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'I'HERE ARETH0US ANDS I'm thisSt1te suffering
i for want Of Scientific medical treatment. and
you fe.r 10 apply TO Physician. because lhey have
been deceived or their friends have been, by some
of tiie dnHrlataus h iGtest the community ard ~ho
publish themselves us good phy -cilIs, professors,
etc. To all ,nch W" unhesltaiiHgly recommend Df.
& Yong. Ply -iciun 10 " nom al aan plac ron
al-. ce Iieis man of eminent and profound
-tity. o good surgeon, an honorable man. and one
ALn'e u -ympa-hi-o wi,h persons IN atlicuVn. lis
.tsu sltgasa raystc'an ahd gruilem.n ure b1ih
.iifau,e,.d-th.dr. first by h,s medical WORKS. which
.ft an hor totHeIr autnur nut ihr eyt-nsiy- md
hl.-hiv surcpsshl course Of practice with VIII 20 he
.a- been hunorei since his advent 10 fat 2. Hnl
.h, hv his numerous patrons ana large cir ce o.
acq tsiu,ances,
ruF4ENnTR-Tha nr J. q. You1y's ofi,n for
kk the treatment # Privnte Diseases, T. ai the cor.
or a Nonigo uery and California st., san Francisco
RE ENKFR-Ih4t Or. Yuung want. bo paiients
upt a. se flly capable OF apprcc aiint and disln-
,,i-h,ry th.. service. Il Feeal4r. thorough bred
ph,s.c an, from The pa!t'y unlearned aud triaing
lusck.
REMEMBER pr Yonng IL the only regular
r pit,s.cjan advertising 10 cure diseases OF impru
dencc
ENENBER-Th7t ~ Youngs remedies and
treatment are ea rely unknown 70 All "ihfrs pre-
jared from Hfe spent IN the great i1.p a'tt hu'
rppe an the h-sl 10 THIS country tr'n pur' ehemi
Gals imported
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N. corner Montgomery yandWashington Sts.,
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DAlLY RECORD, 070VlLLt.
Dliy state Jon'uul, sac
enquirer. Narys,illc;
cp blicau ~hseta;
tI.ILpu. DnWulUVlilp:
liu n, Arg Is, piuinas;
iriuuu, Siu lose:
tfcfHid, uburu:
CutuIrr. Nhukce Jimv;
7 mon : cmo crai ~nDurn
Californian, Otuv liz;
luirpcudrDt,~nu Nn ireas
riHC,rIr-ps. AHburu,
ilrlnoCrnt, HchcNillc,
Gazette, san lrundcu;
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TrE'VtRE OF INrp-Irl .N.--lD consequence
y nf the wide .rr..td rci. Nritv ti bR. NuUN ,.
re'oe~ou~ iupnstDr- htrr -p l"'' ry'-''uc", pro-
'rudinr go hr perfect Wa-J'r-ut 'hr h"o'uE Hr aui
Dol. .,c -...r. raed jn Imposing upon % ;rW o' Hn
Wury- rtv r.. Persons l-l tHE 40 O. 'u.lIi 70 lhN~t
,isn. 81, i br very careful hrR they lU anutru
in he uuh-hrl Tu.encnls Of -.trh ch'rlH'1us for
iueN are us uu4crlbneu- lU sHth statements rs IN
their practice Of Wni'rlur. aud very unsafe Ia
'trusi They wiHr-r ttrc. iyoNou hl false rrrIir"'
procured FROM "druuk.r loH(.t-' Whup"rlurc them
selves 70 get money t9 satisfy tine cr1Niug- IT dt-.
t.ased appetite. N h.r slDu p.1rk gains NOut con
lenrr. h~ VIII then da-. yuU with iu"rrur, and r'her
puisn ~ Drug. and aIrr they i;Vr robbed yuu Of
,ou- money tul lriH-,i your r"usluon, lhcy VIII
ra-t vnu NJ with me- charge that You have not tot
wed his tree urs
The Only VII, onvti1 such imnos'er7. is to con
-ult Or ]. .N. Nmn,. the "iopp-r t1v-fti~ g Physi-
chm nf 'aHfoynia AtH mr.llr- n' tha Nri.cn ,tc.
lt of this -'r. llsd 20 igep~.ss ti' NJ
nHlrrartice thtt ha. ctus"i - 20 rt -ufl' ing in
his country. 50 wns unanimously commended that
uU the afflicted shuutt c0u-ut ~. Young. ~ he -
me oulS REGULAR physician uo~ advertising ia Cali
furit ai Others n ht. line being q urkk ard impns
tars. and are not io Dee trusted. TheNhfiicei vii
please trkr notice lhnl Iher, WAS not dPhs-ican nj
the meeting Wno h d ever seen or heard of u sn.le
case If mnipra~tcr rom Dr. Vonng, while not one
fthem hnl had seen number Of cases from the
foreign quacks, who van tingly set forth their
pretended yirees IN the pnoIc prints.
= The above tlc', 81 iul be borne in mind by ell
seeking mehc assistance
Thank heaven, the arr getting thoroughly expos
ed. aud II viii not be long before iGey will have tn
q, the country 20 avoid he just Indignation II IN
outr4ged puphc Then VIII Htl good people Il RnS
Or Young r his continued ehortstu banisn quuck-
cry fro u oar nid-t.
DIR YOUNG can be consulted frouiS " 10
VI at hi. office. coru,rof aiornia aud Montgomery
sret- over thp pnCtgc ,tpre-s udce. san FraHc -cp
All letter. encl shg the usual lee Otsl0, viii meet
witT prompt attention.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG,

