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J. B. COBB & co.

SIX ATTENTION TO THEIl
fine stoc Of Books Tor Presentation We give belo
partial List, and for particulars we invite persons
an examination Ofthem:
The Dresden Gallery,
The Munich Gallery,
The Berlin Gallery.
AuduhOn's Birds,
AuduboD's Quadrupeds,
The Court Of Napoleon,
Women OF Beauty and HerOism,
World d-Noted Women,
Gallery of Famous Poets,
Summer Time in the Country,
The Queens OF England,
BTyant's Poems illustrated,
Poo's Poems, illustrated,
Poets uf the Nineteenth Century,
The Sacred Poets,
Home Affections by the Poets,
Beattie's Minstrel, illustrated,
The Ancient ATariaer, illustrated
Percys Reliques Of Ancient Poetry
Thompson's Seasons, illustrated,
The Farmers Boy, illustrated
Irving's Washington,
Raynard, the Fox in German,
worisyvorths Poems. illustrated,
Prescott's Phillip the ID,
The Spectator,
COOper's Works,
Waverlsy Novels,
Mrs Sigoumey's Works,
Barry Cornwall; Dramatic Scenes,
Halleck s Poems,
webster's Works,
DR.. Kane's Explorations,
Life of Dr.. Kane,
The Josaphiue Gallery
AIOOyo's Melodies,
Aacaulay's Ancient Lays.
Lallah RoOkh,
Edith Mays Poems,
Longfellow's Po5ms,
MIS- Heman's Works,
Poets of America,
Rogers Poems,
Female Poets Of Ame.icn,
Hoods Works,
Dala's Household Poetry,
The Deserted Village, illustrated,
Thomas Grsy's Works, illustrated,
Goldsmith's Works, illustrated,
Chas. Lambs Works, illustrated,
Poetry Of tho Year,
Gray's Elegy, illustrated,
Dairyman's Daughter, illustrated,
Geftrade of Wyoming, illustrated,
Miners Gallery OF Nature,
Perry's japan Expedition,
DIR. Livingston Africa,
Childe Harold, illustrated,
Reads Female Poets,
Sabbath Bells,
Addison's Works,
CoTiune, by Mad. De Stael.
Stome's Works,
Emerson's Works,
AHleduieia,
Hawkor on Shooting.
Dickens Works,
JenersOn's Complete Wsrks,
Bacon's Essays,
Pleasures OF Hope, illustrated,
Poetry Of the Fields. illustrated,
Pepy's Diary,
CyclOpedia Of English Literature,
Cyelopedia of American Literature.
Life OfLuthor, five Engrayings,
GOldsmith's Animated Nature,
Cuvier's Animal Kingdom,
The Naturalsl's Library,
BIotley's Dutch Republic,
Humbsltd's Cosmos,
Buff,n's Natural History, in French.
TennysOn's Poems,
Hugh BIiner's Works.
Lynch's Expedition,
Currer Bells Works,
Irving's Works,
AIacaUlny's Essays,
Capt BIaryatt's Works,
Lady Of the Lake, illustrated,
Sparks } ife of Washington,
Gil Bias, illustrated.
Don Quixotte, ILLUSTRATED,
Scottish Chiefs, illustrated,
Tails illustrated Atlas,
The American Sportsman,
Bacon's Works,
Field Book ofthc Revolution,
Life Of John Randolph,
Everett's OratIons,
Wilkes Expedition,
American ElOquence, vols,
Bancroft's History of the U. s,
PrescOtt's Works,
Lectures to Young Menby BeecheT,
Kitto's Encyclopedia,
Vests Analysis of the Bible,
Edwards Works complete!
Portfolios, Writing Desks,
Alphabet Blocks, DOminOes,
Paper Dolls, Parlor Ten Pins
Chessmen, Backgammon Boards,
Chess Boards, Albums,
Ivory Folders, Gold Pens. sc.
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lS DR.. Lyons Office is removed from IS
Water street to No. 81 st. Clair street
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC, for ls59 containing the
Election Returns and the usual Will be published
about Christmas Price l3 CENTS II cOpes postpaid for
81; 100 copies postpaid SO Address as above.
nOvl dltaw eow6t Wet
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YOUNG HENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
THE Lecture Committee have the hon
u Orto announce that arangeme have been cOp
for the following Course Of TEN HIGHLY POPULAR
LECTURES 10 be delivered at MELODEON HALL:
vi. Jan. 8 Prof B, STLLIMAN. Jr of Yale College
Subject, Modem discoveries in Electncy, illustrated
by experiments
VII yan-Rey. W. H. AIILBURN, (the Blind Preach
er,) of New York.
VIII Jan. Prof. o. NJ MITCHELL, Cincinnati.
TX Feb. GEORGE SUMNER, Esq Boston. Sub
X. Feb s-BAYARD TAYLOR, of New York
u Lectures to. commence at O'Clock.
The eminent talents of the Lecturers and the varied and
interesting subjects of which they trea-embTacing Tav
els Literature Science, &c-will, it is confidently
pected insure large attendance and thus assist the AsO
citation in supplying its Library with NEW BOOKS.
D. W BROOKS, J. K C SLEEPER,
]. E. INGERSOLL, E G BENEDICT,
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, I858--I65g.

