invalids, always on ‘All orders by i or given to our drivers, will be 1 delivered free of fair (eaten) AANYS SHINN, Fo SALE—A good EEPOND BARD CAR- i h will ba dis} ote he ea re ee RN CIDER, barrel, gallon, or in bot- AUCTION SALES. B: GR A fe Varuarles COTS ON TH lester Toile TI JESDAY. Ae instant, 1 shall se, ne. oclock p. m., the follow? ante B dn handsomely situated on the Telamt, ron Bel” Aware avenue, 2d street wert, south H , all having fronts of from 1 to:25 feet, al running back to alleys; it being sulxtivi Gare No. Rt Ber 80, a Ferrin Oe bh cank balanoe fn 6.12 1, and 2 months, for notes bea ing intorest rom day of sale, trast taker. be aie es GREEN, Auet. ______ FUTURE Days. By J. c. McGUIRE & €O., Auctioneers, ‘OVERNMENT SALE UF : GERD RY AETERNOON sted enon rclock, on the grounds south ol ihe President's Al House, we shall sel D large stacks exvelient Hay, to bo removed within 3 dave after the sale. ‘Terms cash in epecie. By order of the Comm: isd M El - A ord given aud a deed f Public Buildings, IRE & CO., Aucts. Auctioneer. VED AND UNIM VED Proprriy pape Navy Yarn ara TIoN—On THURSDAY, the I6th instant, | sell, in front of the premises. at 6 o'clock Pp. m.. the in Square No. 99), fronting 20 feet on &th street east. and 75 feet on L, street south, with the improve ments thereun, conaisting of a substantial two-story and attie Brick Dwelling and Store, with dry cellar Under all. now cecupird by J. C. Cross an a sl Store and under rent for $2 per anvum; with a 2 story Brick Warehouse with celiar; a brick wall connecting the two buildings. _ Also, an unimproved Lot, adjoining, fronting 15 feet 7 inches on 1, street sovth, inthe same Seusre, runnine back 8 feet. ‘This lot has brick walls on two sides, and a building may be erected ata small ex ‘er month: 2 ae One-third cash ; baianee in 6, 12, and 18 » for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deed fives and adeed of trust taken. Title in- disputable, je 10-ts __A. GREEN, Auct._ By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer: FURS TURE AND EFFECTS OF THE Mexic. Minister —On THURSDAY NI une 16th, at 10 0% at the resi- Mexii Minister,) on I t avenue and i6th strect, mmiture and Eflects, com. prisirg— A superb Be m_ make rosewood case, Piano Forte; fine cloth cover and rosewood stool Suit of handsome ved Walnut Parlor Furnitare, misting oftwo Sofas, two Arm Chairs and : c s. Rosewood Marble top Centre Table, Card Re- ceiver, 2Zhandsome Walnut Bookcases, Whatnot, Pair of French Piate Mantel Mirrors, 1 Moroceo-covered Turkish Lounges, and 2 Moroc- co covered Easy Chairs, Handsome Rep Curtains, Cornice, & Frerch China Vases and Mantel! Ornat Walnut Fancy Tables and Fancy Char W2 nut Soias, Bamboo Chairs, Writing Tables, Desks, Fire Sets, Brussels Parlor, Chamber, and Stair Carpets, Oilcloth, Rugs, Stair Rods and Eyes, Hat Tree, guny Bedsteads, Wardrobes. Washstands, Totiet Tables, Cane-seat Chairs. Rockers, Iron Bedsteadts, Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, Blankets and Spreads, Walnut Exter Dining Tailes, Walnut Dining Chairs, Carving Tables, Handsome French China Dinner, Dessert, Tea and Coffee Service, , Glasswar>, Table Cutlery, Jee Pitcher, Stlver-plated Cake Baskets, Waiters, &c., Refrigerators, Kitchen Furniture, Stoves. Also, at 12 o'clock, in front of the premises— A handsome and nearly new French Coupee and _ Donble Harness Fine Grey Horse, wi iron frame, rks in piagte harness, and per ler,cash; over that sum, a , for satisfactorily endorsed J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts,_ SALE.