LatoProfossorat theJniyersity, Penn
Co1 be touad al TIE mid >'5rj, cor9er of
.NoHfcomery and CdiIoruiI Ste,ts, San
Francisco,
Wherc hecqn Nc-onsu.iet nj va'el' "ud vi'i 'tr
gtuo~t r.ufd, poe hv thr afflicted 80 n' hoprs daily.
from A. N..up'iI4 p. M. ,Uurc-l l,Ways cu.ra1t,rt
ar uo pay etuired,
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MEDICAL.
DR.L. J. CZAPKAY'S

- IysrITTrrr Sar-1,rartn street. below NOrf
4 -, onnosita pqrifr Mail Star v,stin 90 = ofisn
~ r,sncisrN v aIifN-nq Established IN 1855 Cor the
a-n.,ant crrn nf AZ r-ivotc aud C5~"ui, Oi-ooso7
6ssat phvsirIfn. y J CZtrTtY. u. late v 'ha
,t,,g.rsn Revolutionary War. chief PHYSICIAN ia
~ soh pagrnp1, of IIonveds chief STrgeo0 g." th"
Military Vnsni'a nr oesih UuHGarv and late lecturer
4 ~ diseases OF womenand children.
xvyorTp trpr.TCTrn M III ~ tpv ~ CON
be consulted qthis Iusitr.e COR the cp-" of G'l
,rs = ,rivlo i'sneses. srrh "a svohis C0norr'c".
yortu,nal v-ssions and all the c"nson Nerr.s ~
-, .h,sa In the fra sHgns ot Svnhilitr or Como
i Assld,anses. he grarartpns cr-a ~ faw dnvs
;,ho, In caron"e tn tho nNtion w hiudrence TO
NJ. hnsnpss. Whnn narinnt wv nag oct or innDron.
:, ant has devalnned the sncnndarv symptoms
N aynhIis surh az hlhoes nainfrl swel'i"~s an
me orons vie evsin the 'h-Nqt and n'Se. which If
,nt checked. DESTROY the soft parts and cHu'P N"
hnes IN -,or'ifv sppq-a'n anl ~n'ne aw9v. leavisr
hs.nd,rer IN object hideous to hehn'd: or when
hfoscbes ard ni'unlas hreak mt unnn th"stin or
,her he hqs nainrul swellirrs unon the hnnes. or
vbe, his constitution is injured to nredisp"so
"a .,,suun. m o'hor constitutional Diseases the
Doenr crarqn'nes n cur" nr nsks ~ "onnensP''"".
m ptJE'M ATTSN chronic or arutn : in nNSFN.
TgRy or NJ \ppHnEt. he hns sHfa and eFoctua'
s.red;es Fcr tho treatment of'ho corsaGuenceS uf
AN ahuse such ne rorturaa omissions rprvnusnnss
tn,t,ty heodacAe Mains in the hqcE Hnl limNs. with
seneyaI weak ness loss # momo-v "irrv 70 tho sight
esa conf Ision of '"as hS'ikp r'r Soriev
and feelinp Of relriness of ife with the nprro"s
re,a, az xci,eNIe that slght uoisHs shor stHr'r
the ,a,ient maxine his pvis'cnre miserahe For he