The DAILY TRIsUNEis printed large imperial sheet
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The NEw YORK WEELY TRIBUNE-a large eight-.ags
paper, for the cOunry-s published every Saturday and
contains Editorials the important topics times;
the OF the week; Interesting correspondence from all
parts Of the world the New York Cattle Horse Pro
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A private letter published in the Times, da-
ted Lisbon, Nov. Ilth, 1858, gives the following
graphic description of the recent earthquake
which visited portions of Portugal after the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-13
By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

(tHANCERY ShLE-By authority of DEGREES
~ oil the Circuit COuIt OF the District of Colum-
bia and OF the Circuit Court for Prince Gorge coun-
", Mary laud, passed In cause wherein Thomas
Sewell and Others are compliments, and the widow,
heirs AT law, and administrators of John RraTstou.
d. ceased, are DC fendants vii sell at auction, TO
the highest bidder, on the l4th July next, betw cen
the hours of II and o'clock the day, on the prem
Ises that beautiful parcel OF land part of the tract
called u ranby," near Bladeusburs, and about SIX
miles from the q. of Washington, and easily ac-
csssIbie by the Baltimore railroad. Containing l85
acrSs or thereah"uts, beng The northern part of
'Granby, and lying north of the main county road
thereon.
Terms: One fourth Of the purchase money in
add the residue al .. IL and 10 months to be Sc
cured by the purchasers bonds ith su hes ring
interest from the day of sale, and by retained lien
on the premises sold.
III the terms he rot complied with within three
days from the day of sale the property M he resnld
alter hive day. notice an the National Intezencer
and Evening Star, at the cost and risk of the de-
tauiiIng purchaser.
IL as intended To divide the tract into parcels of
from ten 10 twelve acres each prior to the sae %, as
70 afford persons deslrous of healthy country resi-
dence, wIth,na short dlstsnce OF the CITY, the op-
pOr: unity of obtaining such.
plat OF the divisions will be exhibited at the
sac. w. REDIN, Trustee.
Jef-ohw@ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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BY A. GREEN. AuciIoneer

DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.-B,
Il virtue OF an order OF the Orphans Court, duly
OF the DIstr at Of Columbia, shall sell, ON TUES
DAY, the 18th day Of July, 1853, at O'Clock o. M
on the premises, ali that piece parcel Of grOu
situated ON Sd street west, between 4. and NJ sts
in the Guy OF Washington, ID. e., and known and
described a the plan of the sand city the
pfrt al Lot numbered eight. "a, In Square numbered
nifty one, ~, beginning for the point on
tie nor hwesterU corner OF an alley Is feet Ide and
81 st; west. running thence with ssid allie, az
ieet ~ InchssD easferly, thence north u2 feet,
Ihence WEST ieet "a incles,D thence south (l2
feetl to the place of beginning, with the improve
ments thereon, consisting Of a small Frame House
Terms I; One hail cash the residue IN 6 months
from the day of sse secured by deed of trust on the
premises.
II the terms OF sale are not compiled with within
days from the day Of SALE the property w in be re
SOLD at the cost and expense of the purchaser. All
convey s RUIZ ~ me e1 p"nsn o. the purchaser
EDW AhD 4. DARLINGTON. Trustee.
je 23-eo6 DIS A GREEN au,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-13
BY A. GREEN, Auctioueer.

