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IL The last rail has been laid on the Atlantic
and North Carolina Railroad, and the cars ran
through TO the terminus at "Moorehead CITY,: on
the I'd inst
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DROPosALs FOR STATIONERY,

y ~ WAR DEPARTMENT, June 2, 1859.
Proposals VIII Ice recelveds this department un-
til " o'clock on w ednesday. the Sth day Of June
instant, for supplying the stationery described IN the
schedule below for the fiscal year commencing on
the LIST day Of July next.
L ne stationery must be Of the best quality.
samples must accompany the bids.
The successful bidder will be required 20 give boCd
with approved surete for the faithful fulhment of
right to order the articles at such times and IN such
Quantities as it may deem proper and to increase
diminish the quantities below stated.
Paper made Of LINEN Stock.
Creams folio post, ruled, machine made, weigh
ing Ia pounds. per ream
- reams single cap, do, do, weigh
ing u pounds, per ream
lao reams quarto post do. do. weigh
Ing So pounds, per ream
~ reams note paper, per ream
do. copying paper, do.
do. bottlng paper. do,
10 do. envelope paper, butt or yellow, royal,
N dozen cards Perry's pens. per dozen cards
Dgross other metslIc pens, per gross
2,n0 quls. NO 3D. per ,Vu
per dozen
DO. erasers. ivory handles, do.
] do. ivory wafer Stamps, do.
do. cocoa sand boxes, do.
do. 4-bladed knives, Rodgers Sons,
per dozen
do. lnkstands, sinch, cut glass, do
10 do MAYNARD Noyes's or other black iLk
lnquarts. per dozen
10 dozen French carmIne INK, IN ounce walls,
10 oo..,.,., per dozen
2S waters. srge, for Department seal. per i.oco
~ pounds waters, common size. per pound
% DO. sealing WAX, scarlet. do.
lo do. India rubber, prepared, IN pieces,
10 ounces pOunce. per ounce
pecks black Sand. per peck
leo 10 d2 DO IN t ,sd ,,a ssoIted PEI dozen
3D. nvoiopes, IS weig hrg pou j, per ,OOn
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~ PUBLIC LtCTURES.-The Bible RS
lHS Hnman Traditions The truth as 1t is in
shewn to be widely variant from the faith and hope
Of SectarIan Theology; The unfulilled prophecle s
pointing to the coming OF Christ and his personal
reign on earth over the Nations; The introduction
OF new era IN the worlds history, being the Divine
generation OF society and the recon. tIueiion of hu
man affairs on new and Dl inc basis, Il c.. &c
DR.. JOHN THOMAS, of New York. will deliver a
series OF Lectures on the above and kindred topics
IN the Temperance Hall. on r street, beginning on
SUNDAY MORNING, June 9Th and cont nning
through the evenings of the ensuing week
Seats free, and the public invited To attend
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MARY DERWENT. by. Mrs. Ann s; stephens,
w author Of. Fashion and Famine The Old
Homestead" etc, etc. Price 81 IS.
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
il pSt S34 Pa. avenue.
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NOTrcr os r,i no, SlL lov, ~, ..,,

IIOTICE OE THE REMOVAL OF THE
l. 0tEiCE FROM rHE ISLAM OF
STATE OF MICHIGAN
In accordance with the provisions of thu act of
congress, entitled IAN act authorizing changes IN
the location Of and of ces. cd March Sd lass
Ii hereby declared and lde known that the Off ce
Tor the sale OF public lands Macknac, I'm the State
OF Michigan, will be removed to Traverse CITY"
july next. -
Further notice as TO the precise time of removal
Will be issued 10y the register and receiver for the
| and district. " e
Given under my hand at the city of Washington,
this 7th day of June, A. ID. 1851.
Ny order Of the President.
fHOS. A. HENDRICKS
Ies-w6w CONNER Of the General Land Offiss.
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any allusion in it to himself personally, and
answering in the negative, of course his appli.
cation was declined; it being the rule of the
Star Office to give up the names of any adver-
tisers to persons whom they may assail person
ally through the Stars columns, but to none
others. Subsequently, the card of Mr. Drury
drew forth personal illusions to himself from
the same individual, whose name is now, on
that account, of course at his service
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~ cry, Sixth street, between G. and H~Ice
ream and Water Ices OF the best quality, in ali
lty; Cakes Of all varieties. made of the best mate.
rials, sold lower than elsewhere in the city Al
other Entertainments ut the shortest notice and on
=. S.-Excursions, Pic Mics, and other Entsr
tanIncnts furnished with Ice Cream and Wsfer
lcas at 81 per gallon. Assorted Cakes Go cents DER
hundred. ma In =, 70
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Total. .2l3

