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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

MIR. w. II. Lu-k. Vt the jefferson Enquirer.
who came down On the cars last evening has riven
us information Of two worry dsplorable Incidents
that occurred very rrcentiyin the interior a the
State The first Of these. located ~ Felton,, Gallo.
way county, is substantially ~ follows; ,,.f.5s
Some time since good deal Of feeling was excited
in tho community. by theattempt OF 4 white man,
whose name is not remembered, and Of slave
in league with him to entcs away nsRtose fpm
their masters. Their Vaccinations were discoyered
and they were finally arrested and lodged 10 Jail
tho negro :" be detained until he could be sold.
and h'' white confederate to swsit trial bstore ne
proper Court. Evening beiors laat, Mv.i NssAttt,
tho la'lo', tormerly Sheriff Of Galloway seunty.
repaired little after dark to the apartment Of his
prisoners to give them supper. As he entered the
doorway. 'he negro struck him over tho hoad With
an iron bar. killing him instantly. eai sasieg7
The two then made their escape aud fsd sas3dly
IN tho direction Of Jo!ierson city. A party osgspir
zed Tor the pursuit Of the murdercrs traced Iheua
to the river bank opposite that placs, whom ail
signs were lost. The white man h heavy ~ In
person, weighs lone hundred and seventy-AvS or
eighty pounds, aud has sanday hair and Whiskers.
The murder produced much excitement at Fulton.
and the citizens seemed determined TO secure thS
perpetrators at any cost. 'sffH r' q II
The seu,ni 10 little less deplorabls, - Il may
result fatally to tho party assaulted. the present
Stae Senator from the district composed Of the
countries of Benton, johnson and Henry, Nj
Goodlot. The latter resides In Henry county, But
u day or two since Was stopping in Warrensbssrg.
tho county seat ofJohnson county, probably for
tho purpose Of attending Court there, ~ hs i .,
lawyer by profession. We have no account Of the
circumstances that induced tho assault, further
than that Mr. Goodlet was called upon 10 give bic
opinion in q oase in which one Willams adsntist.
formerly Of jefferson. was an Interested party, Nj
@. gave an opning unfavorabls ~ Williams, when
the latter drew knife and stabbed him several
times 50 severely that II 10 Thought Impossible lr
him to recover. Williams was Instantly sonysysd
70 Jail to await the result Of his assault, II this
proved fatal 1t was supposed he would bs lynched,
as the citizens Of Warren.bnrg were greatly ID.
furiatel at tho act, and the prisoner has bss6ia
bad odor in the town ever since he assumsda.rs-
ridence in it. 81
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In NNtIIBtR COLLEGE.


Elt fourth ann"al@">sio" Of this i"sn,iom onnenre
u on The 10th September
The "ee"n is "i he healhi s aud most accessible Ia
r cr'tr snu'h; aud the study both tiass, al
S,euibc, equal to that 81 the best Am riean colleges
The MiitarN Department viii be- ficlpnily aued
der the nf MIR L. BBpk"nship ,duatc "f I'll. Viz
gina Military ritu' anl NOR. recently Connected With the
United States Coast survey,
The several ro, viii have lusive charg" of tho
Grammar hn" wh y"ung III be thorough pre-.
pared tor eu!ltg, or hu nts.
rae u lTA.
RoBIRr l. BHUtkE1r Pffsid'ht, Professor Of Aatu'
rat spirn'c
L,,pEerN u MATHEWS. \. NJ, ProiesHor OF Latin and
Bellies I,trs
IA tMtii u, Professor Of the Greek Language and
Literature
j. BLA>htsslir, Professor of Mn,hcmsti san Ins,ruc
tor of lRtiCs
nov. w WALKER Profess ol Moral md Mental Sci.
aud nj History.
hAMCIl GARLAND A. NJ, Professor ni Constitutional Law.
D. A. IAAaioRNt, NJ ID, Professor Of Anatomy aud Phys
ology
GCiarrrr Ano1ruo sAnrpnf, IL - lr iosror OF Modern
Languages.
EXPENSES
Board 50 per week washing 81 ~ per month fnol and
rtis % Tuition. SO in the ,irsnmar inl and
$40 N the thllcg ate Department Tor han session.
catalogues cohi.nlng further Information. he oh
tanned by add rssing the lf,sid,nt aug Dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WASHINGTON, D. G. h1'

