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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13
PENNSYLVANIA.


From the nl.a,Ipua sals,tn, sept 10
Ms ncedlea W cxpute the fat 70 speculate on iu
.usngency The money marx spps entity total ~ant
ndence IN ythns and every pod In the do
~ A., and ma., nor be Al ~ be,,b,. for a osy.,n1
snoos become much worse The fxlore Of the OHIO LIE
Insurance and trust oompsn, the signal, bu can
,uAroH be nled the c'use, Of The pac. lnde, d, 80
1oy any one 70 rive philooDb for tee
opsvsilng upea<ness We cannon ind the cause OF II,
erJ body IL feeling its ene5ss soms Of the osa
nan sfacuring me,csoule in sod, vn,se
oreeH hs e been quesuousd and whose
1890 are FAR above ,ner ia !, es nave beon obxsi "
The pressure Others In equally good credit
.sad with tqoaiy abundant rcso Aross hare thus
sy sustained ,nemselves bot have ben obliged N 40
into TIE msrret End OR enormous rates FOR money,
and nj, very tact tended 70 increase rtD further
tie dsu urt TIE panic NJ cctcr on eerson-;
nc un,rust~orshy, stand on ihe sane platform The
credit system. on mica The lie Of ousinss dependE,
sccus 70 oe. for the nme conpiceiy overthro-u.
white indvtauss have ruerec Ac1 % tnue W ,urer 10
this say the banks adopt the stringent 70
sussan AID iorsfy themselves and 10 tnis city, lss.t
bey All % sroag be oct o. he reach OF danger
Nee Sor Witch 10 n. sourse and head tuarsrs ~ 10,
Wsocxa upeasincss sue-s the Pnlase pha oanxs
a. sas ~ en- ,ssy. ss voc d,,
apoc the= from that quarter. wh le thGs lac bly,
sssvune themselves for their reflection, the banks
have been contributing greatly 70 The preva hns emoar
r.ssmese o. the public In Ne- ress, -i,h,n twelve
says endlng on Saturday the re3uoaon Il osos By
ass by nls Tune b su greater In N iadslph,s toe re
docson hes been In even greater proportion 10
rurs.ns us course. VIC esnGs have, no doooi'
. us and bard V veil how much richer they are oy
\ operation. Que thing b oertan- ne c'mmanty are
- yely suTevers nul there all po~erfu institution.
- NANTES. little ontdepoc 10 their 'eGuiar
NM and In eae subssnna pfospesy Of The cBuntry,
Ihere oas be nue hope u relf Their officers should re
n~mt as he hanks c,nributei originally very largely
10 the present trress. In the fash lines they we're
users aoeomnsaains brokers, railroad osroorsuons,
and al vbose excses q specn son followed by failure,
have led NE prevailing di.tvus. Merchants, manufao
b.rsvs on duee dealers, and others pursuing Legitimate
end oder Ne cuisines ofen denied By the banks
a hai very SINE II 70 this inpooeu, class OF business
ms.-tae M 10 useful ssd valuable 10 the nmunisy-
shaa ere sunerins % severely, and 10 W then that
a. ,srk. no ud sr~nd epo,ur sse N sut
ard support disposition " % this WILL a, soos a. 10
manifested me current Of dis,rus, ali classes sud
pst fair vy ior sne recovery OF healthy feeling
and general osnh sense
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ECApsi. 100000 90
We earned last evening, from reliable source, snst
SPECULATION has reduced - s,nsthins $3.50 CO.,
and deposits SO 900 or $50 600 .hst toe bts
seivaole are eve' $4,000 roere ~ss rua on the
bank, but lie notes bad been thrown out In SeS
Tok, and the directors determined - close
sh~tr DORIS temporarily undi tnev c'ud make
neemepis wond enable then pIrsue their busiocss
wbeut risk Of further interrapt n they hope do
very shortly
snoe wiring the above nnd the following the New
Ryuns wick NeUs.-
We regret 10 announce that the Bark Of Ne Jsr4ev,
located this city has been compel ed Suspend uAy
II rumored ri early hour ,his ne that
such q result Inevitable, out large ruoo or the
people Old believe the Az 10 o. iocx,
u We, sscerianed that report ou, mo
srspen iop--the nrancisl ~hica
txrerenced ell directonr o. NE direct or imme
aiaso Of the faare yet gnnrant Tue msns
rcrp or the bank re com nuntv Tor
eir int gritty uprgh and Feel assured Jsi the
puphc may depend he VI the rsdent Of
me hank thai bills viI uit-n tely be rcde-med We
urrc every holder To keep hi, Don't sacrifice
her they will all ne raid do lar fos dollar or this
hsve no doubt We refer the reader 70 the folio wing
cArd;-
70 rHE CREprroRs STOCKHOLDERS BANK OF
pecnlisf crmtina Ton ~ 4 1nhts"cas s1s
hes 'sef temporary snspensin
o. Tits hAnk Nv rr~yen purpose simply q siviss he
pubc holde's % Ills rot b. .armed AM no N
sA1-nos nem The; ste peri ely safe, 80 crsiny De
tegosnr- huniFef '.onssnd dollars WI i
our sotay Ave hundr-d 90 ssrd dollars
fs~ o.ys vi eAgse before snail an resume bu
JOHs Van DYKE, PreSdeai
Nsw BRusswIcK September 10, 1897
ne NssS Brun soter substantially confirms The above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13

