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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-21
PORTAGE SENTINEL.
LOCAL AND Personal.

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ARRIVAL AND DrYAHruRR OF MAILS
DAILY--Going North via Railroad.
DAIIY@GoIng South via Railroad.
Depart ss f,4s.p. N. Mail close at.llS, pm.
Arrive By y, NJ: Depart A.-asOO, P. M. Maj
rRIsWEEKLY--Newtou Falls.
p, N. Depart same days at 800, r. n. Mali
sEMi.wEEKLY-chardOp. s. ....
Arrive every "Wednesday and Friday. by 4, Pm.
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday Al Q, A. N.
Posr OFr1cE AT RAvESnA- .a |
open at 7,oO, A. M. CLOSE AZ H P: ~ > Daily
ASSESSORS OF REAL EATATE.-Below will
be found the number Of votes received BY the
several candidates for Assessor Of Real Es.
tate, in the different townships Of Portage
county, at the election on the 18th inst
Republicans in Roman; Democrats 10 ItGl.
&C:
DEERrIELD, No. !. Solomon Day, 30;
Joseph Diver, l02.
PALMYRA, No. 2. Charles Golden, 90;
Leonard S. Corbcn, l29. -..
PARIS, No. 3. Marquis r. Purdy, 81;
Benjamin Shan, 81.
WxDHAM, No. 4. Ephraim L. Williams,
lo5; Franklin H. SnoO, SO.
NELSON, No. 5. Daniel Kelton, 1873; Hi.
ram G.. Wilson. 1876; Scattering, 3.
HIRAM, No. 6. Symonds Rider. 1873; A.
Yah Udau, liz, ...
FREEDOM, No.7. Henry N. Thayer, 1872;
Anson Robinson, u.
CHARLEsrowN, No. 8. William p.
Knapp, SO; Luther L. Broom. So.
EDINBuRc, No. 9. Chauncey Clcverly,
1870: Dennis Goddard. 81.
'ArwArEB, No. 10. Bartley C. Gilbert
ll9; John Mansfield, so.
RANDOLPH, No. IL. Henry France, l5li
Thomas Gorbv, IFS.
RoorsrowN, No. IL. Asher D. Gurley,
1879; William r. Haltock, SO.
KAvESNA, No. l3. Charles Judd, AGO.
Isaac Weldon, 308.
SHALERsvrLLE, No. IA. Sins Crocker
lo2; James c. Thompson, 100.
MANTuA, No. Is. Orvid BIoke, ll9
Benidmin Blair, ll5; Scattering, ].
AURORA, No. l6. Albert Love!and, 49
Chester Howard, Ga; John Z. Jackson, rs.
STaEETsBoRoUGH, No. IL. james w
Clark, 81; Alfred II. Weatherby, 81.
FRANKLIN, No. ls. John v. Gardner
$50; Isaac Cady. 1873.
ER1MFlELD, No. 10. Aigermon G. Thou
u, TO; Conrad Foussr, 1877.
SUrriEip, No. 20. Simon J. Ward, l54
s. III. Blake, 60.
THREE PLANETS IN A Row.-Two eve
ings since the three planets Murs, Jupit'
und Venus, appeared in range on the Yves
ern eky, Mars in the constellation Sagittar
us, Jupiter about ten degrees to the Norll
westward, ard Venus still twelve degree
further down the horizon. The last.namt
planet is nov distinctly visible 10 the max,
eve during the afternoon
ExcELcioR YouNG AMERICA CoEAI
Cos MILL.-We would direct attention
the recommendations Of this Mill, whi'
will Le found in another column. The L
cclsor was awarded the first premium
the Ohie State Fair in 1855 1856 al
1857. The recommendations are oil fro
PRACTICAL men " ho hsse used the Mill.
WESTERN RLsEkvE Horse FART
first annual fair Of the Western Reser
Horse Breeders Association is now bell
held in this village. A report Of the PIT
Ceedngs will be given next week.
EeRHAyE's HOLLAND BITTERs.-The pre-
oi the country has been particularly loud
the praise OF the Ditters. Among the lneI
..nt;ros uya n4for sba fn III nSvinU In an i'm pf
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BOOTS AND SHOES.-An endless va.
- riety and of the very best of material and work
manship. Just received and for sale cheap by
Oct cber Z, 1858. STREAT0R, DAlLE 4 co.
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permanent Office,