shove mai,d,es the Doctor wiz gIra'teo u r"rp ~
,sk M CON nensaiinn. = c'n ho cNn.rl'ei FREQ of
,hsrpp anil IN ves all t0 ra as il will rost them
AIap and NAV be nurh 10 their advantage Office
hnrrs frnr' 4. ". too p ".
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/ The New Ycrk Weekly GOLDEN PRIZEis one
of the largest aud best weekly papers oi the day An
lnpetlnl Quntu containing ct Iht pages or forty col
umu~, of entertaining original matCr aud elegant y
! illustrated every week,
4 Gitt worth from 30 cents to $4,000 co IN gold VIII
he presented "a eHch sub.criber Immediately ON ru-
{, ipt OF the subscription money
one copy for one ytur.. 81 90 and gin.
one copy tor iwo years. 90 ard gins.
one copy for three ycnrs. 90 and gifts.
ono copy tor Hye years. 90 and D gtts.
AND TO CLUBS
Three copies one year. s. 90 and gifts.
Five copies one year.. 90 and glus.
Ten copies one year H. 90 and l0LIits.
Twenty cup,os one year. 30 90 aud u MS
The articles 10 be distributed are comprised in the
follow ing list:
. Packages OF gold, containing. $500 90 each
; do do do 300 90 ench
10 do do do 100 % vHch
Ia pntrnt lever hunt'g casd watches 500 90 each
20 Sold wdlchcs...... .'''...... - uu eath
90 do do ..................bo w "hch
200 do do .................al 90 ohth
800 ladies' gold watches .....,.,. ~ 60 each
600 silver Watchcs..... 100. $40 te % 90 cnch
l1un gold guard Ncst fob chains 10 Ia 30 Ca each
Cold lOckcs, bracelets truOrhes. ear drops, hrrusl
plns, cuff p,ns. sleeve hultuHs. shirt studs. watch
keys. cbld ami silver hmuits aud variety o other
articles, worth from 90 CO., t- To al rAch.
immediately on receipt ut the subscription money,
lhr suhscrlher- nnme viii hc entered upon uur sub
-cril II a. book opposite a number, Hnd the GUT cor
responding with that number Will bo forwarded with.
IA one week. u the suhcuorr, iy mail ur express,
post laid. All communications should be addressed
lu E(klr 60,
- and 81 Norat builinr, 395 Bnoadwuy, New York
specimens cumpl To- ~onl rec. ABcnts wanted
[Iy Iy-lam-isl
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BATHING ACC OMMoDATlONs
Connected with the House.
Shower Baths Free!

