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Smyrna times., 1858-07-29
WILLIAM STUBBS.
House and SignPainfe,

GLAZlER, PAPER HANGER, &C..
pegs 10 announce to his friends and public
Vi smyrna and surrounding country that he Inns re-
merce street, Smyrna, where he will IN ILo t,I,,'
con'uct his business and begs most respeclfulIv IN
s"'icll The patronage and support of the Indies and
~ ou , VI lhS i"wl anu country, assuring them Thai
"e VIII execute all orders in the absye line oC bns;
ness win strict regard TO economy neaIness and dis
c' Ior ms experience OF more Than thirty yearspjvrs
'l" announcement 10 state that he can execuIe All
ches ni House Painting and Int rior Decorating IN
satisfaction of all who may please 10 entrn.t him
WIN "i'h 'heir orders The most respectable References
gwen , ana an Orders puncually attended TO.
p93 y? m iAIIONS OF WOOD AND MARBLE
ceilings Painted IN superior China Glass CnIors Sr
NJ Smyrna, March 2j 'S.ff =
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DIED.,

THIS morning, MARTHA, youngest daughter OF
Elizabeth and Leonard Baum, aged hive years and
days. no +. = =
The funeral will take place to morrow afternoon,
at clock, from the residence of her parents, No.
4n7 Iii h street, between II and New York avenue.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend.
At his residence, in Charles county, Md, on the
Nth In.t aut, CHARLES +. DEMENT,, in the 81 st
year Ofhis age.
On the 9th instant. CHARLES EDWARD
ton and Elizabeth A. Harper.
Oh, Charley, hear thy mothers prayer,
sweet angel of the skies,
See the deep and sorrowing tear
That CUISINES from her eyes.
She weeps because she lost her boy,
n or pleasure and her pride;
For nothing gave her much Joy
As Charley by her side
She can't forget the little smile
That play ed around thy brow
Nor yet the prattie of thy voice:
She thinks she hears IL now.
AND though thy form the grave conceas
Forever from her view.
Her tears shall moist the green grass sod,
Like drops of heavens dew.
But lille her heart meIts down with grief
Because she's left alone.
thought CIV s sOlace and relief
An angel IS around the throne.
Oh God support her in her pain,
And make her fit to die.
That she may clasp her Toy again,
And live with him on high.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect-
fully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon
ut O'Clock, without further notice.
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The United States and Nicaragua.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-The Times of this morn
ing has letter from its Panama correspondent
containing the substance of Gen. Cass's letter TO
President Martinez, on the subject of his refusal
to sign the Cass- YTisarri treaty. He accuses the
latter of insulting this Government by withhold
ing the treaty after his pledge TO Gen Lamar had
been sent here by special messenger
Gen. Cass demands, as the only repara,io,
return Of the treaty as ratified by the Assemble
In regard to the rights of American citizeo.,,
Nicaragua, the American government will not
that government Is devoid of adeouate ,riSnn,Is
The Cabinet at Washington has no Other re.
source but to decide the matter nv sending a
proper naval force to both sides of the Isthmns
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AUCTION SALES,

BY J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auc.Ioneers.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF HAYDN FRI
~ DAY AFTERNOON. July SOth, st O'Clock
III the Smithsonian Park, shall sell, without re-
serve
"a stacks prime Hay, to be removed within 8 days
after the sale.
Terms cash in specie.
BY order of the Commissioner OF Public Build
ings.
jy % J. C.. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts,
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AUCTION SALES.
cO-DAr q TOMORROW MORNING
By A. GREEN. Auo'ioneer

By A. GREEN, Auo'ioneer.
HNWO-STORYBRICK HOUSE ONGROCND
n hkNr ON lnvH BETWEEN r. AND r STREETS,
AT Al. hUcT'oS;cOn WEDNESDAY, TIE 18th inst,
bha SELF IN trOnt OF the 2remises.lt O'Clock. by
virtue of we a. ias., and order N ae BaliIf, two
story brrk House, situated q. part Lot No. Q. In
Church. between SAD + sts WV DN'
Terms ca,h.
a. Co.i' . ance az -de cost OF the purchaser
" 80 . A. GREEN. Auct.
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STATE vs.. Thr Ranks.

