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PEcHIBITIoy IN IELIuoIs.-In all tho eour.
ties in this Safe, returns have been received,
which show q majority of 1906 against the
PIohititOry Eeuor law. The total vote was
l67 .356, being the largest vote ever polled in
ihs ststc. The cGcjai returns nay vary tie
figures somewhat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-22

NOTICE Game 10 The Subscribers on wed
IN nesday last, a small colored GIRL, scpsreuds
not OF very sound mind clad in dark striped frocs
snd tickins apron. She IS unable 20 give sny &c
count OF herseif, her name or where she came
rom, no more than that her mothsr's name ls Ma
~. Inc owner or parents, by calling on Mr.. G. "
Id'teIohn, liner for the Union Line or Al No, l5c
bndsc street, Georgetown, and paving fJr this ad
vertiSemen', viii be informed where 10 find her. .
10 pa; MRS Ss,iTu
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pERSNNEE.

.... Henry Two Guns tHa ja-on-guon,) head
chisf Of the Seneca nation OF. Indians, aged
rs years, died at the Cetaraugus Reservation,
N. Y, on the 17th inst. TwoGuns was step.
son Of the famous orator Red Jacket. and was
born within the limits of the now city Of Buff.
falo. He was engaged Ia the war of 1912,
sspousing the cause of his great father, the
President; participated in the battles Of
Bridgewster and Chippewa, and for a long
series Of years exercised controlling infu-
ence over his nation.
80. Hon. Francis Thomas Is named In the
Frederick (Md.) Union as suitable candidate
for Congress. = :Et
.... Hon. D. G. Glenn, Attorney General
Of Mississippi, one of the most talented men
of the South, who was recently accused Of
having become Know Nothing, replies in an
able and eloquent letter, in which he scores
the libellers with due severity.
49,. Thomas q. Logwood, committed sui d.
eide at Richmond, Va, on Wednesday, by
jumping from . third story window.
80. Rev. Mr.. Sawyer, who is about 100
years old. preached in Hebron, Conn has ma.
tive town, last Sunday. He left Hebron 81
preach once moro in the place of his nativity
He said: alt is now ninety nine years since
my good father and mother brought me to the
meeting house upon this green to give me up
to God in the ordinances Of baptism. 1 have
come back, after almost hundred years, to
administer the same ordinance to some Of the
children Of the same church, and to inquire
Is it we'll with your"
80. A young girl named Mollier, whose Pa.
rents reside in Covington, (Ky.,) commit I'd
self destruction on Friday night, by throwing
herself into the Licking river, from the sus
pension bridge. The cause for this rash act
is unknown, but ia supposed to be unrequitsd
love.
80. o. B Matteson, late member of Con.
gress from the Oneida district. N has pur-
chased two hundred ard forty acre farm
near Burlington, Iowa, paying S24 900 in cash
for it.
80. N. II. Aspinwall, of New York, arrived
yesterday, and is stopping a: Willard's Hotel.
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" Salmon have boen in the market hero
for sane days pass. They are purehasabIe Of
eleven Po0td' vel 81, for three dollars, at the
present time We learn ikst company of
AnerieaEs hayo gone down the river with al
the meaEs and material requisite for the car.
IUTe, pacEiug AMI tTausbipmeut Of this LUXURY
70 The United States by rtsIway IRON this CITY
and MoBtIsaI.-QntLee 1IeTeaTy, June IA.
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INV BOOKS received and for sale az
IN SHlLLlNGTON'S Bookstore.
The Life OF Napoleon, by Abbott, complete IN 8
vols
The Wrinkles, by the author of Wild Western
Scenes
Cone Cut Corners, the Experiences Of Conservs
tive Family
Tales for the Marines, by the author OF Los Grin.
Cos.
Missing Bride, by Mrs. souhworth
Moredan, a tale the Twelve Hundred aud Ten,
by Fir Walter Scott, Bart
Ballou's Magazine for July.
All the New Books and every thing in the SIS
uouery line, for sale al
SHILLINGTON'S bookstore,
odeen Building, Ger. AZ ST., and Pa. az.
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COY&opORE 3zBRT.-Tbe reader viii and
en- oCr frsi page much interesting matter con.
eerpipS Til gallant and accomplished olioo,,
who stards SO dsservedly high in the respect
and affection CT his caUntrymen. Aportion Of
the matter in zest;On, the speech of Goverro.
HoPrin, Ass not heretofore appeared in print
il this region.
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" Captain G VI. Thrift, of Mobile, Ala
bama, and formerly Of Fairfax county, Va,
('tcpPiDg at the KiTEwoOd House, will please
sccep COZ thanks fo1 fle of the latest south
err papers.
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CHILD LOST.

