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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-09
BOOKS! BOOKS!

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lust received at no LeGlAirs Block.
Clsrk's Iowa RAPPORT vols | and .,
Green. Iowa epurts
Mouis Iowa Reports !
Iowa code,
Blaekstl mes Commentaries,
Wendell Black stoa.,
Coos upon Lttletou, .....=
Chilly On Bills,
. NassauS Practice on PhydA
Reaeh'sfa my Say.ict.l
Wood aai Bih,'sU y. D'spensstsU.
Dung iason's II I'm VI PLY lology,
Ca,psateT's Priaei pies of do
Isyior's dsiicsi Jars, prudence, '.
Ctitt his U Iivsrsai trmhlary,
sIes 1t on Disease, Of chill req.
Tae above ooS2. val b. sJli AZ EastsEa prices.
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40 RENT.

1 co GE c,utslninx eight ans roo ne,
Ave IN tao drsi q cor, folding door esAnse Ing
me psrlor with the dining room. cellar Iex14
dnisned, pspsr-d ana painted ID the best maanss
\ nne stable and carriage house; sill aate d Ten nus
oeio" la sni0st fronting the river. Pos pAsdsH-
lars etqulIr IkUkGE l.. NICKOLLS,
mh.3 tfAIain belew Second street, Dayenpon
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K9.L EsTATE.--We are infor ed that
Allen 4 CLARK have sold during tbs week
past. property Ia the city. accounting 70
a22, TOO
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BAN kERS.

BANKERS.
n&GALoT oohslNb
REFER ro-
Aess7s p CHoT9AeJE 4 Co.,
CAsaiEE AxERIeAn EIcHAssE BAHK, 1ofst
Msssrs. Txs,os u DArJxs, Baoksfs, -. Louis.
ASHER = rLAsTIc SAxE, Boston.
Msssrs Il. X. SWIFT, 6Ro, d JosNsToA, ChioAeo.
| Note. and Bills collected and proceeds rsDtseA 4,
any parto the United States
Bill Of Exchange on all the PIinsipal CttjM
of the United States and Europe
ao11Sht AnG1 sold.
FMoney rnlaased 70 Rurops In Sight H.i!a
wni.acaF BE reached 10 any town En .iae d, ito
iard " ale, Ia sumo Of 81 upward. ! 1o,s d,I
XkGUTOR's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
DURSIANT 10 an order OF the Judge Of PYobsle
Il oiseou County, will be sod q; public aue,tea
Saturday, the ieth day OF April next. q, i osconx
4. d. much OF tho Real kstato OF Jopa Heak.
enlvsiY. late Of Iiswford eonnly, hio, dec sasoA
as may be necessary 10 ssi,iy the claim sagaina ~
Bsiats Of ssid HecAsa lively, spoe niipg 70 he eua
OF THREE hundrra ard jignsy-ssven dollars and ~
chtrgs- OF administration.
hsid s.sate coDsists .! loss NO. 10 and he wes,
hstt OF lot No II in block No. In Green's ~ ad
dltion to the city of Davenport. ard the n Wand
The r Grs OF tbs r&f tas s w Or OF section
~ 5 east TEE ioIs riil be s.ia nrst on u. 4
enises; and, II necessary, he re 1,siacer ., ,ha
same ace.
FeF further par,!eulsss INQUIRE Of
GEO. r. wH1TCoaR, Xxi.
Esvsnr ort, March II 1857 dew
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NOTICE..

txrR hsv s.h,s day lssssd CLAsEs PATENT PLors
w Mi,t, coruar Of Perry snd Third streets TO
M-,srs Jnst c Harlis Co.. Ussctio&i miIlsEs Who
will couluC. the business. 0Eg IN for ire sale OF
ciurty ani township rights t0f taass Mil. for the
state 6f IVA and Illinois will remain at t8e Mill
nn;jIa JACOB WEAVE j. 4 70
NEW GOODS,
LARGk IL COMPLETE STOCK OF EVERY
n ihtng in the ar,cery and Drug Hoe, ist re-.
cyisrd and lor ga 10 VERY Low, tur cash. at .
nt33tt ALVORD Va. PATTESS.
LAW NOTICE
xrvR have mi, day admitted into our & N, Hon.
w JA, } LIssLsv, late Of Missouri, sid We
viii co the practice of the Law under the name
of Jun, tibIOS q nANoA1.
In eonseuusuc OF ,hi. change all parsons ndee ed
10 US arc 70. psctfulty but earnestly r.qies,ed t.
.ll ana settle, a. cur vld basinsss ASST sha sAsf
be closed. Viva y pA6Le"'
Aprl lsl, leS7-d3m
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n.yrxponr MARKET,

