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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-22
SPECIAL NOTICE s.
NEseley,- lleaIlnE aea ssrsnn,heninx

ms sasse i popular artels for Bors crns, Rheas
tsse &C. Are yons hands ehappea o. rce.ts n % use
zsFvsirs Assiiag 0i.@sAs Ii an ezeellsns remedy
for sneh parpeses
FOR sale b 7. Il. LOG AZ co.
nes-i B-idre Corner Druggists
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GrS. WALKrn's srEEell. The papers brought
by the steamer Texas flom Nicaragua report the
following speech of Gen Walker, delivered at a
public supper:
Gentlemen Whatever of history belongs to
that name, Whatever of the future ii may be as
ISOLATED with, It owes more to the aid received
from the wisdom, gailantry aud daring Of the
gentlemen with whom the individual who hears
thas had the good fortune 10 operate, than to
any merit he. himself, possesses Cheers
An indisidpal, whatever position he may hold
Is great only as the principle he represents
makes him great II Is my good fortune to be
the Representatives Of a principle with which you
IRE Ill imbued2 principle that cannot be COM
tined 20 this or any other spot-it Is as broad as
the universe, It Is the principle OF universal
ireedom L must continue 70 spread not only
until II embraces this continent, but the conti-
nents OF the old world. II win change old sys.
TENS and reinsi gorate new races; and, tile old
World, receiving new impulse from the actions.
Of the New, will extend 10 us the paternai en-
braces Of universal brotherhood. Loud
cheeringl
Alter the General had concluded. arhe SOL
diers OF the Nicaraguan Army was proposed.
and drank with loud cheers.
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1aluable PFoneTtY for 5ail..

THE suhse45er oilers AZ rysse ssie me iSosean
TIE corner o. Fourth and oune me home Aas ~.
occupied Tor several boaTiir hop.s
% te eis and 4 well eitsisr for hoaFig hs.
er second class hetei rs close HeEaiss,I
Depot desirable stand for eIskr N ~
aeeyr yarpsses. Terms aesoiataodatine.
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RHEJMATYSM

4 cass q TREE 1foarts' el-sef 81 RERH4 YES
HOLLAND 8gTTERS
GzoarE u. fsES5-zsos, % fsszbGrSi, says=
aftsr sarE:as far three viii Esssa.aa..sr
part 81 the ts sesereiy esnne ne 70 ny beI
haEs been eassr eurea bv using BsHayss Hortssr Blr-
zEss have had one afsaes since. found aIuest m
reief n the ssze seiesae IL IL in nv opinion
sare remedy Tor Rkeunztisia-,,
e.rzlos prevent imposition. be eazefal 70 s.s for
BrriHve-s Eaiiaad Blssers
81 her sostls, or six bottles FOR IS, ~ the
asepEistess, BESJAsTls PAGg. Jk. Co.
MannfAetsizg pka-.naeeuttsts and ci.eussts Pittsburgh
Pa-,aas b LAUGHNSe BUSHFLELD,
neti5 Wheslinz, Va
nALLAi:D's SEW HAIR DYE.-Is would seeH a
Balr had fsna tie eaeale.l n he ma
tai eeierHs principle Of the hair. Certanly me fie
lasrens browns hek ipastsl By his Hair De are MOI
surpassed ey shs iyng hlss ;ey pefec.l initiate His
Preparation deserved tie premium /. oh.
feeeired frcn ne most eminent chemists ). ..e ,tsa
States roTS lrndasr
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Latest News
=. T.. GRIRRaTHH a.-s

tI.ATE OF Va fIfNfIoy 9Iy,- n, I. ~
annoalces 70 The =: ~ yys..tins
sS3sis'c, Il .nas y VIII open his NEW AUCTION
spliss Old et i gii
Of the kind IN the fs.sf ss.s ,sss estt ilta1'
Corisi soTieiies5 e.,. - :. =,
attention 70 business In al cases AZ s'
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5ssyysn. A. Isateheior,s Hair Dye.-Hair burned
or injured By other atei yaresated hair, all
stored and made beautifully brown black. without
chance Of injury, By BATcHRLoR the Wig Factory.
broadway, where II Is made sold spilled private
rocHs Aeonnterfei. article Is which win possibly
ceye, unless special notice IS taken The steele engraving
with gM a BA-cuKIoh upon 1t. sold By
1T. Il. LOGAN 4 CO.,
oce9:1m Bridge Corner Druggists
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Ambrotypes for 81.