SMALL colored girl left the residence O, Mrs
~ Wilson, on 18th ctr ct, near r, on Wedues,ia,
last, and is supposed to be lost. Hsviag an inped
iment In her speech she cannot possibly tell where
she belongs. Any Information concerning her will
be thankfully received and Literally rewarded by an
plying as above. je Oh
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EXECUTIONS CT PARRICIDR IN MISSISSIPPI
Vim FrspkliD Carr, convicted Of tho murder
of his fatkcr, IN Holnesville, Mss, was exc
cuted ON the 9th lost Ila admitted having
Committed the deed, bat taid he thought the
gun With which 10 fred 1t bis father was
empty.
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NEW MILLINERY.

MISS THOMPSON has list opened our fourth
WI invoice OF Ntapol.tan, Leshom, Erg RA
lsh straw, Lace, Grape, and other Summr, kflf36H
Hats Ladies WIN have not already suppiirdv Xxx
The mseives are invited to call and make their W.
selections.
hls'. Just received a choice lot Of Fans, Sik
Mills. tlle silk Gloves, Hosiery &c together with
variety o ardciPs moi necessary to enuInerate and
TO all Of which we invite attention.
HUTCHINSON & MUNRO,
Fancy Dealers, No. 80 Penna. avenue.
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gA Notorious burglar, who had just
served cut a term q imprisonment IL the
GIiushy tEUGlari) Jail, applied to tho author.
lilies 10 have L.spTO)sSsiOazi implements re.
EteIId 10 him.
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MRS. GEORGE.

T ATE from England, wishes TO inform the ladie.
IL and gentlemen OF Georgetown and Washington
that she can be consulted on the past, present ana
future events, at her residence No. 25 First street
between Potomac and High streets, few doors
from Forrest Hall, Georgetown
Ladies 25-Gentlemen so cents.
From in the merning until O'Clock ut night.
lie 22-2Ws
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GRAND EXCURSION
G0RSUcH CHAPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL
TO FORT WASHINGTON,

w L ID n Il Y, JUNE %, 1855.
The Committee of Arrangement
41SaEsaas have much pleasure in anuouno
ing 10 tbeIr friend. AMI the public genersly thai
their first Excursion viii be given as above, if the
weather proves favorable.
The Committee p edge themselves that no effon
on their part will be spared to afford all who hono
Them with their presence, pleasant and agreeable
time.
superior band Of Music has been engaged for
the occasion.
Refreshments will be on the ground and sold a,
city prices
eThe profits arising from the Excursion will 60 10
the benefit Cf the School
Tickets Tor a iuiis, % certs-Children half price.
The Iat will leave Pages Wharf ASK, Aie.an-
dra at 9, and return AZ O'Clock
Committee Of .srr1ngemerts
q. }. liall, G. w. Garrett, r. VerniIlion
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ICE CREAM

or The best quality delivered TO families. parties,
" Fairs, &c, at 37k cents per quart, ink n
fancy moalds or PLAIN freezeTs. "
Excursions and Pic Mics furnished al 81 Is Y
per gallon. Give II a tria! X
NJ. T. MARTINET,
Tenth street, between ID and E streets
ie l9-1Wt
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.IsTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

ABSTRACTION COUNTY, i o wit:
neieoy cerliiy that John ID. FIi1ell, of the SAID
ms enclosures, speckled gray Mare, about wears
oa, WE'VE hands high, aud shod before, and has
Gwen under hand of me, enc of the Justices of The
FsxS III 'h iof SAID county, this 22i day of June,
M o,,,.., ROBERT WHITE.
me owner OF The above mare is requested 10 prove
properly, Day charge. and take her awav.
Je JOHN BULL FRiZEII
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AGENTS FOR THE STAR.