Bark Crusaner RON euon--i.nd All pos ooss sdwts
Y rect
sAH4EI.
Steamships Alsntc. Liverpool: Vanderbilt Sn,hsrnoso~
ap. Havre Cahawba, havana ana Ne~ DrleAns ANbauna
ssvAnnsh Nashville, Chsr'-n.on 'am-etosn. NossIk "a
sind at sunrise. sw; meridian. M; sunset EsR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13
ILLINOIS.


v,sre 90 ! urs " wal ,teet ~ss r.gvaed a.
an iprsllIbIe baror,c. v, By which 70 Judge Of The
rc~dlfIon OF The busi 1sss ana TIE onsnces Of the
,rmrtyv Three vM . Tire, aud not mary
vher collapse there would have
.r.a,sr.a financial ruin a roughout the land Bat
80, 80 ,.l.n An ms r,re bat the great solid ere.ss
y ,e oonp,ry have sardE sh The force Of the EXPULSION
hose interests nov swous eoossn sAna ssss a
ali shs ,uas mod,o movements c oe balls and bears TIE
mort reckless among them have zone noye'eSy " ne
r.i and their power for misc oleI ror we pressu.
snSed We invite attention W AZ e. I,Nc sncn - nsve
made from the money Article Of the .Nes York busNp
ror o. saturday. "rbe ,tosk msska, ne tsJgovo
~ hear, "s troubled for want o money VI ne ln'e-
mi Tons adde3 W The -eekly siatement =. 'us
Bose, mot = dollar ven, 70 the Brok re- cn1d TO o
again Business, though sal usmPet Tor mtuey, gAn
Ne rapidly up speculation me feversb up 80
eo-ns STOCKS 90 not Indicate the testve csaduon
o. bs money nsrFel FRO day 70 day, muon less tbe -es
sssF y The bu,iness u he country The so gsmole'
have BE- able 10 CT great Cesi OF tampyrasy barn.
yet ga consoAaon V knpw uat mary 0f the n have
bcer wugG sA.ulary lesson TO- the fatgFe
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NEW Jersey.
THE BANK OF rev sEssKY.

Fro the rreaiop an i0au, SIT ii
me Bs OF Ne~ jersey, at he CIT o. Nss aruusw CT
b eportsd N nave ililed II crested b. special
$50, having previously been organ Esi unJer
NE general banking lAs lbs directors are jointly and
sevefsIy liable for The paw ment Of tn bills ADD
OF the bank and iireJto shA bee1
exbau.iec, the stooth isere eevetay hsbie In
4oout equal to value ~ the stock pecrveg
held by tue for he red-m ton Of mug bad
Upon the ni re of tne {, pay lie notes II
declared by the charter 10 ne nsove0t and 10 for hidden
any 70 ther bu The ar,erly stase
MADE up 10 the LIST Of Jaly shsws tne fidowisg:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13

