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Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-30

Music FOR TUE MLLIoN.-We e call attention
TO the card of Professor Williams. headed as
above, in another column. The Professor is
not only a gentleman and scholar, but one
OF the finest musicians in the cnnntru
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-30
FOOT RACE.

'ENEIERE WILL BE AGRAND FOOT RACE
II at EMPIRE RANCH, Yuba county, on
Wednesday Next, December 4th, 1858,
Between KIRKLAND, of Orleans Flat, and the
SWAMP FOX, of Bear Ruer, for $1,000
A Side, DISTANCE 225 YARDS. Several other
fast nags will be on the track.
nov8O-4,* MOONEY MOODY.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-30
M AR YSvIELE.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1858

81 hare s,oorn on tie altar ofHiy country eter-
va enmity to eUery form Of tyranny orer TIE
mind Of man" Taos. JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-30

Nice LUMP.-Mr Dunbar, of Timbuctoo,
showed Us. yesterday, lump of gold, which
weighed about $50, the same having been
taken from a claim near Doctown.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-30

DrsrRcr CoURr-This Court opened, YES
terday morning and adjourned until ten
o'clock, a. NJ to day.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-30

sustained" l say here to you who are Amer
leans, republicans and democrats, that no
man occupying the position Of Mr.. Buchan n
can he sustained in this country. (Cheers)
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-30
w O - ID
AND
WILLOW WARE.
hr0Oins, Brushes, Pals,
Tubs, Washb )ards, Cordage, sc.

'INHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE CONSTANTLY RE
- celvlng, by arrivals from the Atlantic, fresh ad-
uons 10 their already extensive stock OF goods and
intend 10 Keep the largest and best assortment in
'her line to be found on the Pacific Coast.
- ALSO, full and complete assortment of Twines
Nets seines, Shoe Threa !, Saddlers' Thread &C. of
the best brands, all Of which they OFFER in Quantities
TO suit purchasers, at the lowest wholesale prices
ELAN q HUWES
81 Clay street,
one door from N W. corner of Front.
loviO.sm2p San Prancisso
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-30

"a" The late earthquake was felt at Stock
ton, Sacramento and Downieville.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-30
9rw advertisements.

"A Masonic NOtice.-The officers and
IN members Of Yuba Lodge No. 80 OF F. and A.
NN NJ, are hereby notified that the last regular
communication for the Masonic year will be
held at Masonic Hall on Wednesday Evening, Dec /,
A. h., 5S0S, at haf-past O'Clock precisely. The mem
oers are expected to be prompt in their attendance,
as business OF vital Importance will be transacted, in
cluding the election of officers for the ensuing year
BY order of the W. NJ:
nOv3O-2t jos. DERELL. Sec'Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25
GEORGETOWN.
Coyyssyondsnes Of I,ks Stay.