rRCCKERV STORE, FIXTURES LIouoRs
- HoUskHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c Ar
AUcTloN-On WEDNESDAY,, the I4th instant, 4
shat sell, at O'Clock a. m, at the late residence
OF Mrs. l.ocfrey, deceased, No. East Capitol
street. south sce, near LIST street, all the Grooerles
Liquors. store lures, and Furniture I'm ne ts-
taDlshilent we deem IL unnecessary to enums-
rate the GrOcales and Liquors. as they are su on an
are usually ound In retail grocery store.
And IumedIa'ey after the sale of articles in the
store. or IL O'Clock M, We shall sell the Hons ahoid
and Kitchen Furniture, VIZ:
Mahogany Dressing and other Bureaus
Walnut Extension and other Tables
Feather Beds and Bedding
Mattress SEES and Bedsie cad
Wardrotes, Chairs, Wash and other Stands
Clrandoles and Vases. Clocks
Glass and i'rockery Ware
Refngerator, Carpets and OIlcloth
ienitisn birds. Cook ing ard other Stoves
"A good lot OF kI' chen RequIsI es.
Terms: All sums under SO cash: over Soi a
credit OF ~ and W dsys, for notes satisfactorily en-
dnrssd bsarIng int crest. "
~ 10 d A. GREEN, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-13

AMONG the many Preparations now befors tina
public as certain cures for the Fever and Axue
none have been received with uch especial favor I,
that Known as DR.. ]. Hostetter's Celebrated .Stom
ach Bitters." This tonic has been circulated, and
Its many virtues pronu throughout tn States
and every day the propTIetors greeted with the
intelligence of some dreadful case By the
use of their cslebrsted Buffers. In our principal
cities. theTe are hut few families who neglect the
BItters, IN Turn shIng ,heir medicine closets. Asa
tonic, t Is both mid aud agreeable the taste and
stimulating in its action upon the system. For .
certain cure for the Fever and Asue. Fiatulency.
Dyspepsla and oil other morbid diseases 10 IL sure
and unequalled For sale BY Druggists, and dealers
generally, everywhere. 10 IS cost
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J.. c. MoG UIRE, AuctIoneer.
RAJ NAPn n RITCREV.

By J. &. Moo UlRE, AuctIoneer.
By BARNARD d BUCKLEY: GEORGETOWN.
A LARGE TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE ?
"A AUCTION On TUESDAY, 18th INST. at Elk
Crook p m, we will offer al public sale that large
or,h a.oy BRICK Dwelling and Store situated AZ the
h eaSt corner Of Third and Market streets. The
iaJ and az , rooms besides the store and GEL
On Market street, with a pump of sure vater IN
McNer. e P'ope'S VI MITE
iy s'"' ~ SAFE BARNARD Z B HtjdtkkeKs0N ~.
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF THE WHOLE F
SQUARE No. SB, CORNER OF MaRyIaSn ~.
NUE. AND 18TH STREET, isLAND.-By virtue of n =. "a
OF trust TO the subscriber, bearing date the sh dsS
OF october, eighteen hundred and 6fty AK aud re-
corded among the land records of washington
county, In Llber A. -, No. l24, folios IrS ct sec
will proceed 10 sell 10 the highest bidder, on Tt ES
DAY the lSth day Of July next, at 5oclock. the
premises, al that certain piece parcel of ground
sItnate " ing. and being the city of on
ID. u. and heh 10 known and dIstIns ushed GA The
ofhciai pat ana groun! plan thereof square mum
bered three hundred and ~ enty Sax, fronting 81
feet inches each 18th 18th streets west and
VIII b, sold separately.
The terms of sale are One fourth cash W thin
three days from the day OF sale and the remainder IN
equal pay Inents, al g. H. and 10 nte.
from the Gay o. sale the purchaser To give note.
Tor the deferred ments. and secure the sane 10
the satisfaction OF the trustee, who reserves the
Iigh 10 resell the sand square any part thereof
for cash. at the risk and ,ost of the de1ouent mr.
chaser on failure TO comply with the terms Of SALE
on given one weeks public notice thereof.
ANTHONY HYDE. Ttustee
V7Staw&ds JAS. &. MCGUIRE. Auct.
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DIED.