AUGUSTA, July y -fhe Miiledgeville papers
contain proclamation from the Governor Of
georgia ordering the State Treasurer to not re-
celve the bills of nearly all the banks in the
state, In consequence Of a technical informality
In the semi annual returns, which were made in
conformity with the old but not the new law
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E>OR RENTING large S-story Brick Dwell
LING HOUSE, being one of the Seven Build
ESQ. ~''
Also. the Dwelling next adjacent east; further pro-
vlded with cOmmOdlous back Building,
These houses are we'll arranged and eligiby sItu-
ated being on the north side of Pa. avenue. in the
vest end OF tn, city; The keys be found at the
drug store OF nj. RIdgeley, near the premises and
the approximate terms can there be accertalned,
DOUGLAS +. FORREST,
~ 26-w3w Agent for F. Forrest,
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Rfuanrfsl.

NEW YoRK, July - -stocss ar, higher and
the market is excited. Chicago and Roc X island
19A; Illinois Central bonds SIX; la Crosse and
Mltwaukie ~; New York Central IS =, Pa Coal
co SOY; Reading 50; Cantons III; Va 6's, 92s<;
Missouri 6's s5A
Sterling Exchange IS firm at in9Haie9,
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A SPECIAL NOTICE--valley- View Farm,
Alate the residence Of John II. King, decd is
offered for sal or rent. To persons living IN this
section IL Is deemed unnecessary to describe IT. but
ior the information OF persons ar distance 1t NAV
be well to mention that place within one hu ndred
miles OF Washington city offers such inducements
either 70 purchaser or tenant. The improvements
are large and cOmmodious Dwelling, Containing II
rooms; Gardeners House, containing rooms: a
large Barn, and ample Stablins; Wagon Sheds, Car
rage Hguse, Ice House, Green House, Spring
House. Tool House. Carpenters Shop, Root Cel-
tiers, Hay and Gram Barracks, &c-in word
eveTy conyenIence that can be desired upon farm.
several Springs OF m water are upon the place
and particularly one from which water is forced to
the dwelling, ST. bes. O., BIZ hydraulic ram The
farm contains about 81 acres, ali under fencing and
In high state OF cultivation, and beautifully laid Off
IN wal,s and drives. shaded by fruit trees. This
place, for the last fifteen years has been carried ON
very successfuilya as market garden, There is a
large quantity of Hot bed sash, Forcing Frames,
&c, on the place that be successfully used in
the raising of vegetables. The Fruit Trees of alI
kinds, grapes. Currants GOoseberries, &c, can be
numbered Ivy thousands.
II IL presumed that any one desiring such place
VIII examine 1t personally. Every information will
ne gwen upon app cation at the place, or to w
hLBERT KING, No. IS IL gh street, Georg etowB,
n. II
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FQR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
l. pROPERTf-A AR NJ, conta ming 100 ceres,
less than 10 miles from Washnst ton. under good
cultivation. and having o'chard Of $40 trees of
choice fruit, comprising apples, peaches, apricots,
grapes, currants. strawberries, Il c.-the same hsv-
Ing good dwelling containing nine rooms, with
changed for CITY property. There Is good barn
ana stabllng on the premises, good water at tie
door, anu numerous never falling springs. About
AZ acres are IN wood. consisting of oak hickory and
chestnut. The stock and crops may be purcho sed if
desired For further particulars inquire of JAS. >.
SCAGGS 18th street, or JOHN ID. CLARK, Esq,
18th street. between e and ID streets.
iy Is 2aWtf
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jy l2-2aw&ds


TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND iOT
~ AUTOMATICALLY virtue ola deed IN trust
May, 1851 and recorded in Liber ]. A. 8, No l5i,
sale on Friday. the sOtn day of july. is5s, AZ
o'cock p m, ON the premises, part Of Lot No lo4
IN BeaiL's addition to Georgetown. fronting forty
feet on Beall street between Monteomery and Green
Streets and running back with th4t width the depth
OF sald lot, with the improvements, which consst OF
a frame dwelling Rouse.
Terms OF sale: One half cash and balance IN six
and twelve months for notes hearing interest from
dav of sale. occurred upon the property and A not
complied with IN dsys after the sale the property
peDse of the purchaser.
All convey ances at the Expense of the purchaser.
CHAS :. WALLACE, Trustee,
~ l7-eO&ds JAS. e. MEG RE. Auct.
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE, AuciloneeT.
~ X USTEE'S SALE OF NAIITAR Is

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN p
Il PROVED REAL EsTATR ON NORTH l., BKIwEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS wFsr-By virtue of
adeed IN trust beaTI date the 10Th day of
1857 duly executed ard recorded, the subscriber will
sell at pubic sale, on TUESDAY, the 18th dsy of
June, 1853 At o'c ock p. the premises Bosss
dIyIsIon OF Lot No. q, square No. SIS front
Ing fset inches north street. between Fourth
and 18th streets west and running hack alley.
wuh the Improv- mens which consist Of well built
three story Brick House.
Terms of sale: One third cash balance in 6, Il.
and Is months for notes secured upon the property
by deed IN trust, and bearing interest from day Of
SAFE and AZ rot COMPLIED with DAYS after the
SALE the property will be resold At risk and eN
peLse of the purchaser. The trustee will CONVEY
only such title as Is vested IN hiIn.
All conVeyancIng at the expe.se of the purchaser.
CHAS. g. WALLaCH, Trustee,
June le-eoSds JAS c. Met Il = r., Auct.
II THE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE
sale having faIled To comply with the terms of SAID
sale, the property will be resod, on THURSDAY.
the 18th day OF July, 1853, at O clock D. m. on the
premIss $, Al his risk an pense aud S9 cash will
be required To lie pad on the premises immed lately
alter the SALE and n not then paid the property will
he immediately put no and resold.
CHAS. =. WALLACE, Trustee.
~ r7-eo&ds JAS. g. MCGUIRE. Aucr.
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By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

uDprCrEby,n a, UkEhN, Auctloneer.
I'KUSTEE'S SALE.-NLl be sold on THURS
DAY, 18th August next. at 10 clock, a. m, on
TN street, near the Centre Market 10 the highest
Ddder, Tor cash. one bsy herse, iron gray horse
one wagon, and double sett of harness. 10 satIs
~ certaln debts and notes, secured by a deed OF
29l, Sl2, of the land records of Washington county
DC. HI. EDMUND CLARK, Trustee.
A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
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nor SALE.-A FARM, containing 1870 acres of
l. land, well adapted TO DAIRY purposes. 1t is about
miles from town, IN excellent neighiporhood
convenient to Churches and Schools. The improve
,nents are small Dwelling, out of repair.
The stable corn house, and Out-bul;dlngs seneT-
ally, sre new. Ii adjons the lands Of Dr. DuyaiI,
Mr.; Knowles, and others. Price $4,000. Tern to
suit purchaser. Will exchange for city property
Apply to u. w. ROHRER'S, Grocery Store, High
street, u Georgetown. ID. C. iy 8-Irn
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New York Markets.

NEW York, July :s.-FIour 10 firm sales Of
e,5Ol bbls: State - l0asi IS; OHIO q 7OaSS %;
Southern 81 sass rs
Wheat j. lower sales Of 5000 bush. South
eIn white ~ Is, red 81 3oal - ; Western red at
al t9ai %, white Al o5al ~.
Corn is lower; sales of Is 90 bush; price.
nominal.
Pork is steady At al i5ai7 IS: prime sIiOo q
Whisky IL firm al 25c
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Still Later from Havana.

