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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-21

NOME AND SEE JOHNSON'S $50 PA
" TENT ELASTIC STITCH, and the d.
MOCK LOOPER SIS SEWING MACHINES,
now on exhibition, and for sale, at POISAL
STUMP'S Auction House, No. ll2, King street,
next door TO the Marshall House, where you
can witness the operation Of two Of the most
valuable household articles ever offered TO any
community. They are both particularly adap-
ted TO family use, as they will sew substantially
the coarsest cloth, as also the finest fabric. Ali
persons are invited 10 call and see their wonder
iu performance, and have the opportunity Of
securing their valuable services. Their even
operation, durability and eheapness, puts them
within the reach Of every family. To give the
reader an idea OF the simplicity and ease with
which they can be managed, we would say,
that one hours instruction only is required TO
enable the learner to become perfectly familiar
with their operations. Give US call, and II
you are satisfied of their value, leave your or
der, and you shall be furnished with one in
every particular equal to those on exhibition, or
those on exhibition if preferred
POISAL II STUMP, Agents.
We are the only authorized Agents for the
- A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-21

T YNCHBUKG CHEWING TOBACCO, from
| the celebrated mandatory of NJ. Lang
horne Il Sons, always on hand, and for sale at
nv ls MILBTRN'S Drug Store.
nSWEGO STARCH-A full supply Teceiv.
ed. and Tor sale by
nv 20 H. COOK Il Co, Sarepta Hall.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-18
uoME JOURNAL FOR 1859.
NEW sERIEs-NEw ATTRAcrIoNs-SEw WRITERS
NORRIS WILLIS, EDITORS.

series q his widely circulated family newspaper will
b. commenced the frs day OF January next printed ne
will tie January number will begin the publication Of
'''''' oRfGISAI WORKS OF FAcr. AND FICTION
written expressly iqF IN hc%f II 9SsPs Y the hest
The ers OF these nom the zen gifted writer, and
TWO WAYS TO wEDLocK
~ Lazy coSrKiBrToR.
the great Gre TIE incidents natural and familiar and the
defined and Vel he style easy graceful ana low
ing and he reinforcement conveys most useful lesson IL Is
ms story Wi T. followed BY Tale Of the south" and
Sasa = ''''s '''r. ~ 40 eminent southern ''A'' en-
Ths production entirely American IN construction plot
nsaenl dls2gue scene tore eoaslasoa = sead %, have
peculiar nature ~ those 70 TIE manner born" hsa
e's3lyTs eon9 ne, soaehe q remarkaoe value
liz YOUNG wIFEs DIARY.
| nv psucHrrs
u ccnsas be whole history q trials and viii be
These charming Vii bs sacceedsd BY others ola
similar description, several Of which already prepare
Sn The former peculiar features the paper which has
Several new viii give variety . IT, ever diver
sasd pages Among them are number q fresh spicy,
ORIGINAL COMIC STORIES.
which smack and relish oi the Wit huno racnees brianCy
b re ba 4 bone sBd mad ansr. So r. - ~ ny
refined and elegant repeoy Of literature and the arts this
BEsT AND CHEAPEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER
A. copies 81 the si be printed Than
ordered ose who desire = begin With the oneucamenlo q
~ volume vii ea0e 10 DO BY forwarding their snbscp
Tsn.-iof o.. coPy. g. tr hree copies s,or one e2py
effeeu copies szl and i, that rate Tor larger cubawsys
kds1ess MORRIS 4 WILLIS
Editors and Proprieors lO7 Fulton street New YORK..
NJ VS. P-wANTED THIS WEEK. 5000 sUBscRI
". hcrs tothe n y. SATURDAY PRFss PRICE o. year
Uflsr No aspruce street. y v. For sale everywhere
n \ s.P-AIA PERSONS WISHING TO suBscRrBE
~. % he - y. SATURDAY PRESS should do - this
week PrNe = year Omce No 9spruce street, n. " For
~ US EVERY LOVER or LITERATURE EVERY
". lover ~ ART every lover Of science, every lover Of
chess every lover ri The drea should subscribe day
% the n. V. SATURDAY PRESS. Price S9a year. Odoe
No spruce street New York
yuE Ruy.sTARy.
r ucte Any person wishing . buy the vii please
communicate with 4. D.. Herald Office.
---------------I--------
LEGAL NOTICES.
~ PURSUANCE or THE ORDER or THE SURROGATE
oil county o. New York notice hereby given % All
deceased present he same with vouchers there
The Subscriber y 50 ureenwch street corner % Gan
" .. MoHiMAF, Administrative.
DENTISTRY.
DENTISTRY .-rTETH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS
~ wfhou' ne slightest uan ~ nv aud o-gina pro-
10 tpg admirable syseuu prsciisei BY
0Wy References given N required.
DR. X. u DCKsfN 80 Caual street, Wooster.
NV INVENTION or ARTIFICIAL TEETH wTrII
~ lut meta pater essns 81 atlrl Il not - lete ef
IhsDAL BAt ~ L.gt.t VI street.
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TRANSPORTATION OF STORES.


