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By A. GREEN Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE or TWO STORY
FRIDAY. the 18th day OF November. lS5s. / shall
virtue Of deed OF trust to the subsoriber, beatDs
date the 18th day of July 1884, and recorded in hei
records for conn;1 ano e1e 81 1ns
OF Golumb,a the following improved property lyins
% oeine In the city OF Washington District afore
All of ;Ot numbered twenty .three f2s.) in Sou.r.
ing front north l., between 18th and 18th streets
west, together with the improvements. whIch are
Terms of sale oash. .-,.......-.
1.-THE terms of sale not complied with in three
sell the property, BY giving three day noties of srch
resale IN tns star newspaper, Of the city of Wash
oola aawad. hN T. ha.tfRRsa q. GREEN. S.uitSs Haos:
BY ]. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auefroneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF SUPERIOR FUR
- sITURE, GILT.FRAME MIRRORS. CARPETS AND
acy.4T PUBLlc AUCTION I'm 4 HuRsDhY tIp
MORNING, November lith, at the establishment
eas the Sa
inc Furnlture. &o., comprising
TOD Gsns4s ss1 se and snd fH. sds fs
Rosewood K,, Secretary snd Bookcase. Whntnots,
asss ssTss oS MoT lort Beau
Eighteen Solid Oak Leather Covered Dining.
Rosewood Marble top Dressing Tables,
falntings and EngravlDgs, sets OF Glrandoles,
Damask and Lace Curtains, Cornice, &c,
velvet, Brussels and Ingram ChaIpets, Rugs, Oil
cloth aud Druzgets.
LarEs Walnut sideboards, elegantly carved in bas-
Solid Mahogany Extension Dining Table, 10 feet
long, II
Eighteen Solid Mshosap, Arm Chairs, with hair
cushioned seats,
About 100 ounces solid Silver Walters Cob cts
PItohers: Butter Tubs, Ladies', Knives, Forks,
- Spoons. &C.,
Heavily Plated Walters, of ofvarious sizes, Pitchers
Covered Dishes, rureens. Champagne Coolers
. asfors. Sauce Boats, &C.. y
Erenca China Dinner, Dessert and Tea Ware,
Cut giass Decanters, Finger bowls, Gobiets, Wines
ana TumDers. '..s -.'. ...
Larro Chinese Punch Bowl. Bohemian Glassware.
Cho1cA lot OF Liquors and Cigars. y
Damssk Towels. Napkins, fable Cloths, .. -
Marble top Dressing Bureaus and WashstaBds,
walnut ElIzabetbIan Bedsteads, with superior
Spring Mattresses,
J: ma melled Cottage See. Lounges.
Very superior Gather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Fine Curled Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Superior bla' kets Comforts aud Msrseiles Quilts
Handsome FreI ch China AID Granite Toilet Sets
, Torether wrh large assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms: $40 and under cash over that sum Gre
dt of 50 and 80 days, for satsfac toriiy endorsed
notes bearing interest.
... n: 3. TYLER,
PHILIP B. PENDLETON,
Executors.
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mold &c. MCGUIRE & CO, Hucts.