FRKEPAs7AGR in the Omnibus TO and from the
boats Look 10 the name on the Omnibus to avoid
imposition
By unTrmitiing attention sud untiring efforts 10
furnish the greatest amount of comfort sud conyen
ieuce NJ extremely low prices ths prnpr hopes TO
merit continuance o. the increasing paironaRe that
The WHAT CHEER HOUSE NJ present - JOYS
For The accommodation uf minsrs nnd others haS-
Ing money valuables there are Two large sales In
the office.
Thrrs - an extensive Library and Reading Room,
well sppplied with pa e's perioiic Is, &c.
TtlR HOUSEiS GPEN ALI NIGHT.
aD- Travellers will please 10 remember that there
arr no runners connected with this establishment
iel4-3m u =. WOODWARD. Prpprietpr.
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Cancer Cured without the
Knife.

Nntk-Ths - the Dr. nnvls who pcrfnrmcd g
many wonderful cures ut his Office 5O1 Broadwu,
Now York.
Ho,ic. IN a.. ntI so.,.... D.u-.r.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence Of The Star.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May %.
The election Of yesterday passed of a. usual.
few fights In the vicinity Of the polling places
were the only exceptions to the general quiet OF
the day. The friends of the candidates exerted
themselves to the utmost, and quite large vote
bears witness of-their success in bringing out the
voters. The result is complete defeat Of the
candidates who expected success merely because
Of Partizan nomination, and the election Of
nearly every candidate who ran without party
endorsement The victory Of the people in this
local election over party organization is not less
complete because two gentlemen who accepted
the Know Nothing nomination were elected by
their own personal popularity.
The American party nominees Were For Sheriff,
ii l.. Monroe; for Clerk Of the County Court, q
P. Wise; for Clerk Of the Circuit Court, r. A.
Sinclair; for Commissioner Of the Revenue. Geo
Dufey. The other gentlemen named I'm the re-
turns below ran without appeal TO party predilec-
tons. The Tesult sums up as follow:
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New York Markets.
EtHens.nf
AUCTION SAIM

DUBLiC SALE or VAIUABLEL Land &C
W. be- offered az public sale On the 10Th day {
June next, the valuable state Of the late { 9
iaiiserTo, on tie Rarlfsm River, IL the lourty OF
CriI cp =, and adJolnIpg the Rapldam Station o.
s:h a. RaliIcad. Tic Rai!road passes through the
fa'fn anu me S'stlon is Cnls = few hundred wards
from the mouse aid burn. this Farm, situated "a.
Tue beautiful aud fertile valley OF Ga. Rcs-dam Of
IeIs rare crpofintIfr e. purchasers. IL ~ IA hns
siate OF cultivation, surrounded nv good Farus
and most desirable relg IL conta ma $50
acres o; Land. and has on II a large DweIng-house
repair.
Al So. AZ the same time and place. will be sod = d
the Personal rropert, OF the es ate exoept the
negroes II s. 5 TrAaiiiiAAFFttRRR sn4 Admln'r..
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An UNKNOWN correspondent sends rs the fol

An UNKNOWN correspondent sends m the fol
lowing clever thing as being original We can
not vouch for its originality however, as its author
has not chosen 10 make himself known TO us
How PoDsERs FELL IN Love WITH PHHBE
WRIGHT, THE MILLBR's DAUGHTER.
When FIRST | saw Miss Phoebe Wright
She vas the "ball-roo belief
Her ey es than diamonds were more brisht,
Her neck than alabasteT white,
Ger which, as dark as darkest night,
Her raven tresses fell.
When'eie she danced. Tom, Dick and Pete,
All thronged around In shoals,
As If IL were heavenly treat
70 watch her little twink ing feet"
Glanca IN and out. AZ then retreat,
Like mice into their holes.
thought her beautiful. but still,
Her charms were lost on me
My heart renamed pntouched-untI
One evening at her father'sm'll,
She sent thro' ali my veins thrill
Whit pouring out the tea
OF lndia's golden coast,'
And sung for me the sweetest rhymes,
ION Sundays all the prettiest ny mns.)
But stili without boast.
I was not yet in love I'm nersed-
But on the sparks my bosom hurst,
Flamed into raging fires, when hrst
saw her "butter toast"
Bnt when that drink" I saw her hrew
rh AL s GOOD f tor me and good for you,
Such grace into the act she threw
That To her arms n: once flew
w W. MT else occurred J never knew,
But found myself, when come too"
AS tight as bricks on toddy, q.
All me what boots 1t now to tell
How Phrbe spurned her Podgers-
And " loved mot wise but too wel''-
How ! vas sold ,s women sell
il such old foolish codgers-
How PhGbe wed. but not with me.
+ or now alas she pOurs tea,
And butters toast and brews teddy.
And rocks the c. adle gracefully
For Col. Samuel Rogers. DUsAL.
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IHCIdII uVCr w dttIcS, JIj over Doth, D.
Commissioner Of the Rerenue.
Dufey over Claughton, i27.
For County COHStabieS.