Ambrotypes for 81.
PARTRIDGE, At bis ard spaeion, ms, Win fae
ties for operating and arrangement Light equal
country, superior any in The city
producing these beautiful pesnres which
In the country He Is prepared Ambrofypes
they can be sentby NAL without extra postage.
them In oekes and pins. price Dasuereoypes
Pictures made for asspeenens exhibited
and warranted 70 last for ages unchanged
AlkInds Of materials used the business for sale.
side Of Main above Monroe over Marsh
Ta5ior'snev store arslg
THs orkslIon sETflrp.-ADAsfs was awarded the Erel
prepiHm for the es Dagaerreotype likeness me late
Fair city Also, premium display OF Da-
sarr.eosypes HusprED DoiIans Wan be as
yfs N ylrginfd who equal his pictures. either
Glass or silver plate Call Gallery street..
corner Of union.
sspe. and psasevsaphs- oe:ii
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1rEMs

CARLTLE i working on his farul--,etting pen.
ink and paper alone, for a season. Takes great
delight IN feeding pigsand, Says recent visitor
s'talks quite nationally
THRRE are rurnors Of projected visit next
spring, OF the Grand Duke Constantine to this
country, with 4 feet. The Grand Duke is con-
sidered rs the eagle Of the Imperial family and
Of the nation He profess great admiration for
the United States.
Tue Trenton State Gazette says that = portion
Of the Americans in that city have nominated
Commodore Stockton for President and John
" Bots for Vice President, In 1860
TIE Lexington MOI Citizen, Of the 9th inst,
noninates the following ticket for 1860. For
President 3lilIard Fillmore, for Vice President
--Ednard Bates
The New York Express expects 70 hear that
IN some of the rural districts movements are
being made TO select for the ensuing year
preachers according 70 their politics, The dues-
ton is not 50 much what a mans religion. IS
rs what his politics are. w NAV expect anon.
10 read votes thus from the yestries
Congregationalist chureh-For Fremont
preacher 10, Fillmore g, Buchanan .; no
choice
Methoast i Fremont preacher o, Fill
more s Buchanan 10; no choice
Unitarian-For = Fremont preacher 70, Fill
more 3. BnehanarA; Ere.nonter elected.
The 3lr. Strickland. who yas expelled from
Mobile, charged with selling abolition books.
has resumed business, we see out in Milwaukee
TaE Washington Star say fewer members Of
Congress have as yet made their appearance in
the city than At any corresponding time in years
gone BIZ.
The St Louis intelligence SAYS: sit Is almost
incredible the amount of gold that has been
poured into Kansas from al parts Of the county,
IN view Of the sale of the Delaware lands "
are sure that not less than Sl,p00, 600 have been
sent 70 Leayenworth by st. Lonis brokers alone
The Hood to Kansas Is not entirely oyer,but al
most; for parties are beginning To conclude that
there's already more gold gone to Kansas by
tcnfoid than viii find profitable there
The New York Sunday Is becoming more like
that of Paris than that Of any American city.
The Express says that on Sunday last, the up
per part of the city looked not alittle like race
shops free and opens target firing aud cunning
doing large business, and, at night, dance hou-
ses and free concerts lively and noisy till late
hour The Express thinks that if the Free Soil
pulpit should rcbuke these things it would be
told That it has no right to say word, having
itself commenced the work of desecrating the
Lords day by Introducing politics into the
pulpit
A gentleman writing from Chicago says;
Real estate isquite active here, aud some fine
| speculations are being made gentleman
/ from Virginia, few weeks ago borghta piece
of ground outside the city limits, for which he
paid 800 per acre and in ten DAYS, time had
subdiyided it into small building lots, and sold
nearly one-half at the rate Of $1,000 per acre
His profits viii exceed $50, 600
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NJ - @ RI
TO THOSE USING
STAR AND ADA MA NTTNu