CHhRLEsToS, July 2s.-The steamship Isabel
from Havana and Key West on m, osib srr,yed
mere last night. Sugars remained arm
me fngaiss Wabash and Macedonia sailed
from key West for New York on IN, yad ,nd
the Constellation for New York ana The PI,'-
mouth and Saratoga for Aspinwall on IN. ssn.
day. The Colorado, for Boston, aud the Lanes
town, for New York, sailed on Saturday
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FOR SALE "A rev BRICK HOUSE, No S57
L 18th street west, between Mass. avenue and M
street Terms liberal, and possession given imme-
dlatey. Apply on the promises to J. +. FERRY,
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FOR RENT-The BRICK DWELLING STU
4 ated on the east side of 18th street, one door
above Pa avenue, lover he Gas Office.) Possess
sion given the LIST of July. For further partou-
lars apPly to q. A. w. RANDALL, corner Of 18th
and ID SITS. lie 2-tf
tNOR RENT-A desirable, modern built, three
Il story HOUSE, with basement and back build
ing, No. 44 street, between Eleventh and Twelfth,
containing u rooms, gas throughout. marble man.
tells. water and hath room. Inquire on premises, or
room No; s. first floor, Post Office Department.
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EOR SAi.E-A neat and comfortable Dwell
l. DING HOUSE, No. 558 fronting south on
SachuSetts avenue. between % and Sd SITS. west
The lot extends through 10 Ii street. making al so
entrance on II. Terms reasonable Apply TO Pol
LARD WEBB, No. so I'D story nth ST. jy3
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NEW AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE
~ STORY BRICK DWELLINGHO
AT PRlVAE SAI LIE The subscriber has for pri-
yate sale anew and very desirable three story Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, with arg Back Buildings,
containing eleven rooms. built in the best manner,
and furnished throug bout with all the modern i'm
provements-gas and water furnace, range, &c,
Be. situated on north NJ street, between eth and
10th streets west, one door eaet OF 10th street.
Terms easy and Immediate possession given.
JAS. G.. MCGUIRE,
ap H-d Auot'r, and Com. Merchant.
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Later frem Hsvs,..