GEORGETOWN, Sept IS, 1858
Notwithstanding the break upon the Canal
the arrival Of boats for the week has been un-
usually large, amounting In all to lis; 90 from
Cumberland, bringing about $500 tons of coal &
with flour, and the remainder from different
points with grain, wood, limestone, &c. The
receipts for tolls at the Georgetown Collectors
once Tor the same period amounts 10 81 $40 as
81 SOL.
we advise the lady readers of the Star one and
ali, TO pay attention to the advertisement of our
friend, MI. John s. Blackford Such an assort-
ment OF hne Jewelry, watches, &c, was never
onered for sale in our city before The brilliant
display at his Bridge street emporium is really
worthy of visit
, In our report Of the purchase Of the property Of
Mrs hnot II should have been Mr.. Walter
Cooley instead Of George.
Business about the coal docks this morning
looks quite lively. During the w, Elk the follow,
Ing shipments Of coal have been made from RAYS
dock BY the Detmold Company-Schr FANNY
stokes, 100 tons, and sloop Charles Kent Carlisle
W tons, Tor Wilmington, Del. By the American
Company-Schrs. Fanny, Nellie 80 tons; Anne
liza, Rockhill, PIG tons; Sarah Mills, Tyler 235
TONS Francis Gilmore, Smith, DDS TONS and Da-
vld Il. Wolf, Russell, 200 tons; all for New York
The offerings OF beef cattle at the Yards yester-
day amounted to 600 head all of which were
purchased by District butchers and spectators at
81 5Oa3 81 on the hoof, equal 10 s5sS IS net. old
sheep and LAMBS, good supply, selling at S2a2 so
per head; hogs IS 75as6
we have been requested to call the especia l at
teplon OF the pump doctor to the condition of the
one on Frederic street between Third and Fourth
streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25
ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence Of The Star.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. 25, 1883
The ladies OF ST. Mary's Church are busy in
preparing for Fair in aid of the new Hall of the
Young Catholics Friend Society. 1t is proposed
to open the Fair on the 18th day of the coming
month.
X. w. Hunter, an old resident of this CITY.
died at his home across the Potomac on Tuesday
last. He was well known and much respected
by all who knew him. His funeral took place
from the First Presbyterian Church I'm this CITY
yesterday morning
Among the improvements on King street none
strike us as displaying more taste than the front
recently added to the jewelry establishment of
Benjamin Barton. 1t is quite unique vet very
snowy, and IS an ornament to its neigbborbood
The proprietor has for years maintained among
our people most enviable reputation. Too mo-
deSt TO seek public honoTs. he is the recipient of
dozen posts OF private trust, where high bust
ness sta ding, great prudence, and intiexible in
tegrity, are essential, and the connection of his
name with all institution, is a guarantee of its
public utility. dozen loud mouthed blather-
sixties will 60 down to their graves without
working as much public benefit as does this I'M
obtruslve citizen every month that he lives
The hremen met in convention on Wednesday
night at the Hydraulion Hall, and adjourned
over until next Wednesday. Meanwhile their
wrath is bottled up and our city fathers may rest
in peace
Iena> Kinney, an old citizen of this place died
at the residence of the Mayor yesterday morning
little daug hter of Mr. John :. Boyer resid-
ing on Fairfax street, fell through trap door
yesterday morning and fractured her skull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25
The Burnt Steamer.

NEW oRE, sept. 25.-A private dispatch from
Halifax TO Mr. Cunard saws that the Cantain 81
the RoSeheath thought that the burning steamer
naa walking beam, but he did not observe any
pdeole boxes She was thought nv the Captain
70 oe wooden steamer, but the Mate thinks she
was OF iron She had a long, overhanginR bow
OHers OF . per cent TO effect assurances on the
austria were refused by the Wall street Offices
yesterday.
LATER-The ship Arabian has arrived and re-
ports that on the 18Th she fell in with an iron
screw steamer on hre, apparently OF about 300
tons, with gilt crown eagle head, straig ut stem
Iaked well forward. aud her bottom painted red
The upper W rks were all consumed mastS gone
and sides falling in. The smoke stack was living
on the starboard side, and its color could not be
told.
The Arabian passed around Der stern, but no
name was distinguishable She was supposed To
have been burning about IS hours No boats
could he deserted, or any other signs Of the suf-
fsrerS, in the distance
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BY TELEGRAPH tn THE STAR.
RRowAGENrAs ASSOCIATED Pr RSs
Ahe REPORT OF the Atlantic TeI.rr.rh C.bI.
"Ail Right, n Humhng

,s RINiII Bay, sept as-The dispatch OF ye.-
le,IaD, pniPoHing to be from here sbout the
caole working, was a f4lsehood. n nothing fur
ther is known respecting the cable than was re-
received oy the Niagara. The report ,hout So
nails passing is equally erroneous
Nkw YORK, sept % In a card from M,
Field; touching the condition Of the Atlanfic tel
egraph cable, be says he deems IL proper 10 STATE
as the result Of his Inquiries concerning the ais
patch Of Thursday, from Trinity Eay, snnoun.
cling the resumption Of the cable, that the an
nouncement was made through a dispatch from
the superintendent OF the land lines in Newfound .
land to the agent Of the Associated Press, and
was unqueStiOnably in good faith Bot As the
Information Is not confirmed by Mr. De Sauty
Mn1 alone has full knowledge Of the facts, be re-
gu me statement as possibly premature.
MI. tield has sent a despatch TO Mr. DE S,uty
~ ~" - tnat the deSra'ches from him and from
sor kay are contradictory, and asking for in
fRINIir BAY, Sept. 2i-To Crus w F,.fd.
Es4 ns1 York I'VE have received nothing
lateIllglbie from Valenila since the 1st Of sen
iemoer, excepting feeling few signals YESTERDAY
we cannot send ANYTHING TO valentfa rheye
has been very little variation In the electrIcaI
manifestations m, g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25