—In virtue of two writs of ari facias issued from the Clerk’s office of the Cireait Courtofthe District of Columbia for the county of Washington and to me directed, f will expose to public sale, for cash, in front of the Court House door of said county, on THURSDAY, the Sid day of June next, 18%., ‘at 12 lowing described property, to ant’ o'clock my the fol wit, viz: All’ defend- right, title, claim and interest in and to Lot Square No. 337, in the city of Washington, ether with all and Singular the improve- thereon, seized and levi upon as the prop- W Wilson. ard will be sold to satisty Vos, 105 and 197, to January term, 1839, in an T.Gwyn & iT. B.R for RM AND COUNTRY SEAT 1 gieearee of the last wil) and Dr. son Pern, late of Prince ty. deceased, I will expose to public THURSDAY, the 3th day of June. inst., tock, a.m.. if fair, if thereafter, at his late residen: Maryland, that highly desira’ tract er parcel of land of which he died seized and possessed, called “Yarrow,” containing from oue hundred to one hundred and sixty acres. This property is beautifully and most eligibly sit ts ma 3-ta VALcaBL FOR Sa hated ending ne: to he where of B — ben eee 5 ne Peon aM porderrni poy the Baltimore and Washinston Railroad and the an alt distant about 4 and adjeins the a high state of £ an! most profitably r whieh itis well caleu- as an extensive apple and peach orchard of vest fruit, a large barn, and every necessa iding, either for farming or gardening pur- it ® imore and Washiueton Turopik or 5 miles from, Washinet n city lands of John C. Rives. Exq. It on'tivation, having been le used ax a market garden, later main dwelling stands aponan eminence, com- nga fine view of the vil ailr am nding Country, is twe ste jigh, in exerl lent order, has been erected buta few years. recently paiuted in the most fashionable style and by an ex- perienced mechanic, within a hundred varde of the depot of the Baltimore and Washincion Railroad, known as Penn's Station, situated in a beautiful ‘ove Of trees of the rarest kind, selected with the Kreatest care and planted with mach tast’, and ix amented with a large collection of shrubbery of nies. Cousidering its proximity to X; by railroad ard turnpike, beauty fi uring fertilizers, advan , society. soil, &e, it 1s pre-eminent Presents many induce ments for a hands and valuable The land ix annually increasing those having capita! could not make a. saf jndictons profitable inves 2 ni rarely ix so favorable an epportunt and sure speculation. hird cash; balanee in 1, 2, falments, with interest from. nired by the notes of the pur be approved by the under signed, Title RSA OF VAi IN PRINTING OFF ck TERNOON, July teteatow 2 ty, artes of a deed the land records for District of Columbia. 1 Sin subdivigion of 248 orth HE stre Capite! street nf Washi shal! sel] F quare Ne €24, fronte + b tween ist street west ni rouning hack 175 feet3 z cach 1,275 1 HINTING O} QUA FRIDAY A 2RNOON, July Ist, at 6 0 on the premises, by virtue of leed of trust kubseriber, « a 1 in Liber J. A the land’ District of t 42. in sub division of Square No. fronting 25 feet at the vorner of Ist stroat westand nerth H street. running k 13 foet 4 inches to a twenty -foot alley, aud Sot; equare fert. A -in the subdivision of the same Square, fronting 21 feeton north H streets, betwoen Ist street west and north Capitol street, ranning hack 175 feet 3inches to 2.30-foot alley, aud contain ing 4.206 square feet. ‘Title perfect. ‘Terns: One-fonrth cash ; the residue in 6, 12. 