IJI1 f-lsS.T
eiiE attention Of the public 4 invited 10 M f,.t hat
mast Of the Star and dafaantiae ssrles ofEss a.
:. -. = y ElScI KNIT IN WEIGHT,
20 lilat what Is sold it f,yt.sa
y n'.ssn ounces and marked $50 MS nm sAor.
not ian upon tie iF6lessle Dss.rz ~; .,. u -. 4,
s3s upen se s BY
on -ts1iih more ths HEY rrceiv.s - iss ~
INT have Ays made Their Candies faii s
70 ie pound. afi packages al The rel
st.en may BE ~ tstlrg feI Gs thsr
~ ne enah thena to oiIr an aits
~ y, y, 70 any IN tie et solicit lie pairs.-
an y tsio desire study nser own nttlsi
.s - rs satee tliet ercourage dealing
noxio PRooroR 4 CANDLE
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Flower EooIN.
IMpoRTFsD Ducii Iiyaenth<, Tulips SnoEdrops MARCH,
i PEGS Cfcers. &c II planted November. they viii
flower cary the Spsig These roofs we're irni1or.l b.
Mr. werdrop, Of PittsSars aud are srrnted For sale
by the Package ). II. CRUsfBACKRR,
nos1s-ivd ~ ss5a No. 1T3 Main Street.
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:. JOHN . 3 8 2. HARGREAVES,
u N q - N N A LIZ re 49, - = = - =

syrt,s.t Hg Z 8, Hsis srIssxT, NIssr1rSssy1 =
an Retail dealer IN Paints. OILS Sash Door
Nin1ow Glass. Looking Gi,iss-s
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NOTICE.

10 re Lossrs Of Home anads fanuta,tura
<-,u,.sr, I. mi re Public IL general.
LA K s.il IDS lT,siress of Mars.
S6s,dr, domestic Hosiery for Men, Women and
, 81 snser wear at his stand No ieT Msia s.,
e g pisase @ see his old csotness and a. many nss
Q,.ality. all work warra4tri es% peins o. ehs ~
Inc special attention Of lie I,,ife.t
,nient OF Line BLACK LAKES uooi ssneoe
leels q has ever been e5ite n ss piS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-22

~ pnrellasei the entire stock Of A. Vincent,
-nl made tinEortaot heavy adsiitiers t,,st b.
az S good and selling st iodef.
my Old siss ss a. sase Of t patronage q
store = -~ ~ $3.50 = -Aiy, Ill q. NJ nss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-22

I'D -, :. q Uferinie Cnrhoffenn. Rrl
sso'lani B.tfers, uooaanas eernan sstsa,
and sssss Tnsetre Citrate d siasssa %
~, nc Pills and 0intne1t froii.s. tEr.
s foIreaa5 dteratIse Balm EirctTf an iyrs
all OF DR. Jaynes Afeliicinss AMI r1st
sissSs q l'sandy eqrai 10 any IN
and Tor sale AZ The aud freseTi,t;,n SID
fuSDENBUIsG I ROBBIE
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w-p6ors open Il oelsee psrforslales % commence
a. ues2s
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NOTICE

fAFI:SG sold out my el,jre st,l :, o,, ,,,
mend ~, 4s e NJ John Z Harereazes seon
IstronaEe tlat extended 70 me- IL e - ~, -
my esa ssasis, No. 50 Main street. = = =
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PROFESSOR W0oD,s
HAIR
R ESTE R "A Z I " Il
IT HAS WoRKED MIRACLES

al the Bald and 6ry can be resso-ed perfectly 70
original color 50 fteir lotts are cor,
esrnsd does not admit Of doubt; cure every
POS disease 81 The scalp whether developed
in possib failir ening as
Y nervous or periodical headache, and II used
vice week by the Young, regularly, wiz reserve the
and keep the hair from falling any gnabIe age
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-22

