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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

HlOlNIN LAND WARRANT M1sS1NG.-
On the @'th day II March, so6 Bounty Land hrsn
\" hUt2 Tor 10 Acres WA ISSUED from the Department NJ
the lulr,ur the United States, In tho of JOtlN
SHANNON. aud wRh nj to Rob,r II Gray Of Lynchburg
Va which Lafayette W Grey. his is believed l."
have taken with him of the limits Of the United States
SAID Warrant having bo'n Narrantecs possesson
I'D Signed by HIM, legally authorized 10
make for assignment OF SAID War
rant alleged To- have been nh by Warihnee person
for him fraudulent aud forgery rarca' has been hed IN
the General Land Office To patont from issuing
sad warrant and Whtrauro intends applying 10 III" Com
Pensions dspioa Of the above described
Warrant JOHN SHANNON.
Crtl : IlnN lIlii,x
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A SxAsn.-As the mail train on the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad started West on yester-
day. the baggage car was thrown from the track
and considerably broken. though nobody was hurt
The accident occasoned detention of two or
three hours in the departure Of the train.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

BUSINESS MrNs' PRAYER MErTINo.--There are
regular meetings for prayer. ut the room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at IL o'clock.
The public are invite to attend.
nov DTS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

On Sunday the Nth inst At IL o'clock, A. NJ,
at Amherst &. H.. Quarterly Mceting,) the Rev.
Leo RossER will preach the funeral of the Rev,
7. c. Hayes late preacher in charge of Amherst
Circuit.
Republican please copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

TuEATRE.-The Sea of Ice has eliced the
warmest and most enthusiastic applause OF all
who were in attendance on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings. The house on the former occasion
was crowded to suffocation, and many had to
leave, being unable to obtain seats.
The characters have been sustained TO the cred
it Of this talented Company, whilst the scenery
and effects were all that could have been desired
or expected.
On this evening we will have its last represen-
tation at night, and we advise all who have not
witnessed this gorgeous spectacle. to attend.
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

New YoRX. Nov ll.-Among tho passengers
by the Asa, is George Moore, the newly appoint
ell successor of q. p. II. James, Us British Consul
to Richmond.
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DIPLOMATIC Adjustment.

The dispute between France and Brazil with
respect to the boundary IF British Guinea, las
been decided in favor of France.
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FREQ Negroes Interdictcd.

FREQ NCgrocs Interdlctcd'
The Paris correspondent of the London Post ns-
scrts positively that the French Government has
resolved to put n stop to the importation oi Free
Negroes into French Colonies.
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,,oo, a, T. RMIGSkER1 ~, . MN

UIp0sHf Inc VLyWm DdnN,
LFNCHBURG, w.,
EEpS constantly on hand large and varied assortmeni
N Of GROCERIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, witch
reduced for Cash exchange
FOR Produce It's his purpose hereafter to conduct his bns
CASH PKNcIrirs and In order effect this
oarab- object he will c at such prices will protect the
'picrost Of all who favor him with catl
Grateful for tho share Of received al the hands
His friends and public tor the last aR
years hogs continuance ihor kindness In hi. pre-
u 6usn-ss Ian It's
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nn. NORyELL HOUSE. -ysu

Mis- ELL KNOWN HOUSE Is open for tho rscep
tlon Of III. public, having been THoRoudnIy RFSovA
mud pfepered for the accommodation OF s euess In
sye equal to other public house In tho country will
bo FIRST CLASS housc and nothing else, OMSlBUSES
HmIGARAGES will always be Ia readiness nj tho depo.s
81 Tho different railroads to aud from tho
House.
share thu public patronage unexpectedly Solicited
mug dSrtf WIN n KENNEDY, Ascent
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Spanish Invus sion of Mexico
All the transports with troops intended to act
against Mexico had sailed FER Cuba.
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A Nkw MARKET HorsE.-This is q trite theme
but it will bear repetition 40 long as the present.
meagre and ansighdy building dis6gures one of
the most pubic places in our city. To shy moth
ing Of the appearance Of our old market house. We
affirm that It is entirely too small for city whose
population 10 at least 10, or !2.OOo People are
jostled and crowded together in and about itworse
than spectators at mcnagerie. Then,the accom-
mediation for our municipal court is altogether in
suficient-the room should be at least three times
the size Of the one now occupied BY his Honor in
responding to the calls that are daily made upon
him BY some Of his unfortunate fellow citizens,
whose miseries should not he augmented by the
pressure that is usually attendant upon occasions
Of this sort.
What accommodations are provided in Tho
Cage" we know not, but think that this
receptacle for the unfortunate might be enlarged
without injury to the laws Of ventilation.
BY oil means let US have decent market house
and proper accommodation for conducting the mu-
nicipal affairs of the city. The present edioe is
a reproach to the city. and would scarcely be toe-
rated in a provincial town.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