Permanent Office.
COMPLYING with the urgent request OF
" hundreds of their patients,
DRs. C. M. FITCH AND J. W. SYKES
Have concluded to remain
PERMANENTLY PlTTsB ~
And may be consulted al their ohics'
No. 1871 PENN STREET,
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<syyT HAT EVER WOODY SAYS, MUST
w BE So.''-We have now, certainly the hand
somest lot of SHAWLS ever got together. Such a
variet Of styles and many Of them! Call in, La.
dies, merely Us q matter OF curiosity, and look at
r. P.s.-THEY ARE FOR SALE.
oetober,7. PRENTlsS, HOPKINS 4 co.
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DROAD CLOTHS, Cassimeres and Vest
D ipgs Of every description. Fancy Cassimerea
wi tn Cable Stripes, Twteds etc., at r,,,,,.
October 7, 1855. PoE bRoA hb'S'
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HATS AND CAPS for men and boys, OF
IL the latest styles and for sale at very low prices
by [Oct7l " S1REAToR, nAILy & Co.
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OHERWOOD'S Patent adjustable Skirts,
y and other ct, les, from 81, so up. Poe & BRo.
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ever brought to this Market consisting Of Plain Shad
ed and figured Merinos, Plain and Printed "ooi De
Stripes, DcLaine Robes, Mouslin De LANES tn great
variety. Csshmeres--Plain and agnIed, PERSIAN
Twills, French, English and american ris's, WHO
"IS Hos s' y Ia,a POE q BR0IHE'S.
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THREE PLANETS IN A Row.-Two even
ings since the three planets Murs, Jupiter
and Venus, appeared in range on the West.
ern sky, Mare in the constellat:0n Sagittari-
US, Jupiter about ten degrees to the North
westward, ard Venus still twelve degrees
further down the horizon. The last.name q
planet is nov distinctly visible 10 the naked
eve during the afternoon
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SHALERSVILLE CHEAP STORE,
at prices 10 correspond with the times.
! F7I-TFFEF8 s1kEA1ok, DAlLY & co.
ShaierRyille. June II 1859.
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ALEXANDRIA,.
of Tie Star.

'cSFOf"cHCc " me sur.
...- ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 1, 1858.
June comes to this morning amid cloud 8
yet with rift here and there among them t.
give us hope Off good time coming The CITY I.
quite dull. The closing of the Circuit Court and
the cessation of the reoicings of the victors ove
the result Of the municipal election, leaves moth
lng OF general interest to record
On Thursday and Friday evenings of this wee
Sarepta Hall will be the centre of attraction
The ladies, full of their generous impulses and
ever foremost In well doing, intend opening al
the hall named on those evenings strawberry
Christian Association.
The Young Catholics Friend Society are
making active preparations for i grand excur.
sion to Glymont on Thursday the 10th instant
They have chartered the steamer Powhatan in
vited St. Mary's Sunday School TO accompany
them, and will doubtless have d God time of it
No change in the markets
Arrived, yesteTday-Schr. Caroline Johnson.
Pennington, wheat to Blackjack, Marshall &
Co schr. Emma Dell, Dawson, Accotink wheat
10 Blackjack, MARSHALL & Coz schr. Ann d ,
Newton. New York, to G. Nevett schr Cam
bria, Thomas, Baltimore, lumber to Waters
Zimmerman & Co I; schr. Helen Mari, Nicker-
son, Boston, 10 VI. Eldrldge; schr. Naiad, Ben
met, Baltimore, TO Fowle d Co; schr. Fleetwood
Burr, Boston, to M. Eldridge; schr. Ring Dove,
Johnson, Philadelphia, TO 5. Shinn schf Pearl,
Brown, Salem, plaster to NJ. Eldridpe; schr
Frank Herbert, Mayo, Windsor, plaster to mas
ter; schr. J. z. Pharo, Cranmer, Philadelphia to
master; schr. John, Humeck, New York, to II
j. Mehattey; schr. Dirago, Cook, Boston, to Il
more, to Wheat & Bro. Sailed-Schr General
Armstrong, Kelsey, New York, coal by ID Ii
Smith; schr. Charger, Kelsey, Wareham coal
by Fowle Il Co. F.
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondents of The Star.