49,. = I, ,.,a,,s LsgansPorfs las june 1875
49, GESTSYourx the 18th came duly 10 hand I'm.
closed please ind dollars being ne aonpt for
Hair Restorative i have sold II an II
YOU choose you may send six bottles Hair Resto
wye thnlI can sen Il. Il has worked miracles In MS
500 man ss II bodies, that xas bald and II
fetched new hair out all over his kead
Yours, respectfully,
II. III. EiEIDLEY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-22

TnE MfsrEi.Iss OF a San FRASctsco Cosvrsr.
"A correspondent Of the New Orleans Delta,
some interesting revelations concerning monastic
life in the Convent Of Franciscans, which has
just been suppressed in that city. The recital
seems to belong rather to the fourteenth century
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In compliance reansss, ri,as ~ The pa
irons OF the Drama. the great original ply Of UNCLE
TONS CABIN win shostly. be psodncsd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-16
POLITICAL ITEMS.

The american State Council" of Rhode
Island yesterday ratified the nomination of
Fremont and Johnston. The attendance was
thin The Fillmore men withdrew before the
Council proceeded to business.
A State convention of the Democracy Of
Vermont, to nominate candidates for State
officers and Presidential electors to be SUD.
Montpelier, on Friday, July Is, at II O'Clock,
a. m.
The Louisville Journal does not suppose
that, in the event Of Col Fremont's election.
the South would at once and for that reason
secsde from the Union, but it has hardly a
doubt that the disruption Of the Union would
be the inevitable result.
The Fillmore men hold a convention ut
indianapolis, Indiana, on the 10Th inst, for
the purpose Of forming a Fillmore electoral
ticket. The Know NOthings at present have
hardly an organization in the State, they
having been swallowed up by the Republi-
cans, in the nomination for State officers.
The American party" of Georgia, who
were not represented in any of the National
Conventions, have just held State Convention
at Macon, which was attended by 26S dele
gates, representing si1ty.fve counties They
nominated Fillmore and DOnelson, appointed
full electoral ticket, and adopted political
platform.
One of the Tribune's kansas outrage"
manufacturers, is getting discouraged, for the
want Of material. Speaking of q Kansas
company on the road, the writer says
81 almost hope to hear that some Of their lives
have been sacrificed, for it seems as if nothing
but that would rouse the Eastern States to
act"
Two incipient statesmen were arguing the
claims OF various statesmen for the Presiden-
cy. Said one Of them:
What claim has Fremont for the Chief
Magistracyr'
This was apparently a stumper; but after
scratching his head few moments, the Ere.
mont man replied.
"Wby, he has the Mariposa claim!''
The anti Fremont man gave a prolonged
whistle, and incontinently sloped. -Dstroit
NeecS.
The following is the present political posi-
ton of the Boston press For Fremont-At-
las, Bee, Chronicle, Journal, Transcript, Tray
elIer, Telegraph. Against-Post, dem. Cou-
rer, Wing The Herald and Ledger are
" neutral Both, however, incline to Bu-
The Advertiser 10 straight Wing,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-16