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a wit of fe
lv1 RI facIas issued IIom the Clerks Office OF the
county Of Washington and to directed, will ex
pose to public SAFE Tor CASH, front OF the Court
day Of Novemher, 1858, at i2 O'Clock M. the follow
ng dcscrihed oroperty, to wit: All defendant ht
title, aim, and interest in and to Pages subdivi-
sion of Square No $40 being Lots Nos j, 2, s,
and 8, of said subdivision, and Of Said Square No.
b, folio No. l42, in the city of WashBeton, ID. c.,
together with all and singular the imprOv ements
George Page, and will be sold to satisfy judicial
No 4o4, to October term, 1885, ia favor Of Robert H.
Gsllaher use, OF Chiffon 4 Linton.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
90 Il dts for the District OF Columbia,
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To From the Albany Alta, "a learn tbaf N ~
VI. r. BTrRu, one Of the spiritual lectures
advaaces the idea that the devil himself Is TO b.
eoayefted thfoag a spiritaalism. -. :
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W John Riley, Jr., OF Wet r row NJ " =,
ter dancing at ball, ate heartily, went 10 hed
snd died Of indigestion before mofning. Nora
DON'T take late suppers.
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PRssEavSG BOUoUErs OF FLowERs.-Tbe
pest method OF preserving cut flowers for 4
iengtn OF time In water, Is q point which IN
seldom satisfactorily explained or presented
notwithstanding its simplicity. The method
commonly recommended is to frequently v ch appe
the water but this, of itself, is scarcely of any
essential benefit.
The most advantageous mode is 10 eut off
naf an inch or an inch Of the stem that ha.
been IN the water, according to the length of n:
TINS VIII agsin open the pores that have be-
come closed with glutinous matter that has
exuded from the stem when frst cut, and the
pores being stopped very often before the stem
10 placed In the water, frequently occasions
rapid whitening. By cutting the bottom of the
stem, the moisture Immediately begins to flov
upwards, and the branch soon recoyers its
vigor: The stems Of flowers are also frequently
Kept In water until the bottom begins To rot
and decay; these, If cut above that, win also
recover again, and, when placed in fresh
water, will frequently continue fresh for some
time afterwards '
Flowers bought in shops and markets are
onen IT, ss 30 bottom, before restored again
TO the water the bottoms of the stems of t6e l.
should therefore always be cut before imme rs.d
In water again. Itis necessary that the water
In which flowers are placed be fresh, bnt not
too cold; II allowed to stand few bou,s hafo, 20
being used, il is better suited for the purnoss
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n innocent people have often been .u,
prised af public meetings 10 see with what en-
thusiasm and unanimity persons scattered n
all quarters OF an audience shout for particular
speakers They regard sueh manifestations As
unmistakable evidence of the popularity of the
person called for At a Republican meeting
In Indiana, the other day, speaker named
Long responded to q loud cali and took the
stand; but a big, strapping fellow persisted in
yns TS;. oas, IN s,esiorlaa voice. long, Long,
dineulty an making himself heard, the Pres.
dent succeeded in stating that Mr.. Long tbe
gentleman honored by the call, was now al
dressing them. -0h, he be d-dp' repIied the
fellos; .'Ae's the little skseIicks TAI to,d me
70 eall-for Loag.2 This brought down -ths
house
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BALTIMORE, ND.
Agents for L. l.. Brown g. Co.; Thow "a Colt;
Robbins; x. a A. II. Huhbard; 1esspd a LsfIIis;
J. p. ksns Co owen a. Hurlbut; Plstner a Por :
teri Piatner Il Smith; Parsons Paper Company
Marlboro, Mills; metropolitan hills; saxamoie
Mills; and various other celebrated makers.
Also. 9 full assortment of Book -hinders L-ether,
Cloth, Cine, 30 Prlhtiug Papers, News snd Booki
ColoTed Papers OF all kinds; rtraw Boards; Bind :
ers and Trunk Boards; Bonnet boards, white sod
oolored; Prnter's Csrds and ard b2Hrds. an every
Manila Paper; Press Boards, :.
full! as;ortmsn, q FRENCH Folio Post, Packei
Bank bnvelope; wIappinS Papers, all KINDA Q
SheathlnF, Tack and Spice Papers; Printing and
III Paper Of ever description mado 70 order.
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REDU UCTION OF RATES.

The Company are making arrapg sments whereby
anew SEABoRD Line will speedily be constructed,
using the PRINTING INSTRUMENT which they hope
to have in operation by the LIST of February next.
thankful for the lbersl pstronas bestowed upon
them. the Company solicit continuance of it from
the most skillfUG operators, they oan promise
promptitude and ACCURACY in the Transmission of all
messages entrusted tn them. The advantages of
THE PRINTING INSTRUMENT
over all others are vell known to this community.
no l-tf J. III. PURDY, Super,ptendent
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RATES EDUCED
OFces U, S, Capitol.
fOpposite Treasury Bxtldins.
With six wires and improved business facilities
thls company are enablel to reduce their caarses
viz:
Ten teordS. Each adj tcord
Warrington TO Baltimore. 20 OTIS. ct.
DO. PhIlade phia 50 OTIS. Sots.
DO. New York. 50 cts. S cts
"a 90 responding reduction between intermediate
rRR MAGNETIC COMPANY invite busiues for all
points In tae United States aud Canada Their lines
connect with the Eastern and Canada Lines at New
York, and with the w estern Lines at Baltimore.
THE MsGsRTIc COMPANY is the Oldest Telegraph
Company in the United States, and alone have the
night to use the MORSE INVENTION upon the route
Of their Lines.
The public may rely upon the prompt and accu rate
TRANSMISSION ofal despstches deposited st the fol-
lowing Offices, viz:
NBw YORK, IS Wall street Astor House, at main
entrance; New Haven Depot, 27th at
PHILaDELPHIA, So2 Chestnut st.; 6Irard House,
BALTIMORE, Sun Iron Building.
BosToN, Merch ants' Exchange.
P"RTLAnD, n Exchange street.
CINCINNATI, under Burnet House.
NEW ORLEANS, under St. Charles Hotel,
no2 IT j. KENDALL Gen'l Sup't.
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FOR RSALE-The following BUILDING LOIS
. VIZ: Lot No. l5 on the corner of 5th et.vest and
NJ street north, in Square 5l4; Lot NO. S, on New
Jersey avenue, between X and l. streets north, in
S9uarc 50; Lot No. 4, and which has been subdi-
vided INTO lots. on the corner of Rhode Island ave
nue. and 10th street west. Also, large numher of
other Los In various parts Of the city and at prices
from oeE.s to rs cents per foot. Apply to POL
LARD WEBB, Agent, No. $50 7th street. oo6
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a VAN CAMP, ~ - q 10. -
Has returned to the city and resumed his d Sr.s
,,fsss 1ssi;Sses RSc@s ~ q: .3d Y.
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no ADVERTISERS AND BUSINESS MEN