Total. .2l3 Is
The excursion Of the Young Catholics Friend
Society of this city, on Thursday will be largely
attended, as many tickets have already been sold
The object, the erection of building for Free
school purposes, something much needed here)
commends itself TO the entire community
The City Councils meet tonight.
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GRAND UNION FESTIVAL

IY -
The Ladies' Grand Union Festival flor the Young
Mems Christian AssOciaton) will be held ri
PHILHARMONIC HALL,
p enl. avenue, near lltn street, on TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY. N d THURSDAY EVE
NINGS. June 8th 9th and 10th. All are invited WIN
wish to the most magnificent display of flow
or To enjoy the most delightful straw berries and
cream. Re freshments In every variety provided.
Esputs's Band constantly in attendance.
Tickets Is cents, admitting gentleman and lady
season tickets 80 cent?. Children is cents.
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BOARDING.

koARDi ~ PRIVATE FAMILY, ertle
"a s s ~ fanny ~ be acc onmodated with ir,,u'
WIN eas. $50, one Room. ID floor Pyice Is.,"n-
h, &c. NO chiliren In the Loase. Apply at 51S 81.
49," W" onu gu. les
ROWLAND's MACCASSAR oII ,,c.p -.
~ HAIR Store, near 18th street. - en-
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- N { IS REDU CED.

LEWIS BILLIARD SALOON No 80, D.
avenue, between "a and 9th streets IS u"
a INV IN complete order, having recsntl, $500
ADOPTED the latest improved Cushions FrfB
Dufng the GUNNER the p ice of aAAI
" Giants, sanes .o
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JUNES, 1853.
New York, N. Y..........cIear, very warm.
Philadelphia, Pa.......... cloudy, do. wind s
Baltimore, Md ............ clear, warm
Washington, D. C.-....... clear, wind w
Richmond, va cloudy, tn IS
fetors6urg,Va cloudy, warm
Norfolk, va. ..............th. IS, wind SW
wilmington, C.........c lear, warm.
columbia, 3 C..... clear pleasant.
charleston, 3. cloudy, tn ~, wind w
augusta, Ga. cloudy, pleasant.
SdVdhhdn, Va $4,000. cloudy, tn II, wind :
racoh I'd. clear, warm.
columbus, ia. .clear, warm.
Montgomery, Ala cloudy. warm.
Lower Peach Tree, Ala. clear. warm
Mobile, Ala ...,.......... cloudy, Their so.
Gainesville, Miss. ........ clear, warm
New Orleans, La..........c clear, tn SO wind F..
Frederick, Md...........clear warm.
Cumberland, Md clear, warm
w heeilng, Va.... ....... clear. warm.
stanton, Va. clear, warm.
ynchourg, Va. clear, ther. 20.
Brlstoi, Ten. clear, tn. -.
Thermometer, at noon to-day, e4o
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u NOTICE.
4 dE sale OF hne Oh Paintings, advertised TO take
place at Boteler's auction rooms, Iron Hail. IN post
p.'ned. on account OF the unsettled weather, until
w. dnesn11 morning, una q. II. at 10 o'clock.
Ire pictures VIII continue open for inspection
efch dav unit The dar at sale. ie 3
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ALIEN
Jurisprudence of THE Star.

C0rTfSp07'denre OF TIE Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June ;, ISIS
vote was taken yesterday on the acceptance
OF an amendment to the City Charter, extending
the Corporation limits west to HOon7s Run and
south to Hunting Creek, so as to include the
cemeteries of the various religious denomina
lions, and other suburbs which have hitherto
been resorts for disordery persons in consequence
of the fact that neither our city county officers
could make arrests there.
An exceedingly small vote was polled as fol-
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SINTH ANNCAL EXCURSION
Young Catholics Friend Society.