RAISING OF THE ATLANrIo's SAFg.-E. P.
Harrington writes to tho Detroit Free Press
from Westfeld, Chautauque county, N. Y, on
the 5th instant, as follows:
According to promise, send Won a state.
ment Of the facts in relation to the raising of
the Atlantic's safe. The Atlantic was sunk
by collision with the propeller Ogdenburgh in
1897, three miles off Long Point, in 10 feet
of water. We arrived on the ground on the
18th of June; spent one day sounding the
wreck and getting our vessel moored on the
10Th made the first dive; landed upon her up
per deck, near her quarter At the eighth
dive was opposite the stateroom that con-
tanned the safe. The rest of the time, until
the 18th, was busy in breaking the window
and castings. There was no door opening out
upon the guards On the 18th dive got a
line fast to the ring in the lid, but found the
hole too small to allow the safe to come out.
On the 10th, l took a saw with me and sawed
through the casing of the window tried to
break 1T out, but could not. On the 18th,
made line fast to the casing, and it was bro
ken out by the crew of the vessel from above.
On the 18th, l made my line fast to one of the
end rings and it was hauled up. 1t it need
less to say that all the stories Of seeing a
"beautiful lady," &c, are false, as it was
dark at eighty feet, and all the work done
there was teit out. The apparatus used was
Wells Gowan air pump, from Boston, with
one manufactured and owned by M Quigiey,
The armor was common rubber one, and
not protected by copper, as stated. I suffered
no inconvenience from the pressure except in
two or three instances, when my head piece
seemed to be filled with bright electric sparks
or, In other words, 'saw stars When that
occurred, Immediately gave the signal and
came up"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-16
GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENTS.

GEoRGErowN, July 16, 1856.
An attempt was made, on Monday ight. by
some incendiary 10 fire the ice house of DIR.
SothOron, situated on Prospect street, as also
the carpenter shop Of Mr.. Jno. Cameron, on
the Same street. The fire at each place was
discovered by the neighbors in time to pre-
vent any damage being done
We are pleased to see that Mayor Addison
has sufficiently recovered as to be able to re-
sumo the duties Of his office.
The examination of the pupils of the female
department of the Georgetown public sch DOL,
takes place on Friday, the 18th instant, at 3
o'clock. This school is under the charge Of
Mrs. Fauquehl, principal, and Mrs Z. Walk
or, assistant. We understand that it is in
very fOurishing condition, and that the OK
animation OF the pupils this year will show
that 1t is really accomplishing the purposes
for which it was instituted. We hope our
citizens generally will manifest sufficient in
terest In Its continued prosperity, as to en-
courage the ladies on this occasion by their
presence
Forrest Hall was literally crowded on Mon.
day evening by the friends of the pupils to
witness the examination and other exercises
Of the Trinity school. The boys and all who
took an active part in the exercises acquitted
themselves admirably. The following pupils
having distinguished themselves, had award
ed to them the premiums: A. c. Mcdaniel,
John Sis, t. Offut, John Bateman, John AID.
ANS, Francis r Jones, John Stanton, John
Mel aniel, John Woodland, John Magee, WIN
Poor, Charles Semmes, and Julius F Warner
About fifty handsome premiums in all were
distributed.
The larger pupils of the same school drew
again at Forrest Hall last night, large audi
tory to witness their dramatic performances
Everything passed OF well, and the audience
was much pleased with the evenings enter
tainment.
The last foreign news has somewhat de.
pressed the -four market, and prices would
doubtless take downward tendency but for
the small quantity now in store, held as yet
at SO 75asl for good standard brands Some
new wheat has come in and found market at
SLAB for red, and 81 5OaS1 60 for white
SPECTATOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-16

WONT TRY 1T AGAIN, PRoBABLY.-The Cam
bridge Chronicle states that few evenings
since grocer in that city, while busy waiting
act Of putting an egg into his coat pocket
Keeping an eye upon him, he waited till he
had appropriated fifteen in the same manner
The grocer went outside tho counter, stepped
quietly up to the offender, and with both
hands squashed the eggs as they were in his
pocket, and then turned him out of the store
Something of yellow tinge was seen running
from his coat pocket over the legs of his pants
as he made his way home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-16

By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
VALUABLE BUILDING lot On 10th
street, between q and II streets north.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 18TH at6k
O'Clock, on the premises, | shall sell part Of LIZ
No. IA, In square 3i5, having a front on the west
side Of 10Th street west Of 20 feet between q and
stress, running back 100 feet, containing 2, 600
square feet
The above described property is handsomely
located, and in rapidly improving neighbor-
hood
TILE indisputable.
Terms: One third cash; bal nee in 6, IL and Is
months, for notes bearing interest, and secured
by deed Of trust on the premises
All conveyancing at the cost Of purchasers.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
jy 10-d Auctioneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-16
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