r INsRKD OIL AND PAINTSS-60o 9asions
Of Luseed OIL 0OO pounds oi the best Tin Paint Tur'
pentna Yarush Window Glass, Putty &c. For sale cheap
by j. H. Iho"reoN . ~,
nov ed,sl Nnssss
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The following is list Of Appointments for the
ensuing year, made at the late session of tho
Virginia Conference of the Methodist Protestant
Church. held Mt Abingdon:
NJ j. LANGHORNE, President.
Lynchburg Station, W. W. Walker, Supt., j.
Cliff, Asst; Norfolk Station, W.. A. crocker.
Sup't j. Paris, Asst; Abingdon Station, l.. +.
Cosby Sup't, c. w. Petit, Asst; Princess Anne
Circuit. W. Niece, Supt. j. D. Bergman, ASST
Smith6eld Circuit, J. McClelland, Sup't; Sussex
Circuit. j. r. Wade, Snpt; Grcenyille Circuit
j. G. Whitfield, Supt, Asst to be supplied Surry
Circuit, A. Doniphan, Sup't. X. W. Berryman,
Asst; Heathsvile Circuit. F. A. Davis, Supt, b.
G. Burgess, Asst; Hampton Circuit. }. j. Wright
Sup't; Charles City and Richmond Mission, j. NJ.
Hams. sup't, J. Sp.ngler, Asst; Campbell Cir.
cult, T. G. Jennings, Sup't, B. q. Strafton and
W. II. Peerman. Ass'ts; Goodhope Circuit, Levi
Hubble. Sup't; Rye Cove Circuit, P. Rhea. Sup't
J. NJ. billiard, Asst; Jonesville Circuit II. $.
Whitehead, Asst; s. Delpe and NJ. Hurry. Asst's;
Guest River Circuit. J. Riggs. Sup't, r. IL. Pow
ers and II. Powers, A,st'S Hopewell Circuit. j.
NJ. Slaughter. Sup't: Providence Circuit, :. B.
Sizenore, Sup't, Jas. Thomson, Asst; Portsmouth
Mission, Sup't to be supplied, W. Knott. Asst :
Matthews Circuit. j. W. Miller, Sup't, S. Walker
Asst; Bedford Mission, DIR. w. j. Holcomh Sup't
Elk River Mission. DR.. r. b. Thomson, Sup't
Wythe and Saltvillc Mission, j. Forkner. Sur't;
Russell Mission, G. r. Barr, Sup't Cur,ituck Mis-
sion, f. Burroughs, Sup't; Goodhope Afriean)
can) Mission. To be supplied; Ileathsvlle African
Mission, S. Jett, Supt; Thos. Horton, j. Pendle
ton, and 7. r. Dobson-removed to another l':S-
trict J. Marshall Wood and Il. c. Stratton-n
the hands of the President; j. NJ. Woods-left
without an appointment at his own request;J NJ:
Willis-deceased A. c. Pcck-in the hands Of
the President.
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s.rEcaAI. nUr,Cl:-ro TIE .AnuEs.-