" AMBROTYPES.
III Ou Can procure oIe of these beautiful styles oi
PICTURES, taken by SANDS. for the low prlce
Of - cents and upwards. He always tseps on hard
q fine selection of the newest styles of Gases.
Prices arranged to suit the time.
SANDS GALLERY,
Penn. ave-, bet sih and sth sta.
oc ls oppo. Centre Matket.
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EOR SAkE-On reasonable terms. q desirable
Il FRAME DWEI.LINb HOUSE, with brick
back building attached-No <69-contsnIng in all
10 rooms, situated on the west side of 18th street
west: 6etween IA. avenus and r street, near Will
lards Hotel, suitable for boarding house or for
person " no would ike to rent out rooms. There 10
No. $50 7th street. oc q
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For Rent and Sale.

TOR RENT-A comfortably furnished n OUsE,
Il onF street, between l7ih and 18th sts.. For
terms s?Piy on the promises to Mrs. WILL lam
SfEiDEN. 90 n tf
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EOR sALE-A very valuable FARM, DON aiming
i 26o acres. well wooded and well wstersd, in
Prince Georges county. Md. is offered for sale on
very accommodating torms For further IL formation
spPIy TO John l.. SMITH, Attorney at Law, No.
so sth street. oo g. eOlms
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LADIES, READI

IF You vsnt bargains be sure TO come TO
r. Y. MADDOX'S
Dry Goods Store No. s<e 7fh street
(Successnrto y, q. HysttD
Z. S.-A large assortment. Of SHAwLe and
RIBBONS constantly on hand. oos
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A tP}Ef:SyIRSAiBLE EARN in cgLPEPEE

FOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE RksIpENcx
l. on THE ttEfGHT OF GBuRG ETowN.-l would
rent to good tenant. for -four six months or !or
eyear, my property in Georgetown, consisting Of
the square numbered u in the plot of the to n en-
which Is roomy and convenient Dive Ing. reaiy
furnished with the bsst furniture, together with
stables sRd other out buildings.
The terms sI25 month, or twelve hundred
dollars year. For farthe- particulars apply on the
premises
90 Is 2awSw LOUIS MACHALI
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-A
small frame House and Lot on Sd street south,
VIII be sold low and on very accommodating terms
Ahe,a very desirable building Lot fronting Is
eet on street NORTH running lack l6s feet S inches
to an alley,
Also. valuable Building Lot fronting on M street
north q Feet depth about loo feet. between 4th and
5th streets. Terms easy.
Aleo, q Lot on street south. situated in an i'm
proving neighborhood, will be so on acoommodat
ing terms. For particulars Inquire of GEORGE
w BRAY, Real Estate Agent. No. SIG 7th street,
near ID. ooq
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NEW UPHOLSTERY.
and sp,ss r.covs1ea Ssn LOUNGES aeA0'''' '''s'ea
shades. window Curtains. D1psry, &e-, cut,
Carpets new and old out, made, and put down,
Hair and Spring Mattrssses made o. rems3e,
Old Furniture repaired, vernishsd, 20. 80
All work personally attended 10. and q rea,ouabls
prices. w. III. MITCHELL,
90 fS-tft .-..-..-.r,1- - O. llth street.
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. PHHADELPHIA

IL A.. GE Il b l. + 4 n EPOT r,
Nc. Sl Pa sv between * AID eth sts.
One keg S2-5o; one dozen quart bottles, 81 N.
III We send the Beer free OF oost 20 any part Of
tbs city.
m S-sm C.P.& w. GERRCKR.
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SEIZURE OF A NLAEER.