New YORK, December IA, 1883.
Proposals sealed and endorsed Proposals for Freight
will be received at this oce, until IL O'Clock Wednesday
the I'D day Of December 1855 the transportation o $500
barrels less of from the Navy
Yard Beosyp 70 Rosario the Parana river. The Offers
s the price barrel without distinction between wet
and dry and each barrel two half barrels OF bread beef
pork bour rice dried apples, pickles sugar butter beans
olassas vinegar whskey will be considered and paid
barrel whether be whskey barrel barrel Of
smaller capacity All other packages 70 be estimated the
rate Of 5e cubic feet ~ barrel whatever hey may
the OF all casks other TIL barrels
the ffths will be deducted No primage Will be allowed
Payment to be made by Navy Agent IN the United States
be selected by the bidder and designated IN the charter
party within thirty days after producing satisfactory evidence
Of the delivery the Should the detained
Der destination beyond the usual number Of lay days. she AZ
be paid not than forty dollars demlrrage day
for each day that she may be detained by competent
authority.
The must stand No and pass the usual inspection
by such appointed by the CnmmandNnt ~
the Yard II Brooklyn and be at the Yard immediately
10 receive the freight and not presented FOR exlmint Atom
within three days after being notified Of her acceptance tbs
Department viii consider itself nj liberty offer the freight
the lowest bidder make
beet subserve The public interest The taking the
freight hoard 70 have immediate despatch Tor the her
destination. GEO. ". SANDERS. Navy Agent
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mhIhfMOAfAL.
a WHOEVER IS YEARS or AGE WISHES TO OPEN
~ acoFrespandence with lady with view 70 mari
inuny lie areular about az he has fair share
himself lie only desires good disposition aud tllerabe
pesrance. address II. o. Mnbsnk Bosom, Mass
A YOUNG WIDOW, HIGHLY RESPECTABLE. OF
N fue personal appearance, refined manners &C., wishes
the acquaintance N intelligent, worthy
middle re annie with view - mstrnDny Ad-
dftss Ms j. q. Wnie, station A, ". ".
FREEclf GENTLEMAN AGED ~ VINO HFEPs \
~ restaurant IN favorable situation wishes 81 marry
lady ~ good fseiogs and possessing abort Skl
$40 References ershaugef Address ~. broadway Post
% p, near Caual street stating an interview.
II THERE Is AMONGST TIE ACCOMPLISHED YOUNG
sdes ofhs riy Who wishes T. bold private and c0nd
dentairoresp with voungiosgn gentle e may
take rudse Of The following preliminary expnA NJ ney
object youth and true synpath-ie
tesrt In hsr side VI years aga good AID oreu
saes heart anrnF anil expansive dsposi l1 te her
ferYts eYeharfa III ideas e9af cfev 0pen Wow ~
tfncrv Tho sgerc advertiser hiuea h. sba s01o ey'4m
fsUlmetse fading tn" s3lHon u ~ pr1h.en y tr g.
M fgss tba ssst asmc b0x NJ 90 ni.nsl Ae = IL e
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
4 DODwoRTHs
n. DANCING ACADEMIES,
No. 500 Broadway, New York,
No. i37 Montague place Brooklyn.
Now oren ~ the season.
nUMARs CHEAP DANCING ACADEMY, 6I BowERY.
~ Lessons u PER month Mondays, Wednesdays. Thurs
days aud Saturdays. Ladies afternoon classes wednesdays
Saturdays at oclo,k Al O'Clock soiee Admission
70 cents Private Lessons 50 cents.
nANClNG.-PROF. BENZ. YATES 6ls BROADWAY,
~ from Laura kecnes theatre.-Nrand s0iree
this Saturday evening Zee - Twenty young ladies' % bis
private class viii attend. Dancing win commence Al eight
O'Clock.
u FERRERo's DANCING ACADEMIES NO. 50 WEST
u. Fourteenth street New York, and ~ Clinton street
Broosyn sfe open for the reception q pupils a any Tine
Practising cass Saturday evenings genemens classes Mon
days. and Thursday afternoons misses ans masters
DROP. BENZ. YATES DANCING ACADEMY, NO 6ls
j Broadway, Laura keenes-A class misses
and Al o clock, this Saturday, Dec Is
OK BR0ADwAY.-MADAME sAUvAGEAu'S DANG
Oc ing academy first house above Bleecker street open
day aud evening for lessons and practice Every learner
n taught separately and practices directly with corps of
male and female dancers Grand reunion 70 night from
O'Clock TIL ~
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'CE-prALERs IN GooDyrAR,s pa