The following persons are authorized
to contract for the publication of adver-
tisements in the Star:
Philsdelphia-V. B. PALMER, N. W.
corner of Third and Chestnut streets.
New York-S. NJ. PErT1SGILL & Co,
Nassau street.
Boston ". B. PALMER, Scollay's
Building.
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EXCURSION TO PTNEY POINT

The MEMBERS OF VIRGINIA
4s<sssasssTENT, No 1913, Independent ora.,
OF RechabItes, would inform the citizens Of Ceo,.
t"wn and darlington. that thev purpose r.yins
GRAND PIC MIC AND COTILL0N EXCTR.
SION 10 PlNEY POINT, on MONDAY, ne 2s,b
InstanI
The splendid steamer ALICE c. PRICE has hee,
chartered, and Fischer's Coton Band engaged Z >
the occasion.
T,ckefs admitting Gentleman and two I,adi..
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS can be DUP
chased m The bGat on the morning OF the ,rcp, sc
Ticke can be had at Jshn Mills'- shoe ,,er.
Seventh street, few doors below X, washinrtor I,
AM a. the boat on the morning of the excursion.
The Boat will tave tn Seventh street wharf a,
O'Clock, and the Navy Ysrd at AZ.
Refreshments CT all kinds can be had on IN. h,.
at city prices. ie 2o-.t
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COAL-CCAL.

w nave nov on the way cargo Of very sure
w nor WHITE ASH COAL, which we vii
Gel yer RON the vessel at Sc so Der ton.
All orders left at the Office, Green stree, c.o...
toWh, opposite the gas house or, la Wa .hingten
corner OF and 10Th streets, viii be strictly aIsndeI
to. BARRON = SrSx 1naee
je 22-S. o'o'EA'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-22
PLEASURE EXCURSIONS FOR THE

FLEASUhE EACUKSIUNS FUK THE
FOURTH OF JULY.
The Steamers GEORGE WASH
,tES2E:ss.ss71.s JUNCTION and THOMAS COLLYRR
VIA MAX guar trips TO the White House Pavilion,
Mount Vernon, and Fort Washington. Persons
wish nc TO spend the day at Fort Washington viii
be landed there, es each boat will stop AZ the For
Prices VIII be made 10 suit the times. The time Of
starting ard other particulars will he given i'm cue
time. Fo.t Washington grounds is q delightful place
for schools or seie parties q spend the dag. Ths
White House Pavilion and grounds are not surpassed
for pleasure by any place. The Boats have cate
rer that serves up refreshments IN coed style.
JOB CORSON,
te l6-ot SAINT, GEDNEY lSaptains'
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- PROGRAMME or
MILE W. DE BOYE'S CONCERT
Positively 70 take place OF FRIDAY yMs
Inc, June 80, at Csrusi's Saloon Ne
~ No postpouement on cccount Of ve,,A,.

PAhTI.
i p; saans MN mo so n D: MendeI.s,
z Variations Brilliant. Solo ciarionet- P,cf
Wagner
J. Fantasia Favorite on Thena De Bee,hoye,
Sslo violoncello, Prof Ahrend rsrv,
4. Cavatina Farcrite de Agatha, from
der Freischutz & Va, W..
Mile r. Schmidt. vioon .eilo oblrstHp,,S0
Ahrend
3. Grand Fantasia sur lie serenade etIe
Minuet de Don Juan Than.
Solo plano-Mfle de Boye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-22