a. PEtIAL NOTbtE-TO THE i.ADuEh.--
tJNow chance learn all styles uf bBN AMiNIAt
NEEDLE WORK such SILK wost Il raised Flowers Hul
lion Work. Sranfhhr, Drawing Sc, &c, wi keep all ma
tCia the oG ia. school hand and for salc
also handsome assortment If Patterns whih sclul
the use at and iraw from Terms moderate. LEES
il,e times Wrok-Manday We uc-day. and Frid,,
nj, r"I g. loo H. All -i5 u. OF woh done
Lev Persons wshnE thtr scholars will
please call at the Washington House, this Office MY
class " hrl in the list II Dccombcr Ladies' he
al then Residence by addurang me through tho Pott Office
Also = waite lessons given. Miss Il & SEMDN,
nov lUllm From Richmond, Va
LNOK sALE-A FNK OF HATCH SORREL 20.
II MES fnur years old, sound and kind They will he
sold cheap cash. the having further use FOL
Them 1Lo> can he seen nj the Eiy llal, nov r02t"
ENOH RENT--A very drsi Ubic family Res. -.
y denue Federal Hill suitable for small family wa
formerly occupied by Ms Otwaynuna Roburts Amply A&
creed Wdla. Lyuchhnrg the subscriber New lin
Store Campbell county. Va. JAMES 4, NOWIIN.
nov I dif Trustee fpt btwny anna W ilkcrson
uNREsH ARRIVAL OF MOUNTAIN "a we.
II just /" hand 100 barrels IT fresh MOUNTAIN LIME
which invite The attention of Fri MT customers
Oct 3O.ds CAMP. SM11H CO
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FREIGHT TKADr.-Tho receipts oftrade, rccc.y-
ed ut the depot of the Va. Il Tenn. Railroad in
this city, on the llth of November, consisted of 20
loaded cars Of produce, from the West, MS follows
1922 bushels Of Wheat; IS barrels Of Flour: ~,
500 pounds Of Miscellaneous. II loaded cars were
sent West this morning
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SUGAR CANE IN WIFI CoUNrv.-The Writ
county sugar cane crop is about gathered and the
canos manufactured into excellent molasses SUI
perior to any sold in the stores. The moasses
obtained averages two hundred GALLONS t" the
acre. Experience shows that by allowing the
canes to stand until fully ripe. the juice is sweet
letter molasses thar when gathered green
The wooden and iron crushing mills have 10th
been used, but the iron ones are greatly pre-
ferred. The next years crop will lie large
one.
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n . ADJ ATUKS.-A style Oi kadiattng
HI Coal Stoves conple,cd the mos, brautiin Paror
Stoves offert IN this market
nor s.d,.l G. s Hiss co.
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REDEMPTION OF VIRGINIA STATE STocK.-The
commissioners of the sinking fund Of Virginia an
nounce that on the 10th If February next they
will redeem $3.50, $50 of the State and percent
stock at the treasury in Richmond. The interest
will cease on that day. whether the certificates of
stock are surrendered or not. Of the amount to be
redeemed nearly $4,000 is held by Rohscl'iid 4
Sons, the Duke of Switzerland and Others of Lon
don. Among the holders in the United States are
VIM. j. Albert, trustee for the children of Charles
Fischer, deceased, $4,000; Mary johnson. wife
of John johnson, Annapolis $4,000; and the
President and Directors of the Firemen's lnsur-
ance Company Of Baltimore, 81 800.
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lnses1upNSrR CURNITCRE! :FURNITUKE!
q rateful past mrs, the subs ribcr would
return his thanks To his friends and the pub.
lie generally, and inform them that he
has now on hand constantly adding hercto large
Of Elegant Furniture manufactured by skiu work
men out of the very best finished the most de
.rabe lis every usually got
ten up In extensive manufactures
He socifs call from those wishing to purchase feelnR as
he and will give satisfaction In regard to both
price aud quality OF work
Hair and Shuck Mattresses alw avs IN hand.
WARD J. FOIKES,
War.rooms and Manu- doors below Liberty Ware.
house fapI d&ctsif
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SHOES! SHOEs.! sHOEs!!:-JpN sprneA
y No. large assortment of Ladies' Miss and Child
suruiy y.urssyea early. JOHN ABRAHAMA.
URvJds
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FOOD II BARREL TIM n Err WANTED-fer
IN which liberal price viii be given In cash Apply TO
JNO. w TYLER. Agent,
Near Phelps Mill,
Or. Camp Smith Co.,
Ne, IL aans II Bridge street.
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WI have cons xmsnrnt. 30 Cases Of G' n.
w MASS LlCOKICE. Fer sale by -
a.its YOUNGER d SMITH
GEED WHEAT.--6 have ." store 500 Bushels
- pure iue stem btc Wheat which will sell In parcels
to suit Farmers who may desire superior article
sentI7.ts AMBROSE B RUCKFR.
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AJOTICE.-The firm ~ 10. H. Meredith q Co
~ has been dissolved by mutual consent and tue CUISINES
will be urtcd In future by II H. Samuel a. MEREDITH
under the style and firm Of MEREDITH 20.
II. IL MEREDITH.
M, q SANI'EM MEREDITH
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The following is a list Of Appointments for the
ensuing year, made at the late session of the
Virginia Conference Of the Methodist Protestant
Church, held Mt Abingdon:
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Bold RoBBERY.-A trunk belonging to the Ia
dy Of DIR. II. l.. II. Dobyns Of Tappahanuock, was
cut from the hack in which she was going to the
steamboat Virginia. on Monday night last about
10 o'clock. The strap was found in the middle
of the street the next morning, opposite the ruins
Of the old Exchange Building, which shows that
the robbery was perpetrsted in the very heart of
the town, and almost within the range of the lights
at the Farmers Hotel. Bolder and more auda
cious thieving could not we'll be conceived Of
The trunk contained great deal Of valuable
clothing, as we'll many other articles of value:
We are requested to sny that q liberal reward will
be paid for its recovery Hraed
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II just Ia hand 900 barrels NJ fresh MOI N1AIN LIN
which We invite the attention of our fri MT AMI custop'
Oct jOdis CAMP. SMITH ~
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uDRDsTEADA:! BBDoTBADosss-0osA
Co1uthiap Jenny Lind French, Esahethan, Pan 81
Fancy Cottage BEDsrEADs. q every y:,sssy ~ sss =
oetR0tsl j. L. WNUJVY - w.
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URED,