12 24, 90 and 35 months, with interest, secured by a deed in trast on the premises. THOS. J. FISHER. Trustee. J.C. MeGUIRE & BE & CO.. Aucts._ By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. [MeRov FARM ON THE B ® PAD AT PUBLIC AUCTION —On V Y¥ AFTERNOON, 15th instant. at 4 o’elock, I w Il eel, on the premises, animproved Fam of 325 acres, pleasantly situated on the eld read to Bla- densburg, and only 4 mles from W ashington, If desired, it will be divided into lots to suit pur- chasers, Termsiiberal and made known at sale. c INO, F. CLARK. jes __WALL & BARNARD. Aucts ARSHAL’S SAL -—In virtue of a writ of fieri faci the Clerk's office ot the Cir- 0 District of Columbia for the coun- Ashiugton and to me directed, | will expose ublie sale for cash, in front of the Court House said countyson WEDNESDAY. Inst., 1858, at 12 o’cloek seribed property, to wit: All det claim and interest in and to Lots iz in Square west of Square No. 693, in Washington, D. C.,together with all and singular the improvements Juereon, seized and levied upon th ty 0 s Coombs, and wil. be sold toraatish sad nals No.8, to May term, 185, mas H. n. in favor of Tho: r Ions DEN. Marshal je6-te for the District of Columbia. ROPOSALS FOR ENGRAVING ON WOOD Orrice SvrEninrespy: it Purzic eit ce m., ‘Gs SeaLep Proposacs will be received at'this o! tal ednesday, ed pps oninetant R “5 jock ’ engraving on wi @ ilusi ions t aecom- pany the ‘Astjoultural Patent Office Report for 1258, Peet A aiateiae seers ces es. ala ons wi oF , Epection of adders at this office ante’ the tree for the bids, “"Bond wal be reauired from the evocessful bidder Bond will be for the faithful execution of his contract Ss must state the shortest time re- agraving: N 5 je 2-e06t ‘ Bay —— = ew MUBIG Acti IN es. Harpe Alls 4 vay ee Joe? on? WeekOr monte Hy PF, ELLIS, Impertant from Mexico, one being Sy Neng pte 5 ites from Vera Cruz instant have been received. it was reported that M the the capital chy tne) ie teberar ‘and C in favor. that the Charch Thad tried Miramon, we oe the Fedtere nt arnt them to Vera Cras. —— a ings gave encouragement .iberals, whe could not fail to be gratified at the division and troubies their enemies. ‘The expedition under - Marq: agsinst wr. im women whi to make then Rvent hidden treasure. ro of Havana. Americans, and other foreigners, suffered the conduct of Marquez, ‘the buteber of Mel ed Miramon had decreed Vera Croz coufiscated Senor Bonilla (Miramon’s Secretary of State and Foreign Affairs) had issued a - on the 26th of May, stating that President was not responsible, and that Americans were not account- able for his acts ; —— oe rag Reger — ; Was going to Vera Cruz, safety the rabble army in the city of Mexico. Former accounts stated that General Cobos was poenieg: an expedition for rapine and plunder to he Isthmus of Tehran’ and other parts of the south. It is now re} that he has entered Oxaca, and, owing to aj uence, parties are tix reported by Miramon. ee aieieenensics German Festivities. Battimore, June 14.—The societies compris. ing the National Singing Festival, are boldi cy — festival to-day at the Cattle Show — isan ee - of all ages. addi tion to the regular » hee driaking is a prominent i cident in the vities. June 11.—The steamer City of 3 i = hic gies leave this on Satur- ay, Wil! call at St. John’s to take t of the Edinburg (lately disabled and Sbliged to put back) to Liverpool. Baltimore Markets. Rautimore, June 14.—Flour closed firm; no sales were reported; Howard st. is nominal at $> Wheat closed firmer; white $1.70e81 SS; red $1 S5ak) #2. Corn closed with an advancing tendency and more active; white aSic; yellow Sac Provisions closed dull and heavy; shoulders 7 . 3 Sides 9yc. Whisky closed dull and nominal. New York Markets, New York, June 14.