NATIONAL LIME KILNS AND THREE
II Lots of Ground al Auction.-On THURS
DAY, the oath instant, shall sell in front Of the
premises at O'Clock p, m, the property known
as the National Lime Kilns, it'll the three lots
on which they stand, teing lots No. 2, g. ard 4.
in square No. l2i, containing about 80 600 square
feet Of ground, on which are four fine lime kiIns,
with commodious sheds and every other conven-
fence.
This property is at the corner Of north ID and
Goth streets west and New York avenue.
Tile indisputable.
Terms One-nfh cash: balance In 6, u, IS,
"a, 30, and SO months the purchaser to give notes
the day OF sale. Adeed given and deed OF trust
taken. A. GREEN,
jy l5-d Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-16
Gen. Perslfer T. Smith in Kansas.

CHICAGO, July l6.-Advices from Leaven-
worth Of the llth state that Gen Persifer L.
Smith had arrived in Kansas The citizens
waited upon him, and asked his protection IF
their lives and property against the armed
band of marauders south Of the various river
towns.
to eTans sunb ne no
bands alluded to we're regularly enrolled
militia, acting under color of the law, and
that the people had no redress with the ex-
ception of civil law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-16
DIED,

On the 18th instant, EBEN SAGE STEVENS,
son OF the late Com. Stevens. u s. n, In the I'D
year Of his age
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral from the
residence Of Mr.. q. ;. Oldfeld, No. ISL F. be-
tween 18th and 10th streets, on Thursday evening
at S O'Clock.
In Georgetown, ID. c., on the 18th inst, CLA-
KA BROOME, youngest daughter Of James T..
and Columbia Atchison, in the 5th wear Of her
age.
At he lnfrmary, on the 18th inst, Miss ANN
hObBS, aged between 50 and 20 wears
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-16
BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
T1NEESERVED SALE OF EXTENsIVs

ByJAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TNEESERVED SALE OF EXTENsIVH
u Assortment Of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Geods.-On TUESDAY MORNING, July
22d, commencing at 10 O'Clock, land continuing
from day to day until the whole is disposed of
shall sell, at the store of Jas l. White corner OF
9Th rect and Market Space all his stock in trade
containing
Shirtings, Checks, Boys wear, FIannels, Sheet.
ing and Sheeting Linen, Tickings Huck-
aback Towels, &c.
Embroidered Han krchiefs, Collars C himezettes,
Sleeves,
Swiss and Cambria Inserting, Linen Cambtic
Jaconetts and Tarltons
Great variety OF plain and fancy Dress Trim
mings
bonnet, Dress and Trimming Silks, Satins
CoPd and white Grape Shawls, wooden do
Assorted plain and plaid Merinos and Delaines
Black and white Bereges and Tissues
Back ALPACA, Liste Thread and Cotton Gloves
Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Threads, Knit
ting Cottons
Mant las and Cares, Hosiery,6c
Together with many other goods not necessary
tc enumerate.
The sale will be resumed each afternoon at
O'Clock
Terms: &25 and under cash over that sum
credit OF 30, Co. and 90 days. for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes bearing interest
JAS. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
~ l6-d (Unton6Orqan)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-16
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF va u A b
Il Building Lots at the corner Of Sd street
west and Ill street south ct Auction On
SATURDAY, the 10Th instant, l shall FELL, on the
premises, at q O'Clock p N four beautiful build
Ing Lots situated at the corner Of Sd street west
and H street south, having front III street Of
loo feet and on Sd street of 81 feet iaches con-
taining between Is and 10 Thousand square feet !;
all the lots run back to a 30 feet alley
This property is very handsomely located and
will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Terms One-fourth cash; the residue in six,
twelve, and eighteen non'hs, the purchaser to
give notes for the deferred payments, bearing in
tere ON day Of sale
deed given and a deed Of trust taken.
By order Of the Trustee
jy li-eo&ds (Organ) A GREEN, Auct