.g!tE GEoRsKTo OWN, June I 1858.
" A very handsome little steam propeller, from
New York, brought on, we learn, to be run as q
pac ket on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, made
her appearance in Rock creek this morning. She
Is certainly very enticing looking little craft,
and skinned over the water like thing of life
The members Of Mechanics Lodge, I o. o F.
are preparing to give the first excursion down
the Potomac ever given by the Order of our city.
Ii Is to come off some time this month
Our young friends Of the Dumbarton street M
r.. SABBATH School are also preparing for their
annual AZ, excursion down to Fort Washington on
THURSDAY, the 10th instant
A Union sabbath School celebration Of our ap-
preaching national anniversary has been fully
determined upon. 1t will doubtless be one Of
me most imposing celebrations that ever &C.
CURED in our city. Paro's woods, we learn, has
been selected as the place for it,
We have been requested by young friends
of tue Georgetown City Guards to saw that the re
Will De no postpODement of their excursion 10
the Wbite-house Pavilion, to morrow unless il
should rain. The most admirable arrangements
nave been made for the occasion, and the pro-
gramme will be carried out to the letter, unless
the weather is decidedly unfavorable.
Business along onr wharves Yesterday was un-
usually brisk. The number of vessels, large and
small, receiving and discharoing cargoes, being
much greater than We have seen for several
weeks
The daily union prayer meetings are still kept
up, and are very numerously attended by on
church going citizens. They will be held this
week at the Dumbarton street NJ. F. Church
The numerous warm admirers of the Rev l.
I. Morgan, of your city, will be pleased to learn
that he has been announced 10 preach in the
Dunlbarton street M f.. Church on next SUNDAY
morning at eleven o'clock.
Arrivals-packets schrs Helen Mari, Nicker.
son. and knight, Sears, from Boston, 10 HARTLEY
Bro; Ring Dove, Johnson, from Philadelphia
and steamer Columbia, Harper, from Baltimore
to Hyde & Davidson.
TIE flour market shows declining tendency
Sales yesterday of good canal superfine brands at
~ d. SPECTATOR.
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A. GREEN. Auct

n ~ Of Teri facias,- issued from the cIert's
T 1m OF the CIRCUIT Court Of the District OF Co
alTected, shall expose to public sals for CASH, in
THr 81 re Court Honse door OF said county
m tbe III the 18th day Of June, 1864, at u
deisndsnts right title claim, and interest and to
hnes. and -, il. Square SIS, "a fhecity Of
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
as the property of David A. Hall. and vii be sod TO
Sweeny, Ritteuhouse 4 Co. w. SELDEN,
ma 24ldt6 Mareh6l for the District ofColumbla,
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BaIttmera Markets

BALTIMORE, June Flour IL hrmer Howard
at 81
Wheat is dull and unchanged; red sIasI O5;
white, common 10 fair 81 aSI 10.
Corn is active and higher white 65a67c, vel
low 67ca7lc.
Provisions are dull and generally unc hanged
Bulk shoulders Geo \; sides 6, hams sasS; mess
Pork SlT 80.
Whisky is dull at 2Oa2lc
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JOSEPH HODGSON, .
w. FLAHERTY. Trustees.
A, GREEN. Auct.
FUTURE DAYS.

BY BARNARD Il BUCKLEY. Georgetown.
10 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
iOGIoRG ETowN AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY
AETEkNotIN,S Sd June, at 51R o'c:ock, we viii
sell: IN front OF the premises, Lot No, l45 Beatty
Il Haw kln's addition to Georgetown, divided INTO
lots fronting each Is feet the south side OF Sd
street, between Market and Frederick sts., and run
ming back l20 feet.
At6o'olock. we will sell Lots. front ang IL feet
each on Linsan north of prospect street, and
running back 100 feet. o
Also, 8 Lots fronting each 20 feet on Warren st :.
between Prospect and LIST sts., and running hack lO
feet,
The to these lots is perfect.
Sa:epcsItlve.
Terms: One third cash the residue in and u
months, with interest, and secured 10y deed of
trust -
ma27 BARNARD Il BUCKLEY. Aucts.
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By j. C. MCGUIRE, Aucuoueer.

TRUSrEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
from Catherine Norman, bearing date IN the 18th
May, 1881, and recorded in Liber J. A =, No. ia,
fOlios 266, ct SEQ the subscriber wi sell at pub 10
sale on MONDAY, the 9Th day OF June, lsSs, a,
half past o'clock p NJ on ne pienlbists, Part Of
fronting 40 feet on Besu street. between MORigom
cry and Green streets, aud running back with that
width the depth OF SAID lot with the Improvements.
Terms of sale: One half Dash; balance and IL
months, for notes bearing interest," from cav OF sale,
in SIX days aer the sale the property Will be resod
upon one weeks notice, AT the expense Of che sur
All conveyances n the expense Of the purchaser.
CHAS. =. WALLACH;T Trustee
8 ms 25-eo&ds JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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BY A. GREEN, Auutioneer.

w AUCTToN.-On FRIDA Y, June 4. at D m A
sEall proceed 10 sell, on account of wnom AZ nav
concern the good will fixtures of the above well
Known X Restaurant, situated on the cnruer of6th st
ana IA avenue. As the house will be kept open
until the day of sale t will be order for the pur
chaser 10 continue the business the day AFTER the
sale. Persons disposed TO purchase may receive all
necessary information the promises between thu
and the DAY OF sale. Terms easy and made known
at the sale.
81 dts A GREEN Auo4
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By A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.

\ 4 :: BY A. GREEN, AuctIOneer.
TWO HANDSOME TWO-STORY FRAME
HOUSES AND LOTS on NORTH r, BETWEEN tsr
AND % SrRERTs, AT AUcTroN.-On wEDNES-
DAY, the % of June, I shall sell, in front of the
premises at 6 o'clock p. m, Lot no. 8, in Square
No. So having front on T. street north Of 3, feet
running back same width leo feet 10 a vide sliey
with the improvements, which are two handsn,ne
I've story Frame Houses and all necessary onto
buildings. NY
This property Is hand omely situated i'm n yerv n.
pidly improving part ofthe city. - ~ ~
Terms One-third cash :; balance inf, I9s "a J. -,
"a months, for notes bearing Interest," from o
sac A deed given and deed of trust taken TT RI
tie frdfsputabfe, = ~ SeAen. H
ma 2a-d - CpErNf
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NEW YORK. Jnne -FiouI is Arm: sales OF
10 SO barrels; State - 7aS3 SIS Ohio 81 35aSi as
southern al i0aSi 20.
r Wheat il steady; sales Of 40 600 bushels !:
Western red 9ia97; white 81 90; CHI. Spring 75a
S3c.
Corn is higher; sales Of IL, 900 bushels; western
mixed 67a1c.
Pork is heavy; mess at s17:z5sI7 SIS; prime a,
Sli 25a1i 80.
Lard is dull at l1Hs11kc.
Whisky Is dull, at q nc.
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Financial

NEw YORK, June 1.-Stocks are higher Chi
cago and Rock Island 73A; IN. Central bonds Sc:
Mich. Southei n -; New ork Central sax; Read
ing 4lA; Cantons 1ok; Missouri Ga Sax
Sterling is dull and heavy at 109x alUgA
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mali dts
NV ,,T Byy a; SRREEN, A net. q e .

RY AUTHORITY of A DECREE OF THE
ID Orphans Court of Washington County, ID, c /,
John Stopper, and BERNARD Geier, guardian OF 10
seph GeieT, and others, affirmed by an order Of the
Circuit Court OF the District If Columbia, sssIl
sell ut auction, on the premises. TO the he hest bid
der, GA WEDNESDAY,, the I'd day Of June, ls8 AZ
O'clock IN the afternoon, Lot No. 4, an Square No
se9 front ng on Virginia avenue south street and
18th street east, m the CITY OF Washington.
Terms of sale: One half cash the residue in s
months, the deferred pay ments bear interest from
the day of sale and 10 be secured By the
tee. IL the terms of sale are not complied with IN
three days, the trustee reserves the fE ht resell
upon three DAYS notice IN the evening Star All
conveyancing a. the expense of the purchaser.
WIN. X. WOODWARD, Trustee.
ma " 9aw&ds A. GREEN. Auot.
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ENNE hLES.-We respectfully announce to our
Il friends and the public that We have at last suo
ceeded IN having largo quantity of ALES of vari-
Gus kinds brewed expressly to our order which We
will guarantee to be the finest ard the larg est yar-
city that was ever offered in this market.
All persons wishing nice article of Ale can haye
1t by apply to for either Ofthe following brands
viz: Kennett, Burton Xxx Pale, India Pale, Phil
delphia and X&. We also have a fine article of
Brown stout and y Porter always on hand.
All orders by mail, or given to our drivers will be
attended to. Army & SHINN
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green street,
did GEORGETOWN, y. G..
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'THE GREAT HEALTH REsTORER !,