NEW ARRANGEMESr.-One Of the greatest
wants of both citizens and strangers in Washing
ton, at all times, Is reliable Alphabetical Bust
ness Directory, which they can lay their hands
on at any time and place, and instantly ascertain
the name and location of the principal firm or
FIRMS In any department of business in the city.
To supply this universal and ever-ex listing want,
we design shortly commencing the publication
Of such Directory in the Daily Star, and to that
end have directed an agent t. call on our princi-
pal business firms, and give them an opportunity
OF being represented in desirable an arrange
meDt- The circulation Of the Daily Star is prob
ably double that of any other daily paper in the
world, published in a city of the population of
Washington. In the District of Columbia, 1t is
taken In nearly every famiiy-certainly in nearly
every one able to pay six cents per week for a
newsPaPer-and, besides, falls into the hands of
nearly every stranger that comes into the Dis
uict. The advantage of being represented in a
conspicuous Alphabetical Business Directory,
appearing daily in its columns, requires no COM
nent at our hands. In these days Of general bust
ness shrewdness and enterprise, such arrange
ment, we fancy, has only to be suggested to be
understood and appreciated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25
A. ZEN, Auct.

NARSHAL'S SALE,-ln virtue OF 8 wrts Of
Ih hen izcIas issued from the Clerks once of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washington, and to me directed I shall
expose tn public sale. for CASH. in front of the
Court house door of SAID county. at u O'Clock
m, on FRlDAl the 18th day of October next
1853 the following described Property To wit: All
deiendants right title, claim and interest In and 10
part Of Lot No. ). IN Square No. 7a2 beginning AT
point on Sd street east 80 feet inches from the
west corner o. said lot, AMI running thence north ~
leet inches, and east with that width Ia four foot
private alley at the of SAID lot together with
and SING uar the improvements thereon, IN the CITY
OF W nShIugton d. u, seized and levied upOu as tho
property "a Richard NJ. 4. Fenwick, and will he
sold TO satisfy JudIcI9s Nos. SD, 252 and SIS To-
CctoDer term, L 53; IN favor of William Wallace,
Columbus Alexander, and John Van Reswick
w. SELDEN, Marshal
Sc p is for the DIstrIct az Coipmb,.
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AUCTION SALES.



By BONTZ & COOMS, Auctioneer..
ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND
FAscY ARTICLES, HATS, CAPS, RoOrs AND
81 s,hsoSs, AT AuCTIOS.-on MONDAY 9th instant.
-, street, between and N the entire stock of foods
W me me pattern and piece.
Tens ea az . Sa1nary Bird. good singer.
Sc 3 3! ls.stesl BoNTz& cooMBs Aucts.
,d BY J; c; MoSUIRE q co. AuOtIonoer..
Gon MGNpkTt M S6Atf Of ss sT,SIs ;s,7
near tba Ts,to, me washington Aqueduct Once.
sell By order Of Captain eiEs engineer IN oharss
arse ansnt,G ~ . iSt Of s91dIss cOmp5sns
Sheets and Bosters, all OF which have sesn
In, Washed ", .!edu and a's EN- m good order, '"
DO. Rice. PORK, Salt. Mustard, Tea, Beaps,.
Do Rope. Wrought and Cast Iron.
Hemp Guys. Blocks hnd Falls MOCK cha hammers
WI ,ebsrrows; Crowbsrs, Drills,
GrIndstOnes. Work Benches, Tables,
I,eafhor Belting, ofvarious sizes.
Picks. shovels, Augsrs, Jaws, Matfocks, &C.
Together with large quantity ofdsmaged wheel
barrows, carts lumber, Ifon and old tools.
iSd j. C. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
By J. C. Mcguire & CO., Auctioneers.
EATENSiyE SALE OF SECONDHAND
Gases CASE; SIoRs FixTURxs. &c ON MONDAY
MokNiNG, September Z7ih, at 10 o'clock, we shall
PENNSYLVANIA avenue between 9th and 10Th streets
me having removed Temporarily IN order to enlarge
anu improve MS store,) Eight verv good Second
hand Pianos rec sved in xchange for new ones VIZ.
One by ROsenkrantz e'' Wa
Three by Andre Stein
Two by Knabe & Gaehle
by Gubert,
Lot Damage Music
Guitars, Flutes. Ranjos. Accordeons
Music Rocks. Engravings DC
Ase, al the Glass Gases, Shelving, OiIcloth
Stoyes. Large store Furnace. Carpets AwninE
Wal Showcases. Window Sash. S1utter., 30
Terms: S25 and under nssh; over that sum o. ed
OF 81 90 days, for salts f4crorIy endorsed notss
bearing interest. ''
te23 d &c. Mcguire & CO. Aucts
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New Xork N1arkets