There was little opposition TO Dr. J. w. Bow
en- for county surveyor. Mr. Johnston and some
others receiving few votes
Whoever voted for Lieutenant Governor here
or elsewhere: voted for Wm.-L. Jackson the
present incumbent, TO whom no opposition has
been made.
At the close of the polls, as soon as the result
was announced, the friends Of the successful can
didates made the wclkn ring with shouts, and
pdraded tn" streets with music; salutes were
fired from the little "Coon-killer,'' and several
OF the candidates opened their houses 70 the pub
Iic-Providing bountiful supply ofrefres hmcnts
for the entertainment OF their guests.
The Episcopal Visitation Of ST Mary's Church
will take place on Sunday next. At 6 O'Clock
i. IN, the consecration Of the new altar a cere-
mony never before witnessed in Alexandria, and
but once in Virginia, will be performed by the
Most Rev Archbishop Of Baltimore. very
large cong regatiOn will, no doubt, assemble to
witness this imposing rite, which will occupy
altogether about three hours. At 10 O'Clock.
large number OF persons, among whom are about
twenty-five converts from other denorninat ions
Will be solemnly confirmed; and in the after
noon, at 3T, the renewal OF the bapismal vows
by the children who made their FIRST communion
last Sunday will be made TO prevent the
crowding of the asles before the entrance OF the
candidates for confirmation. a committee Of the
Young Catholics Friend Society will take cha roe
OF the front door OF the church at . O'Clock a. m .
and admit none but ladies to the BODY of the
chuTch until the procession has entered, when
the church will be thrown open for the public
generally
Alexandria Market, TO day.-Flour, no sales
quotations nominal, 4 Ia II. Wheat, offerings
light, mar ket quiet; sales OF white at 30 to IUIc !;
red. - To los. Corn, about q .W0 bushels offered
and sold; white at GGa6l, mixed G0: Rye, offer
ings bShti sales OF prime At G2Ec. Oats, s;.Ies
at 35c
Arrived yesterday-schooners Charity. Booihe,
leOcoInco, wheat 10 =. Shinn; GnStavuS, Swan,
Mattawoman, wheat to Perry & Ppnnyba:ker
Sailed-schooneGs Luh, Line. Boston, BY -. b.
smith; Island City, Conklin, New York, coal by
Fowle CO.; William and John, Miller, Troy
coal by Borden Miuin.r 90 A.
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DIED.,

or droPsy, arising from sc,rlst fever, INEZ AD-
Fla Db, Youngest daughter of Adelaide and sam
Vel arusI, aged IN years.
Like h"hU'eOUs star, " hose tIny rev
:, Us hid meath the stormy c .ou'ls If night,
Iass our darInS's beauteous smile away,
10 her h1ms OF biIsS-OfeterDal light =. r. G,
tBalt sun, Clipper, Chicago Times please copy y
TN w ednethay evening. the &c h instant, of con.
sumption, and with J1IfUi hop" of n bissfuI i'm
morris ity, Miss JANE MARY THOMPSON, N
ne 4,h car OF her age, second daus liter of WIN
Ihonps"n. Esq, of this city.
Her fnne raj. to which her friends and the friend,
OF the ldmll, are invited, will take place on SatVr
uay aIofnocn, ~ O'Clock. from her late residence
ID stree, between p and G r.es.
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By A. GREEN. Aucuoneer.