" The Life Of the Flesh is in the Blood
When the Blood becomes vitlated. impure or too
weak, the flesh loses Its vitality. the skin becomes
yellow anu phlid: the Liver dlsordered. Dyspepss
ness commences, and Life bsooress burden
HARTSHORNE,S HEALTH RESTORER,
OR SARSAPARILLA CORDAL,N
Acts pom the Blood, LIVER, Stomach and Bowels
InpaItp new vigor and tone to constitution inn
paired by disease ffom any cause, 1t removes PIN
pies and all skin eruptions; arouses the physical
powers of both ser es. gives bloom to the pallrd
cheek. and mskes ere ioyous and happy. Though
taste. 1t is particularly adapted to Female COM
plants, which In their very nature are exhausting
iass, or Kidney and Bla der AFFECTIONS. It acts ike
charm. Quart bottles 81, small bottles 81 cents.
scid BY Stott, McPhsrson, Clarke, Waite. Kid
ton City ,t:iscell kidweil, Georgetowp.
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

BT as OhEEN, Aucfloneer.
INTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF EXCEL
Ia LENT Liquors, GROCERIES, AND STORE FIX
torres AT AUCTION.-On WEUN ESDAY, the I'd
OF June shall sell at the grocery and Iquor store of
J Il. KiImon, at the corner of list street west md
Penn. avenue, next house to the Capitol Ground, at
10 o'clock a. IN, choice assortment of Liquors and
Superior old Brandy RYE and Wheat whiskey,
imported OLD Fort VINES; ho..,.
20 cases Of -. Julian i;laret,
Imperial and GunPowder rea..
Cigars, Catsups, Sauces, Pickles, Mustards, Pep
Mace, Nntmegs, Indigo, Salt in sacks, 80.
Also, the store Fixtures. such as
Counters, Feed and Sugar Binns,
Platform End Counter Scales. Oil Cans, &c.
Terms: Al sums under s25; cash; over SO, and
and 90 days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bear
ing interest.
ma I'D a. GREEN, Auct.
By ]. C. MCGUIRE. AuotiOneer.
EURNlTTRE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
At PUBLIC AucTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY
MORNING, June I'd, Al 10 O'Clock, at ISL street,
betwe 20th and 2lst streets shall sell the Furni-
ture and Effects of gentleman declining house
Exceilrnt Rosewood Case PIanoforte,
MahOgsny Spring Seat Sofa, Arm and Parlor
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables.
Two beautiful insId work Tables,
Walnut WHatnot, Fancy Tables.
Danask and Lace Curtains. Cornice.
Mahogany Secretafy and and Bookoase, p''
J.hrse round Mahogany Extension Table,
Mahogany French fsedsteads, Dressing Bureaus,
Painted WardTObes. Washstands,
Hair and husk Mattresses. Boosters and Pillows,
! o unge Reds. Toilet Sets, Looking glasses,
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware,
Cooking Stoves and fixtures,
Together with a general assortment Of kitchen
FERNS: sSOard under cash: over thst sum cred
t oil 90 and 70 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes
Z. :. The House is for rent. Inquire of the Auc-
ma n d C NcGIJIRE Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
BY G.. w, BOTEJ,ER auct,o

