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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
piaaem Kings Emperors. Whatf why,

= a
Because is tho ornament God himself provided for
check sparkling tho teeth be those OF pearl the
covering tho hair be snacd and shriveed
than Woods Restorative used
wcck will restore and permanently secure %
Read tho following and Judge Tho writer OF
tho nrst is tho celebrated pianist Thalbcrg;
INV Yoxk April 10, 1853.
DEAR SIR Permit express you obligations under
for the entire restoration Of my hair 70 its original color Aoon. the
upon application your 'iar Restorative oon recover
original hue consider your restorative as very wonderful
invention, quito oflcacous well as agreeable.
am dear SIR, yours truly,
DIR. woop. 8. TAIBERG.
"Drych ar GwylIedydct,"
weIch Newspaper Once, 10 Nassau street. April a. 1885,
PRor O. j. woop: Doar sir somc month ago
bottle Of Hair Restorative and my wife who
concluded hcr hair little thinking at tho time that
hn original coor hut 70 her M well AZ
SURPRISE after fcw weeks trial has performed Mat wonder
u turning all tho hair. dark brown at tho same
tckcning the hair strongly recommend the
CHARLES CARDEw.
Yonx July as 1887.
Pror j. woop with confidence your
sorativc being ecacious article Since
using Hair Restorative hair and ~hskcrs which were nj
gradually dark and now fool confident
that few applications them to thc natural color
relieved all dandruG and unpleasant chg SO com
among persons who pcrslire freely =, a. kllbf.
PRor years hair commenced falling OF
fst becoming bald, and had tried many
commenced using restorative IN ann
applications fastened hair firmly began TO
up grow turned back 10 lis former color (back) AZ
fully restored to is original color, health and sppca
and chccrfuly recomn,ennd ih uso 10 ai D. d. io
CHICAGO ILL.,. May l, 1887
put bottles Of thrcc srcs viz largo
% G " he % mmm holds Al least twenty per cent more in
proportion tho small rea for two dollars per bottle the large
ho % cry S pei Sna a spsSwa York; tho
eca, Wire Rafting Estabshmrn and ia street
S. Louis, No.
And soid BY all good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers
May 13--dam
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MRS KINGSFORD'S SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
Iyk LADIES No Es,rcc Washington, D. cThe exercises
T. 1858. Ccalars Including
terms &c. Sc viii be furnished application 70 tho above sd
iress July l3-aawt0cl
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CPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JULY, 1856 REG
~ DRY h MAURY Managers WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. To be
the superintendent appointed
Governor
Lottery tho Benefit Of the STATE OF DELAWARE
To be WILMINGTON DE Saturday
" ~ 1aka
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At N<<oH@
special Notice 70 Subscribers:

naasinyatsaey V
dcoslinnci ~ the KparAeSpu uAs
subscribed unless rcnruc Be given 10 Subscribers
Whoa
mad VIII rrk OF this subscribers ava ho'
Of he publisher Union.
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CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available all the principal cities OF the world Ao
lilo credits for in Europe, China, &c.
Nay 2S-omo~
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WASHINGTON City, SATURDAY,, july "a, 1883

followers go to the back-republicans even II they
carry the next presidency with them. We think with
the Charleston Mercury that " the proposition, which
has been urged upon the administration from the South
to receive fellowship and support this unrcpentan
and scfseekng renegade for tho purpose OF promoting
blow at the integrity Of the organization and degndes
the high office Of party from the maintenance OF great
principles the combination for personal success
and spoils -
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(hero composng tho drm n (name
tho town hereby fnrnh
viated at VI Hdvertsemsn and subject 70
requirements tho 0 the printed schcdue which
embracrd No uanc tho CLASSY
the yard nae tho yard according TO said schedule viz
paste printed the schau and opposite each
price carry tho columns for dol
and foot tho amount OF the bid for tho
clAsa y amounting o (herc words)
propose (hcrc the II one required by
schedu) for the supply under The casos miscellaneous by
OF the delivery and should offer accepted
request prepared and the agent
(namo the agcncy) for signatures and certificate. k
(IIere the bidder and each member OF the firm sgn.)
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DRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, 1885,
I'D GRE0RY MAURY, Managers Wilmington Delaware To
bo drawn udc tho of commissioners appointed by
the governor
900 Iotory the Benefit STATE OF DELAWARE
Class la for 1855 To be drawn WILMINGTON DEL stpr
1858,
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No Bricks No. O. Stone class No a. yellow
lumber wood No o. White pine
spruce juniper timber and lumber class No Lime and hair
class No Gravel and sand class No TO-
class Iron spikes nails No H.
No H. Files class No 1b Paints oil and glass cass No 10
Ship chandey class No 1917 oil class No ~ Hardware
class No 1S stationery class No 20 Hay aud class No 2
Povendor class No d. Charcoal css No 80 Packing class No.
%. Iron castings class No. a. Augers
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PORTSMOUTH, N. II.