CPECIAL NOTICE.-DEALERS IN GOODYEARs PA
- for vnlcxnized rubber suspenders brads webs
all other fabrics and articles made by combining ibrous sub
with threads Of notified
that unless The same properly stamp ed labelled with
and by authority they be legally disposed
IN The United States Merchants and dealers invited
anime specimens In store and give their orders for the
spring trade the undersigned exclusive OF the titles
and exclusive rights in the patent for hese goods which
brace all the styles heretofore manufactured imported
ard others. Also licenses n manufacture ard SELL and
tbe terms may be Obtained application Ne q Cor
jSndt street. N. Y. HORACE III DAY.
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At LAW,

- CONVICTION, GA,
viii practice In the of Newton Henry Spading Pke
Monroe Upson Butts and Jasper and will give prompt
all business entrusted their care, viii also
debts where in the State Georgia Of
hundred dollars and above.
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~ PURSUANCE oN THE ORDER or THE sURRoe ATE
county o. New York notice Is hereby given % All
having caus against Henry Mohusn late 81 the city ~
deceased present The same with vouchers there
81 v the Subscriber u - reenwNh street corner of Can.
sroor the CRY " New York before the sis DAY ~
Aarch 80 Dated Nee iOrk, Ire ~ nay u Ucoper, 1873
w. y. MpHiMAN, sdminsstrstof.
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sNoLEMAEs CALIFORNIA LINE.
~
SAN FRA NcIscO.
Clipper Of saturday Dec IS
Tie first class clipper ship
DERBY,
ISAp- HUTCHINSON, Jr,