On the 12th instant. this city, in the 45th year
OF her age, Mrs. MARY CATHERINE DAUGH-
UDAY, wife of VIM. II Daug huday, and daug inter-
cf the late Capt. Edward More, of Calv 1T county
Maryla
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to att and her funeral from her late residence St8
at o clock.
baltimore Sun please copy.) -
On the 18th instant, of cholera infantum. little
HARRIET PENELOPE, infant taug liter of the
Hon. w m. F. and Mary F. T.. Purseli, aged mont
Her funeral will take place This (Tue sday) A ter
neon. at O'Clock, at her fathers Residence, No. SIC
Delaware avenue, the north gate of the
The friends Of the family are invited to attend.
On the 18th instant, IF pulmonary consumption
IN the 2lst year OF his age, CHARLES +. M
GkAMMEk, son OF the late G. e.. Gramntr r, ESQ
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AUCTIOE SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT IN THE
tlhsT WARD AT AUCTIUN.-On MONDAY,
the 18th inst. shall sell, IN trout Of the premi
a, oclo p. m. ands Jme and desirable Buding
LOT, knownas Lot No 3. In Square No ia, having
feet J" inches to ~ feet alieJ, between l. and M
street north.
This Lot ~ situated about oas and half sararss
from the Western Market, aud If des,r Il will be
subdlvIded INTO two - feet front build N. lots on tn
evening Of the sale. Persons wishing To invest IN
THIS section of the CITY will do We to attend the
sale. rs the property must be sold.
Terms: Oae third cash the balane in 6 and ~
months TOR notes bearlg Intereht to be secured by
deed IT trust upon the property.
jy IS d A. GREEN Amt
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Later from Cuha .

CHARLEsroN, July u The steamship Isabel,
from Havana and Key West on the 10th, has al
rived.
Sugars were active and firm. Molasses was
inactive; clayed was selling for 3ai reals, and
Muscovado for Ia Fregh;s were dull. Ster-
ling exchange 81 l2asl 10. Exchange on north
eIn cities 81 .G2aSl %.
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Later from California

NEW ORLEANS, July - The steamship Em
pire City has arrived, and reports the star of the
West eH route for New York, with four hundred
passengers and al 500 900 in treasure.
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The MARKETS..

CHARLESTON, July 12.-Cotton-sales to-da
amounted to $40 bales The better qualities sd
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NaYal lnielliccuce.

CHARLgsroN, July l2.-The 4. - steamer
Waterwtrh has arrived here from Kew West
with DISPATCHES from Com. Mcintosh, for the
Secretary of the Navy.
The yellow fever was prevailing to great er-
tent among the shipping at Havana.
The frgates Colorado and Wabash were at
Key West. The former had her crank broken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-13
Probable Closing Of n Bank.
Charleston Markets.

MEMPHIS, July l3.-The notes OF the Citizens
Bank are refused here. That Bank is expected
to close to morrow.
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Tehuantepec Expeditisn.

NEW YORK, July 10 The bark Rapid sailed
to-day, hence for Minatitlan, with a large NUM-
Der Of laborers for the Tehuantepec Railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-13
By WALL & BARNARD, Auctloueers