l. ERTy IN SQUARE 6lj.-On WkDNESaY AZ
TERNoON. June I'd, 1853, at So O'Clock. I shall
Get oder, by virtue oi decd Of To me d'rcci
dated NJ ay I'd, 1854, and dulT REGARDED AaJ attn ls
In LiDSr 1s &C.. ore Of the lard RECORDS o The cnnn
~ al washington. ID. u, Les a, of Cabots divI-
SION oil Square TBS, With the improvements. con
slstIng OF two-story Frame Houses in 'front.' with
i@sementa al attic, and one small + anne House ln
The rear. SAID lot fronts north G. street, fetweeu
North Capitol and LIST streets west
Terms: S6pn cash, $50 of winch 10 he paid at the
time OF sale; the remainder 6, II and is months
with notes bearing interest
Deed gwen aud deed Of trust taken for the defer
rcd pay nicntS.
Tas Trustee reserves 10 himself the right 10 re-
sell the property at the risk md cost of dcfauting
purchaser. III the terms of sale comp ed with
within thTae days from day of sale NV sdyer; ,e-
ment three days in the star.
T.. NJ. PEARSON. Trustee.
GREEN A.,
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mARRIED.

ON he 2ih inst by the Rev Mr.. Boyle, at 81
DatIicks church, JAMES FOY to ANNA MA
RlE RICE. both Oi this city.
IN GeorgetoEn, ID. G., ON the 25th instant. by the
rev; MI. Edwards, Mr.. JOSEPH A. HUTCHIN-
SON' Of iIoudnun County, Va, to Mrs. :. f.
WALhER. of Georgetown, ID. G..
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femHrts.-May 20th-airy, wind NE, heavy
rain AT noon. .rool; 2lst-airy and cooler; I'D
airy wind NV In'ldcr 25d--airy, wind NV,
cloudy at end with warm sou,bprly wind: 9th
cloudy, airy, wind w. warm; 25th-cooIer, rain
wind thunder, wind NE 2Gth--little rain. wind
Ne; 2Ith--raiH, wind f.
Last quarter moon, Friday, June 4, little after
y. IN. b.
GEORG ETOwN, ID. c, May 21, 1S5S
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by A. GREEN auctionesr

Il PERTN NEAR THE sTEAMBOAT NHARF.-By
virtue OF deed al trust from Robert Schwartz, IN
tav"T OF the Columbus Building Association, dated
October IS, 1855. and duly recorded Liber A. =
No. 10, foIOs S77 snd 70 lowing one Of the land re-
CORDS Tor washington county. IN the District Of Co.
lunbia The subs crIber, as T.ustee, will sell at put
auction. on " EDN ESDAY June 81, az D m !.
on the promises. Los 10 and ~ Square 3s m the
CITY al washington having front south g street
nt ab"ut - feet by depth "f i2f feet inches "a
feet alley, together with he appurtenances, rights
privileges and other Entertainments thereun'o DO
lo1ging, ana the night. title. interest and estate
"f the sad Robert Schvarze IN and TO the same.
THIS property rs very dssIrably located for the
oN sfer or any other river BUSINESS.
Terms Ono third cash. OF which 500 must be
pad on he spot the baanco in 6 and - months
with int the purchaser 10 give notes for the
deferred payments, secured by deed trust on On
promises. In ess the terms he complied with On
hive DAYS from the day of sale. the trustees reserves
the right TO resell the property at The risk and co.t
OF the defau ting purchaser by advertising said re
sale three times IN the StsI newspaper.
A. SCHUCk1NG. Trustee.
ma le-eod&ds A. GREEN Auot
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BY r.. 8. WRIGHT: Geor,etowr