In Fairfax county Va, on the evening of the Goth
instant, John Blu RkE, aged f5 years, a alive of
county TIpperary Ireland, for the last III years
resident of Fairfax county, Va and f,r The last 40
years citizen of The United State..
HIS funeral will take place from his late residence
to the Catholic bury ing ground. GEORGETOWN d. q ,
on to- morrow, Saturday at IL o'clock.
In this city, at 21s M, on THURSDAY. 18th inst,
OF cons umplIon. A Hes X. MoALISTER ESD
formerly OF 81. Louis, Mo, aged IS years.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfu ly invited 20 atterd the funeral from his
residence, No 441z street SATURDAY afternoon NAV
LIST, at o'clock.
On the 18th instant, sudd emily, in his Goth year,
PETER HEPBURN, Sr.
HIS funeral will take place tomorrow Saturday
afternoon May lst at O'Clock, from the residerce
OF his son IN law, corner of street south and 9th
street west. His male friends are particularly re-
quested to atten1,
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD CoxPA-
NJ MEETING The Orange and Alexandria Rail-
road Company convened I'm called session at IL
O'Clock yesterday, in Sarepta Hall, Alexandria.
Major ZeBh Turner, of Rsppahannock, .chair-.
man, and IL Reid secretary. Il. T. Hill and II.
b Robertson OF Alexandria, and L. NJ Latham,
OF Culpeper, were appointed committee on prox-
o'clock p. m. - : :. '-'''- =
ON Resembling the committee on proxies re-
pollea majority of the stock present by its rep
Iesentatives. The act of the General Assembly
Oh virginia authorizing a loan Of 500 600 to the
company Tor the completion of the extension to
vancement Of the loan in monthly instalments of
SooVO IL requires security for the interest and
principal in the form of specific lien on all the
net .ols, receipts, and property Of the company.
II provides for semi annual interest of three
and.one- half per cent; and requires the Board
OF Public Works to be cogniz.nt of the specific
application Of the proceeds Of each sale Of bonds
made under this act, and in default Of punctual
payment Of interest, the Board are authorized to
seize the road and pay the arrears with the prof
its accruing. 1t further provides that If they
accept this act, the Orange Road shall use the
Central Road from GOrdOnsville to Charlottes-
vile.
The act was accepted, and for the purpose of
carrying on the work, the Board OF Directors
to the amount of S6OO, 600
A resolution recommending the establishment
OF a National Foundry at Alexandria was unani-
mousiy dooptcu, anu w T. shepherd, w. L.
Early, I. J. Twyman appointed to present the
resolution to the Virginia delegation in Congress.
Thanks having been rendered the officers Of the
meeting, 1t adjourned sine die.
WATCH RETURNS McCulloh, England,
drunk and dlsorderly fine and costs, sc A
Nine lodgers-nOn-re residents.
PRNNIKs.-Those in want of Pennies, for change,
can always obtain them on application at the couu
ter of the Star Office. If
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS DIR. Tracy Delorme the
great cursr Of Co Consumption. for several years
so afflicted by Dyspepsia that for part of the time
he WAS confined to his bed. He was eventually
cured ny a prescri lion furnished him by n Young
cairvoyapt girl. This Preso iption, gwen by n
mere chi %, while In a state of trance, has cured
every body pho has taken It, never having failed
Dyspepsia. The ingredients may he found In any
drug store. will send this valuable prescr ption tO
any person on the pit OF one stamp to paw post
age. Address DIR. TRACY DELORME, sreat Curer OF
Consumption, New York Post Office. ap29-lm
cream and Water Ices ut $50 per gallon, ut the
Philadelphia Confectionery. corner 18th and SITS.
ap lo-ow J. RUSSELL.
DIS. HUNTER & WILLIAMS,
Physicians for Disedses Of Throat and Lungs
52h North Charles street, Baltimore.
DIR. Hunter Williams will hereaft or visit Wash
lngton on the st of each month. when they NAV lie
consgfed at 2oo ia. avenue, over Mrs. VOss' Jew
eIy Store.
The next visit will be on Saturday. LIST May.
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a BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