q mi ssas Coffee, Rio, l3@ls
l5I - Java, q" l6Gl,
u,,, ,,sr "a bu.h I 5'Molas,s,, s. II. u gal, 9Gg9i
"nsa' $500 49, Isl 40 s. H., s5uso
sps ,,OrallO q xal, Bsn
po.n'''' ssy0s6 Golden Syrup, :" 95giO0
S n' 35Sl0,viuexar Is@li
v ,asn, 20 . .5lsoap, IN. t@e
Hnto' a Isl andes Mould - i40SlS
Corn.Meal, ~ !. s isggsu
Salt \. Y. p Dbl, 200 S5ooi sperm s 600
= KanswhS q 5ush, .blstsrn, ~ . 4SggtS
Ground Alum, sack, 2.5lIeAs, !. H.
Lard, q ID, '.Stgla , p nilpps ssa75
S S1s. "dz, -. IatS sion, Linssed y gallon, LS
pils' - ny X I5aeIrurpeutine, Spirits, To97s
,,, 90, v A., a, s;,, "A N. lArobaeco q ID l295O
ipse'' e. sjapercussion Caps = 4oR5o
W, - Tord OO965otBuckets y doz, $2,50S2,.5
w. bn.b .iSl1 .lA Nails, Assd v kg, 4,5005,oO
S ot, nav 81 ton . lOO0Chee West. Res, li9l.
rna,Sv - lI,O0 Brooms, y Dozen 2,oe92,%s
Bacon R"1' i,sfs timothy Seed sa,ys per b.
s0sAt n.ansd,s " iAql i Usage orage ~ per ID.
, -, sa.d NJ per b Cl YER Seed $3.50
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100 Asrss uainprovsa LasA ssr sale,
tbs esAstlfafiAaa, esiag 10 sscs, It's, 3 q
1 only II nilss from the city and uilss froa -
claire; price reasonable and farms easy. Applr q
mhlA r. c. Exbt.
A HANDSOME frame house, q rooms, piseeontiy
~ slsustsd On east ID street, ls years leeea ~
ssle on reasonable terms.
also 10 acres be shful land on south side At rln.
ton road. 81 niles from city limtis; Ssrns sssy
Alsn, lot . IN block u In The 10 wn OF Ns,sas,
immediately Oh depot. This lot would b e4yea r.
sAsa aug, ,or I'D horse, eaxsy o. sspss3ss sea
maa App'~ &c rAn.
you EJ nd Lots for sals. hsadsomely ,isrsseA
- idsranl parts OF tho city. &c .kAOe,
Hotsl Tor sala.
sUPkalOR hotel tn sale In The eitv of L. rlsiss
4 nsmely, the BRATroN USE, hires stsfiee
ngh And 40 oAs me- nt stabllsg Tor ! large nnnbos
u horsss. DC. fhs price VI hls desirable holslh
bratton, Le claire or {. q. BADS Dsvsapsst.
Also, several valuable lots In LsesIrs = b. cold
on easy terms. 49, -
Also, several lots near depot, very beautiful snA
Will DC toid IN easy Ssrms.
Also. block lIs on Brady, Parry and lB0 feet Ave.
nue., being In Ls claire sth addition Dsvsupors
and south or J. c. Davies tssidsnes. md
cHARLxs GOODRICH,
GENEk Al LAND AG ENr
FL0RkNCB, NEbRAsKA TkRRITOlY
VIII attohd 10 the locating Of Laai Wsrrs.Ss ..A
the purchAse 81 slatus. Ands and Sovn ieSa - ~
ofaska or Wsstsrn lows. fsrsaas aesrlae i.s".
na,lot thereto van obtain Il By sddrsssins - Il
ABOVE. go nh15ilms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