by r.. :. WRIGHT; GeOrgetown.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE
NEG HTS OF GEoRGETowN-On Nj NDAY
Ar iEKNOoN next, 81 st inst, at o'clock, shall
sell IA front OF the premises norherly third part of
Lot No. 2S7, IN Beatty Hs. kins' addificn front
ing bo ieet on High street and extending back 3o6
feeL 10 Back street, with the improvements
This property ajoins the residence OF Mr. Chas
HoinilleT, AID offers an opportunity for profitable
Terms: One-tnird cash balance in six andtweye
months. deed Civ. and deed Of trust taken
ma 8-S" r.. =. WRIGHT Arot
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DANGEROUS PLAcEs Yesterday, the case Of
MI J. Nj Reed, who was charged with leaving
On excavation which he had made, at the corner
OF seventh street end Louisiana avenue, without
wv, ,, iTbces ana lamps required by the Corpora
tlIn law 10 be placed at such excavations a. ~ ,
safety OF passengers at night, was taken nm Inv
Justice Donn The case was examined, a.d MI
heed ofder'd TO pay = II re Of IS and cost, II
for the safety Of pedestrians, great care .bonId H.
t1k1n 10 place proper guards around all such
places, especially during daTk and cloudy niybtS
a Attle care, IN many cases would have nrss.r,, .
ed the lives and limbs OF valuable citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-28
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
Rf AUTHORITY 0F A DECREE OF TBI

IN I',ONFI tIF a DFCKEE OF THE
oIphans' Court of Washington County, ID. G !,
aSn IN petition of John Fster, guardisn OF
ssph heer and others, affirmed by an order Of the
SLncuit Court of the District of Columbia, l shall
SOL at Euction, on the premises, to the hg chest bid
der, on WEDNESDAY, the I'd day Of Iune. isss' ar
20 i f In the afternoon, Lot No. IN Square No.
- ITod'n2 on VIrgInla avenue, south street and
i2sn street east, IN thu city of Washington
m TRIMS OF sale: One hall cash the residue in 6
the day of sae and to be secured by the
note or bond OF security to be approved BY the trus
zee. II the terms OF sale are not complied with IN
upon three days notice IN the Evening Star. All
'ohVc'"h0'ns a. the eAPs9 ne Of he gT5ohaser
ma Is 2aw&ds A, GREEN Anct'
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BY A. GRt EN-. Auctioneer.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer

L LiGEScER. IiNnoY Nm Nf $1,000 nnx INTEL
hUcTIoN.-On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. the
ssh instant. shall sell. at my auction rooms No.
Paper. "a by SO inches. "s
1852 bound to 1855 ''''' i''' W
1858. ~ =" i'S' oo"no W
bound. " ' '''' W 'o0''
Terms cash. A. GREEN, Auct,
Hia 20 " Corner 9TH and ID street
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By A. GREEN, Auc:ioneer
YNMO HANDSOME Two STORY FRAN

by a. ONEEN, AuC.IOneeF,
TWO HANDSOME Two STORY FRAME
L HcUsEs AMI LOTs ON NORTH r.. BETWEEN Isr
AND ID STREETS, AT AUCTIoN.-On WEnNES.
DAY. The % of June, 1 shalt sell in front of the
premises. 1T 8 O'Clock p. M, Lot 40 y. In Square
NO. t5', haNIig frcnt on r. street north OFFS feet
running back same width leo feet to a wide alIey
With tAe lmprOvemc nts, which are two ha1dsome
buildings. ""'
This property is handsomely situated in a very r,
pldly Improving part ofthe city. -
Terms: One third ash balance in g. L. n and
"a months. for notes bear ns Interest frum dav Of
sac. A deed given and a deed OF trust taken. Ii
ma 28-d A. GREEN .r..