New YORK, Sept. - Flour H. hrm: sales Of
500 barrels; State IS 2Oa5 81 Ohio IS s5I6 OK;
Southern 81 9Os5 IS
Wheat is firm. sales Of 25, GOO bushels; common
grades are heavy; red 81 lSasI 20; white 81 3ja
81 50.
Corn is buoyant; sales of y 900 bushels; mixed
72476c.
Pork is heavy mess SO sOssI7 90; prime sII.
9laSl5.
Lard is dull at II 4aIIS.
Whisky is quiet al % &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25
The Fever Declining nj New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 23.-The weather has he
come rather cooler, and the fever shows a very
favorable decrease, both in the hospitals and
within the city limits. How long this decrease
VIII continue, however, remains To he seen As
compared with the report Of the board Of health
on Tuesday. the deaths in the CITY show decrease
during the succeeding twenty four hours Of 30
while in the charity hospital. during the twenty
four hours ending al six O'Clock this evening, the
deaths were only nine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25
Murder in New Landau.

NEW LONDON, Conn, Sept. ~ The third
mate of the whaling brig Lawrens, Portuguese,
named Antoine, was found murdered this morn
ing. He left his boarding house soon after four
o'clock this morning, and was found dead in the
street with small dagger in the breast The
cause or the murder is not known. The person
who found the body saw two men and a woman
leave the spot suspiciOusly he approached /.
The murdered man was paid of yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25
COATs, PANTS, AND VESTS.

LTfSN NHtfS. BUNfNssS Suits,
NOAH wALkEk a Co., Marble Hall CIotkirs
Store, Browns Hotel Building, respectfully an.
nounces that their annual display of r ALL AND
WINTER CLOTHING Is now ready for Inspection
comprising an assortment Of G,ntt.msHs and
IN material, trimming, and wOrkmOnshIp.
To those who study eKcelencs >, with economy, in
fashionable articles Of dress, an opportunity now
offered for selecting from OF the most attrac-
tive stocks of Clothing IN this city at very reduced
prices. se2-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25
BY J. e. MoSUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers,
I1NRESER WE'D SALE OF THREE SMALL

BY J. z. MOS UIKE q CO, AuctiOneers.
SALE OF THREE SMALL
" AND VALUABLE SQUARES OF GROUND-On
O'Clock. at the Au"tIon Rooms, shall sell to the
highest bidders the following very valuable Real
Estate IN Washington:
Square No. S7, fronting respectively on Vermont
avenue, north street, and 18th street west and
containing y. 760 square feet.
Square No. So. frORtIng Vermont avenue
north street. sud nth street west and containing
III 423 square feet.
These two squa are handsomely located IN the
north cart Ofthe Second Ward, which is rapidly i'm
proving IN that direction.
Also, Square No. 627, fronting respectively on
New Jersey avenue, north r street, aud list street
Depot, and contains r ,l85 square ieet of ground.
Titles perfect
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in G, 10 and
ls months, with interest, seourad 10y deed m trust
Sc p cod ]. C.. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25
Arrival of the Niagara at Boston.