AsTROLOGY.
IN SPRING STREET -CBAIRvoYANeF-NRS.
IN SEYMOUR She most celebrated medical and business
caryoynnt in America All diseases discovered and cured
advice business The fate and whereabouts
absent friends made known, &C. Satisfaction
Gray hair restored 20 s original color without fail
ire VARfCK sTREET-NADAvE MAR HAS
~ siudy connected with phrenoiogy which enables her
tell your character and circumstance What changes
before you. whom you viii marry, nA emit friends
% life. She IL aaplstcd hy no a.
The Wonderful healing csirvoyan IN the world abe de-
scrihea " durable, gray hair
70 It's original color. Thsis no humbsg They asonah ali
who visit them.
(tttRNOYANC m Y0U WISH TO Pfyr,
~ lthinr by eairvnyan power, you mus call npo,,
Mrs IAYbS the most ccebrNei medic. and business cla,r
ycyant America Office h Broome street sotjsf,r,io.
gwen remember, or no pay.
MILE MARGUERITE LANAROUEr WILL rPov ma
m coptot q ceuA, continue y m picture II past
aud future events and w fEUff a.
~ W o ~ husband by CnelosnSp specimen ~ yrlpr
aho lock - hair Address. viii g.uru g rp ufe M>ss
guvrIS L-,~f0ucr, DIesiway fo- suoo View s1A
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WATCHES. JEwELRy. sc.
yIrArCHRs, JEwELRy,
w SILVER and plated ware
Immense reduction.
= rer cent below the usual prices.
MANY LEWIS,
100 Bowery, corner Brodns street,
Their entire sock,
Consisting ~ the following arusles3-
Gold and silver w.rhne,
Prom the mos, celebrated nrss~-,
Cameo, coral and gold ssa
Vest shatshine and gusrl chains,
silver sna llssod ~, sets forks spoof~, .
Cake barAc~, walters cns'ora &c.
For cssh ohlv. $500 . ..
Ee BewSy, sorner VI Brsoms sss~-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

4 RESPECT ABLE GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO
n do general Homework in small private family is n
cook washer and ironer, the best city rete
renee Amply at no 7h st. near avenue c. Can be seen
DAYS.
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A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS COOK,
"A washer and ironer, to do chamberwork and waiting
assist in washing and ironing The best of city refe
given. Apply 81 Spring ST. first floor, back
tnr ix DAVIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

THE TRADES.
AN AMERICAN MATCHMAKER, JEwELLER AND
~ general clock repairer. wishes situation IN some re-
spectacle house IN this city, has been accustomed 70 WORK ~
an The above branches Western city has ul set -
tools times 70 suit the option % the
employer Satisfactory reference given. farhes may I'D
dress MATCHMAKER, box l0s Herald office.
A GERMAN gIfvFRsNITH WHO DOES Not UNDER
~ stand English, wants employment nnfrfsianas DIS
business perfectly aud all kinds of silver plating Address
e. H., boS tv1 Herald once.
rJ,o MIII.ERs-wANrED. ny A SINGLE NAN \
situation miller; has worked IN some y the largest
Touring establishments 81 ireland and France Address
French ~ Chrysie No objection ~ The South ~ west
yT,o FNGR tvERs.-wANTED AN ENGRAvER WHO
has been accustomed do general engraving ncluiinE
cards whom constant employment VIII be
given " W Gait Bro. jewellers 32t Penn sylvana av,
Washington ID. e. Apply " Fellows 60, ~ walden lane,
New yaN
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ITO LET-THE SECOND FLOOR OF HOUSE 81 AVE-
c. The will be moderate a small respectable
q mly. Apply the premises.
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r-xcFIIENT gEPvASTs-FPON ANY COUNTRY DE
~ sired may be obtained moderate terms AZ mORRI.
IOUNERT 90 = Jo3 broadway. entrance Franklin street
where but reliable servants ksp also male help
every description.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 4, 1857.
HELP wAyrED-rEMaLrs.