Hon. DANIEL DICKINSON GsrrnG MORE THAN
HI ASKED FOR-fne OF the stnssea Ia case 81 Cr lam,
last week. In which senator Dickinson sss counrei,
made the trial and the 81 the counae the su c
OF some cnnver alton Outside he court mouse ebe next
day he was pus upoa the eand qaerioDe - !" the
purport Of his tie Id briefly what be had
said about the The enatoe AGED that else IA
sid
Wrrsss- No hing else OF any consequence.
DCnssos-But what did you say3 Let others 10, g.
whether II is OF Consequence.
wrsEss-I said noshing that has any nearing In TOT
case
DCF nsoSThe Court sir, will 20 able to junga whether
your tesiDon, has anS bearing upoo the oA'e ~sn
yor to give me the fest Of yons conversation
WrNHS-Why, sir, rea, ~ono rather DOT; II nsd q,
bearing upon this Gaze, steure you, Aet-
DICKINSON fRsiy e)-1 hcpe the Court ~ili not perD',
uself be Tiff, with us lme uaso1 nv tnase
fest eva1ions The wtpess is given OF this
ver,aion, and ,efses give the remainoe. call upon
the Court 70 compel rim 70 GDFh II
The CoURTIhe witness had better reoea ell ne sal
tina he remember
WnNRs-Wel, II must, will though 10 OF SEQ o.
what be TO thin trial l SAID air, lad res.ine
III kneon that you OF the moal Nina urad aoo
ovesbesrns hwyers, examining -itDaes, that eeer
put my eyes on and SAID furthe- that ~-re mi,
cradle old fogy, and soud never be President OF the
I'm ted States.
DiCKNsoN- ttyemblpg all With indignation
Resucuisns violently III appeal 70 The Court for otec
ton ,he' have M, 'his man here 10 Insult mel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13
THE FINANCIAL PREssURE.

ONE OF TIE ORDERS FOR THE ARREST OF
John THOsPSON VACATED.
suPsRIos Co.Er- sPsCiAL raks.
b Hon Jaase Der
err IL Morse Bvrtess osd OAeys - John TAompson
me Judge this morning direcssd tins, The motion u
80 the order of be grained ana the property 70 be
stven ur TO Plat Adams, the assignee
rAs Asnaolsdn Bsnk ~ john Thompson Neither CT
he having apreaet In this the lat two
vssks, the sase u SUI Posed 10 be settled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13

AL Christian Jrdgrs have favored nus mr. M pro
kctns Dses SatboH. me rebuie ny 81 Edward Coke
(whem y tho fashion IN deoy ~ emitting mis- vr us
y Jnoge 10 dseii npan nus fals proseGu or 1, tn
1iprsns Shepard, wb. trade sv--sN
bin for the Better KcsprE OF the sapossn nAmrbe's
On ] soe) an historic gem the earliest ssstats- =
this STATE cortain stringent sunday laws ana sn d. ths
Revived stnes nov IN src.Iaws vbirh, equal ~ sese
rr Of prohibition II rot Of remedy spc punishment,
those Of the Bee aw, o. The severity icy ac'h,ns
la len scySpA est But or this p how, vemayS, thew
are ethical and economical They or rate 20 protect -.
o. yktsn observer from the disturbances Of tne rcsane
ard vicious, and 70 p'oyne for bAkespss one dss
CT rest In seven (See Rcvisro Statutes 67s ruis mi
fern policy Of the In rctsted the sa,uc under
~hch This proceeding ID Instituted. ana tue statute
this policy and Ia constitutional ana clear in susa
ment
Mr. -eylor Ut the conclusion of the Hstrcs Attorney
svguuepi oorrec ed statement -birh n b.d n,sds that
members Of the Liquor Dealers A. soCa ion wsn'onlY vo
lated the law sufficient refutRiou Of that allegation
would be found In tho fact that he nish tnoe Ia
dicn EMS were framed the above Asenc alton, nnoOn.
ecious 81 the action Of the Grand Jury had passed series
OF resolutions mepdpg the liquor sellers To close
their places the Sabbath.
Mr. Tcmlinpon Addressed the Court ~ oonstterasig
length srguipg that the lac Excise law -. ., IN the
principles Institutions and o ihe spirit -
the srtion In reply to sasemcnt made by tue his
ict Attorney that In the Legislature tie City 4 N"~ YORK
ponentiy, he said that without Il he San would ne
. Donentiiy
The Ju GO took all the papers in the case, and Will un
doubleday render bis decision at an early day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13