UEEbI,
ISAs- HUTCHINSON, Jr,
Commander,
Ia rapidly loading Al pier IS East river.
This elegant and substantial ship Of small capacity
oughy ventilated sails remarkably fast and has an tbs requ
sites c,ass California clipper She Il offered
commended TO shippers with condolences nsarng the lowest
Away and landing cargo
she has large portion u her already board and
have prompt despatch a above.
For balance Of freight apply "
WV T. COLEMAN co.
81 Wall street. r0niiue building.
n R.-No sal soda taken by ships 81 this line.
Agents In Fraucisco-Nessrs. William T. Coleman a
90.
Exchange San Francisco for sale, In sums 10 suit
Liberal advances made shipments of approved mechan
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EPECIAL NOTICES.
FAIR OF THE LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
broadway Eighth street. commencing Monday Dec 2O
and 70 continue during he week.
A FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF DESTITUTE cnTL.
School Of Mariners church Of Caarne and Mdi
streets win held in the basement Of the above
from Tor Persons who their holiday presents
mitance IL cents; caidren ) cents.
TvERGREEN cEMETERY-oRDERs FOX THE OPEN
IN, Ne o o can be CIV Il the drug S are No
AGENTS corner seventh and Third Streets VII
First avenue where all information viii be given in reference
" -
IMPORTANT TO LANDLORDS AND ALL THOSE wHo
they IN find their particulars of with
Ne ss Il ISL ys desirable tenants haaa a.
7 AIDES HOSPITAL FAIR WILL BE OPENED ON
two days, in Lyric Hail. 16s broadway at N.
NATIONAL LODGE NO: 900 F. AND a. NAN EIEc.
Dee 90 IS e Ledge roo % "a Fellows &
general attendance OF The ms"bess reqges,sd
b. b BRErr, Sec.
NOTICE Il WOULD HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
~ hat have appointed Caesar Augustus Robert 81 Cedar
United States Canada and that
ssss'si all orders s win be received through him Having
sy some or for The Of Of spa
~ ipsrnced prosecute to the utmost rgor of the law all
such offenders.
eigned) E. PERNoD CoUvEr. Switzerland,
pRoposAIs FOR FRESH BEEr.-sEALED pRoPo-
ss for furnishing the United States troops at Fort Hami
9n New York hartor with fresh beef viii pc received an
II O'Clock A. NJ, the I'D prox at which time they will
opened The beef must be of good and wholesome quality
quarters, with proportion each shanks
exclnded and delivered quantities may
70 time be required for the troops not exceeding thrice In each
week anch days be designated by the Assistant
ConEnsary OF Subsistence the contracts 10 be In force for
one year or such less time the Commssary General
direct commencing January 1859 The contractor shall give
bond with good sufficient security for faith
m performance Of his contract The proposals contain
me Of each surety his place of residence be endorsed
proposals. for Furnishing Fresh Beef and addressed 70 the
Assistant Commssary Of Subsistence Fort Hamilton ~ Y.
Additional information, desired, be had at the Office Of
The undersigned. T. N. VINCENT,
First Lieut. I'd Regt Artillery and Actg 4. Cs
Office OF the Acting Assistant Commssary Subsistence.
Fort Hamilton, New York hsrbor, Nov. l6, 1853.
ID p. p. P. P.-PHELPS PATENT PORTABLE PRINT.
ing presses with which every man can do his own
printing and copying Agents wanted Enerprieing
clear the amount invested from $50 to $00 month Early
application will the most desirable localities.
PHELPS, ALLCOCK 4 CO., 90 John street
no u
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(,oAIr-si PER ToN,-RED ASH, PEACH ORCHARD
~ coal dry and clean large nut 81 and
furnace. white ash
street. between seventh and Eighth Pine
hin ding wood for sale.
fyotL-pURr RED ASH, PEACH ORCHARD, BROAD
~ moun'n and genuine Lehigh prepared the ORDER
and a, the lowest market price Alec English camel and
Liverpool orrel GOALS nj current rates. HENRY REEVE,
cocusr Canal and Centre aud Jane and West streets.
f,oAL ron cssu-PBACH ORCHARD or SUPERIOR
~ quality and genuine Iehgh and Locust MDnun coal de
verei At lowest cash prices from he yad Tenth and
Thirty second street frmery occupied oy Taacs Son
). TAYLOR.
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A UsTRAL1A INDEPENDENT LISE.-THE N,GSrrI.
n clipper ship HuSSAH will he despatched p@sl.
lively Monday Dee D. few and second pas
senrers Re taken n the lowest For freight pas
sage apply board pier No Fast river 10 GoODENE,
AkkklIs A ELLIOT, l05 Pear street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-18

yxvANTFD-A PIANIST, A vTOI1NIsT, TWO LADIES
w good singers and two talented danseuses Signorua
Eliza Vaenns Concor Saloon. 400 Broadway mp stairs be-
ween Walker and Lspenard Call this day above
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A FAIR OF THE LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
"A OF the Memorial church will be held the No 5I
broadway Eighth street. commencing Monday, Dec 20
and 10 continue during he week.
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

I,GiIsR CONGRRGATrONNELLE FRANC AIsg-sous
~ q son pasiorsi da Rev ~ p i Ieneer - tree
Fet 1eux aura sn niS beures tous Is dnisnehe.
Inrr ds dscembre prlvsolremeni an Cooper institute
tiytasant
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WAIVED. -REsrECTABLE MN SEEKING stTUk-
w tons CLERKS bgukkspers Naiesn1pn parters Bar
Keeper A. should apply the Merchants terks Rersrv
once rs broadway No commission ia ADVANCE Reference
a. trst csss houses. Hours l0.t0b WM J REDPATH "A
Ierlhteudenl
NAANTTn-AN ENTRY CLERK FOR A rORBTNg
w house clerk for nour store por,ers express a.
steamers clork Tor country store Ia conn
Places procured for ralrot1s Grs y ~ cat
forua aud Europe Apply v THOMAS sPiNk = huis3a
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DF.STI sTRy.