The stcNnler FkIW n n nv Nds Detn ellfaEeI lNT
an EXCURSION 10 the pavilion at IT,
GLl MOUNT on THURSDAY. ire Esf9eN
10th a stant. She viii leave Wash Sk4n17ekS
ington y O'Clock m, ard Aiexandria at So 3. m.
and p. IN. Returning she will leave 81, mount at
and .. m., conveying passengers To Washington
each time.
An excellent DINNER and SUPPER, together with
Ic' Cream, Cor feotonery, &C.. VIII be "
the lsdss Of 1T MRry's CATION 10 al who may
desire them.
EspuLa's celebrated Bend has been engas ed for The
OCCASION and the Committee pledge themselves ~
spar. effort TO render the OCCASION pleas ons
To all " ho may favor them with their presence.
IL Tickets for n lady and gentleman, DNF
DOLLAR for a lady, Fifty Cents for children aud
servants, Nv nty hive Cents. Dinner ~ cents sud
Supper p cent?. The pTaces DIS ba applied ~
the erection of 4 building 10 be used as n Free
Scaoo.
Tickets Ia be had of John A. MIlbuTn anl .. VA
liam Rowing. Alexandra: John y. ElIs. Wash
tngton and J. l. EIdwell, Georgetown.
F1schfire COmmitfee.
Thomas Coyle Albion Hurdle.
Michael ID. McOsker. je 3 cost
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TEE WEATHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Mors.
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about o'clock n m
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BIBLE SuCIETT.-The 22d anniversary
,IS OF the Bible Society, adjourned from last
Wit be heid next TUESDAY EVENING, at q
O'Clock, In the FIRST Presby Church, ON AZ
street.
Addresses will be delivered by Hon. John Thomp-
III, IepresentatV, on this occa slOn of the Amer
ID. d., of Baltimore.
An interesting meeting is anticipated. ie 5-st.
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RHEC MATISM, TOOTHACHE, COUGHS.
~ COLDS. &c. can be effsciually cured by Mrs
SklLLING, No. 273, corner of 18th and streets
upper rooms.l 1855
A GOOD ASSORTMENTO pAPERHANG-
"A lngs, window Shades, FireboaTd Prints, Paper
curtains, Picture Cord and Tassels. Also, a few
cholce Enkravlngs, handsomely vanished and
fIanied, for sale at j. MARkRITER'S,
No. 436 9TH street, 8 doors above
JeS-lw Odd Fellows Hall.
CARRIAGE FOR SALE.-A small family , ar
~ rage, little used, and IN excellent MN 3
CONDITION. IN every respect, NAV be haufsSNS&
Tor less than hail Its original cost. To be N0Se
seen al my stable, next to Mr.. ttengers near the
corner oil Bridge aid Jefferson streets. The owner
having no further use for the same. willing to SELL
SAM UEI. CLARK,
No. II Bridge and lS6 Green streets,
Je Dol Georgetown.
THE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE WILL
Il run as TO lows:
Leave Alexandria at 4, 8, 10, I2 o'ol'k 8 a8lherN
am, pa, and O'Clock p. m. t1z<-A
Leave Washington at q, @, ii O'Clock q. m, |, 8, D.
and o. lock p. m.
The THOMAS COLLYER, when on the route.
VIII run At opposite hours. + are IS cents,
naiey's OmnIOuses, connecting wit the PAGE
and Colyer, will leave the Capto and corner of I2th
street and Penn. avenue the same time the boats
leave Alexandr a.
jes-f RICHARD WALLACE, Pres.
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ETNE ALES.-We respectfuly annn,,no. =, -.
friends and the public that We have 81 Ia ~, ~
oSs nd ID fhsss large apsntty Of LES Of vaT
viii .marsntes e sAPLessy To our order, which we
ely tnat was ever offered IN tins market '''i
=, a.. po.sons wishing nice article of Ale can have
w kennett Burton Xxx Pale, India Pale Ph,
R .nppn s anu a, We also have a fine article of
attended to. ap %% V urue,s; VIII De
d,,S onson bOttlnE Depot, 81 Green street,
S.1 GEORGETOWN. d. e.
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nklG STORE FOR SALE An eligible stand.
- doing an excellent retail and prsscrIpiIUn tasI
hs'ss. s1tlsiactoTy reasons f,r s,-IDs FERNS
moderate Address Chemist !" on, Post ort,a
ma A-2awlm- ' ~ '"'S'
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ALEXANDRIA,.
,1fnce of TIE Star.