AID 70 pre,t n, al offenders under This an" To present
10 ndls, Weesaer sIns NM sa no ID .ns day
seet for uuh nor nation by ashrs quessions" (Web
The section clearly shows tha The Grand Jury most
originate II would be heir duty, with lut recon OF
Lcsisture, TO ind indictments upon the preliminary
and examinations taken The special section must
have ~ special eec Intended ou, sihoei snis social
general 20 ser bestowed By ar Every Court Of
sessions shall have poser 70 inquire by the cshs Of good
mesuor, committed or uisble 10 such county"
Four,hly- Prsl minary arrest and examiosion pri
my con rssa Ss s 9Ss make
mslie. formed What arrests ave made, the Grand
Jbrcs tied up' oan offenders BY the mere inacon you
inap the fas hionabe nsdy- snss the Grand
Jury, and give 70 liquor dealers and drinkers satur
nslS and he bal -hioh magistrate NUT take u nsed
$780, bit The Court, on an original indictment, IN
rhl-rbe idea he, BY The Special Sessions act Of 1885
adjudicsbd upon BY . magistrate, 10 an extraordinary
conception and erroneous allegation, Judge Rus
.e has srs.sy charged 70 Grand ygr The meaning
orspce In vriins) made The party may land must
have Me opportunity Afforded him so do) have clio
ton OF trial ~ Special Seeaions But the power OF The
Grand Jury 70 spae (no, complaints but) indiotnenu
s,iD remains under Revised Ssiates quoted.
sixthyrhe ais, sco.Ion iorbds certain expressly
merssed persons from selling ituor Sundav. Az 10
them The mere prohibition, connection with the general
clause Of the Revised ssaates makes the msdemsanor.
lsen, 70 ooy,s'e any SUCH petty qaiosle
whoever ,haI offend against ,he provisions Of
this sectsp shall be guily OF msdemeanor, 40. eaSs
Webster, defining 1whocver-Any person without exoep
ncn; any person -tatevsr" Even n the objscpo were
and and tny innksep ers, and pers oensed couf
be onenoers this status but matter for evidence
h. trial ard not mater Of necessary vermens 10 TN
piesdos (wbartons Am g., Iaw, lSs The q ose uuon
ak IBIS Court 20 act promptly IN rebusing attempts bV
spscious and q depo lneenuites 70 override PLAIN %.
sc,uep,s Of Law While II true tina, penal statutes are "
he construed strictly none The hes true ths this ON
mus, he sensibe, and according 20 The Ordinary
rules ~ IT. m0osy The Judge than The nrv should
indulge Ia sPycpstonr Laws are " be sustained possible
The Washington union., 1857-05-05
OF FICIAL l..

James buchanan President Of Tie Tinted States Of Ameod
trtoa may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that Carl C.
Shottcr has been appointed consul Of Hanover Philadelphia
pennsylvan do hereby recognise linn such declare
him free and enjoy such functions privileges
allowed Tho consus the most favored nations in the United
States.
testimony whereof have caused these letters be made patent
the of the United States be hcrcunto affixed.
under my hand the city of Washington the Cd day
81 May 1857 and OF the Independence Of the United States
Of America the eighty first.
JAMES BUCHANAN
By the President ...... ....
LEWIS Case, Secretary OF state.
Jams buchanan President Of he United Stat Of Ameioa to all 'oon'
may concern
Sijtory evidence having been exhibited TO that Gregorio
nomnguez appointed consul Of the republic
tho city York do hereby recognise him such and declare
enjoy such functions powers privileges
consu Of the favored nations the Uni
ted Stltc'.
Whereof have caused these letters be made
eut Of the United States BE- hcreunto affixed
under hand at the city OF Washington the "a day May
1857 and of the independence Of the United States Of
America the eighty first
JAMES BUCHANAN
by the President
LEWIS Cass Secretary Of state
The Washington union., 1857-05-05
The Ele1rapA Lines Soall,., &c.

PHrIADELpHrA, May both the National and Atlantic
telegmphs to New Orleans have been down slcc Friday
This morning however, the National line is working,
and have New Orleans dates of Saturday They, hou-
ever, contain nothing important except commercial
ports:
New ORLEANS Friday, Cotton is unchanged. Mid
ding, ii cents. Sales to-day of 1000 bales of the
week, 10 600 Receipts of the week, $500 bales Stock
in port 100000 Receipts less than during the same
week last year. 1000. Receipts at all ports less than
last year, 45l 900 bales.
Flour has an advancing tendency. Yellow corn, rs
cents; white corn, so cents Coffee is steady. a
Saturday Sales Of cotton, 1000 bales receipts to-
day, 1000 bales; prices unchanged New Orleans
middling, IA cents. Ohio four Sc S7I. Coffee is
quiet 100 bags stock in port, 81 900 bags Rio,
III cents.
The Washington union., 1857-05-05
Markets.