A correspondent Mt Key West writes 'that Collector
Baldwin has issued orders for the seizure Of the barque
Lyra, for being fitted out a SLAYER The Lyra was
formerly owned in New York Her master, Kinney, APP
pears have been ignorant Of her true destination, not
having the slightest intmaton that the barquc was
bound for the coast Of Africa for any other than lawful
trading voyage Captain Kinney has rendered all the
resistance II, his power TO the officials Of the government
in their thorough examination of the mrque's cargo
From all the reliable information have been able to
obtain have doubt but that this vessel will be
demned His honor Judge Marvin being absent from
the island her trial win not take place until his return
but the barque will he hauled in Immediately aud her
cargo put Ia public store The perishabe part win be
sold by the United States marshal ~
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The usual letter of New York correspondent will
be found on the first page of this mornings Union
THE CHICAGO HERALD.

This Is the title of very neat daily paper, published
at Chicago the rst number of which reached ycser
day The National Union having deserted the IL
was established TO promote and defend and which has
now ceased to exist, the friends Of the democratic party
the present administration, will doubtless give TO
the Herald liberal patronage 1t edited by Charles
N Pine esq; and the number before MS gives promise
Of much usefulness We wish 1t much suscs~s and take
the liberty Of recommending It to the attention of all
who may desire to have paper from Chicago The de-
mocracy of Illinois should give II liberal support.
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partments with the tribes. The sentimental ph-
lanhropst who is filed with visions of Indian civil
zatcn supplies the poor, degraded wretches
with guns and ammunition. Thus armed and be-
decked with feathers, they prepared TO fight for
another treaty increased annuites and other weap-
ons by which to degrade themselves and plumber
our border settlements. These people we treat as
proprietors--the owners of The soil What is the
soil to an Indianl
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NEW YORK, July 27.--Cotton is unsettled--sales Of
900 bales Quotations nomnal--Upland middling,
l25-I6 Flour is qnietsales Of 5000 barrels State,
81 10 81 is; Ohio. 81 rs "a 90 southern, - 80
81 g5 Wheat lowersaes of SO, 900 buhhels south
81 O5 81 o. Corn Is quetsales Of Is 900 bushels
western white IS cents southern white 81 yellow "a
cents Pork is higher--mess, SIT rs SIT 35 prime
sI3 GOA a. Lard is steady at lii liz cents. Wits
key is quiet at 24A rs cents Sugar Is hrm--Porto
Rico Oh asa cents Muscovado II cents, Coffee is
firm at i'll liz cents Spirits Of turpentine Is steady
at 45 cents Resin is heavy Mt 81 52A Rice is firm at
"a cents
BALTIMORE July 27.--Flour is firm; Ohio 81 so. new
City Mills 81 10 S.. Wheat Is very firm red, 81 ~
a 81 20; white 81 20 a 81 40 Corn Is firm white,
SO s4c: yellow, 80 soc Whskey IL dull, at 20 &c
Provisions duh and lower Bacon ~ slc.i bulk
shoulders &C. sides, Sc.
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Later from salt Lake.

ST. LOUIS July 26. Our dispatches from Leavenworh
to the 23d inst received by the steamer d. A. January,
state that Mr. Livingston old trader on the plans
arrived the previous night from Salt Lake city with dates
of June 3Oth The army had marched from the capital
for Cedar Valley, about forty miles below.
Brigham Young and the heads of the Mormon church
had returned to the city and the people following
them
All was quiet in the Valley when MIR Livingston left
Brigham Young processes 10 be anxious to be tried on
the charge OF treason but insists that the jury shalt
sst of Mormons only.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY, JULY So, 1858.


the business o the of the proposed
change it's will be conducted strictly on cash basis all
collection Union dseoo
No should be made Agents ater THIS date
Mr. W. pscomb who authorized 10 make collections
III Leis~ Maryland, ana Virginia.
WAsnrsoros March 20, ls5s-u
The foregoing notice oncude any
ors that employ heretofore employed y
ee only performed such service In other parts Of The
tclLtry- APP 2s-u
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival OF The Moses Tia lor--Two w ceks Later
+ ON California.

