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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-01-25
THE STAR OF THE NORTH

10 published every 1kursddy MorntHg,y
X. w. WEAVER,
OFFICE-Up stairs, in The nesu brick building
on the south side Of Main street, third
square bslo,c Market.
Trsas.--Two Dollars per annum, If paid
within six months from the time of sub
.cribiug; two dollars and fifty cents if not
paid within the year. No subscription re-
ceived for a less period than six months: no
discouinuauce' permitted until all afrearases
are'paid, unless al the option ofthe editor
ADVERTISEMENTS NOT exceeding one square
win be Inserted three times for one dollars
and twenty five cents for each additional in
ser,on. A liberal discount will be made TO
those who advertise by the year.
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NEW q RlST-MiLk
AT
MILL GRO"s

Jyf,HE subscriber has re6tted his Grist-
i Mill al Mill Grove, near Light Street,
Columbia county, and IS ready Inc do any
and all kinds Of grinding. he has three
run Of stones, and The Mill will work TO gen.
sra.l satisfaction A competent miller has
has charge of The establslmenti and The
pauonagc of The public is respectfully So
iici,sd. rnpNcu
MillCrove, Sept. Q, 1854.
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SIMON DREIFUSS, g., Go.
ftLoTHING STORE in the Exchange
V Block opposite the Court house.
EVANS s. APPLEMAS.

MERCHANTS Store on The upper part
IVA OF Main street, nearly opposite the
Episcopal Church.
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There, girls, if you understand that, some
of you will not, in future, curl your pretty.
lips al sensible men, and then court the ia
vors of those brainless things that futter
around You. which are of no more use in
the world than so many poodle dogs.--Por-
iGnd Pleasure Boat.
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JUDGE PoRTER.s CHARGE.


We-republish below an extract from The
Charge of Judge PORTER, to the Grand jury
of Carbon County, a, the late sitiing OF the
Court, relating 10 conspiracy II has been
the subject OF much nisrepl In
the Federal papers, as reference 10 The
extract will prove. Afler giving the Grand
Jury some instructions as 10 the mode ia
which they should transact their business,
with order and regularity, and giving con-
slruciion 10 the act of slh of May last, ma
king il penal TO se1 or gips intoxicating IT.
quor, as beverage, TO persons of intemper-
ale habits, TO minors and insane persons,
and urging searching inquiries in relation to
such offences, the Judge proceeded 10 say =
y -
The sisl of conspiracy, says Chief Justice
Parsons Of Massachusetts, is the unlawful
confederacy 10 do an unlawful aol, or even
lawful act for unlawful purposes. The of.
fence is conIplete when the confederacy is
made, and any acl done in Pursuance OF it.
is no constituent part of the offence, but
merely an aggravatiop of il. The rule of
the common law is % prevent unlawful CONF
bina,ions. A solitary offender may easily
be detected and punished. But combinations
against lab are alteags dangerous 10 The pubic
peace and TO prirate security. The unlawful
confederaey is therefore punished, 10 pre-
vent the doing Of acts, in the execution o.
it. OF this principle the adludged causes
lsave no doubt. Commonwealth vs.. Judd
ct. al. 2 Mass, s26. r. -
A combination, says our own Gibson, is a
conspiracy in law, whenever the act 70 be
dore, has a necessary tendency 10 prejudice
the public or opprsss individuals, by UNJUST
" snbjeciing them 70 the power of the con-
iederates, and giving OBJECT to The purposes,
Of the latter, whether of extorsion or mis-
chief. Commonweallh.v h.vs Carlisle Il Jour.
nal Of JurispudeDce, 225.
The constitution q lIIe Uaitsd slsssa pro-
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STEAMBoAT EXCURsION.
LANDING OF THE PILGRIM