1uNE undcrsgned respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally tina, this Hotel has bean grcaty snars-
b, the addition II twenty Ave large parors Chamber
ALSO many and alterations have mads
III. Hotel pruper whi .nabes him eli who make
nis their home whilst IN the Matropoi that shall 10
second and pleasure Ms hepes by sirss
attention TO the wants his guests to merit connpancs
tho patronage nbcray bsstow cd upon hin heretofore
This tho only hotel which charges lees hsa % 30 per
nov . diyt l. o. SMITH, prSpft1eos|
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.


WM. B. MURREII.,
DEALER IN STOVES AND CRATES,
MANufACrURkRof
TIN, IRON AND COPPER WARE,
Mai,i 8treet Lynohbuie. Va.
II EEPs constantly ON hand STOVES OF all Sizes and pat
IA terms; Fin Iron Copper and Br,anis TIN Plate,
ock Tin sheet Zine Sheet AID Bar Copper Shse, Iron Lead
Pipe, Hell Metal KETTLES. tuam'lcd Kettles, &e.
kR- HOUSEROOFlNG and GCTrERlNG done In the
ncsi,s, manner and u III" lowe, not ~
LNHANKLlN ~ WROTNEW, Whelesnle nnd
H REIAII. GROCERS l. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Nrrt doort Liberty BarshoIs., NAN 81, Lyaeabure t
Ia.
D.r e. PErsHs. a. xnu, oAvip T.. srrSck, i,,x,.ua
\. u. cAMrBEIr, '''"' btSTkR {-'""""'
uJE kA. CAMPREt.1. ~ 90 Huuh ID
Wall -, Scw Ioik, ht. sell urgppt money,
checks drafts &r ake collections all points NJ tho nj
ted states aud Canada ocrs r III. purchase sale
Stocks. Bonds aud other securities Cnmnisstn. and
condnc with pronpncs the general banking business In all
its DEF rtments
The Lynrhhurp Is Peters Spence Co. WHO will
give prompt attention to busn,s pn"s,dt, !, a,m
ivv o1tia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER II. 1883.
MISCELLANEOUS.
hMMLNSE SAVING: OF EtEA.l
AkGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
Cooking, Parlor. Ofilco, Church and Fac
tory Stoves, Ranges, Crates, 60.
&. s. BLISS K co.

9. $. BLISS 4 co,
INVITE hrnt ~ the atra tive display OF Fall
ahd Winter Goods when they wing foIr
els last Our @o cnmrr- the rc,es, variety
bcc''e q" any ever o rcd IN this market aid Offer
unusual Undue. IN. I u pr,c,s
onr great variety tookg Stoves for wood aud coal
h"i u" exrrled tor cconon and convenience.
fs'IW StaNts aud uiizu,s wood AID coal
nhd be 'nnl Ia terms worthy the aent OF chass,
blhg u m ant Church Stv, III as aud pertpet
In operation onr. church aud Fact ry Slows f all
NJ rcnMrkably uw prices
6res-k, b. medium and low priced and adapted to the
wait, { all
Tn" Morning star Cookng Range antrs y article.
ana snlefi Ia all others thst hsvs ,e,e y Having
l"rsc' our sales Rom dunllc r frmsr eappciy aud
mhdo our purchases early In h. R select, aock
ris'hal Tom the leading foun'ies the N"hvrn Cites
we " confident Of my abi. 10 supply all ,n want with
better than has hrinra
ho' '"i" IN ts mirkea the Stovc ard eanYt Naetus
oDd dur hc III. Mall Su,t ly,cl 'rt,
",tt~- L y iittisT u %
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A FREE EXHIBITION AT ENoLI 4
Observation-Disclosures N