NEw York, July 2T.irhe steamship Moses Taylor
from Aspnwali with the San Francisco mails and pas
senges Of the 9Th inst arrived here this forenoon She
has about 81 200 600 in gold freight aud two hundred
passengers.
The Frazer river excitement continues undated and
tho reports of the richness Of the dggngs almost
fabulous One letter wrter his first day yield
S700 Victoria Is crowded with Americans. and building
lots are held us high $40 900 The Hudson Bay Com
pany buying gold at $i5 per ounce.
The Indians had begun 10 modest the emgrants. A
party of attacked and six Of them killed
Twenty filled with Indian warriors PASSED go
ing into Victoria and two hundred on their
way The mining region would soon be overlnn, and
an indiscrminate massacre would undoubtedly follow
Fourteen and sailing vessels had LETT San Fran
cisco since the 10th ut for Frazer river.
The supreme court of California had decided the Sunday
law be unconstitutional and the prosecutions under it
were abandoned.
The Massachusetts firm Of Bowen Bro warehouse
at Stockton had been burned.
Business at San Francisco continued unusually active
Operations large in provisions and other goods used
by the miners.
Eastern -four has advanced 81 per barrel Haxall
brought SIS SO
On the Upper Columbia, in Oregon, the Indians
collecting in large numbers. The Oregon State election
had resulted in choice of the whole democratic ticket
The commander of the Pacific forces hunyng all the
troops at his command TO the seat of war; but their
number and equipments wretchedly inadequate
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THE AUGUST ELECTIONS.


and North Carolina In Missouri the election is for
members of Congress-, of the legislature, and for
county officers in Kentucky, for Clerk of Appeals
IN Arkansas, for members of Congress, and of the
State Legislature; in Texas, for two State officers
and in North Carolina for governor, members Of the
legislature, and member of Congress in the eighth
district, to fill the vacancy occasoned by the transfer
OF Mr.. CliDgman to the Senate Upon the Legislature
about to be elected will uevolve the duty of elect
ing senator to succeed the Hon. David S. Reid,
whose term will expire the 81 Of March next,
and also of filling the unexpired term of Judge Biggs
now filed by appointment of the governor In
Arkansas, senator is to be elected to succeed Judge
Sebastian In Texas, senator is also to be chosen
to succeed Judge Henderson, deceased In all the
States mentioned except North Carolina, the election
will be held Monday next, the second Of August;
in North Carolina, the Thursday following, the 9th.
An election also takes place in Kansas Monday
next, upon the acceptance rejection by the people
of Kansas of the land proposition embraced in the
bill passed by Congress for its admission into the
Union State
In all of the States in which elections are about to
be held the prospects of Democratic success are
fattering indeed Arkansas will return democratic
members to Congress usual, and Texas will elect
the democratic ticket almost, if not quite, without
opposition. In Kentucky there can be no doubt Of
the of the democratic candidate for Clerk of
the Appeals Court An animated canvass has prevailed
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South America.

Bolivia is quite unsettled and the government was In
great dread Of the return of Bezu President LnaIes
was very unpopular He had banshed many OF the best
citizens and others selling their estates and leaving
for Peru.
Advices from Cathagena announce the rejection al the
Cass Hean treaty by Congress The bearer of dispatches
ia en- route for Washington.
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HALIFAX, July 27Ths Europa arrived at HALIFAX this
morning Her advices contain little Of interest beyond
the SUMMARY telegaphed from Cape Race.
The steamship Royal Charter, from Australia, with
f2 600 600 in gold, has arrived at Liverpool 1t
feared that she had been lost.
The London Times pronounces the Agamemnon totally
unfit to lay the ocean cable and suggests the building of
ship for that special purpose the Great Eastern
not be obtained
Three hundred persons injured by the recent ex
ploson of fireworks in London.
1t is rumored that the Panama route viii alternate
with Suez IN carrying the Australian mail 1t is also
roied that orders have been sent TO the French feet in
the China to despatch two ships to the Red
Spain has sent her threatened remonstrance to the
British government for the recent insults at Cuba
1t is rlmored that the Turkish troops have had three
conflicts with the Montenegrns and finally drove them
to the mountains Turkey promises ample satisfaction
for the edah Other Turkish ontrages against
the Christians reported The Mussunleh driving
the Christians from CANDIDA
Adyices from India say that the rebels in great
force around Lucknow.
The u. s. steamer Powhatan left Hong Kong on tho
18th of May for the North The Germantown remained
at Hong Kong. The Minnesota Mississippi and Antelope
in the Gulf Of Pe-chee-lee.