—Flour closed dull; State $5 30a6 W; Ohio $7.1597.30; Southern 37.3507 50 Wheat closed quiet; Southern red $1 72; do white $1.52; Western white $1.60; common red S150. Corn closed unsettled ; old and mixed S5at6c ‘ yellow Sate. Pork closed quiet; mess $17.12; prime $15. Lard closed heavy at Mall ge. Whisky closed heavy at 261e. Financial. New York, June 11.—Stocksare dull and weak U.S. 5's of 1574, 104; Chicagoand Rock Island 59, Illinois Central Donds 51; Michigan Southern it~ anteed bonds 30; New York Central 73%; Mis- = PITCHERS, WATER Foes WIRE DISH COVERS, FLY BRUSH { bay ms goods entirely for cash and wil! went ices. Tn et PSR. PRANCIS, 490 7th at, ILDER’S BUiever’s i anpware. A JArgs assortment, bought cash, and will be sold ax low as can be purchased in the Destine je 10-12t* 5 HOMPSON’S PATENT MEDICINE R. = DEPOT, — No. 506, North Sidc, Pa. Avenue, Where he wall be glad to see his old friends and sega whenever they may feel disposed to give bi imi a call. 1 will keep constantly on hand all the popular INT MEDICINES of the day, wholesale and Also, my celebrated medicines LIFE PRE SERV ER and CORDIAL, which can be had 12 ed tity. i” TAKE NOTICE. L1, Persons indebted to the firmof GRUBB & LOSANO, Merchant Tailors, are hereby requested to call and settle their bills, as longer indulgence cannot he given. jellow P RECEIVED THIS Day, ER Express. magnificent lot of Gold WIN DOW SHADE net 8 feet, emir ver eh and t COR Ds and TAS Sof varions sizes and colors. We have on hand some very choice Oil Painted IREBOARD PRINTS, tocether with a large ck of plainer ones, all of which we are offering at the lowest prices. FRANKLIN & ROTHROCK, Corner 9th and D ste. jo8-iw ELAWARE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE- RANCE, BROADBENTS & CO. ERs, = ” "Wilmington, Delaware” Moe The lidated Lott: Jaware ny daily at Wilmington: Dele at emmetne bakes m. Alldrawinzs under the superintendence of tory Commissioners Ol ¢ 5 PRIZES PAID AS SOON AS DRAWN, MONDAY, June 13, 1850—Ciaas 55, 8 numbers—iz wT... vine ! 22,313 | 4 prizes of... ._ @1.750 ‘ SAO 14 d ‘ 4 TUESDAY, June 4—Cinss %, 75 numbers—iz drawn ballots, tals. 008) 1 prize of... $2200 Ac., &e., c. Tickets $5, halves $2.50, quarters $1.25, WEDNESDAY, June 15—Ciass 9. 7 nembers—2 drawn ballots, ‘Apitain, $34.57 | 10 prizes of. 5.000 | 10" do, meee do. 3000 | Ac, &o. Tickets $19, haives $5, quarters $2.50, I prize of....... THURSDAY, June 16— Clase 53, drawn ballots, tals. Mprizesof ..... g1,000 RC 4, &c., &e. Tickets $5, halves $2.4, quarters 91.25. FRIDAY, June 17—Class 59. 75 nurabers—-14 drawn ballots, 1 prize of. 51 prizes of a2" [a Galas | 2 Oey onpenge curt a. om ‘ do, &c.. s, halves R 4 LIDATED. AWARE. Clas hers—13 drawn ballots, F f ne 23 f si» nize ol 375 3 izes of ..... = iv” do. . 7000 | 25 wd de, .. ye & &o., Ae. . Tickets $19, halves $5, quariers 20. Address FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., ILMING TO} _ SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES, Tickets 91. ay at Wissen, To be drawn pag any panngtcn,, Delaware, at is MONDAY, June 13, 1859—Ciaes 67. 78 numbers—IS drawn ballots, 1 pri: a e53h | 2 erisesof___ ow 2 ao. aera Feo] Fae a &o. "Tickets $1. TES) y, |, 1858—Cines 68, TUESDAY, Joe ian enna oes 95008] T OF i oo Tam |2" do. * Tickets’ $1. SDAY June i5 185—Class6s. mbers—i2drawn ballots. Capitais. aa ream! & Tickets $1. THURSDAY, 75 numbers— of § 1,175 oo WEDN % ra Coy Jane 16,1859—Ciase 70. 12, drawn ballots, Lat 2prizesof____. ,_... Poca |g ergot oF 1 prizeof. 2" do. 1 J 1888.- Ri pay. : ae ai pas aS prize of. 91 Aen Tickets $1. 8A’ 18. pn Ad 1 onto: 4 prizes of... ... wees 1,000 4 _ Fiokets #1. &e., ko. All orders for tickets or certificates of -, il th the most fool ym 5 soon AS Over. eee en Gee A bres ere ae re & Tickete’g1. I prize of; 8510 m