1OyIfNDOIAtHfofV LSt otUf
% H b. ALEXANDRIA, Va. May 10.
/. The cloudy weather still continues. and the air
Is far from agreeable There has been but little
Improvement in business during the past week,
the usual retail trade which follows the close Of
the fishing season, falling this year last far in
arrears to the amount Of previous years.
The recent sad occurrence on the Alexand ria
and Washington Railroad, continues to excite
talk in the community, doubts being freely ex-
pressed Of the justice OF the finding OF the jury OF
inquest. None, however, have the facts set be-
fore them As clearly the jury, and II Is reason
able to conclude that their decision is correct.
The Odd Fellows Of Potomac aud Sarepta
Lodges Of our city are making arrangements to
attend the Anniversary Celebration of that fra
terniiy, in w ashington, on the 18th instant.
The children attached to the cong regation OF
St Mary's church are celebrating, each morning
ut six O'Clock, the month Of Mary On Sunday
next a number Of them make their frst commu-
nion.
Alexandria Markets-Sugar sc 3Oa7.25; mo-
lasses 3la35c.
In port Yesterday, schrs Caroline Anderson n,
Baker; Martha Collins, Collins; Ann Eliza Mat
thews, all from New York. Sailed, schrs Sarah
Falkner, Terrell, Troy; Charles ID. HallOck. Hold
kimisOn; Timothy Pharo, Cranmer, New York;
George and Emily, Nickerson, Bath, Ne. F.
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AUCTION SALES. =
TO-DAY d TO-MORROW MORNING
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.


A LOTION SALE or THIRTY THREE
fSoI 20 g ACRES EACH Che undersigned re-
,Pectfuy call p9bHo attention their sale of Villa
LOS wnIea Giii take piaos AZ 4. Green's Auction
Rooms. corner OF 1th aud ID reefs, Gu wEDNES-
DAY, May - SO, at 5 o clock D. m
these LOIS arJoln UIlontown. oa the south side
OF the fdstern Branch AnscSJstia river near the
Navy, ara BRIDGE /; are high and healthy with Am
abundance oi hne shade trees, and good w,ter and
command strlkingly beautiful and diversi6ed view
OF the AEacostla AID Potomac river, WSshInf ton
Georgetown, and the surroundin g country The 10
city taxa,iou. snd yet with Convenient VI aikins
distance Ofthe omnibus stand. churches, schools.
market houses. DC.
The undersigned are now making handsome i'm
provemeuts two OF these sites for their ow resl
dences, and will offer great inducements 30 those
who wish 10 participate IN the enjoyment Of coun-
try home, the great advantan ges of which shou he
partcua y appreciated by PARENTS raising chi dreu
and pe'sons whose occupation ls OF cUnlDei and
sedentarJ character, whose health ana comfort
would h3 greatly improved bv the Invlgoratns exer-
else aCd rural enjoy ment incident to residence
the suburbs Of the city.
Terms Oftale For sums under TO- one fourth
cash; alrnce m 6, IL and IL months; a for all
sums over ) it0. one-fourth cash balance IN l. 2,
and years. All conve, ancing at purchasers ex >
peIse.
Title indIsputable.
Pats can be seen and further information obtained
AZ a. Green g auction store, or at the Union and
omce, 4Suta Seventh street, below r. street where
appointments oan also he made 60 and exs,nlne
FOX VAN HOOK
ma S-e1dSds A, GREEN ku..t
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nyElD.

ON the nth instant, in the 18th year of her age,
EMMA SERENA MOVES. daughter of Thomas
L.. Noyes, of this city
In Frederic. sburg, Va. on the 18th instant Mrs.
HANNAH RUDD. the venerable mother Of Capt.
John Rudd. u. =. Navy in the 81 ST year of her
In APponsug, Rhode Island, suddenly, on the 18th
instant, Mrs AN n 4, wife ~; Hon. VIM. ID. Bray =
t.,G, Representative from thessecOEd Congressional
di strict III that state.
On tho 18th instant, Mrs. ELIZA CROMPSTON
In Tie SD ear of her age, daughter Of the late Rev.
SAMUEL Magaw, ID. ID.
On the nth instant, in the 9th year of her age,
MISS MARY JANE MORGAN.
On the 18th instant, JOHN l.. FlTXG ERALp,
aged ~ years.
HIS funeral will tai place from the res denns Of
his brother In-law, No $40 q st eet, bet ween 18TH
ard 18th streets, This iW ednesdayJ Afternoon, at
IA o'cock: His friends and acquain ances are re-
specttu!ly invited to attend HIS remain will he
deposited In st. ariok's vault and will be buried
on Sunday, at S1s O'Clock.
In Georgetown, ID. c.. on the 18th instant, Mr.,
SAMUEL X RI NTXEi.. IN his 18th ear.
HIS funeral will take place from has late residence
corner of Markst and 9Th street. TO morrow fer
noon, at O'Clock.
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FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT.
Further Utah News.