METROPOLIS HiLL-At a meeting of
ga the Managers of the Ladies Benevolent
Society ofGrace Church. June le, 1855, the fellow
ing was unanimously passed:
R'solred, That our thanks are earnestly due n
Mr. Richard Hill, owner Of "NetrO2os HaH,n ad
jnlning the Star Buildings, for its eratuitOus use
during our late Festival, and that We do earnestly
recommend SAID Hal ID our friends and the public
generally The most central, spacious, and best
"tniated Ia this CITY 70 IN" Eume,ous advantages
(which we attribute mainly tae gratifying success
of our Festival.
BY order of THE MANAGERS
lie o.
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United statsS Reverue Marine officer Or.
Lieutenant r. X. Hutchins, Q.
S T. M, has been ordered to superintend the
Of tho three new revenue cutters
to be built at Portsmouth, Va
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/, - fAkT II.
!. Grand Trio in G Minor Bce,ho,
fiano, Mile de Boye-violoncelIo, Prof. AhrenSe
= Viotin, Prof Wagner.
=. Ara Fsvorige &c Oratorio Ethan Nens.,~rA-
Mile r. Schmidt. -.
J. Capriccio on Theme OripInaI o.,
kioloncello solo-Prof AhrerA
4. Grand Concerto. Minor pour le
Piano avec Quartet arm, N.,S.,.,
faro, MILE de Boys-Violoncello, Prof. AhrrrS
Let 'io'n'' rfT. W afner-2d Violin, Prof. Webe,
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LLAsT1c RIBBON FOR UNDERsLEEvEs.
IL Elastic cord for Bracelets superior Needle,
Ladies' Dress Protectors, Scissors, Gift Cups and
Ssucers, Pocket, Checker, and Chess Boards al No
i3i Seventh 81. LAMNOND
10 2l-?t
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Appointed in the Revenue Msrine Service
Mr.. Philip N. Jackson, Of New York, has beer
appointed to be o Third Lieutenant In the
United States Revenue Narias service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-22

Al ANTELS FOR SALE-AS WEAREABOUT
Iva TO move our shop, and wish to dispose of a
portion Of the stock, we hive . number of Vain
Italian Manels, which we 0ffar for SALE They ore
snishsd in the finest possible style, and will be sold
very cheap. They can be seen on ID street, the 8,
house from 18th, md opposite the Khkwood House.
1t JAMES MAXWELL SON.
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The semi grand Piano u,ed on this occasion :.
one OF steinway & Sons prev ium ins,rnmr,,a
.naIy furnished 10y z. c. Reichenbacb, Esq %,
Tickets Of admission so cents; 70 be h.d ., :,
me principal hotels, music and bookstores ana :,
the door Of the ball the evening OF the Co,cs-,
Doors open at 7-Concert 20 commence \, 81
O'Clock. SAN,I, " MOVES "a
10 90-2f NAesus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-22

The POTOMAC RIVER STEAMBOAT
COHPANY'S STEAMER ALICE q. PRICE,
CAPT. SAMUEL BAKER,
WILL LEAVE WASHINGTON
rszz1lscsEszssss2l. At q O'CLOCK A. NJ, AND Al
EAnNDNIA AT 7 O'CLOCK A. NJ
ON TUESDAY MORNINGS for-MatfoY, Cur
noman, u: Machodoc, Piney Point, Knssle, Cone.
ON FRIDAY MORNINGS for-ChapeI Point.
Wicomico, Leonardtown, Piney Point, 81. Mays,
Cone.
ON WEDNESDAY (returninr) leave Cone OF
O'Clock a. m, fur ST Mary's, Piney Point, Leon
ar6town, Wicomico, Chapel Point.
ON SATURDAY (reiu' ninel leaving Cone si
O'Clock a. m fJr- Kinsale, Piney Point, l.. Machs
doc, Cuniouan, Mattox.
signals made.
BY order Of the Board:
JAS. p. SMITH, President
Alexandria, Va- June j, 1855.
ie l5-n
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y y UNION GJARnS.--TRc members of the
e q Company arc Der by notified 10 meet Il Lieu
BY ~ tenant Briggs, on SATURDAY EVENING
II june 23j, att O'Clock. PunctuaI ATTENDING =
u required as business OF particular Importance is
TO transacted.
by order. T. SaEA Secre,ayv
ie % 1t
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Rabid.-Our gentle neighbor broke out in q
fresh place yesterday. 1t calls the National
Inttf'igsneer semi cficial organ Of the ad.
ministrationI Verify, we shall have to pre-
scribe straight jacket, next, for our gontle
neighbor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-22