By WALL BARNARD. Auctloneers.
VERY VALUABLE BEAUTIt III FARM
At ArcrroS-6% ThuRSDASo i MoR ANIfTSf; I tGs
ed IN slant, at Il O'clock, will sell on the prsn
proved Farm known as Sprng land, owned b, ana al
present the IssLdenee # t.; iulee, So late the
hfty of land un 'er hl h state of omtivaf,n
improved with one thou saEd choice frut trees
srTrP % vines strawberry and asPsagus beds, dc.
passed. " "
The buildings are a comfortable dwelling, Ice
mouse, Darn, carriage house, corn house, poultry
yard. vegetable cellar, &c The 4. Tm is dir tsnt
from the Washington market AZ miles by way OF
Georgetown, ga miles by the Long Bridge AID
about miles from Aexandria, is well adap ed for q
market gardener the residence OF gentleman doing
immediately after the farm il sold the Personal
Effects Will he sod as well all the household and
Also, the Farm Stock and lmpleinen ts. as
4good Horses, good Cows
Ploughs Harrows, CultvatOrs
Cradles, Roller, Drills, &c.
with every thing -cessary for gardening or rmIng
Also; the Crop in the sround aad secured, as
Terms for the farm liberal and made known AZ sale.
For the personal effects Under SIS cash: "x er
that amount % ana ~ iof notes satisfactorily
ep ~ s1s: bearing 1if BARNARD. Auo,.
IN yIRTUs OF TWO eal wRITs OF FIE
n faces l;sued from the Clerks Office OF the
county OF Warrington. and to me dirsoted. 1 sh.ll
az pose to public sale, for CASH, in front Of the
the aoth day OF July. 1850. at l. osloek M the fol-
lowing described property. to wit: All defendants
square No Ss IN mt the S;s Of Wilmington. b. c.
together with all and singular the improvements
sod to
Gals Nos sa6 and ass to January term 1885, the hst
Of !: s sS ~A'''l'' IT, T. 10y ESSSf bG.
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Serious Illness Of Gen. QuItman.

New ORLEANS, July 10 Gen. Quitmsn lies
seriously i'll at Natcnez, and doubts expressed
to his recovery.
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SEE FIRST PACE,

LNUR SALE-A lew BRICK HOUSE No S;7
L nth street west, between Mass. avenue and NJ
street. Terms lib raj, and possession gwen Imme-
diate y. Apply on the premises to }. 4. FERRY.
j. l3-2W'
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Cases Of Drowsing-The Weather.

BosTON, July l2.-At Carmel, Maine on SAT-
urday, the two only child en- Of Lewis Robinson
ag-d six and four years, were drowned while
bathing.
In walthsm, on SATURDAY., a Miss Ellen Wal
a boat.
The Lightning Yesterday afternoon struck the
dwelling house on the corner Of Pearl aud w ash =
ington streets, Rorbury, doing some damage but
iniuring 10 person
The tbermometer has fallen "a degrees since
Yesterday. To-day We are having an essterly
faiu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-13

No market reports were received up to the usual
closing hour, to-dsy.-REP.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE STAR
FRoMAGENTASSo rRD PRESS
Later from furnn.


A. SouN, N July I2.-The steamer Cam.
.,r;.aI ~ eIpoel with dates 10 the ID Instant
arrived on Cape Race to-day "'
me Ss h news Is not Of much importance
.aaIe 1lu showing the House OF Comuo,. %
AUNT Jews az members passed 4. .ae'.& - =. 70
In the House Of Lord. by &c majority
July. s~ "eiore the end
Ihers Is nothing important from Frame.
Inc spanish ministry have resigned ana , n.v
cabinet was being formed by Gen. O'Donnsi :.
Minister Of Foreign Arsirs
The advices from Manchester are fsvorahle
Holders were demanding an advance In pricss
which chez ked business
COMMERCIAL.
FtRPo1L, July 3.-Cottton-Au qualities
nave advanced = Al l6-some say k-I Sales OF
shoay estimated at L., 0b0 Ia -s-ms1 ket CLOSING
1 S'oct In port 629,Oy bales. incIgd az
1J2 UoO bales Of American
Tue provision market ts steady
Tour 10 nrm at an advance Of 81 Wheat closed
buoyant ri ls2d advance. The advance a. An ron
quenoe OF the drought on the contin.nt Corn
IL dull.
Consois % Z as5&. Bullion In the R.nl of
England lad decreased fsS 600 sterling
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MARRIED

. On the 9th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Teasdale,
PASCAL PLAN II, Esq. of Canads to Miss MA
RI BLISH, Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-13