New York, May 4,--Cotton is quiet-sales of 1000
bales. Flour is firm sales of 800 bbls State Sc n
Sc Is southern, 81 81 so. Wheat is firm-sales
nominal, buyers demanding reduction Corn is firm
sales of 5000 bushels; quotations nominal, and
holders demand advance. Pork is firm mess, S23 So
Beef is unchanged Chicago repacked, SIG 25 Lard is
steady at l4s cents. Whskey is firm at 284 cents for
Ohio Coffee is firm Rio, 10 lla cents. Sugar is
firm Cuba Muscovado, % II cents Spirits turpen
tine is buoyant at 4s9 cents. Rosin is firm at 81 80
81 95 Rice is quiet at A So cents. Freights are
frmer
The Washington union., 1857-05-05
OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following the numbers the Maryland Consolidated
Lottery, the Pokomoke River May
1, 1857;
81 25 70 ls SO 40 81 5s 65 SO 10 As
following iearsco
terry cliss lol, drawn May 1857:
IL 45 27 So 6 so AZ 43 80 23 81
Tie following numbers Consolidated
lottery Mary Consolidated ot
Maryland class IL drawn May 2, 1857;
10 ca III IS 2l 80 80 Is &C AZ IL
The following paapsco
terry, class lo2, drawn May 4, 1857
46 IL n &C As SO 20 81 43
..t r. FRANCE Il Co., Managers.
d. II McPHAn, Commissioner.
bit
The Washington union., 1857-05-05
Indian Morements IN Eowa.

ST. LOUIS, May 4.-The Democrat contains advices
from Fort Desnones, Iowa. to the 9th ult stating that
from five to six hundred Sioux Indians crossed the Dcs
mones river in the neighborhood of Fort Dodge Sat
urday Fears entertained that it had been attacked
the force at the fort insufficient to repel such
body of Indians Companies organizing to go to the
assistance of the fort Several families had taken refuge
Fort Desmones and the greatest CONSERVATION pre-
vailed in the neighborhood
The Washington union., 1857-05-05
The RaiLrnnd DiMcnltu.

BALTIMORE, May 4--p m--1hc railroad difficulty is
not settled but there is prospect of speedy settlement
Several military companies started out this afternoon,
but returned about O'Clock mmolested
The Washington union., 1857-05-05
The Meic York Police.

New York, May 4.-Judge Roosevelts injunction
against the police commissioners has been dissolved
leaving the commissioners at liberty proceed bust
ness
The Washington union., 1857-05-05
Fire in Norfolk.

,NonroLE, May 4--Ihe stables belonging to Harper &
Parker, and ten-pn alley belonging to Capt Guy
entirely destroyed yesterday morning. Seven horses
burned Loss 81, 900 No insurance ..H.
The Washington union., 1857-05-05
By TELEGRAPH.

-Four Days Lag from Europe--Arriuoi ef he Indian.
QUEBEc, May 1.-The steamer Indian, with Liverpool
dates TO the 23dht arrived here to-day She left Liver
pool on the morng of the Esd The Hermann left Bre
men on the 4th but grounded In the river near Wad
derwaden, whore She remained at last accounts. The
steamer Leopold Irst detained at Antwerp IN conse
quence of AN acci,snt
There is no political news of hostile character.
The English journals classify the House OF Commons
as follows For Pamerston 265 ; Derbyies, 22I re-
formers, 10 libenls and conservatives, 53.
The French government have resolved to adopt the
English System of transporting criminals.
The Grand Duke Constantine was received at Touon
with the uIual honors
Accounts from the French manufacturing districts are
unsatisfactory There has been considerable decline in
breadstuis, owing in TO the large stock OF
wheat Reports from the growing crops most favor
able.
The Mexan difficulty presents fair chance of pa
cfc arrangement.
The four powers have drawn up protocol presenting
terms between Switzerland and Prussia They disclaim
any intention o attempting to enforce it, but II refused
will do all they ON TO prevent hostilities
The Russian Rt OF Salish has been captured by the
Circassians and tA garrison murdered
The markets ae generally unchanged Cotton was
dull and quiet quotations barely maintained
three days Is 900 bales including 1000 to speculato
and 500 for export Orleans middling, 7sd.; Mobile
midiGng 7sd Uplands middng, I'D Flour was
quiet and unchanged Canal, 2ss. Sos. Ohio 3Os.
Wheat closed with advancing tendency. Red 7ss. a
SIS; white, 82s. a 9s Corn had advanced Is. Mixed,
ais; yellow, a2s 32Is. white, 3ls. a 35s.
Provisions were saady
- Sririte tiirpentine, t0ls Rosin 42s
The weather fav0i.Lle for the crops
Money was slightly more sringent Consols for money
93d
The Washington union., 1857-05-05
o + FICIAL L..
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
March H. 1857
hereby given holders stock the of the United
TINT this department will purchase the until the l day Of
unless tho 81 900 shall be previously obtained
pay, from tho date of the
dividend together with days
additional money reach the vendor following
rates of premium said stocks:
stock of 1912, premium Of 10 per cent
For premium of 10 cent and for
the 1850 commonly called Toxas Indemnity Stock premium
Of per cent.
Certificates department. under thsno
assigned the United States by the party duly entitled
o proceeds
for the stocks assigned and transmitted will be made by
Boston, New York, Phinde
pha option tho parties entitled to receive the money which
expressed accompanying the certificates
HOWELL. COBB,
Mar 13-dtlstJunef Secretary of the Treasury.
The Washington union., 1857-05-05