DRoTEsTANT GIRL wANTED-oNE WHO car
j. bring good recommendations must be a good cook
sher and ironer, wages " month Apply 40 Yves
St, south side between 9Th and 9th ases from IL to
=. NJ.
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CLOTHING, SO.
BIZ 0nn To INVEST IN SECOND HAND CLOTHING.
NO.OUU Gentlemen wishing TO convert clothing or
other nal property Into cash obtain fifty per ccn
more W calling or sending their address To JAMES MO
rooney, fTpis Pearl siree,.
(tLOJITNG.-LAnIES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
~ any 70 dispose az fair cash price for The
same by sending to addressing ". COHEN " Lsurens
street near Canal ~ West broadway Ladies' waited ON
by Mrs. G.
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an DFMANDE-uSE BONNIE DENFANT fRANCAIsE;
" ellie dcyra donncr DC bonnie recomrnandauons sa,
dresser pendant cettc scmaine a 40 Irving place.
TINE DFMoIsEIrE FRANCHISE DESIRE TROUyER
l unp place une amlle americtne pour enseigner
es enfants ellie naura aucune objection condre peu
i est necessarc. Sadresser l52 Fulton st. brooklyn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-06
By c, w. BOTELER, AuctIopeer


ATTRACTIVE SALE OF A SUPERIOR
"A STOCK OF BOTTLED WINES, AND LIQUORS, CT
LoGUE.-0n THURSDAY AFTERNOO, June lth,
commencing at O'Clock, shall sell at store No. 367
on Pennsy lyana avenue, opposite tue National Ho-
tel large and choice collection of rare Old Wines
and Liquors, Cigars, Sauces, embracing in part
viz:
Fine Old Madeira Juice. Madeira, Sherry and Port
Wines, MedOc and st. Julien Claret. DoOrdote
Iresou de Bouzey Champagne In plnts and quarts,
Fleuuokellery do.
large stock of superior Old BTandies
ScheIdam Schnapps, and Holland Gin
Superior Monongahela, Old Rye, and Crows Old
Bourbon Whisky
Stongto Bitters
Cordials, London Porter and Ale i'm pints
Old Jamaica, and ~. CroIN and Antigua Rum
Scotch and Irish Whisky
Old Peach Brandy
Old Julep
r, 4 full assortment Of Cross Blackwelrs English
Catsups, Sauces, and Pickles
AnchovIes and Yarmouth Herriug Paste
Sperm, AdamantIne and Tallow Candles
hne assortment of superior Havana Cigars,
Snuff, &c
Terms: $50 and under cash; over $50, thirty day s
credit TO rapprOved endorsed bearing interest
c. w, BOTELER, AuctIOneeT.
may I'D (UnOnl
IL THE ABOVE SALE WILL BIZ CON
tlnued on MONDAY AFTERNOON.comme
at clock.
je 5-St c. w. BOTELER. Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON A. no. WORROV
By A. GREEN. AuctIoueer

BY a. GREEN. Auctioueer
VERY SUPERIOR BRICK HOI-SE x,I,r
FRONTING JUpiclARn Sou ARE. ON Arm srRYkr
At AUcTIos.-On SATURDAY, the 9Th Instant 4
that handsome four-story, cerr and basement krcI
House, fronting on 9Th street, between north Dand
with the Lot which u stands, being north part ri
Lot z, in Square $50, having front Of 2 feet The
house contains all Is conveniently arranged
rooms, with large pantry and bath room inclusive,
with wide passage through the whole house, with
reservoir on the top of the house. The house is
handsomely paPered from LIST TO 4th story, and gas
fixtures throughout the house.
Terms {: One fourth, cash balance IN SIX, twelve,
eighteen. twenty -four, and thirty mouths, for notes
bearing interest from day of sale. deed gwen and
deed of trust taken. Title perfect. Sale positive.
Je3-d A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-06