BosToN, Sept. - The Royal mail steamship
Niagara, Captain Millar, from Liverpool via n al.
flax, arrived here shortly after II O'Clock Las,
night. Her mails for the south were FORWARDED
by the overland train OF this morning, and will
he due al New York al ) y. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25
FUTURE DAYS.

By J. c. McGEIRE & CO., Auctioueets.
CORPORATION STOCK PUBIICAUC-
" TION.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON Sen
leIlpeI xfth AZ cock. at the Auction OOns we
al sell, IN sums TO SUIT purchasers
can't Stock, ~
$50 Corporation of Washing ton Semi ANIMAL no,
cent. stock, ~
$50 Corporate Of Alexandra 6 per cert Coupon
$3.50 Corporation OfAlexandrIa per cent Regis
2,G0 Bank of the Metropolis Stock.
Terms cash In current funds.
Sc sd ]. C. Mcguire &-CO Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25

RAiLlFF'S SALE BY virtue Of an order of
- dlstrain from COLUMBUS Alexander against the
goods ana ohattels of William L. Dove, tor the oc
cupant OF Lots numbered IS, IL aud Is, IN Square
numbered lt8D for rent due and arrears and To me
dIrested, have seized aud taken property OF said
pnve, TO vat: Platform Scale. Coal Screen, ,
G6aIrs, and Writing Desk; and property of JuhB
Wilson, to wit: lot Anthracite Coal and here
ey give notice that shall proceed to sell said goods
and cha itels so seized and taken the premises
situated as at resaId, being on Pennsy lvana ave
npe, west Ct the Var Department, on SATUR-
IA the "a day Otoctober, 1853, at the hour of -
M, to pay and satisfy due Ia arrears for Vii
liam J.. Dove.
T. rms cash.
% 3teOt CHAS KEMREI RatliH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25
Execution of n Murderer.

DASvILLE, Pa, Sept 2I.-Wm. C Clark was
executed here at noon to-day for the murder OF
his wife by poison. He made a speech of nearly
an hour in length, firmly asserting his innocence
and endeavoring TO implicate other parties. He
also professed willingness TO die
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25
RaItiuore MarLetx

BALTIMORE. Sept. rs. Flour steady. HOwan
street aud Ohio s. 50; CITY Mills - 25
Wheat il dull; white 81 l0al Is; red 81 , BAL u
Cora t. dun; white, SOc; yellow 90a92c
Provisions are very dull and unchanged.
Lard is quiet al llk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25

NARSHAL'SS ALE.-Iu virtue offs wnts OF ne
Iva RI facias issued from the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county Of Washington and to me directed, | shall
ex pose TO public sale, for Cash. front of the Court
House door of said county, on FRIDAY, the 8th
DAY OF October, 1853 at II O'Clock ali defendants
night title, claim and interest In and to Lots Nos
a. % % and S. of Drury's subdivision of Square
No. sO9 In the city of Washington, ID. c., together
with all and singular the improvements thereon,
seized and levied upon as the property of John n.
Druiy; aud will be sold to satisfy Judicias Nos 294
So and S67, to October term 1883, favor of George
h. and l.. SangstOn, w. H. Harrison. use of q Gorge
T.. and l.. Sangston and Seldeu, Withers Il Co.
w. SEBDEN. NarshaI
Sc l5-ts for the District of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25
Financial.

New YoRK, Sept IS Stocks are dull and
lower Chicago and Rock Island, 6IS; Illinois
Central shares 20: Illinois bonds, 9Ihs; la
Crosse ard Mil 3k; Michigan Southern, p; New
York Central. ~ Reading Railroad, 46ki Mil
waukie and Miss rs; Mo. 6's ois.
Sterling dull at no.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25
Prize Fight I'm New Hav,n-One Of the Par
ties Killed.