rIANO HOs'SEaN Nb.X>tsibuRa.--asi may
generally that Gnaln AMI other fr' ,yrrs
bnnphi in Lvnclhnrg a. good terms as IN nnv other
market with regular added in ins'icc g. myself as
well " the honrH tho farming community, pnh
si that intend :, keep hand g"d supply nf al
the IN and deal largely than
any sho, han.c cis IL them. think can safely
cll cheaper than any other house II Il hinlY
~" fHrnett p'trn-e because ihsrcbv
enabled purchase Fcrrilkrrs AT AZ low
en- her market If all risks aud trouble Icaae
t1. aud from Else now offer for sale In
and 10 army"
200 Iuns y, Peruvian Guano,
Kposc'. Manipulated vnann.
lu1 " Soiuhrrro Lump Hnd round,
~ lr,w VI xiran Guano
80 Elidc Island ';u1r',
100 " Plaster. Lump and Ground,
25 Kriii"wefs Potash and Plaster,
2On Sacks i4vrfunoi sali, I,rine quality
Farm, wing the Canal below Iynrhbnrg cap he sup
pl,d h, landings Il t., will make rnRsRf m"pt' A. nncn
aug WM \ MILLER H.. In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

MOUNTAIN COAI!!-We beg leave rnll
4VA the attention OF The citizens Of Lyuclhug Ia ate
OF COAL which raising from the celebrated coal banks
Of Mr.. JEREMIAH KYLE, OF Montgomery County.
This coal has been tried by of the citizens of Lynch
burg and In every instance given satisfaction.
We will have always hand article of this Coal suita
bic Tor burning in Stoves which will sell at 20 per
buShel Call and i'll
~ Always on hand large stock.
BY permission, refer to the following gentlemen
q. w. BUTTON. Gio NJ RUCRER,
N. Is. THrRMAS. w. w. MosGY
LIE JOHNSON d. co
CHRISTIANS, WHALING MONTAGUE.
aup3i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

PHWNBX FOUWUWV q BN0uNB WOWkUS
LyhcBBuR0, Va. L..z
On the Canal above tA bridge Of tie ~ TINS Rairssa
tuNIlS TABLISHMENf has been ENLARGED noet lhs
increasing demand for work In Its various Crsncbsa andis
PoraJo and stationary STEAM ENGINES Of .ay re-
quirei rOwer sN'4tflS 1'isI
Mil Gearing. Shsffing Hangers t.,,.s ...l..
Goodwin's Celebrated Centre Discharge swATERwHEEL
Tobacco Factory Fixtures. .1f. g!y r. sal
Iron and Brass Casngs Wrought Iron work Of
description '.ff 4i+ f4ta y
All work done this establishment warranted eQp,l ths
done atany establishment In the stats. q t3's '
sp Ic. A. a. DARNEYsAs Yl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

DEAD WHAT TsHAKsPEARE SAYS.
Al 0;,,OD PICTURES
If II well done hen tits done:
Then II well. II done quickly "-Shd,spcars.
So " wish II rsl done superior
You'll iid il quickly done and ptl done. by TANNER
n 3. TANNER co,
Main Street, } doors from Hridge Sr"e'.
Lynchburg, Va.
La lies and Gen,iemen cordislly invited PoR
TRAIT GALLERY, containing specimens Phot graphs
Anbrotypes Meainotypes. &c, &c
Also. the beautiful PATENT LEATHER PICTT RE whch
is 40 convenient for sending by mail
Pictures taken In all kinds of Gather and enclosed In
tifnl cases. the low prices from 50 $40
and beautiful Gold Lock cts
daon Lockct Rings Brcastpns, Keys Seals &c. in great
variety. just received
A fresh supply of the best Material in the country.
Don't forget TO call (p"t Hts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

B.. There aany ignorant and worthless Quachs
advertising Themselves Physcans and copying DR. JOHN
sroxs advertissmsnta SAss Ms.d Boof Blacks Lamp Trim
Of at the Noble Science Of Medicine have been spent in The
PAyscss imposing upon the and
pecue trhing running the health Of all unfortunate
" falling in hsr that Dr. Johnston deems
say oeciay hcse uuacquAnted with his reputation
that hs credentials diplomas aiw hang In his office
HIS REMEDIE and treatment entirely unknown to
ali othert Prepared from life spsnt In the great hospitals
Europe In this country and extensive
practic than any other physician In the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
apl lP-dkc6mA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

u YORK Auctions --507 Rich NIL wool Dralnes. ,ono
which will lee sol 20 eeut less than he
cost of lmpurtat on Call soon for ba, gains
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ACTORER 18th, IL s3s.-NOwREl