EXPERIENCE Is the best evidence Of Madame
MOUNTS Consumption Destroyer.
Mrs. MOunt-Madam: I am happy to inform Won
the terrible cough and cold under which labored,
has been entirely cured and eradicated by the use of
dence recommend it to everybody suffering with
coughs or consumption. Z. MAHAN,
-r..- No. 1856 Chestnut street, PhiIad.
l have used in my family Mrs. Mounts Consump-
ton Destroyer, and testify to its efficacy in case
OF severe colds l s equal, II not superior, to any
purpose. Rev. JAMES Ross.
This is to certify that was well acquainted with
Mrs. Mount while she was suffering with the con-
sumption, and know this Syrup to be the remedy
that effected her cure. Rev. JAMES HANSON.
$50. -'''' '"" --'N' w.
For sale in Georgetown at F. A. Newman's shoe
store, NO. lis Bridge street, south side, between
ner of Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue. In
Alexandria, at Mr.. G. M. CasteInans, King street,
sole agent of that place. may 8-Im
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i've. hhe9matlc, Costive, Bilious and Delicate, ali
vt some days use will find renewed strength and
NE pervade every organ of their frames. Every dose
makes the blood purcr. The nerves commence in the
atceres and terminate In the veins. These pills,
nrst enect, act upon the arteral blood, increasing
the circulation, by which impurities are deposited in
the veins; and they throw eff such collections into
me bowels, which organ by the energy derived from
Brsndreth's Pills, expes them from the sy stem.
hen hrst used. the pills may occasion gripping and
even make the patient feel worse; this must he
borne with for the good To come afterwards. No
great good is often achieved without some trouble
IN It's ttalnment and tins rule applies to the recov-
cry OF health. Those symptoms only occur where
the body has long struggled under load or impure,
tenacious hunors. consecutive use for a few day
will satisfy the most unbelicvng of the great good
the pills are dong. The directions should be care
fully studied. If Understood and followed health
and vlgOr will. majority of cases be secured by
the use of Brandreth'S PHIs.
Sold at 3 cents per box at IS Canal street Brand
reth building, New York by T. w. DYOTT Sous
12 north Second street, Philadelphia, and by med-
cine dealers generally. nov 23-tf
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a deed of
i trust from David Jones and wife To me- will eX-
pose to public sale, on TIL URSDAl. the 18th day
of June next, at II O'Clock (i fair, If not, the
next fair day thereatter,D the premises, all that
part parcel of land wherein the said David Jones
now resides containing about ninety two and
which property formerly belonged to the late Doug
lass yOss. This property is most eigibly situated
for boarding establIs hment or female seminary ,be
ing Immediately on the Bal tlmore and Washington
railroad, distant about one hundred yards from the
Bladenslurg depot. The Improv eInents consist of a
large and cOmnodous Frame Dwelling, in complete
repair, and every necessary out building. The land
is admirably adapted to the usual productions of the
country, and at an inconsderable outlay might be
rendered most productive. greater portion being
with any situation in this country, and rarely is it
that property possessing many advantages is Of
ered for sale. The terms will be LIBERAL and made
known ON the day of sale.
n. c. STEPHEN, Trustee,
may 2-3tawts Bladensburg, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-06

IMPROVEMENTS AT rHE CENTRE MAeKvr
I nder the supervision of Messrs. Emery and
Towles, OF the Board of Aldermen and common
council, the Improvements in the Centre Mark,
wnlen embrace the erection of suitable stands Tor
,he country people, in rear Of the present marlet
house, from Seventh to Ninth streets and from the
present. building to Canal street. are being carried
INTO Fapid execution. This will have the erect
Wneh completed, of clearing the hue ksters and
. ma wagons which throng the south side of
me Avenue from Seventh as far MP as the corner
% Ienth street, on market days entirely off, leav-
ing that space for what II was designed rather
than the traffic king and chafering by which II has
oeen monoPoiized so long. We quote from the
second section Of the act which was approved on
the 10th Of December last, showing the duty Of
the market officials in relation to the matter
" Aud be ii enacted, That when the new mar ket
house shall be built the sheds, shanties and
stalls, now erected on Pennsylvania avenue and
along the line OF Ninth street, shall be removed
and ii shall not be lawful to erect any such buiId
ing on market space or in Pennsy lvania avenue
and it shall be the duty of the market master to
enforce this regulation,
tits expected that the work will be completp.I
about the first of July next. sLII '
CENTRE MARKEr.-The attendance was GOOD
this morning all around, of sellers, BUYERS, and
lockers on. The supply was very fair. with the
exception of fish Prices y-are a. foIlou.,. -...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-06
By c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.