CelebrGtton of the Landing of the PILGRIM
Fathers of MARYLAND ut ST Mary's City.
81. Mary's county, u7sder tks auspices oj
the Phst0demic Society of Geerget9soa.
rENHE Committee of Arrangements OF TIE Young
/ Catholics Friend Society, OF this rEIrT7,
city, have the honor of announcing 10
they have chartered the well known and popular
steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON, for the above
mentioned Excursion.
The price of Tickets for the entire trip Is S5 each
They can be procured at the following Drug Stores:
kidwell = Lawrence, corner of l4th street and
Pennsylvania avenue; Callan's, corner of 7th and
e streets; Martin r. Kings, Pennsylvania avenue ;
D. B. Carke's, corner OF llth street and Maryland
avenue; Jno F. Elliss Variety Store, Pennsylvania
avenue; VIM. A. Kennedy's Bookstore, 7uh street ;
and from Francis McNerhany, Naval Siorekeeper,
Navy Yard
As the number OF tickets is limited persons de-
sirous OF enioying this interesting Excursion par
GculaTly requested TO make early application IS
above or TO any member of the Committee of Ar
rangemcns rs the sales will be closed On Saturday
evening, the 18th May next
Arrangements have been made with the pIolrie
tor OF Piney Point Pavilion whereby comfortable
accommodations for the night will be secured during
the Excursion.
The George Washington will leave the Steamboat
Wharf, at the foot of llth street, on MONDAY eve
ning the l4Ih May next, al O'Clock and will re-
turn about p. m. on he following Wednesday.
JOHN CARROLL BRENT.
WM. A KENNEDY,
GEORGE HARVEY,
JOHN T. CASSELL,
FRANCIS McNERHANY,
Committee OF Arrangements.
2l-TuThSatd
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Auction Sales,

BY GREEN q SCOTT. Auctioneers.
fI'TUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
l. Estate.-By virtue Of a decree Of the Orphans'
Court of the District of Columbia for the county of
washington, approved BY the Circuit Court of said
District sitting in Chancey, passed in the matter Of
the petition of Ann NJ Cross, guardian of the infant
children and heirs- at law Of Washington Cross de-
ceased, I will, on THURSDAY, the lOh day OF
May, 1885, at 5k O'Clock p in from. Of The prem
lses proceed to sell Lots numbered 81, %, o. 30 81
and S3 In square numbered l043 situate in the city
of Washington and District aforesaid.
The above described property il situated at the
corner OF 18th street eaIt and z street south
Terms OF sale: One third cash, the residue In two
equal payments at SIX and twelve months, with in
terest on deferred payments. The deferred pay
ments to be secured by the notes Of the purchaser or
purchasers, satisfactorily endorsed.
Upon the full payment of The purchase money and
interest, and the ratification of the sale by the Court
the trustee will convey to purchaser or purchasers
al MS or their cost and expense, all the right title
interest and estate in and to said lots of ground OF
which The said Washington Cross died seized
ANN NJ. CROSS, Trustee
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
ap pZo-HHM4,6 ,8& lWh AuctiOneers
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GRAND EXHIBITION AND NAY BALL,
AT THE NATIONAL THEATRES,
TO K II Il - z ~ FL

DhoF. d. w. MUNDER most respectfully an
l. nounces that, by earnest solicitation aud in
consequence OF hundreds being deprived of witness
ing his Grand Exhibition Ball by the insemency of
the weather he has consented 10 repeat, in every
Patucular, the Programme of that evening on
THURSDAY EVENING, May 10th
Ihere viii b. no Ladies' invitations distributed
upon this occasion All those who received invita-
tons Tor the first are particularly invited with their
friends.
The great satisfaction expressed by nearly 3 1900
persons upon the irst representation, is sufficient
guarantee Of its being largely attended upon the
second.
A much larger Band has been engaged, and will
eniiven the company with some Of their choic est
pieces.
Tickets may be had at the principal Hotels, snd
at MIR. ]. F. Ellis Music Store
The pupils are respectfully requested to meet at
the Theatre every afternoon for rehearsal, at The
usuai houf. may III
N.Bs-fit should rain the Ball will be pastp. ned
uotll the next evening, Friday. May Ilth, 1855.
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A CARD.-LOOK HERE!