~ EXHIBITION AT IA STIGLER cos, second
supply Of FALL WINTER GOODS. consisting Of Ladies'
Dress Silks Mouslns Menos Dcherges of the latest
desgns so. Ladies' Cloaks Shawi Hoop Skrts Hosiery
Gloves. White Goods and French Work IN great variety
oct lo-dta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-24
GE0KGET0WN.
Cor'ssposdsaes Of ras Star.

l.,-.5 I'D r, 80, GEoReIrowS. Feb "a, 1855.
ouf Town, this morning, Is unusually quiet,
and badness generally dull; owing doubtless to
the coldness of the weather, there are but few
country people coming in with wheat, &C., con.
sequently our mills are doing but little, az well
40 the dfnerent merchants. The little exciteme mt
consequent upon our municipal election on Mos-
All aaN nessly died ont and as general thing,
taliy In the result And, doubtless, all the de-
Ieated candidates have but few regrets at being
relleved from position involving many re
onerous duties, for the performance of which,
however faithfully IL may have been done, they
nave generally been rewarded with ito use Z
homeiy phrase) ''more kicks than coppefs :, The
served In the position of City Fathers before,
bear their blushing honors with all becoming
dignity: Many Of them kept open houses on the
night OF the election, where both friends and OPP
ponents Were cordially received and Hospitality
entertained. ~ =
We understand that several Of our benevolent
citizens are making efforts to get mp public lee
.uIe al FoL ores, Hail some evening this week or
next LOT relief OF the destitute portion of peo
PIE. The services of one of three talented spe ak
ers Is expected to be secured. 4
We would advise the readers of the Star who
may desire to secure supply OF real Simon pure
Mercer potatoes, mealy and sweet, to patronize
our friend, Peter Berry, No. SIS Water st. Call
early as they are going rapidly.
IL continues freezing rapidly, and the ice upon
the Potomac, opposite our wharves, is some four
inches thick. ."a IN
The steam tug Tempest brought up, yeste day,
throue h the ice, the brig Mary H.. Capt Kelly,
from Boston, to Hartley d Bro. -. -
The flour market is very quiet but little chang
ing hands, except to the retail trade Held at
81 .37af 50 for common to extra super Red wheat
is selling at 81 .G3al 05 and 81 O5al OS for good
Qualities. There Is no corn Offering good
article would bring 52a54c. for white and vel
low. q ... - -..... g
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DIED.,

On the evening Of the Esd instant, at 1Ih o'clock,
WILL IAN FARRELL, aged n years
His funeral will take place from The residence of
William Lucas. corner OF 2jst and III streets north
on To morrow Thursday Afternoon. at O clock
without further notice.
On the mornIng of the Path instant. HENRY D.,
inf.nt son OF Daniel and Elizabeth Robertson.
Suffer little children to come unto mo- and forbid
them not, for Of such is the kingdom of Heaven
Brown " ~ sA
The friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral TO morrow, at O'Clock m, from the res
NJ, " 0iA' vi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-24
S WOLFE'S

- WOLFE'S
CCHEIDAM AROMA TIC maps
Is prescribed with great success by the Medioa Fac
uty In Gravel, Gout, Chronic Rheumatism, Drop
sy, Dyspepsia, Sluggish Circulation of the Blood,
Inadequate Assimilation of Food, and exhausted
Vital Energy; and q beverage 1t has no superior
IN the world.
Pnt quart and pint bottles and for sale BY oil
the Druggists and Grocers In Washington.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Nos. Is, N. and q, Beaver street, New York.
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The Fire at New Orleans,

NEW ORLEANS, Neb. 23-Tbe loss occa.ioned
by the destruction OF the i've steamboats, on sat
uIday night, amounts to some $4,000; IL 10 not
Known what portion was covered by insurs nee
Lac steamer Montgomery, a small boat, was
vorite boat
The ship Aurora, OF New York, was consider
ably damaged bv the FIRE well as two or three
other vessels The whole shipping on that side
OF the river was in a precarious position at one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-24
River and Weather AT 81. LeuI,.