Bricks class No Granite class No g. Yellow pine
No Yellow lumber class No o. Whtepnc and
timber and lumber white pine seasoncd class No is
No o. Sand class No 10 Slate
nails class No H. Steel class No 13 Au
gers cass 10 Paints, oil glass
10 Ship clnpdey class No 6ts Sperm oil class No IT.
Hardware class No IS stationery class No 20 Hay class No
ovendcr cas No o. Charcoal class No. "a Copper and
composition nails class No. 25. Iron castings
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Hrm Of Gms,u,lee.

(name enaranor) Of (name tho town. and
Of nnmc the sac and of second guaranora &c
that the the bidder bders)
his thc oncr above be into contract
United within fifteen after the dato Of notice
the Office OF the OF his tho offers be
lore mentioned.
Witness: (Siyuature OF guarnntors)
certify that tho above nlnoi (sre the gnaranors are
good aud responsible guar in this
(sgnature) e
signed by s district judge strict attorney collector
agent person known the Bureau TO be responsible
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From tho South s~ie (vs) Democrat, July 20
Cannot democratic cocpporarcs better themselves
at this time, than by discussing the position Of Stephen
A. Douglas Are they not giving him too much impor
tancc, Ia view Of the prominent incidents Of his career
for the past twelve monts AT trying period in the
history Of the party when everything depended upon
Union and harmony, he chose course for himself and
the few followers he could gather about him, which
barrasscd all its purposes threatened aud Disturbed its
peace, and but for the happy inspiration Of returning
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Orders and certificates Of packages in the
splendid will receive the most prompt attention. and
drawing will be Immediately ancr b over to
all who order from me.
Address, r. J. BUCKEY, Agent,
July Wilmington, Delaware.
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CIasa No No yellow, pine
tmbcr Oak and hard wood timber class No whio
pine spruce juniper Limo and cass No s.
en No. Gravel and sand class No TO- Slate class No
spikes H. class No. Is
iron Flies Paints glass
Ship chandery; class No 1o Sperm oils class No H. Hard
No IS stationery class No 90 Hay and straw class
No ~ Charcoal class No 23 Iolng,
packing class No. "a Copper class No 2s work
castings No. 26 Machinery and tools class No a. Au
gers
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Bricks class No q Stone class No, g. Yellow Pine tim
yellow pine No. Whieoak aud
White pine timber class No T. Limo; class
nails spikes cass No H. Steel class
No IS Paints oils, and glass cass No 10 ship
Sperm oil No H. Hardware class
No is. Stationery No 10 Fircwood class No 20 Hay aud
al class No. d. Charcoal class No
23 B,n packing and hose class No. o. Augcrs class No 2s
Irpnlp lpAta i
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
FIRST GREMIUI
q brr 5 bling III aeGinc.
TnN.NN';
E'Ou GeaTeH Tae' eshi lag Oy: .Hy-
c2A5sSS,