DENTIsTRy. --TgETH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS
- wihoa' ne slightest pam ~ and o-igna pro
cess nt ~ rrR This admirable syseu y prsciisei BY me
0uy. hefsrences given n required.
DR. X ~ DUhkiN, 80 Canal street, near Wooster.
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NJ OIICE-THE STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN WILL, BE
~ withdrawn from the Norfolk and Richmond line
trip Of Saturday 18th inst for the purpose undergoing
pairs. The steamship ROANOKE, Capt skinner leave
here saturday 18th inst r. NJ, for Portsmouth City
Point and Richmond and continue Saturday
same hour for same places. until further notice.
HENRY LUDLAM, 81 Broadway
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SIIElspANG.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.-SHIPPERS PER
N clipper bark FIDFS. for Melbourne. win please clear
their goods nj the Custom House before Saturday 18th
inst few be taken at low rates Ap
ply on board pier North river 70 MAILER, LORD
QUEREAU, los Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-18

a ENGLISH PERSOs WISHES SrTg ArIoS As
ho,sekeeper elderly rcneu "a t,eer = most
&c ii trustworthy Best reiefrnces Acaress can
"a 4 mi place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-13
q Il OR q TOWN AFFAIRS
CoTrsspoRdsnes Of fhs Sta.


GEoRGKTowN, Feb. 10, lsSc
At the meeting TO consider the new Code, held
al Forrest Hall, last night, w. A. Gordon, Esq
was called TO the Chair, and DIR. Barbarine sP-
pointed Secretary
The meeting was addressed by Mr.. Merrill, in
opposition "a the Code, and By Messrs. Chiffon
and Addison ia its favor, the two latter amid
much confusion. shouting, rapping, &c.
THE want of space, to-day, prevents the pub
LEGATION of the entire proceedings as taken down
by oar reporter
A FIRE occurred lasI night, about O'Clock On 4
carpenier shop. situated near the corner of HIT
and DumbarrOn streets, belonging to Mr.. Hillary
smith The shop, together with Mr.. Smiths
tools entirely consumed There 10 no doub,
but this tire was, also, the work Of an incendiary.
The Vigilant and other FIRE companies were on
the spot promptly, but could do nothing moe
than prevent the flames from catching 10 the sur
rounding baiIdngs.
committee Of the vigilant Fire COMPANY
waited on the Mayor last night. and request
him To oner a reward for the incendary who had
recently q ed the buildings in the town.
The offerings Of beef cattle Al the wards. w.
terday, anlouutcd TO about 3nO head about 2uo OF
which was purchased by District butc hers AZ
50 25aSl - on the hoof eQual % % 5"ass 90 hf'.
The rem ainder WAS driven on 20 the bsitlm'Ie
market. Sheep very scarce and high' senihS "'
6a6kc per 10. Hogs 50 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-13
AUCTION aALH.
By A. GREEN. Auct,oneer.

ny N UNEFIIN, AucIIOneer.
Valuable BUILDING LOT FRONTING
ON 10TH STREET IN THE FIRsr WaRn .T Az
iLioN'LOn FRIDAY, the I2th nstant. shall sell IN
Building Lot in the First Ward fronting AZ feet on
me west side of 9th, between and sts north il
putmh UIsInay Lot No. a. in Square No. 76 but is
uar,h One third cash; balance in 8, II, aud is
lot notes bearing interest from day of sale.
q oeso given and a deed of trust taken
u A. GREEN, Auetioneer.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE "a pOsTpONrp
until II ESDAY. the 18th instant same bouT.
e'o-d A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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DIED..

After short illness. JOHN EDw'D BRIGHT,
aged years and months, only son of John w. and
Maria Ann Brght.
His funeral takes place To morrow. Sunday al 2
O'Clock.
On the 18th instant, Mr.. WILLIAM cox, in the
48th year Of his age. He was native of Loudoun
county, Virginia but his been for the last twenty
years resident Of w ashIng, and for ears
one of It's most effective police officers.
The funeral will take place ON Sunday, at clock,
from his late residence on F street, betweeen 9Th
and 10th streets, Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-13
Railroad Accident.