NV foEk, July 3s.-Tbe steamship Empire
10y, ION Havana the I'D, has arrived Sugar,
were nrm, but inactive. Molasses bTisSer.
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I w. Plant, UNDERTAKES, No. as TIN
y. street, between and n, keeps
CURED Ia has lima hBe Hearse,
Patent Corpse Preserves, &C, &c. His charges are
Of tire day night. Hacks furnished for funerals st
lowest possible sneIx
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STOREAND FIXTURES on Penn. avenue for
- rent.-Thls is a fine stand for business Of any
KIND. and to good tenant the rent will BE- low
Location three doors above Williard's. For terms
apply TO JOHN ID. HANBACK, at his rcstau n NJ
No. 9i and 2c6, Penna. avenue. ys9-Iu
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FOR SALE.-A vsluable Lot adjoining the corner
OF 18th street, havi ing front of q feet lnches
on q street, bv depth Of rs feet This property ia
within few minutes walk of most of the public
buildings, and Is considered OF the healthiest To-
cations IN the city. The lot contains two frame
Ten'nents. which rent for SIS per month but will
be sold without regard to worth of the houses An
10Th and 10th Streets or at the carpenters anon m
rear Of the premises. iy 8 2s
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ
W. OF herl taclss ISSUED IRON the Clerks Office OF
The Circuit Court of the District Of Columsa for the
County OF Washington, and TO me directed, shaI
expose to public sale. for CASH, IN frr-l of the
Courthouse door of, aid county, on THURSUAE
the l&th day OF August, 1853, at y O'Clock ms the fol-
lowing DESCRIBED property, to wit: All defendants
rsht title, Claim, and interest in and 20 Lot No. ,.
Ia Square No 36. fronting Is feet III street NORTH
IA the city OF W ashnstOn. d. c.. together with all
and siug uHr the Improvements thereon, seized and
levied npon as the property of Sam'l NJ knight aad
Will be sold to satisfy Judciais No. lbs to October
term, 1853, In favor OF w. T. Dove. use of Thomas
Brown.
w. SEIDEN, Marshal
" ~ ats for the Dlstrictof Columbia
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EOR RENT-TWO ROOMS In the third story
L OF the building occupied as an ONCE by c. s.
Wallach, and immediately opposite tho City Hall.
Apply to RICHARD WALLACE. ap6
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ENOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, ipayery
L pleasant summer location. Terms mod crate
Inquire of kfNARD, General Land Office
or TO MRS. DAVIS, 279 7th st. iy 6-tf
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The court met to-day at
the usual hour, and the petit jurors were called
and dismissed until next Monday at ten o'clock
a. m, Judge Crawford informing them that the
state Of his health would not permit him to hold
court until that time, his physician having in
lutely necessary in his present feeble condition.
BY next Monday he hoped to so far recover as
to be able TO resume the duties of the term The
court then adjourned until next Monday morn
Ing at ten O'clock.
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TOR SALt-A three story FRAME HOUSE
1 with Brick Back building, containing ten rooms
situated on l4th streer. between Pa avenue and r.
streets, No. 4a9 and fronting the reservatnn
ply on the premises. !, G3:sf
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DURTRAITS FOR THE MILLION.-A per
Il feet Portrait Of yourself for Is cents. Sarra yea
not 70 fade. 2.0oa of these beautiful pictures maee
sitter is perfectly SATISFIED. Pictures on pspeI for
81 cents which can be sent by mail without e1tfa
ohsree EyeTy variety Of cases kept on hand. Sun
iight not resuired. N. =. WOODLEl.
AeA ~ Photographer, No. Sl2 v street,
;.u On, uesr willards'.
NASfIIONABLE PERFUMERIhs, from the
best houses, at GlBBS'S, near the eoTnsI oi
18th street and Pc, ave. pS
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WEDDING CAKES. very pretty and very cheap at
the Philadelphia Confectionery corner 18TH and n
streets. Ice Cream Si.5O per gal on. jy x8-Ims
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PHILADELPHTI

IL a r. r. ID T. % 7.
No. Sl Pa av between a. and 9Th st,
One key s2.59 one dozen quart bottles, 81 So.
=. H. We send the Beer free Of cost TO any psrt of
an .. Gm CT n w. GEREcKE
IN HAND AND FOR SALE AT THE most
- Ieasonab.e rates. good supply of all descrIp-
LIONS ol Mil Feed. Also, n large supply Of Corn
Mes, ol The most superior quality, m lots 20 suit
AS intend changing my business. the alove wall
be sod at bargains A n BDICHER,
y lv West side Market Spsce, Georsetows
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Will be ready Tor delivery esrly in September
gaary of famous I'm las aud American Poets, with
an ntroa Uctory y Henry Coppee. A. M. pro
lessor of English Literature IN the University Cf
peDns, wanna richly IlS sirated with hundred steel
engraviugs, executed On he first styl- OF the art.
mostly from orig mai designs by sting Ished AT
lists.
Price, IN muslin gait, $40; Turkey morocco. sI71s.
Subscri ptions received Dy
TAYLOR d MAURN. Beck sellers.
S3s Pc nusy I've ma avepne.
I"Speclmen RACES ma, be seen al ths storet'b
in
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
SEE FIRST PAGE.I

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT have
l. two hne PARLORS and four flee Bed Cham
bers, which viii rent moderate terms to good
tenants. The location is one of tho finest in the
city, berg on Penn. avenue. and adjoining W IL
lIard,s Hotel. For information apply to JOHN L..
HANBACK,, No. 2oi and 200, Penn. av. jy 28-iw
EOR SALEUR RENT.-A new two story frame
l. Dwelling HOU USE, contaipIng our Rooms ri h
nine feet celllngS; has side all. and good yard
situated on Third street west, between g street and
IL EST
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TRIALS AT THE GUARD IIoUsK.-This morning
the t ial docket at the Central Guard house was
not as large as usual. Thomas Russell, colored
drunk and disorderly; workhouse 60 DAYS M
Naliy, do fine and costs 81 Is. Lawrence Wal
tiers, do workhouse 60 days.
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jv 2S-dts for the DIstrief IN t.olnmh,s