1--WE SiiF"riort: Il as machine WAS fully
- tested ana Cr2VeD ~ iGe ."'e al Il 'ie
Mary.a State hgu,T:lurai SccI";y. wien
it entered into crTr";tG@L with II d !"raa;
kinds Of Horse Powers ard Ifr., A.r=. ni.a ;C
which, atteT 2areIu! Px3GlaatroG " the
Judges, ike FIRST sram;Ur- was AWARDED
TnIs racD.ca .S cr!v"n ~ .Tcn ro'tS II pace
o! a haua-nc Inc = .D>t IN stopping 10 TX
bands, an3 II IS Warranted 10 on. !nfesn @nv
otter ma h,L"---.I. S1CT'. IT - tha verv best
in the market. :. wiz t,.e>b at ialr triai
IRON 15 10 .'dt tus,A Ter hour
Tn 5 ma.hI 2 = rn -wn as j.t.,ion'S iron
GeEgd MGch,iye I etons ! rion'i is made OF
the best ma.er.".---w aGrar 81 10 give sati>iac
ton, an IS wei .Eown II tG2 !Cwcr parts o
Maryland ana V,E4.r.a. &c he Just such an
a-iic!e as we recommend.
Frics-N0 IL Hcrse Power and Thresh.
or and Separator, w,.h Elaled tars; finished
in best stv vle--teiiy cred on BOARD nf ves>ls iI
Baltimore. $50.
No. 2-6 hcrse Power and Thresher, al
complete for !hresh!ng SIG5.
No. 3--S Harse .'ower and Thresher, al
eomulete, with Straw Carrier. $500.
Last season We were lEabie 10 fill all on
orders-an, therefore, who desire this ma
chine viii Order early, or they may be dissP
pointed.
Co. Also-Aiotoon,e,y G Brothor'e ce,e6ra
ted 2'o,tL'e Screen I.Ockd'coy Fan, turns Il
order.
AL orders by mail, or otherwise, prompt!
attended TO.
Address, TO. 45 Yves, Pratt Street, Ba!
timore Md.
June 8, IS5S,-iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

'ne uEuerSIore1, q N&Strr.,., =, ~
tak"n It's popular sumn.cr pas. ~ r:.e a
son > how prPpa st Il s"c~,t guaS.S. :.
Pa".nLI : 40 wei h'Gw1 :. tie .. l..'.> =.
- Mar ;, 20 reqa,re ra.' US ...>-, .r......
J th,s F.5.". Civc4 i;-ri..n1 l>,.i.-.. ,.:.~-
ant al. ,0mmcuIr4S "I.mo-r a.,c,I.:... -
vrdn.a 81 near, ni.= ~ ga i,'s, r... .....
Tie nver view, aLd a bCwl!UG 50. "a W..
contribute 10 i!.= et....t Icnt aT, Ipcraai.n =,
his guess has :a5.-- vi. l." >lrunp- ~ T..
al! the .uEurieS .. :ne VAR ~ s-a>,.Il. au;.e
provision having been ma," ~ cun>'a,..
supply ct these a.HS!c>. : ear W. Z"
stocked with Tue cEr.ceSi Vine. l.aut"~
and Cigars. FIRST rae crt.iI.E muse .....
gent servants, anG every attention lac,-s>arv
for The c,nfort anu p,eaSure {. MS guess are
Promi~ed 10 AZ w"o Wi give h'm a..
Those who are 'onG Of angling WI q,wa's
find sail and ii>hi:,r boats ready Tor ihe.r USE.
The fishing !S very tn".
Teru.s, s. So per aar. or anv time Jess than
a week Ter a week or more 81 25 per C"".
!; Is the lnian:icn cf tie Proprietor 10 c-,r-
b:a'e tne Ain OF uiv on Tuesday. the 9th, ty
4 Rail-,
and evers Tuesday fortnight thereafter, t..ere
WI. he a ha!, n tG.S PaviEcn.
IS Persons visiting the Pavilion hv ianL
can have their no SOS accommodated. tie
Proprietor aa"l"G r;l:r ARA: c"n -niS wrh
HAT view. lie Respectfully Slilci:s tie pa
.roaage of the citizens Of ST. Mary'~.
Il. J. MARSHALL.
Proprietor.
July |. lS5S-tcs.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
AUTOMAroN OR SELF-RAKlNG
REAPER AND MOWER.

r1NHE greatest LaLOr-Saving MACHINE
- ever invented.
The only machine with which ONE BOY
can cot gram alone and r4Ae IL ready for b,nd-
ing. TINS Reaper AMI 3ower stands without
q nVaI wherever used. The following refer
ences are appended TO satisfy the farmers OF
81. MaTy'S that the ''Ssif Raking Reaper" Is
what u IS represented to be: J. T. Blackstone.
e. Z. SpaldIng, Thomas Hebb. Jno. II. Tho
mas. Planters can obtain thlS Machine by
early application 70 the Agent.
J. w. J. MOORE,
Agent for So. AaFy's county.
AZ Leonard Town, Nd.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
LUMBER, LUMBER.