ALAANf, Feb - The New York mail train
for the West. on the Central Railroad I..t niyl,
was thrown OF the track, near Canastota by I,
broken rail. Mr.. Branan Of New York city wa.
badly cut on the head, but not dangerously Nv
Allen, OF Nincennes, Indiana. and Mr. Forbes Of
Syracuse, received cuts on the head Three o.
four other Passengers were slightly bruised and
the engineer slightly ininred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-13
Illness Of Bishop Potter.

PHiLApELrHIA. Feb. 12.-The Ri Rev Alon,.
Potter bishop of the Episcopal Church in Penn
syivdnia, Is said to be in a critical condition a.
Greensburv, in this State, from an attack Of .rc-
pleNy on "Wednesday last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-13
From California.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 12-The steamer Emp,re
City, from California. with dates TO the goth ult
has arrived. The steamer Star OF the West lefi
Aspinwall on the 3D. inst. for New York with
~ 3O0, 900 in specie.
The steamer Wabash was TO leave Panam. on
the 18th for New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-13
Partial Burning Of the Michigan State LIN.
uattc AsvIum

DETROIT, Feb. l2.-The main building of u q
new state Insane Asylum, at Kalamazoo, VIA,
partially consumed 10y nre last night. The build
mated at about So 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-13
BY WALL d BARNARD, Auctiopcers-

I ARGE STOCK OF FINE IMPORTED Ii
L. QUoRS, WINES AND CORDIALs, BOURBON, Mo-
N0NGAHELA AND OLD RYE WHIsKkS AT PrBIIc
ACKNOWLEDGING to uneS pected business arrange
ments elsewhere, the Messrs. Mober d CO., of New
YORK, Will discontinue their agency In this olty and
VIII, on IT. DAY, the 10th instant, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. at the store No 3S7 Pa av., opposite the Ma
tIonal Hotel. offer their extensive and selected
stock at auction. We name
Inc and pure French BrandIss. i'm ;, and 4. casks
Otard .SeIgnette and other b. ands-BsquIt trico-
chez, Lar ch. lie prnprIetors,
AlsO, hne BraudIes IN denIjohns aud bottles,
Superior Old Rye, Nj nobgahela and Bourbon
NhIskey. These very fine,
Also, a hne stock Of pure old Madeira and Port
Wines,
Bordeaux. Annesette, M-raschino, Curracoa No
lau and Perfect Love CordIals,
Red Seal Cabinet, PerrIor and other choice Cham
payne,
Margaux, Me loo, ST. J uen and other Claret Wine,
Also, b. sample, Is eighth casks Rochelle high
ivored Brandy and 81 cases of Claret and Cham
pagnes, IN bond III the Georgetown custom house.
Attention ofd aIers ard others is called to this
sale of hIE Liquors. They will be sold IN lots
to suit.
Terms at sac.
fe WALL Il BARNARD Aucts
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS, ON 9TH,
BETWEEN LAND Nj STREETS, AT AUCTION -
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, | shall sell at
5o'clock p. IN, two handsome Building Lots, front
ing on ST. west = feet inches, aud running back
To wide alley lilo feet, being lots Noe IS and Ia IN
square No. tis, agreeabl. to subdivision, Ire whole
contains 1921 square feet. Each lot will be sold
crate. W deem IL unnecessary to say any thing
relative to the location of the above described
property, as II Is well known to he one of the most
sale on 18th street. "
Terms: One half cash: balance In six months. the
purchaser or purchasers to give note for The de
ferred PAYMENT bearing interest from the ,Iay of
sale. A deed given and a deed oftrust taken.
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MARRIED.,

On the 18th instant. by the Rev. Mr.. Krebs,
GEORGE J. SUTER to MARY l.. DAVIS. both
of TINS city.
alexandra papers please copy
On the nth instant. by tbs Rev. Mr.. Waldron.
CHARLES DE RONCERAY to II. ROSALiE
EROSION.
In Geore etown, on the 4th ant, by the Rev. DR.
Murray, Mr.. RICHARD DAVIS to MISS AME-
LA A. CLAYTON all of Georgetown.