4 LII ye lovers Of the good things of this life and
IA we will tell you where you may Obtain at least
some of them. Thankful for past favors, I would
respectfully ask continuance of the same dur nc
this spring and Summer. am prepared to furnish
all who will give call with the sweet and cool
ing Beverages in my lice at short notice. Such as
Ice Creams, Water Ices, of all favors, Scharotte
Reuse, Blancmange, sc Cakes Of all kinds. Also,
foreign and domestic Fruits and Confectionery gen
orally kept In well regulated establishments Of the
kind.
Particular attention will be paid TO nIrnis hing
Wedding or Brides Cakes. Also, Parties. Balls
Excursions, Pic Mics, &C., &C., and upon reason
able tsrms.
Call at the old stand, Massachusetts avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets, Northern Liberties.
may 7-eo3m JOHN W. RIGHTSTINE.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
JOHN n. sHOOr,


SONIA side Of Bridge street, neo~ HsA,
GEORGETOWN, d. c.,
III AS received and Is now Offering a very genesal
III assortment of o.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
IN Ms stock will be found q good assortment of
Of ssra asis
Light Spring Silks
Best make black do
Befeges, Grenadines, Tissues
Biz modes and bright cold Challies
befege and Challey Deiaines, Mousseltnes
Real French Chintzes and Brilliants
Organdie and JacOnef Lawns
Real imported Lawns fast colors at l21<c.
Real French and Scotch Embroidcries, cheap
Plain striped and plaid Bonnet Ribbons
Emb'd and plain Linen Cambria Handkerchic&s
agreat bargain
yaconet, Swiss, Nainsook, and Plaid Musins
Rich figured and dotted do
Bajou's Kid and AlexanderS Silk Gloves, al
colors
Ladies, Misses, and Gents Hosiery, all kinds
Parasols Of every shade and price
Rich English fast colors Prints at l9k
With q first rate assortment Of
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR.
Aleo, sheetings and shirtings Of the best makes In
Linens and Cottons
Table Cloths, Damasks, Napkina Towellings, Fur
niture Chintzes, white Spreads
Domestic Goods generally.
Having made large purchases from the Philadel-
phia and New York auctions, 1 am prepared 10 Of
Ter great inducements to cash or prompt customers.
ap lS-lm J. III. SMOTT.
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"LANDING OF THE PILGRIMS OF
MARYLAND.n
sK1A TIE COMMITTEE OF AR

3dk n a
rzfka5s7I - GaS SRANGEMENTS of the " Young
Catholics Friend Society" of Georgetown, u. C.,
having chartered the safe and commOdiCus well
known steamer "POwhstan," Capt Mitchell. an
nOunce TO the public that the steamer viii leave
Georgetown On MONDAY, the 14h iHstnt. al J
O'Clock p. m, precisely, and Alexandra % Ock
touching al the different landings on the PGtomsc
for passengers going and returning.
The Steamer will proceed 10 PIney Point, arriy-
ing at O'Clock p. m, and remain during the night.
anOrdng the passengers an opportunity of enjoying
the pleasures Of this delightful watering place, and
early next morning will proceed up the st Mary's
river to unite in the celebration Of the LlHdng OF
the Pilgrims Of Maryland, (underIhe auspices OF Tie
PAhodemie Society, of GeorgeoUTs College, return
evening, and leave for home early on Wednesday
morning, 18th instant.
To- The accommodations fnr Ladies arc Of the
most comfortable character, the Boat is wCE pro-
vdcd with state rOoms and berhs for three hundred
passengers.
A4- Tickets for the round trip, including every
thing, FIVE DOLLARS.
Application to be made to The Committee Of Ar
rangements ut Georgetown; Geo. Mattngly, ESQ ai
the Steamboat Wharf, Washington; and John a.
Roach, Esq, Union street, Alexandria Va.
Ii Is hoped that persons wishing to attend the ceL
ebrat on will have their tickets procured on be-
fore the 18th instant.
D. J. sEMMEs,
JOHN l.. KIDWELL,
JOHN J. BOGUE,
FRANCIS HARPER,
ANDREW GODDARD,
Comm lice of Arrangements.
may Sl0,H-3t Untel NAV l0Sl2)
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TAKE NOTICE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS

ID W. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor, under
l. I. the United States Hotel, has just received q
large supply Of Spring and Summer Goods, and /,
now prepared 20 offer great bargains to all in wan
Of good aad fassionable clothing. His Ready
made Clothing I" will be sold al the following low
prices;
Whole suits, Coat, Panisloons, and Vest, Of thIn
cloth Or.cassimere, fof Sl2.
Fine Black Frock and Dress Goats, fioin $40 to
SIS
Good Business Coats for AZ
Black and Fancy Pants, from g % O..
harseines snd Six Vests, from q to IS.
He keeps always on hand large assortment vi
fancy articles, sach as Shirts, Gloves, Crava;s, Um-
breilas, sc.
"sole Agen; for the sale Of Seoss Fsshions.'
mar lQ-ti
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MONKEY YRIEEps

The country seat Of Persian gentle
man was lately advertised for sale. It
was called CGmpognette, and as be had
lived there for ten years dispensing great
hospitality, the place was well known,
and many went to see il.
The visitsrs were surprised to find, in
the midst of a beautiful collection of rare
and exotic plants, q very elegant sum-
mer-house, which served as the home of
large number Of monkeys, of all varie.
ties. Each monkey had his especial
niche in this little house, and above it
was written bis name, and the date when
he became the inmate OF Champdgnette.
The names were all familiar, such as
Edouard, HortenSe, Clotilde-two or
three dozen OF them at the least. The
monkeys where included in the sale.
One day visitor asked the proprietor,
who CHANGED 10 be there, what had been
his fancy to have this menagerie, and
why ne had made it the ornament Of his
garden.
"Ah, said he, "these are nv family.
L lodge them out of gratitude. There arc
also some friends; relations would not
have been sufficient. This great villain
who is grinning so, is my Uncle Fran
co.'s. This little black looking one, who
Is cracking the prune, is my Cousin
Emily. This very droll one, who twists
his tail so actively and upon that branch,
is my last passion. She is called Helps.
All it makes me sad when look al
these poor creatures. The experience of
my life is there.
The key to this mystery was at last
given. Each time that relative or friend
of Monsieur de C failed to keep his
word, or, in his estimation, committed
any one Of the pecadilloes to which
friends and relatives so often plead
guilty-such as lie, an equiyocation,
betrayal Of confidence, or the like-he
bought monkey, placed it in his mena-
gerie, and made it the nauesake of the
offender.
In ten years." said Monsieur c.,
" l have had twenty-nine monkeys. All
Of my relations are there, eIceR mn aunt
dAd nay grdndmothsr. As to my friends,
two only are absent. Nevertheless, /
have prepared their niche for them in
e year or two, at the most, shall have
ali my friends and relations Gagged"
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may l-eo6t
BY j. c. MCGUIRE. Auetionesr.

NNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE AND eliei
l. bly, situated House and Lot on 9th street west,
between T. and T streets north.-By virtue o. deed
of trust, bearing da:e the 10th day of February,
1858, and rcco ded i'm Liber j. A. s., No. 81, foOs
f, &c, the subscriber will sell at public sale on
MONDAY, the S8Ih day of May, 1885,, at SIX o'clk
2. IN on the premises, Lot No 4, in Square No.
4eS, fronting "a feet ~ inches on 9th street west
between and streets north, by SO feet inches
deop, with the buildings and improvements, consist
ing Of four story brick dwelling house, with bach
building built of the best material and in the best
manner, and very comnOdOus, with all the modern
Improvements, and in all respects one of the most
desirable houses in Washington, and but recently
built, and well known as the properly OF Peter Hev
ncr. The property i situated in one OF the health
lest aud most desirable parts the CITY, and offers TO
persons seeking residence or investment an oppor.
tunity seldom occurring.
The terms ofsale will be: One half cash, and the
balance in g. II, lS, ana "A months, for notes bear
ing interest from day Of sale, secured by deed ia
trust udOn the property. If the terms OF sale are not
complied with in six days after the sale, the property
will be resold, upon one weeks notice, at the risk
and expense CT the purchaser. All conveyancng at
the expense Of the purchaser.
CHiS. g. WALLACH, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
dp D-NawHds AuctODeeT.
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ny -. u. mcGUtAk. AucttOnssr
rNRUSTEE'5 SALE OF VALUABLE and ellgi-
i bly, situated improved Real Estate on the corner
Of 7th and streets.-By virtue of deed in trust,
bearing date on the 9th day of june 1851, recorded
in Liber j. A. s., No. 80, folios 2S7 sc the sub
scriber will sell at public sale, on TUESDAY, the
18th day of May, 1855, at SIS O'Clock p m, on The
premises, part Of Lot No. 6, in Square No. 457,
fronting 95 feet on 7h street west and running back
"a feet ON street north to an alley, with the build
ings and improvements, which consist Of well and
substantially built threO atory brick warehouse Gov
erlng the whole Of said part OF said lot.
The above property il situated the corner of
7th and streets, opposite the Naional Intelligen.
Ger once, and is one OF the most desirable and val
liable business locations in Washington, rapidly en-
hancing in value, and offers an opportunity fur in
vestment seldom 20 be met with
The terms of sale will be: One-fourth of the pur-
chase money in cash, and the balance I'm six twelve
eighteen, and twenty months, for notes bearing
interest from day of sale, secured by deed In trust
upon the property IL the terms of sale are not com
piled with in six days alter the sale, the property
will be res0ld at the nsS and expense of The pur-
chaser, upon one weeks notice. All conveyoncinp
at the expense Of lbe parchaser.
CHAS. g. WALLACH, Trustee
.-. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
ap p1-Sawdds Auctoneer.
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DENTISTRY.

ID b. DONALDSON, Dentist, late OF th finn OF
h. Hunt & Donaldson, continues to 1uGGaxnss.
manufacture and insert those beautiful 81 ~ ss
porcelain teeth, with or without gums, %ssTS1
for specimens of which (made and de-
posted by the late frm) was awarded the first
premium at the Mechanics Institute Fair, recently
held in this city.
These teeth are carved and shaded TO suit each
particular case, and their resemblance to the natu-
raj organs s 80 perfect TO deceive the most prac
tised eye.
Particular attention also paid TO filling and pre-
serving the natural teeth.
Charges moderate and all operations warranted.
Office southwest corner Seventh and ID SIS en-
trance on ID. mar 2I-8p1,
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SENHE HEALING OF THE NATIONS. BY
L CHAS. LINTON. With an Introduction and
Appendix by N. P. Tallmadge. Published By the
Society for the diffusion Of Spiritual knowledge,
New York. large octave volume, pr ce 81 80.
near 9th street. 80. Hy2
II IEs ME- IF YOU DARE "A new Waltz, very
IN suitable tor beginners composed and dedie eated
20 Mrs -, Of Georgetown, by Prof w. Hunter
Published and for sale at
HlLBUS HrIZ'S Nude Dsrct,
may p Conner Pa. av. and li,h u.
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PLEASURE TRIPS

TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.
H. Tho Steamers GEO. WASH
or THOS COLLYER
can be chartered for public select parties TO visit
the White House Pavilion, Mount Vernon, Fort
Washington, OF other laces on the river.
The White House Pavilion Is now open for visi
tors II is beautiful place for pleasure trips; il
has fine Ball and Diiing room , also, new Ten
Pin Alley.
o. For particulars apply TO the President of the
Company, or the Captains of the Boats.
Ar. WILLIAM COKE is furnishing refreshments
on he boats, and is prepared to furnish parties on
the best terms. ap8-2m
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UA young army officer writes from
COnst.ntinople: " This is the place: for
the paltry sum Of five hundred pounds
per year, man Of moderate desires NAV
live like a prince-commedious habita.
ton, the best OF wine, most glorious to-
bacco, three beautiful wives, and nc
going TO church."
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREAK


DERSOSS removing from the city, and wishing
IL TO dispose of their Furniture and House Keeping
Cten.ils, As, without the trouble OF sending them
10 public auction, do so by calling on Us at our
store, 3l7 Pennsylvania avenue, corner & Ninth
street. a. We are prepared to buy all such good as
may be offered
Housekeepers and others will do well by calling
on u.s. will pay the highest cash prices Tor all
such goods. WALL, BARNARD & Co
26-ln 3l7 Pennsylysnia-ayenne.
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OA wag in London advertised q
carriage to perform with only one wheel,
and invited the curious in mechanics to
see its performance. Many of the mem
bers of the Society of Arts attended ao-
ccrdingly, when the wag exhibited a-
wheelbarrow! A regular sell.
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GREAT BARGAINS

LADIES, CENTS, MISSES, AND Chill
subscriber being compelled to remove from VI
the store he now occupies, offers his pres
ent well assorted stock Of BOOTS AND -
SHOES at greatly reduced prices. All persons In
want Oh the article will find their advantage to
call before purchasing elsewhere.
A. III. SLOAN,
No, 3O4 Pa. av., near 10th ST., north side.
may 1T
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP

III ENRY BARRON SOLOMON STOVER
III have this day formed Copertnership for the
suppose of caTl ing on the Wood and Cool business
In all its branches.
Our yards are situated on the corner of 2lst and
| streets, Washington, and on the moal, near
Semmes's planning mill, Georgetown At either OF
the above places persons in want of Wood and Coal
OF the very best qnality and the mo It reasona BILE
terms, will at all times find an assortment equal il
not superior, TO that in any yard IN the District.
AL orders flled with care, pronptness, and dis
patch. BARRON & SLOWER.
Georgetown, d. c., April 10th, 1855.
apr l2-dlm
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PAINT AND OIL STORE.
N. II PARKER,

Il OUISlANA avenue, between Sixth and Sew
i enth streets, No. 90. Residence No. 320 c
street, between Sixth and Seventh has added TO
his present business the sale Of PAINTS, OILS,
GLASS and PUTTY, IN small or large quantities.
The attention Of housekeepers Is particularly
called to the convenience of this arrangement as
they can ut ali times procure HEARTH and other
MIXED PAINTS, Of all colors, made ready for use
by PRACTICAII PAINTER.
Orders promptly attended 10 and respectfully 90
hcited. CHEAP FOR CASH. may2-1m
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF THE STEAMER
l. UNIoN-On FRIDAY afternoon, June LIST, al
O'Clock, at Pages Wharf, at the foot Of Seventh
street, shall sell, without reserve, the nearly new
steamer called the "Union," at present running as
ferry boat between this city and Alexandria.
This steamer was built in w Washington city In the
year 1884, Is l62 feet In length, breadth Of beam "a
feet inches She measures all 40 IS tons custom
no use measurement, as per enrolment. Her en-
gine lrst class seventy Ave horse ptwer engine
buiit oy smith and eikins, Alexandria, Va. She
runs either end foremost and is very fo,
loading and unloading freight. -
Terms: One half cash, the residue In months
with interest, satisfactorily secured.
Jas. c. MCGUIRE,
mayeeo&ds Aue0onsst.
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SUPERIOR SODA WATER.

4 HE subscriber would most respectfully inform
[ his former patrons, and the lovers of superior
Soda Water generally, that his founts are aga in
operation, and in order to keep up his well earned
reputation OF keeping the best SODA WATER and
most delicious S1RUPS in the citr is determined
Gf possible) to have it st better than heretofore
o. BOSWELL, Druggist,
Corner Maryland ay., and 7th ST., Island,
ap a0-1m Washington.