By G. w. BOTELER, AuctIoneer,
IMPORTED OIL PAINTINGS AT aUCTroN-
valuable collection of fine origIn7I OH Psin,-
lngs, by ancient and modern masters of remarkahle
beauty and value, worthy Oft place in any gentle
mans comprising unquestioIaby some of the most
rare and hest specimens of ancient and mod ern arr
over offered In this country by public uotion among
which are genuine specimens by Sir Joshua Rev,
nolds, r. A.; SIR Martin Arthur Shee, r. AZ Ger
n vernet: Wiss, of London Sassalerrato: and
also some of the best American artists
whole of Monday, and Will be sold by anctIon nn
MONDAY EVENING. at 65a O'Clock at nv euc-
ZION room Iron Hall, Pernsy lvania avenue betw cen
Terms: Under $50 cash over 8 30 credit of so and
0uays, Tor satisfactorily approved notes, bearing
interest. ~ e
ma 81 c. w. BOTELER, Au
IL THE ABOVE S,I.EIS POSTPONED.
IN consequence of the ram to THURSDAY EVE
Ming, June Sd, at same hour.
je C. w. BOTEJ,ER.Auct.
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ST. Louis, MAY 3l.-Thirty bores Of muskets
have been shipped from Irfrrfson City 10 thu Dor.
de- counties by the State authorities as Is infer-
red, with the design Of rspelling the invasion Of
the SAFE by the marauding bands from Kansas
and il il probable that the militia OF the western
counties will be called ont
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-. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
Il AND LOT ON 18th STREET at AUcTIoN.-By
virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date October -
1851, and recorded in the land records of Wa.hinr
ton county, d. C., In Libsr J. A. Z. No. %, folIo<
&C., and OF other authority conferred on him, toe
underslgned trustee will sell at public auction, on
TUESDAY, June q, 1853, at o clock p. m, on the
premises Lot No. 2, of the subdivision of original
Washington.
This lot Is situated on 18th street, between @ sud
ii, and is improved by handsome three tory brick
Dwelling mo. al 18th street containing 3 rooms.
gas, fixtures, &c with brick stable in the rear of
sad dwelilng. sale positive md without reserve.
Terms made known at the time OF sale.
j. Il. STEVENS. Trustee.
ma 81 a. GREEN. Auct.
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Attempt 10 steal Slarex.

PErERsBuRs, Va, May 3l.-The Keziah, Of
wilmington, Del, BayiSs, cleared from Peters
pu1g on saturday night. after which al
slaves were missing. The Keziah was oyrrbauled
oy stsamer below City Point with i've slaves
on board. The vessel, with the captain crew
aud slaves, were brought back and lodged in
Jail. There is great excitement In con<so aeuce
Two thousand people are assembled on he wharf
aud restrained from vi Olence with great ulty
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Town Destroyrd hy a Tornado.

ST. LoUI., June The village o. Ellison, L.
linois, was completely destroyed by tornado on
Sunday night. Fifteen persons were killed and
several others fatally wounded.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

TO ADVERTISERS IN ALkxANDKIA.-Mr Geo
Il. French, In Alexandria, will receive and
promptly forward adyertisements intended for
The Star. Those in Alexandra desiring to avail
themselves of its immense circulation to bring
their business, wants other requirements to the
notice of the public had better call at his period
teal depot $500
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ROOK-BTNDING AND PAPER RULING
GOFF Il THOMAS,
Southeast corner of Eighth and ID streets.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of four writr
lNl oil herI tacas issued from the Clerks flee of
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for the
County OF Washing bon, end to me directed, shall
Court House door of raid County, on FRIDAY,
the 18th day of June. 1885, at IL O'Clock ms the fol-
lowing descrbed property, to wit: All defendants
right, tle claim. and interest and To part of
Walton No TO- beginning for the in the east he
oil "a street, at point, where the same inter-
sected by the north line of an alley feet III inches
wide, opening into said IA street, and running thence
with the sand east line OF said street north q feet,
thence east IS feet, thence south z2 feet to the said
alley aud thence with the same west IS feet to AZ
street and point of beginning, tog ether with all and
sing liar the improvements thereon in the CITY of
Washington, ID. c.. seized and levied upon as the
property OF James Wi Jams, and will be sold TO sat
lsfy udIcas, No. ST. So S. and 81 to October errn
1853, III favor of Howell Il Striking. 49,, - >
'f'a.s. w. SELDEN, Marshal q
ma q dts for the District OF Coumbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-01
Congregational N.mIpstiep.
Departure of the wabaah,

ST. Louis, June The American Convention
here has nominated Judge Gamble as Represent.
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