. 00.0O0 Feet oi Lumber and 100 .G0
sDe SHINGLES anu LATHE.:S for sale.
We cali the attention OF prompt bui ers 10 oar
large stock of lumber Ol all grades, quai.i,eS
aud sizes We will cut W hIle Pine bills TO
order and furnISd Sash, Doors, Frames, and
PIainiEg at Mill prices. Apply at 1872 Light
street wharf, or corner of Eutaw and German
streets.
BURNS & SLOAN,
Baltimore, Md.
Jug I, 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
PROFESSIONAL,

nR 7 ?. COOKE. .ayiag located him
~ sell IN tie viliagc e. Chaprico. very re
Sp-ci:::,y ;enoeIs h.s prctes. ior;.. services iU
tie pat - -ra..-. Re c;,n be- ioLad at 4 I
..ne> 81 a. C..--r H. :. !. Easw" : .-~...
,Ac,pt wien arseni OF professional business.
AIr,i :. lcJS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
ST NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
NOTICE TO IB4t4IIsE.~.

NOTICE TO IB-ttItt...
<, OILCF. .s neret.y gv-u tat i.e ~-..>-r.-
~ .~-r~ aar- o'.,a.i.r4 ir-Ia ii.e Ccvnan ;;
Irurt q. i. Nays c,l..r. .- A.s-l an. ..:
,eTS 81 administration l.. ~. 10 r. RAJ t-,,;t
~ Martin ais~. ale 4: So cay, g.
ceastd. Al persons iav-.r - - ;2a.GSr
tar >,sd u"c""s'ti, ar. -r-J.' warue.. ID -AIi
bit tie sICIe. with he r.. = Ecu"i"S there
Of. 10 tie subscribers ~. az H., 70 the 18Th
day Of January n"EC. cIh-5w:se iaeY nav
be excluded by law iro.n all benefit o. the sa d
estate. Given uHrer cur hanGs inis 18th day
OF July, 1855.
MARY Z. YATES,
JNO. II. YATES,
Administrator.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

? ~. Crib. r. same cnfn'y. '"s'.!sa ar E..
lows:
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

jane H., lSjS;uI.
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RsnaarkS.-Sept'r 30-Fine and warm throug,-
out, lightning to north'ard and milder October
lst-Hazy, calm, wind 3, milder, clouded over,
blowing cold from NV, fine to the end I'd
Fine calm, wind NV, much cooler, fine and
airy throughout. 3d-Lightly cloudy, calm,
milder, wind 8, fine and warm throughout, fne
meteor before 10, south lard and west'aTd d ne
TO end 4th-Fine, calm, wind s.. much mild
or, hot and very warm throu9 bout. 5th-Cloudy,
wind N. cloudy throughout and cooler eth
Cloudy, much cooler, wind Sc, rain, cloudy,
with rain throughout. 7th-Cloudy, fine rain,
trihe milder
First quarter moon, Thursday, Iith of October,
between and O'Clock, evening r.
GKoRGKTowN, ID. c., October 9TH, 1858
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MARRIED.,

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. A. Holmead Mr.
LANES POWELL TO Miss MARY OK
LEY, all of this CITY.
At WoodvIlle, Fairfax county. Va. on the morn
ing of the 7th instant, nv the Rev. X. r. brown,
GEORGE OFT WUNDER. formerly of shenan
doah oouLty, Va, to Miss ANNIE NJ daughter OF
the late VIM. COckrell, Esq.
In this CT y, on the 9Th instant. by the Rev. VIM.
F. Clarke: ;. j., President of IOyols College, Bal
ter of the late kaphae! Semmes, Esq., of George
town.
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Our ALPHABETIcAL BUSINESS DIRIcroRy
Will be closed up, in few days, for one year,
daily, in the Daily Star. Additions Of respecta-
DIE firms will be made to II on immediate sppli-
cation TO the agent, at the star office.
N b. Additions cannot be made after the Dr.
rectOry Is closed up for the year
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

VI Though "The STAR IL printed On the
fastest steam press In use south Of Balti.
msre, Its editisn Is 90 large as to require IL
70 be put TO press at an early hour, Adver-
dsements. therefore, should be sent IN by 10
s'clock, M; otherwise they may nos appear
until the next day.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE STAR.
PRsSs
Destructive His~