A RARE CHANCE FOR A GOOD INVEST
n MENT IN SUBURBAN VILLAS, DAIRY FARMS,
AND MARKET GARDENs.-On WEDNESDAY Az
TERNOON, June 10th, at o'clock, | shall sell, ON
the premises, the track of land known ''Anacos-
"a, adjoining the farms Of Col. William Hickey and
w. w. CorcOran, Esq, distant about two miles from
Washington, and about quarter of mile from the
Baltimore and Washington turnpike.
This tract has been divided into five lots, varying
from II to S. EACH to suit persons DESTROYS of
securing sites for SUBURBAN villas dairy and market
garden farms.
On Lot No. 2 there is a dwelling house and the
usual outsudings for farm purposes. A part of
them have been recently erected.
The soil is admirably adapted for gardening and
dairy FARMS and eligible and very desirable building
sites are to be found on the property.
The proximity of these lots to town. the excellent
quality Of the soil, the abundance of good and
failing springs of water, and the advantages as to
health and beauty of location, combine to make
this properly one of the most attractive opportuni-
ties for safe and profitable Investment which has
been presented for long period to this community.
Pats of the division Of the ground can be seen at
store and, If desired, the whole vii be disposed
Of at private SAFE, # application is made to the sub
scriber three days before the day of sale.
Terms One-third cash; the residue a credit of
l. 2 and for notes bearing interest secured by
deed on the property.
may 22-eOd T.. w. BOTELER, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-06

NULTEE's CONCERT AND REFREsHMENr Room
Something NEw.-A. M .Vultee of New York,
isabout opening spacious hall in theStar build.
ings as concert and refreshment room in New
York style. Capital music, vocal and instrument
al comic and sentimental, will be dispensed each
night Abundance fee. We expect to 90 every
night.
/ For CoURr.-Mary Blackstone, who was COM
mitted to Jail last Wednesday night for turtle
hearing, was brought out Yesterday, and after a
hearing before Justice Smith, was held to bail
for Court, in the riot case, and fined $40 and 81 16
costs in two Corporation cases.
MARKET THIEvEs.-This morning a number
of colored boys were lodging about the Centre
Market picking up small articles from the bench
es and stands of the dealers. One of them was
taken but the proof being insufficient he was
leased with a lecture by Justice Smith.
ARMS TAKEN Possession Owe learn that
Maj. Bell, acting upon the orders of the Secretary
OF War, has taken possession of the Government
arms deposited in the Armory of the "American
Rifles" at the City Hall, deeming it an unsafe
place for them.
ANOTHER ARTEsr.-Isaac Lambert was ar
rested this morning by Officer Bird, of the Sew
enth district, and taken before Justice Smith, for
being concerned In the riots In the Seventh Ward
He was held to security for court
A SHOCKING BLUsDER.-A contemporary has
" cholera article'' i'm which stirring appeal for
so intended) is made to it's readers to .cleanse
your premises 30 but which the printer renders
{" cleanse your chemises ga
WATCH RETURNs,-wm Stewart riot secur-
ity for further hearing. Samuel Sheckles, disor-
derby; Sl44. John Smith, do: fine and costs
So4l. Thomas Cronad, do; do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-06
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TWO T\ND-STOR FRAME IInI-S

By A. GREEN, AuctIOneer.
TWO TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES AND
Il Lots on WASHINGTON STREET, BETWEEN 4TH
AND 9TH STREETS WEST, AT AUCTIoN.-On TUES
DAY the 9th inst, shall SELL front of the PREM
lses. Lot No. IN subdivision of original Lot No T.
IN Square No. 5l3, having a front on Washington
street Il feet, running back 20 feet, bounded lbs IA
feet alley the side, and I0feet alley the rear
with the Improvements, which are two two story
Frame Houses. containing four good rooms each.
This property situated the centre of the square
between u and III streets north.
Terms One third, cash balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest A
deed given and deed of trust taken.
je sd A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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wife of Daniel Wells, Of Alexandra county, Va,
aged IS years.
The friends and acquantances of the family are in
vIted to attend her funeral from Masons Island, op
Poslte Georgetown, TO morrow morning, at o'cl'k,
to Falls Church.