ST. LoCrs, Feb 23-The river 4. still falling.
with not more than FIVE feet in Cat O The ice i
illincreasing In Quantity and THO sness There
Is no news from the upper streams. The weathe'
moderated considerably Saturday afternoon g.
evening, but Sunday merning Il was cold. with ,
clustering northwest snow storm Last night {
was very cold, the mercury falling low as =:
any time this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-24

CAR RAG E 8.
Il HE Subscriber having made additions to his
Factory, making it now one of the largest 61R,
IN the District, where his faculties for e9
RACES and LIGHT WAGONS oanLo OF be sur
passed, and from his long eIperienee IN the 1si-
~. Al kinds OF Carriases and Light wagons Kept on
an REPAIRS neatly done. aud oil orders prompt
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for new
ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE, -
: d Left corner Of 18th and Il sts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-24
10 CASTOR d CLARK,
10 LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from
9TH street, under the Avenue House,

CLOTHING AND CENTS FURNISHING
GOODS.
The subscribers call attention to q desirable Stock
of CLOrAING which they now have on exhibi-
ton at the. Store No. g LOUISIANA avenue. second
close of the lot If possble, every effort necessary
on their part shall be used In order to please their
customers.
In the CLoTuIss DEPARTMENT we can guarantee
the Stock 10 be perfect In point Of durability, fit and
style, because we make everything ourselves, and
have no hesitation In saying goods will be found
equal TO the best order work in the country.
Watching the various changes Of fashion. parties
may rest ured of finding the latest out and make
IN store subject to their inspection and approval.
Si5.Gn worth Of GoOds for Mems, Boys and Ser
wants Wear, will be sold at auction Prices and pur-
chasers would do well to examine the lot. This Is
no humbus, as our assertions can be proved on ex-
animation. Call and see us at the above Store.
28-Sm GASTON 4 CLARK.
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AntI-Lscomntan Meetiaa

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. "A large anti -Ls-
compton meeting was held here on SATURDAY. az
ternoon, Jacob Remnant presided and speeche.
Were made by Judge johnson, of Kansas aud
Messrs. Paine, Norton and others Resolutions
were passed denouncing the President aud the
Lecompton constitution. aud endorsed the course
OF Senator Douglas aud Hon = g Cox the Ter.
resentative OF the Columbus district in Congress
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ESPECIAL NOTICE.-Our sincere thanks are
II hereby rendered to all who have settled their ac-
ooants with us since our last issue Of bills But
who have not paid to this notice. We want them to
know that roe suffering for the use ffhe money
dre Ms, and hope that without delay those persons
whom we have in good faith accommodated will cail
or send in their settlements.
ian IS d4w CLAGETT Il DODSON.
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Washington's Birthday.

ALBANY, Feb. 23.-washington' s birthd4r was
celebrates here with much spirit. The seventy
sixth ana twenty-rfth regiments, Colonies Hal
court anc Bentley, were out in full force An
address. was delivered by Col VIM A. Jackson
The celebration was closed at night with the
elegant annual levee Of the Burgssses corps
Louisville, Feb. "a. The military and the
outch were out yesterday in honor Of the day,
forming an imposing procession The wholexsie
stores We're generally closed and the day was oh.
served as general holiday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-24

vvIoLINs. GUITARS, FLUTES, ACcORDE-,
v ons, Violin Strings, Music Paper, &C, Ae., Il
our Piano and Music store. 49,.
fe 10 JOHN y. ELLIE.
ORIENTAL NAIL POLISH, Giyinf besstifsI
" lustre to the kngsr nAals, q 6tBBSS Ham
Stnr~. 18th str~~t. Pa ave- y 49,
DOWLAND'e MAQAe9AR OIL, - einSsp
FANCY HAIR PINS ~ SessIS:s = e; .: s,s
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THERE Is TIDE in the airs of men, and 40 it il
with Lager. At this time the tide runs to EMRIcK's,
whose reputation as a caterer Of good things drink
able is now unsurpassed. 1t.
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Marine Intelligence.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 23-Letters from Key we..
to toe nth ins;., state that the ship Rueis Car.
Smith, is ASHORE and bilged OF Caesars Crek
with cargo OF salt from Liverpool for New Or
leans.
The steamer Columbia reports seeing on Mon.
day, ~ miles south Of Body Island light, one O.
CromweIl's pTopelIers ashore
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AUCTION SALES.
Ho-DAY = To-MoRRoW MORNING.