.E -- Destructive Fir.. - :
: CiSciNSATI, Oct 7-Attwo osc,o.L Al.
ing, hre broke ont In n p StilISs iona, 49,.
IN Columbia street, this city which win i,s
contents was destroyed. The Are then cammn.
building occupied by Messrs I,y r.. ~ nv
ufactureTs If printers ink W hIcb ,re,e n
uoyed. Loss $40 600 Insurance not ascer,s,ees
Indian Troubles.
ST. LOUIS, Get. "A gentleman inst arrival
from Fort Union, says that Indi ian Agent Redesld
vas at Smutty Bears Camp, eighty miles belou
fort Randall on the cath nlt that the indians
Ricares. -~
- Florida Election.
esosIA, Oct s.-The returns from Due,I
county, Fla show a small American majority
Leon county Is largely Democratic
Health Of SAVANNA.
eAvANNAH, Oct s.-There wer, univ thru. an
ferments yesterday, including one Of fever
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Oct. -FIour is heavy. oh,o ss
ia decline OF l2xc-; Howard street as re e.
s.st Is sitter good TO prime red 81 iOsi ~;
Corn is arm; white 75assc; yellow saasec
pIoylslons are unchanged In price, but the
market exhieited a better demand.
Southern Cotton Report.
ChARLEsIoN, Oct. 7.-Prices have declined =
aHe since Monday. sales Of the w,eS enSIns
to-day, $500 bales middling fair closes al I2xe
per 10. %@''
SAVANNAH, Oct. Cotton closes quiet ana
steady sales for the week, 600 bales Receipts
OF the week, IA 500 bales f'o
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Oct. 8 Flour Is heavy. sales O ooo
Dds STATE "a sOaS4 ~; Ohio IS 25as 40 south
Wheat is slightly lower. Sales rs. 900 bushels
western red 81. hal ls. Corn IL dull sale,
~ 6W bushels; white 7sasOc yellow ssaeoc
70 is steady. Lard IL steady az 1OkalIc
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ONE OF THE sTo M8sI TrD DESIRABLE
DRY GOODS.


DRY GOODS,
ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT SEASON,
TO BE FOUND II This CITY.
Our Stock Is now full m al kinds OF FALL ana
WINTER DRY GOODS. at very low prices
ChIntzes, Ginghsms, and Calicoes,
Mourning Dress GOODS DelaIBes, and Bayadere
Naenclas. and Pole de Chevres.
All Wool De Amos ia beautiful designs,
Plain Black Silks, all grades, Bay adore Black
Silks,
$50 pieces fancy Silks OF the most desirable stylss
six Robes IN two hounces,
Black Silk Robes,
Robes A Lem French Chintzes; these are some
Robes 4 Lem MousseIlns DsIsines.
DO. do. In all wool,
PlaTd MerInos. iu beautiful colors,
French MerInos, in all desirable shades OF plain
cOloIs,
Shawis. ScaTfs, Cloth Dustsrs and Cloth Cloaks.
we have some novelties the way Of SisNis
not to be met with elsewhere,
Kid Stoves. Gauntets, Hosiery, a q. We are seil-
ms our Md Gloves. the best article, az 90 cents
per pair,
Cloths, Cassimeres and vsstinss. Cor men and
Extra heavy cottons, fine and soft finished Cot
81, Ga, 9 Z, "a, IoL IL sheetinss, of PEE make
irish Linens OF Barkile a. kIohsrdsOn's make.
We would remark that our stock IN this line
cannot be excellsd.
Table Damasks, Towelings, bird-eys and other
With stock of FIannels in all grades. equal # not
superior to any othe. & Dc 'psnd 70 t 5 mar
No. IS Pa. av., between 7th and sth SITS.
90 4-6t opposite Centre Market.
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DIED,
u-nasaA Ell IN

DIED,
Suddesly, on the st h instant, F ELK RICHARD,
q native of France. -
The funeral will Jake place from the residence of
&. Gauti3r, on street. between 18th and 18th SITS
on Tomorrow Evening. ct O'Clock. HIS friends
are invited to attend. -
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SHAwLs. sHAwLs, sHAwLs, &c,

SHAWLs, sHAWIS, SHAWLS, &c,
We are now addir to our Cloak and AJ1at;llo
Deparfntnt q great variety Of
: III A w l. g,
that are very cheap and pretty, viz
STELLA. SHETLAND WOOL, ZEPHYR
BROCHE, CHENILLE, &c
"a black FRENCH 1EsRRINo. for sbavIs. and
quantities of
SHAWL RORDERINGS.
IN various oolors.a MA%WELL'S,
sos Pennsy lvanis avenue.
N. B.-The largest assortment of Steel Spriag
ShsIefon SkufS In washington. oo 6 cost
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AUCTION SALES.