LNOR SALE OR RENT.--That desirable brick
dwelling the east side OF Congress-
Road Georgetown Heights The house
necessary buildings.
by feet deep with alloy running
whole length The south side of the
Adjoining properly have building lots which
reasonable Title ndspuable, and Immediate
possession given.
further particulars apply my Office pQte the Treasury
Ap l1-duh BR OkE d WulLlhf5
The Washington union., 1857-05-05
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

'h' Cree Of Ge Hghayr. The Navy Department
IL" reason to believe that the of the Hghhyer,
"''Ncd on the coast Of Fomosa, have been murdered
Instructions have just been issued TO the East India
'u'ron to proceed thther and make thorough In
yeStgation.
The Washington union., 1857-05-05
~ ENERAL WESTERN LAND OFFICE.-Fill-

| ~ ENEIsAL WESTERN LAND OFFICE-Fill-
more Osborn, 4 Co, Mn and Second (up
s nearly opposite the Julien House Dubuque Broom 0
Co., 90 Clark street Chicago Illinois, loom fIusey
Keouk Iowa. real estate stock and exchange brokers will
their prompt the sale
negotiated; locating lands
warrants Win locate time, Joint account
Every location made from personal examinations only
paid, &c, &c, SC sH
NBA property left with for sale required placed
Chicago Kokuk giving
seller ilrcc markets. Correspondence solicited
IN 2S-d3m
The Washington union., 1857-05-05
BY J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT PUBLIC
sale-Under direction David Stewart Of Baltimore
attorney Ba
viii offer public auction, the respective promises,
Wednesday, May 9th 5 O'Clock tho following lots of ground in
the order in which they named viz
Davsons subdivision square No. 2l1 fronting 27
west north streets,
running back III feet inches aolcc alley containing a27o
square feet
square inches 18th street. be-
running back 2i0 feet inches TO 30fee al
ley, containing 6,i90 square feet.
Lots 81 2s 90 and 30 in vsons subdivision Of square No 67
fronting west the of north
back feet 30feet alloy, and containing
each 3l20 feet
Also 49, Daydsons subdivision OF No 340 front
inches 9th between north and streets
running back 90 feet 5e alley and containing
ground tU
These lots all beautifully located and the sale oilers great in
ducemcnts persons who desire ane building sites,
purchase money be paid
residue mstaments twelve and
eighteen approved
purchasers failure comply with the OF within
the property will be rcsod his risk and
These lots win be sold without
lc which indspuabe, reference he made to w s.
Cox OF Georgetown JAS C. MCGUIRE,
May
The Washington union., 1857-05-05

JNNGLlSIl AND AMERICAN Table Cutlery Al
bata Forks, Spoons &cWe large o ogorss
Harrson and other approved English we'll American table
cutlery,
Also the best quality cf slbaa forks spoons &c .
NJ W. GAIT a BRO, Jewellers,
May 5-3t 324 Pa avenue between 9th and 10th streets
The Washington union., 1857-05-05

rTNHE CONfPAGNIE LY0NNAISE, No. 81 Boule-
Il ward des cpucnes Paris SILK sun lace, novelties Of df
textures ready made articles printed musu India French
cashmeresTbs house the most highly recommended France,
considerable establishment Europe
Importance s
by grandeur of having
different streets CoMAGNIE IY0NNAE sell
thus bringing purchasers
the manufacturer enabled them great
advantages than other establishment
April 10-dmf a#ts.a
The Washington union., 1857-05-05

NTANTED.-Per desiring to give private din
wv parties be supplied with arstass French cook
% for bis services on application at
GATHERS RESTAURANT
Dec e-2awSmf 252 Penn ay. between 18th aud 18Th,