II LORE, Nay Is The Republican has ,e-
ceveo the following additional pa rticulars 81 the
tan news hom Mr.. 6auish whe I~ft Camp
scott on tne i2th April While his Information
IL leaves no room 10 question tho fart th.} Eay.r
nor Cumming had entered Salt Lake CITY
Col. Kane. who was sent out a. a t,,sc. corn
missioner via California, arrived al Salt I.ake ON
the 18th OF February He remained there eight
days, and then proceeded TO Camp scott lie
afterwards frequently passed from the camp 20
q place OF conference with the leading Mormoas
outside of the city.
In pursuance az negotiations then entered into
Governor Cumming left Camp Scott for the city
on tue yin. two days travel from the city. He Was
accompanied by Col Lane, aud escorted by Poo
V', ho6 kNtll. Egan, aud other MoTmons His
ei.Nsi was anticipated at Salt Lake the l1tb, ,
s nanus"he apartments hsd been provided
A gentleman well Informed alou, ,he No,moo.
anu Jus from Salt Lake. told the Republicnnps
hio'hant that The gene al feeling n 40. CITY WAS
~ IavoI ol peace only portion OF the leaders
A scouting party. In charge OF 10 p Ftcti,no
about who's safety approximations had been feii
had returned 10 camp '
Provision trains for Camp scott left Fort Lar.
mi~ on the 2lih OF April. Col. Hoffman wa, 10
leave the next dsy.
Capt Marcy. with horses and mules and about
three thou>ard sLerp, was heard from on the
Cherokee tail. two hundred miles south OF Fort
Laramie. He had not been Joined by the troops
detailed by Gen Garland, bat was waiting their
arrival when heard from. His progress was very
Of May.
The mail party experienced heavy rains east OF
Fort Laramie, and report the roads in wretch he'd
MtssTs. Powell and Mccullough, the Official
peace commissioner. were met on the 9th OF Nav
twenty miles from Fort Kearpey
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AUCTION SALES.
Nv A. GREEN Arc,,on..

BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer
10y AUTHORITY OF DECREE OF THE
- Orphans Court of Washington County, ID, q .
passed in petition OF John Fisier, gusrdi.n al
John stopper, and Berna'd ieier, Guardian Of 40
seph 6eler, and others, affirmed by ah order Of the
Iircut Iourt oi The District # Columbia, I shall
sell AT ancilnn Ga the premises Ia The has hest hld-
der, on W EDNESUAf, the 20 day 81 JGLe. 1872 at
n'ciocL ia the afternoon Lot No. M Square Nc
~ lTou. ng GA Vars lHa avenue, south III street and
llth street last, Ia ths oIty Of Washington.
Terms at sale One half cash the residue in 6
moEtas the deferred pa, to bear interest from
the day al sale and 10 be secured bY the purchasers
note ar bond oi security 10 lie approved b, the trus
tee. Ii the terms Ot sale not COMPLIED win an
three days the trustee reserves the lEht to rese,
upon three days notice an the tvenIng Star. All
CONVEX ancng a. the ex pense Of the puTchaser
NM X. WOODWARD, Trustee
ma ~ 2aw&ds A GRERS 49,
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BY A. GREEN. Auct,opeer,
TOR re "a. r., Sal II E mars Eli I,


BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
MORTGAGE SALE OF HDUSEHuLDAND
NA KITCHEN FvRsITvRF A9D VALUABLE LIBRa :
RY AT AUCTIoN:-Dn MON DAY. the Gath day of
May 1858, shall sell al public auction by virtue of
a deed of mortgage from Hired Holm cad and wife
June, 1855, aud recorded IN Liber J. A. -. No 90
foCs S5, c., of the and esOr1s for the conn
~ Ol Washing ton, in the District Of Columbia TO
secure Eote OF said Alfred HOlmsad given in lieu
OF acceptance of j. F,isby, of N Norfolk, Virginia
on which the SAID Homead was endurser the nm
Signs &c No lib south street, opposite the smith
sonan Institute, at 10 0cocs, M, and da lily at the
same hour, until is disposed Of. an excellent as
snTtment 81 Furniture. We mention in part
Two hDe French plate Mirrors, 81 by So gilt frames
- with marble brackets,
Fine rosewood push velvet cGver cd Sofa,
Fine plush aud velvet beaded carved Arm Chairs
nanosanY SOFA AID walnut spring seat Chairs,
Mantle ChILa Vases and Ornaments,
Mahogany marble top Dressing bureaus,
MaHH8sahy ma rOie-centre and Work Tables, and
Mahogany Wa drobe and French Bedsteads,
Tap 'stry Chamber, Hall. Passage, and Step Car
pets. F '
Eipe Window Sha .ss,
Dlloioth ard Mating,
Feather Beds, Bedding ana Mattresses.
WIN general assortment of China and Glass
Kitchen Requisites
Also a va cabe library, consisting of about seven
INJURED volumes OF theological, classical aud mis-
Terms Of sale: All sums under S25 cash ; over s25
eIedit 1i 90 and 50 days for Botef satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing Interest from day of safe.
CLARKE a. SMITH, Attorneys.
nla 1910 A. GREEN. Auct.
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BY A. GREEN. AucuoDeer.
TRUSTEE's SALE VATUant Eppo

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERTY ~ SQUARE 625 On wSDNESANS Az
EkNOON. May 20 b, 1888, At 5sS clock 1 shs 1
sell Al HubIo auctI"n OF the premises u tie hlSb
dated MAY 20. iso4. aud duly recorded NAV sth Is5s
ia Ll2Sr 70 y c.. ore 81 the land records al the oUn
SON Oi square us, Slth the improyemsnts e.,e-
sisIins OF tw"Istory Frame Houses with 6sssmeTt
~ ,Naio AT fronts nUTth a. street, bftv,
North 'aplt.I and LIST streets west
IefInk 5000 ca "a. go OF wnIch to be paid st the
,t W SAFE lhe n HlaInder D, ~ and 10 months,
WIN h'tes bearing uteTest
r. payments.
Tue Trustee reserves To himself the rIghi IN
sc ihe dPrTty NJ tbs rlsk sni cost Of dsfaDltug
pbTchas9 a the terms of sale are not comp ed with
within three dAys from day Of sale. by advertise
p. Al. PEARSON. Trustee.
ma u dts A. GREEN Amor
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New York Markets.

NEw YORK, May 10. Flour is heavy with |.
partial decline Of cents; salas OF ~ 500 barrels
State s3 9OAsi.OOi Ohio 81 3Oasf as; Soutbers
81 iGaSI 10
Wheat is firm; sales Of 5000 bushels; Milw,e
Club 9Dc.: western red 81
Corn is stead; sales 5, 600 bushels; white fla
1hc., yellow 75c.
FORK is frmer; mess at SI7 Goal: IS; prime NJ
@lt -: Lard is buoyant at Hall &c.
Whisky is firm at Gle
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The Belle PANoRAMA.-Many will regret TO
learn that Williams great paintings at Odd Eel
lows Hall will he exhibited only two more eve
nin2s. Tonight and to- morrow nig bat will close
this beautiful and instructive exhibition IN our
city, as the Hall has been previously eng aged by
the Odd Fellows for their anniversary celebra-
ton, and they will require time to decorate it,
Let there ID crowded house tonight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-19

BALrIMoRE, May ls.-Flour Is steady: Howard
streetand Ohio 81 3! Ai City Mills SisSi.I2k
Wheat l. firm and urc changed: fair 20 good r, a
81 OOiSlIG; good 10 prime white 81 2Oasi %
Corn is tTmer; white 6laGaC yellow 66s6ec.
Provisions are dull and nominal, Bulk Pork
Ease. for sides and shoulders
Whisky Is dull at 20d2Oxc.
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NEW YORK, May 10 STOCKS opened dull hu
closed hrmer Illinois Central shares eOh: do
bonds e94; la Crosse and Milwaukee sX; Mirh
lgdn southern 2j4; New Work Central s5E; Pa
Coal Co. q; Reading 40S; Virginia 6's 92k
Missouri 6's "a