NARSHAL'S SALE-ln virtue OF a writ of
IV1 herr faclas. issued from the Clerks Ofhce of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
tine County OF vs. ashIngto and to me dIrecsed {
sha expose to public SALE for CASH, in front Of the
Court House door OF said county, on TUESDAY.
the nth day of august, 1883, at II oclk m the fol
LOWING described property, to wit: All defendants
rlsht, tltle aIm and interest and to Lots Nos.
a. is 10 and IL, IN Square No. 5S4, also, Lots Nos.
- snd >, IN Square No. SIS, IN the city of VAST
lngton, ID. G.. together with all and tInsulsr
the Improvements thereon, seized and levied por
as the property Of Joseph Peck, and VII be cod
to satisfy Ju1Iclas y o. 267, 10 October term 1889
~ favor OF John r. CHM usaof VIM. B. X ibhey VS.
Joseph Peck. w. SELDEN. Marshal
2-tS the Disf,,r. ~ fs,l.,n1,,.
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ITIHE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED
nrut Moi>Dh the I'd day of August, came hour
Wnent will positively take place.
jy I'D A. GREEN, Arct.
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St. Petersburg letters say. that the military
character Of the administrative system for Poland
Is about to be superseded by a new system, i'm
which the civil element will predominant
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l. %. o. F.-The annual communication Of the
Grand Encampment l. o. o. r OF the District of
Columbia was held last evening, when, In addi-
ton to the transaction of the usual business the
following officers Were elected Andrew Jack
son, Nj. w. u. William r. Mclean NJ f.
John +. Havener, X. w. g. ]. w; William
Cooper, X w. q. 5 F. b. Lord, X. ". G. II. :;
William b. Lacy, g. NJ; John A. Moulden,
q. =.
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In ANOTHER COLUMN will be found the adver-
tismentS of Messrs. L. J. /. w NJ Gait. coal
and wood dealers, whose stock of fuel is always
A No 1. Their wood splitting mac hine never
fails In its industrious vocation of furnishing
kindling wood. and the right-sized sticks for the
stove during the heated term, when large fires in
the kitchen are superfuity Their stock of
Goals is exceedingly we'll selected and is kept
clean under the cover of their convenient coal
houses. The establishment Of the M-ssrs Gait
Is too well known to the fueI-consuming COM
munity to require endorsement from us and
therefore, we advise those in want Of supplies i'm
their line of business TO pay them visit
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two vr,ts Of
hb herr fscss ISSUED from the Clerks pfos of tie
circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia for the
county of Washington. and to me dire cited shall
e1Eose TO public sale, flr CASH, IN front Of ths
Court house door 90 sad comfy. on TUESDAY.
the l1th dar OF August, less, a II O'Clock H. the fol
,owing described property. 80 Wit: AL Samuel By
right, tte clsn and interest in and 10 70.
NO. - In square No. ie6 IN the city of wkshIngton
". u, terether with all and singular the Improve,
lnenti Thereon; seized and levied upon as the prop
cry OF samuel ByngtOn, ard will he sold 20 satIsfg
aadielals No. as, TO October term. 1883. William
van Keswick rs. Icharj Wallach and Samuel By
ington; ard No. la JudIcIas TO October term 1859
William Van Resviok rs. John Van ResvIok
Richard Waliach and Samuel Bylngton.
w.SEEDEN, Marshal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-28
TURKEY.

Private dispatches intimate that the Turks had
attacked the Montenegrins, and that after tbres
conflicts the latter retreated to the monntain.
The story lacks confirmation
general officer of the Turkish Armv b,d hoo,
ordered to proceed to Jeddah as Imperial Corn
missioner, with directions to punish the parties
implicated in the recent massacre, according TO
martial law. "