NEw HAVEN, Sept. 24-George Mercer, an
Englishman, and a cutler bv trade was killed in
an amateur prize fight in this city, last night by
William Houston, another Englishman. There
was hut one witness present They fought five
rounds. On the FIRST two Houston fell, aud on
the other three Mercer fell, and did not rise from
the last His brain was congested. Houston is
committed for examination to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25
BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer,

SEFEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
=, The, FIRST WAND AT AUCTIoN.-On TUES
Da the 18th instant. shall sell, on the premises
at O'Clock p. M, comne nc. ng on the first nsmed
property. Lots Nos it, l8, 10 and % N Square No
1885, This property fronts north NJ ard 7tn street
west, AID rs beautifully situated.
We will then procesd TO sell. in regular order in
mpnt oI the premises Lot No; {, IN Square No. I96
through the fqlere, fronting ~ feet Iath stree
NeSt ana 10 lee, inches on New Hampshire ave
lI T q, IN % Gare No. III This property Fonts
north, running back lao feet 10 inches to a 3'-foot
Siley. wv
10, -, In Square No. 81. This property is situa
ted al the corner of I'D street west and north ~
Terms; One fourth cash balance in g. y and IL
months Tor notes bearing interest from DAY of sale
A deed given and deed of trust tsken
Title lndIsputable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25
GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts
TO THE LADIES.

u TO THE LADIES.
Il III subscriber has received on CONSIGNMENT
from the importer In PhIladel pha, an assori- kx
meDt OF Ladies' GOLD WATCHES. ~
hunting Gases, ename ed, PLAIN, chased, and NN
engraved, with very fine German move lksk
ments which will be for sale until Saturday Ucto-
per q, at small advance on the cost of Importation.
such an opportunity does not often occur of getting
an an extra hne Watch at east ~ per below the
usua prce. j. :. BLACKBOARD,
Se[0 81 So BrluCc street. lIPnryet,IXn
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SAVANNAH, Sept. 23.-The late severe storm in
Florida has greatly damaged the crops.
Steamers from this port StringentlY quaran-
tined at 81. Marys and the river ports Of Florida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ
lfI Of herI facias issued from the Clerks Chloe OF
the Circuit Court Of the District If Coumsa for the
County of Washington, and to me directed, shall
expose 10 PnblIo sale, for CASH, IN front 81 the
Courthouse door Of said county, on Thu kSDhl,
following described property TO wit; All deiendants
right title cLim, and interest IN and TO Lot No. 2,n
square No go IN the city Of Washington. ID. C., to-
grther with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon a. the property of
Edmund Riley, and will he sold TO satisfy Judlclals
No. az, to May term, 1858, IA favor Of Morseu a
KImbe. w. SELDEN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25
~ J. MCKINNEY,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, NOTARY

PUBLIC.
PENSION, LAND G ENERAL Az ENT.
VIII attend faithfully to the Collection OF Accounts
Rents. and any other Business that may be en-
trusted tn him.
Once-NO 52a Seventh street, opposite National
IntelIgencer office. Sc % ~
DLACK SILKS AND VELVET RIBANDS.
I'D just received, cheaper than usual
Is pieces very high lustre plain Black Silks, vaTy ina
from IS cents TO = per yard
900 pieces Black six Velvet RIands, all the widths
for trimmings,
50 dozen Ladies' best quality KID Gloves.
HI DAILY receiving rich and beautiful Dress
Goods. Shaws and scarfs which we shall sell al the
lowest cash prices.
l. w; COLLET. 5 ]. w. coLLEY 4 CO.
WIN. Nj. BROWN SIS 9TH street,
se22w three doors north Pa avenue.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

EURNITURE, STOCK, FARMING ITTEN
Il sILs, wooD, DC. AT AUcTIoN.-0n WEDNES-
DAY, September <9tp, at 10 O'Clock. (should the
day be had the sale viii take place on rldsy Oco-
Der ist stall sell, at the residence of J. p Dick
inson nep the hrst Toll gaze, on 9TH street, his
Implements, &c, as follows:
Bed., Mattresses, Bedsteads, Bureaus, WASH
Wardrohes. Parlor, Dining and other Talles,
ChbIrs. =
Radiator. Cooking and other stoves,
A SO, ! GOOD Work Horse, Mich Cows, Family
Csrriags. Light Wagon, and Cart,
~ cords Ofprlme Oak Wood,
a I'd many other useful aTttoies.
Terms An sums under eSo cash balance m 90
SOFA A, GREEN, Auot.