M AGA ZiS Es for July just received
wi Godey's Lady's Book for July
Ladies' National MAGAZINE do
BsllOu's Dollar Monthly do
Holiday Pictorial Picayune
AL the new Books published received immediate
ly afterwards.
Everything in the Stationery Line AZ
SHILLlNGTON'S Bookstore.
odecn Building, Cor. Pa. avenue and AZ ST.
ie 20-3t (Newsl
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Total amount 80 90
(Total value 10 b. written i'm words,
should my offer be accepted, l request TO be ad-
dressed at --, and the contract for yarSed 10 The
navy agent at -, or 10 me al foy s,gna
ture and certificate.
tDa'e) (Signature)
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StS REWARD -Smayed or stolen from the sub.
dDC sc,iber on saturday, the 18th instant a
graz Horse, with few marks OH bis hips. IN
caused by the harness, ana wind gals on SA>~N
his hind legs. He is about or 10 years Old wit h
long tail. fine above reward will be given il re-
tuneh 10 me. NJ. IIASTEEGIN,
jc2a-2t' 10 $50 North Capitol street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-22

No. 3, ID. C. No 1917 q. A.
ssoSsB. U. IN. FL G A-THE MEMBERS of
1~Sa Washington Circle are hereby notified 10
attend special session of the Circle at the Hail Of
Potomac Circle on FRIDAY EVENING June 22d.
at O'Clock, 10 eject delegates to attend ConyGca-
ton Oh the Supreme Circle TO he held in the city of
oaitmIre on MONDAY, the a5ih instant
A. w. CRiNER, Z w. Fl. 8. X.
r. w. ST. CLAIR, T.. w. ie 90-3t.
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LAND WARRANTS.

TOHS u CLARK, Agent tor Clsims, No So,
~ Twelfth street, wiii give The highest markei
Efice ia geld for Land Warrants je7-lm.
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o. TICKETS TO MILE DE aOYE,S
eoNEA Concert ior sale at HILBUs; u HITZ'S
Music Depot. IL 2I-
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Witness
hereby certif, that the above named A B and G
ID are known II me as men Of properly, and aide 70
make good their guarantee.
Date) (signature)
ITO be signed by tAe United Sso,es dist let fudge
Uded States di't'ie' attorney, collector, or nary
asemt, and no othrsl E.s ..l
June 22-law6x
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SALE TO-DAY.
ny J. G. meGUIKE. Auctle,,eer.

:.
,REAT SALE Of SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE AND
Tuesday 10 O'Clock, land
day whole disposed of) shall SELL the
of the late Jnhn Brown knswn as The Apoio
building all bis large valuable stock of cabinet arnure
comprising
NUT and mahogany covered with 6oeaees push damask,
Richly carved top dressing bureas centre, sofa
tables, sdehoards, beanes Wristbands cabinets, &c.
o every description aud style
wardrobes, dressing tables, lndes' writing
cabinets secretary, and hookcase fancy
desks and
dining,
tables beautifully finished various
- copceivabie style and value
Walnut and mahogany an,ed looking
description 6.+
Counting house. office paror writing desks,
approved patterns from celebrated manufacturer IN Pha
pispost FRENCH ann, Jenny Lind, cottage hedseads
OF all the various patterns
super OF curIed hair, spring, mattresses
Very of LOUNGES and back rockers
Office dining, mud chamber chairs
Handsome gulc reception, hall and fancy chairs In large
quantities
Enameilsd cotrage suites sofa bedstcaas
Extensive assortment OF pan furniture comprising
Bureaus, wardohsr, bedseass, tshles
WasbsFands, cribs, cradles, towel stands
Whatnots se., q walnut and mahogany 80,
A, quantity OF China aud GLASSWARE clocks, buckets
tubs busters clothes hores Hour and spice boxes basksts
door mats, Nc.
Excellent safe, fixtures, &c
ct hr building which believed TO BE
eest locations Tor the oase0sn-ing business In the
Tsrm- $50 DER that under $780,
crsdi. sixty nnt pl 100 credit OF
three and four mpn,h- for satisfactorily endorsed notes
r. s-The ,bs ID. neshboas cities
specially called 10 The safe Of his stock which Is probably the
largest and best selected sonh Of New York.
Every facility possible viii b. afforded Cor packing and forward
fps good purchased the sale
BY order OF the administrator, II -
April rs Aectopeer.
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By >. G. MCGUIRE, Aactionser