TO-DAY 4 TOMORROW MORNING.
sale s. OF s99 HI
BTSeR: e Store No. $50 Penn. avenue, opposite
oes 4 WALL q BARNARD, Aucts. q
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer
EATENSIVE SALE OF HANDSOMp pr,,n
q IsS Lo1s, FRosrING eIH Avn STE sr Nn
instant .. S fSosi "a. sS
G'c,oO1 p m arEe q SanSsC%s BusldiSs
are OF moder.ts 81 square No. %A. ali Of which
properly e.safia Sounas sd 5, s.h r .ns
perfectly traded each street. The .isa. .h, and
se sGSS NAV s to this large sale Of properly
Terms: One fourth ossS balance ms 70
"a months, for notes bearing is1erest deed sv s1
Title Indisputable. 10 90.
oo5 d A. GREEN. Auot.
By j. G. MCGUIRE d CO.. AuctIoneers.
SALE OF SMALL BRICK DWELLING
FRfSAY kF P G1 si. Wsap,o o.
O'Clock on the premises. We shall sell Lot No g. in
square No. Is, fronting 81 feet 10 inches on ssth
ming back 90 feet to 20 feet alley, with The Inn
proyements consisting of a two-story Brick House,
Ter. Terms; One fourth cash; the residue in s.,
we've, ana elghteen months, with interest secured
ooe4-d J. c. MEG UIRE CO.. Auc,s.
By WALL & BARNARD, AuctIop..r,.
i ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 9Th Instant ar
rood Brick Houses ans p1 sSa o;,
being Lot No. s., In Square s3i, situated IN Th,rd
street west. between street and Mary and avenue
% Tssni; Ooe;thld cash the residue in 6, L. and
u months. with lrtt rest A deed given and a deed
Of ~ s,S. 8. taken T Ws perfect oN,nn
By. C. MCGUIRE Co., Auctioneers.
DEsiEEABLE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
Pn,I on H9HTH y, aErwsES sTH AMP sTH sTs
Ootooer o n at O'Clock. on the premises. shall
sell, new Drlck Dwelling House, built IN the moo.
substantial manner admirable arrange ed for eomfo,t
ana co1taInlng rooms and cellar. Title IndIs puta-
Die, ana possession gwen November list, 1858.
Terms One fourth Dash: the residue liz s. l9 and
10 months, with interest secured u deed in Ernst
oes .. c MCGUIRE & CO.. Auets.
BY J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctlonso5,,
TRUSTEE'S SALEOF EXCELLENT FUR
sS SStobeI sts sf 20 o, Sal
IN front Of the Auction Rooms, we shall sell, b.
A. No H. 'oios $50 iot of Fu4nt tee, ,1d
HOUSEHOLDS Effects, rorl5risirr "'e a"u
E Ehes e1eiIlient second hsnd PiaLo Forte,
Mahogany Rockers, Arm and PsroT Chs,Ts
WI. wa nut and Mahogany Centre and Side Tables,
PIT rame Mirrors,
Lounges, Cane seat Chars.
Eevoiving' Once and library Chairs,
Extension Dining Tables. Hat Rack.
pressing end PLAIN Bureaus, WardTobes.
Mas stands, Toilet Sets, Looking Classes
Comfort Blankets, Quits,
Damask Curtains, w IndOw Shades
parl'r and Chamber Carpets, Oioloth,
Cooking d other Stoves.
One excellent Culver Furraca,
d ioseEner with general assortment Of Kitchen
Termsi S25 and under cash: over that sum q Gre
endorsed, bearIng interest.
oc4-d J. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auct..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-08

NIARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of vnts of
lSI heri facias, issued from the Clerks Once
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the county OF Washington, and TO me directed. |
Will expose to public sale for CASH, in front Of he
Court hogse door of said county, on MONDAY,
the following described property. TO wit: Lots Nos
ara IL IN Square No Ia original Lots Nos |, 2, 8,
and T. IN Square No l44 and east ~ feet of Lot No
2, In Square No. l47. beginning at the southwest
corner OF SAID ot ind running themes east 40 feet
thence north l2 feet to the of SAID lot thence
west ~ feet and thence south 2 feet to the point Of
beginning, together with all ard singular the i'm
c.. seized ard levied upon as the property Of Chas
a. Van fatten, ard viii be sold to satisfy Jud gals
NOS q ls8 Sl, So SIS Sii, 81 AID s73, to October
w; Thompson. u ID. Gilman. Nicholas cker, Jno.
and Mary Ms honey, w. III. Ward, and Michael
Kelly VS.. Charles Van Patten.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
&c It's for the District of Columbia.