Saj BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer ~.s-'
DEKEMPrORY SALE OF TWO LOTS
NEAR THE NAVY YARp.-On THURSDAY the
otn way 1855 Ht oclooK p. M, on the premises
SIM , Lat pubic auction. ut No. p and part OF
LOT NO a. IN Square No. l047 being 81 feet inch.
'front.' on south street, between 18th and lith SITS
running lack iO2 lest inches, Containing IN the
Whole 6.8ai1s square feet. - - ''''
Terms oasi
All eo9Se,ancng at the expense of the purchaser
up So-u A. GREEN, Auct.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday, the 29th inst, by the Rev. DIR. Car
son, Mr.. GEORGE w. CLARK, of this city, 10
Miss CHA RLOTTE MARIA TROTTER. DIR
merry Madame Clinton Price, Of New York.
On the 9th instant, by the Rev VIM. II. Chan
man. Mr.. ALEXANDER w. EATON to Miss
CATHARINE V. TEACHEM, all of this city
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TO MnATtLDA FoMLEK. JOSEPH EHR-
MMsNTRogr; HIS WIFI, JOSEPH kim
nEiiI AND MARY KI.EINDEiTZL Ills
MlEE: MD JOHN FOWLER AMI Al
33rHERS WHOM THIS NOTICE OF coz
DEMNATlON MAY CONCERN:
GU are hereby notified that rhe Hon. William NJ
MernIck, Assistant Judge of the Circuit Court OF
the District of Columbia has this day on my ,.ppn
catI"n a the authorized ent the United STATES
issued his warrant. directed To the Marshal of the
sad District. commanding HIM to summon n inv of
elsh' cen good and 'awtu men. TO on your land
called Lots Nos. ~ and 81 Of Fox tract, or by what
soever name or lanes the same may be cal ed
wing IN tue County of Washington IA the Dlstuct
OF 20 unbls, and west OF Gsorsetown and north of
tne CHESAPEAKE and Ohio Canal on FRIDAY, the
lith das al May, (85S,l at II O'Clock an the fore
noon OF sad day, for the purpose of valuIns and
CONCERNING part of said lots of around as Of an
sosolote estate IN perPetuliy. an the said United
states Tor the use of the Washington Aeueduot
ana assessing all damages which the thereof
shall susan by reason Of the said United states
cutting and constructing the SAID Washing ION
Aqueduct through said piece of land when and
whereyou will attend If To you u shall seem meet
NJ. &. MEIGS,
Captain Of Engineers, Chef Engineer
Washington Aqueduct.
Washington CITY. April %. 1854. 40 s-d2w
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nv WAIJN RARNAHn Auo,ion...-