EXECUToR'S SALE OF FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
enecs-On Thursday morning, April 49, al 10 O'Clock,
residence of the Thomas Predens square,
shall sell large portion OF the Effects
prising- II
Rosewood piano forte, STOOL and stand Hst
t DO -are, arm, reception and fancy chairs, Ii
satin damask
Handsome daDssk curtains and cornce
Large French plate gframe mirror,
Dalnask and chinz covered lounges
Mahogany handspring and
Handsome centre lamps candeiabss brackets
. aHl ornaments @l9J Bsya8a rs $50
Mahogany sideboafd, etagrre, side tt. Il
Solid mahogany extension dining table f
China, glass, and chcyware W ss7sials74 tss.ira#
Rrusses and three ply carpets oilcioih #f &sl att
Hat-Tack, hall lamp, rosewood and hall chairs t +
Ennmtlied aud cottage suite
Walnut and mahogany French bedsteads
Do wardrObes, dressing bureaus
Washstands, toilet tables
Superior cuted-hair and husk sH8
Bo,sters and pillows, MarsciIos quilts 9aa
Bed and table linen, chamber chairs @sLf5fHAE
Furniture in servants sc.
Together with general Of kitchen requisites.
Terms: $40 and under, cash that credit Of
JAS. z. MCGUIRE. Aucioncer.
APP I'D
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Court Of Claims against the United states,
washington CITY. t

iE undersigned w devote himself nsdnousiy
OF claims the Of United
above court tesaahed by Of Ceugrss March,
which claims OF
founded law Congress regulation
ecnive Department. contract expressed implied
with the the United
All claims
the claim established said and
for the the claimant will be paid the
tue United ssFas #a 7F8fgfiHt t8 tH II E
undersigned continue haetoiore practice
Of the District a4 aaH hfsE
.4.g g5 H5H8s NJ. THOMPSON, Attorney at Law,
elf Haf't .sHasG haaEt8H AZ street. Washington
r. SReference may be had III heads OF depart
Mar l3--mdAcp
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BY '. g. McGuaKE. Auce,one.r.


ELEGANT FURNITURE, CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS, HOUSE
April o'clock, u
heights Of shall SELL all his
lure and household effects comprising
Beautiful eea sofas, reception aud paor chnirs,
finished plush
dvaGs, chairs, finished In rich
broeateiie
Elegant tables, w,ih
Egyptian marble
Chinese table richly carved and nisii
Chinese work table, elegant bronze figures
Mantei ornaments gilt brackets,
choice old oil paintings
number beautiful paintings and en1raysas, Handsomely
amongst them large sized painting
Fine tapestry, velvet, Brussels and ply carpets
lace curtains, cofsice and shades
Valiant Cloth sotas, chairs, rocker
sapertor walnut writing cabinet, csgere
splendid soid rosewood chamber furniture
Walnut and mahogany dressing bureans, tedsssd.
Wardrobes, washstands, toilet
and hack beading
solid rcscwoA Chinese hdssesd eisusssy carved ard Hd
with sandal wood
Mahogany dsips side
Marble sd. board. huis-s
French cn,.a Tea sAa eesse srsh,se ass~s' sss
tassoss, tah~ cutlery, glassware
Cane and wood ssAs eha,ss. lounge
Bsonxet basrnck, hall lamp. oiictoth
hstnses
exceiant Of kitchen re9"s
sites. - -
Te@s ga unasy credit Of ~ and w
days. endorsed bearing interest
neovs sac
NJ she above sale
For particulars sHvers~~s0ers TIE
be viewed me Mssda and Tuesday preceding me
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ror Department The rented building has superior
modations forNbout thirty clerks.
DsaM Of Hr. u n. Baa.--we regret to announce the
death Of Mr. John y. Ball for long time connected with
the Patent Office He died his residence in this city
Sunday last.
Agricultural Bay.aa Of the Patent o6ee,-Rape Seed
There has been large quantity OF rape seed received
Patent Office, recently imported by the house board
for the purpose experiment and distribution The oil pro-
cured this seed exclusively England for the
purpose Of burning in light houses The plant s easily
tiyated, and might prove profitable crop.