THE NESTRY OF ST. ANDREWS
rec CHURCH invite proposals for the erection of
the ehufch building; The plans and specih cat ions
can Dc seen at the office of Chas HaxkIns,
Proposals sealed and addressed to the Vestry of ST.
andrews CHURCH should Dc left the office of the ar
chitect on or before the 10Th instant on which day
they Will be opened: BY 0 der of the Vestry:
~ @wtl6h X. b. lRONStnE. Registrar.
NOW LANDING. AND FOR SALE-Isl oco
l. JNBER.
:, Constantly on Hand-White Oak, North Carolina
fins, White Pine, and Walnut TIMBER, cut to
ILL. Ii. N 4 j. w. EASILY,
jy 10 S.Tu&F" aSth and ID streets.
WONDER OF WASHINGTON IS
\ GIBBS'S VEG ETA BILE BALSAM perform
Ink Almost miracles In covering up Bald Heads and
ouIlpG Ill Scalp Diseases, ies6m
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IN VIRTUE OF TWO(2j WRTS OF EiERI
L Iaclas Issued from the Clerks Office oft.e Cir
cut Court the District of Columbia for the county
Of Washing ton, and to Inc directed shall e1 pose
L. public SALE for CASH, in front of the Court House
door OF sid County, on TUESDAY, the goth dsy
OF July, 1853, at IL O'Clock m, the following d.
scribed property. to wit: All defendants right,
title. aim and Interest and to all those pieces OF
ground aid premises situate ed and lying in the City
oil w uhInkton, ID. e., and known as subdivi sion NJ
and OF Lot No. An Square No. 574 Of SAID city,
as said subdivisions have bee laid out for the Bal
tmore and ONO Railroad Company, and a Plat
thereof ouLy recorded, the said lots N and having
afroRt of 80 feet TX inches Indiana avenue ind
street, and averaging " feet 3 inches on LIST street
west, and containing 4,S59 square feet, Icing the
northeast corner of said square, seized and levied
upon as the property of James Crutchett a d will
be sold 70 satisfy Judiclals Nos - and Il to March
term 1887, in favor of Hamilton & Cam. use of j.
u. h. DE Bow. j, ID. HOOVER,
je 22-td Y. :. Marshal District Columbia.
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The TeIesrnphic fleet

Sr. JoRN, n. r, July - The steamer Blu,
Jacket, from Liver. DOL, passed Cape Race tut
morning. She reports that she saw on the pan
ult-, large and small steamer, both British. "a
lat $40 20 north. Ion. 32O west The same even
ing she saw n large ste.m-r bearing down iowa I'd
the o'h-is, nut could not make out WHETHER she
was ENGLISH or American. The weather wal
haZv, with heavy westerly swell IL continu d
moderate and thick till the Sd, when strong ga
from the southwest set in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-13

VALUABLE STOCK At PUBLIC SAI.E.-
' VIII sell at my fam stables, adjoining Upper
Marlborough Ia. on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of nIy
next, for cash or Baltimore ptance at moaths
with interest sdded:
One Messenger Mare. years old. purchased TO or
der Ia Vermont; she rides pleasantly and is a
mare Of great endurance,
One thorough bred Black Mare. years old rides
and Grives Pleasantly. These two mares have
Mad colts,
One year old Mare, well broken to harness.
One 3 ear Old Stallion, out ola celebrated trottiug
Mare nv SaTatosa,
One 5 ear old and four year old GeIdings Also hv
Safatoga,
Three year Old GeldIngs, 10y Reliance The dams
of these colts will be shown ON the day of "a e.
that purchasers may form some idea of their
worth,
Three year old Durham Heifers, with first calves
from my premium cows,
One great Cow IN calf Of great milking qualities and
beauty,
Four Durham yearling Heifers,
Four year old oxen.
One Watson Sulky, but little used with harnsSs
tine light Farm Wagon and Harness.
One hus ,ey's Reaper. Root Cutters.
The terms oil sale to be complied W Ith, IN every in
staDce. before the property WI he delivered.
sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m.
Je Observation-Disclosures CLEMENT HILL.