BY WALL n BARNARD, Auotioneers
BUILDING Lots ON CAPlTOI. HILL AT
- AUcrIoN.-Oa TUESDAY AFTEKNOON
next we will SELL In front of he premises, Lot No
g. in Square No. $685. divided into two lots of 50 feet
81s inches each, on 5th street east between ID ana
depth.
The title to these lots is perfect, and this sale
oilers an opportunity 20 secure good building lot
In beautiful part of the city at low price
Terms One third cash the residue in and "
months. for notes satisfactorily secured, and bearing
interest.
APad m WALL 4 BARNARD, Aucts, Z
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ap a,-ts Marshal for the District of Columbia.

BY WALL. Il BARNARD, AuctIoneers
COOP AND NEARLY NEW FRAME
~ DWELLING AT AUCTION.-nn MONDAY AL
TER NOON, Sd instant, at o'clock we W. sell in
front OF the premises, convenient frame building
with lot. beng lot numbered s. Square numbered
28S, fronting on the south side of street Ierth be-
tween III and 18th streets, improved with a good
and nearly new frame house, containing SIX rooms
This house is IN pleasant vicinity would command
good tenant and rant, or oilers chance To Oh
tam a Comfortable home
Terms: One fourth cash; the res Idue in G. ~ and
l8 months, for notes salts actOrly secured bearing
interest.
,onvryaHcng az thu ex pense Of the purchaser.
ap 23-ts WALL ~ BARNARD, Aucts.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN. AuctiOneer.
TNWO-STORY FIR M HOUSE AND
L BUILDING LoTs ON MAINLAND AVENUE, EAsT
OF THE capitol, AT AUCTIoN.-Un TUESDAY,
the 4th OF May, shall SELL front of the premises
clock p. M, Lots No. "A and 10, in subdvls ion
OF Square south of Square No. 9l5, with the nm
provement, which rs a good two story frame hon Sc,
and all tn, property euoused with a bstantial mn,
right no ird fence. The lots 'ntaIn sqnare feet
on s,ound This property IS sltuateu at the corner
OF maryland avenue ana nth street east.
Terms: One third cash balance nm g. p and IA
months Tor notes bearing interest from day Of sale
A deed gwen and n deed of trust taken.
Title lndlsputable.
p28 q A. GREEN Anal
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Nfw YORK, April % -Sto his are active and
nigner-Chicago and Rock Island 77A; Illinois
SsntIal shares g3 do. bonds ssa,; La Crosse and
vi Hnwduhe Michigan Southern IS; New York
Cf ntral : ~ Reading AK: Mil and Miss D \:
Va 6's 81 y; Missouri e. 80
SeThnS exchange is dull at l(r Halua
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ENoIick TO ADvKRTTsxRs.-To secure the most
sO"SPicuons positions for advertisements in TIE
'ney must r. sent 10 our Office as early In
ue aay As possible. Those who delay to observe
caution should not complain IL they do not
w" 'hsm where they prefer tn see them. II is
Us safest to get them 10 our counter between
anu io In the morning, II wishing them insert
co satisfactorily on the same day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30
New York Markets.

NEw YoRK, April 30 Flour "a heavy. with n
partial declines sales of 10 500 bbIs stztr a. n
asa 2si Ohio 81 i5aSi go; Southern 81 sOaSS 70
w heat has declined; Southern red 81 Oe .
S,ist Cnlcago spring gle Corn has declined
white 70A72c., yellow 7ia15c
Pork is firm; mess SIS .90asI9 Beef is quiet
Lard is buoyant AZ I2aI2kc
Whisky Is dull at 2Ohc