TRusrEEEAA sREES; Auotionset:
hand t rn ron Jesse Reecr. recorded amouS the
Of Column u sshington county, in the District
thehshest SddeSne III se q public auction. 70
misss n,;t s a, m m front Of the pre-
res, Pa.. OF Lot no 8. IN square No ssa helm
lor .ns same az the southwest corner Of SAID
s9eSis .. ano running thence due north with ,ha Ins
OF Sd street west II feet VI inches the me Ilne
thence east Is feet thence south II fcet IN ;ns os
the line oil street north, thence vita ~. Ias
stnxs nors ieea TO tas hes,nnns with the inn
built three story Brick Building This propert, /,
stuated At the corner Of Sd and strees one
III the rear OF the foe dwellings recently ersctsS h
MIR. Douglas and others. and in q most rapidly I'M
proving part of the city. -
-. Terms; al,oo cash; balance in 4. 2,spd years;
ments, bearing interest from the day of sale deed
given and deed of trust taken. All conveyanoe
at the cost of the purchaser.
II the purchaser or purchasers should fail TO
ply with the terms OF sale IN ten days after the day
oI SAFE the trustee reserves the right to resell the
properly at the risk and cost Of the first purchaser
81 pnrcnssers BY giving three days notice in the
j. II. GODDARD, yr, Trustee
ereo0os A. GREEN, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES,

C. R. E.cROwN & CO., Auotioneer,.
Sa s. o'clock, at the corner Of Sd etr0et 80 and
strsetsouth we shall sell, without roservs,ofwo-
stor frame House, with Ground attached, 81 feet
On street and rs feet front on Sd strset. oo for
Two moro houses. 1 80
Tern, Tens: 0oe-third cash; balance 6. ., end u
iced given and q deed of trust taken.a
G.. X. l.. GROWN & CO., Aucts.,
10 ~s-d' corner of 9Th sc. and PA, ave,
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Meeting in Boston Of the Veteran. Of 1872.

BosToN, Feb % The annual MEETING Of th,
Association of New England Veterans Of the wa
seles OF resolutions expressive Of the claim which
they have upon the country, and a petition Q,
Congress that they he placed upon the same foot
ing with the soldiers Of the Revolution, weH
IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-24

pOTATOES.-Jus arrived, 900 bushels Nova
y Scotia WHITE MERGERS. per schooner
massasolt, and for sale in lots 70 suit purchasers
fe2 81 Water street. 6 Georgetown.
RtDUcING sTOCK-CHEAP FOR CASH.
JOHN ii. SMOOT,
No. lls By,3ss street, GeorsetoDr, ID; C.,
Wishing to reduce his stock Ow as possible y the
,st of MsFScb, viii sell from !hi. date every desorp
cash.
Fancy Colored Dress Silks, ...-. -...-. - ..
Printed MOusllue Deiaines,
Merlno. Plaids and POplins.
.-f French MerinOs,
Shawls, Scarfs,,
will be sold at a VERY GREAT REDUCTION
on former prices. Prompt customers supplied upon
the usual terms. Those having settled their Bills
rendered to LIST instant. he tenders has grateful ao
to all who have not to do by cash note at their
earliest convenience.
jan q J. Fl. SHOOT.
Tor RENT.-A first class RESIDENCE at
Il the corner of Fayette and 4th streets, George
t9wn; Terms moderate. Apply to Mrs. ANN X.
ONEALE. &C., 81. jan % colin
ZINE ALES-yve respectfully announce to our
i friends and the pubic that we have at last sue
ceeded In having a large quantity of ALES of varl
Gus kinds brewed expressly TO our order, which We
will guarantee to be the finest and the largest varl-
ETY. that was ever offered in this market.
All persons wishing moe article of Ale can have
IT by apply ing to for either ofthe following brsnds
viz; kennett, Burton XXX Pale, India Pale, Phil.
adelphia and XA. We also have a fine article OF
Brown stout and X Porter always on hand
.,t.nd E.de6 n by mall or gwen to On. dIEsTs T be
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green street,
did 6eOrgetowa, ID. G.