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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-02-03
DR. JAMES JOHNSTON, SURGICAL s

HK, JAMES JOHNSTON, SURGICAL q
~ MECHANICAL DENTIST, having been located
permanently in Saurton for the last four years. would
respectfully inform his friends and thepubc generally
that he still continues to practice Dentistry in all its
various branches with the strictes regard TO durabili
ty and usefulness.
Office on the sOuths, of Main Street. opposite the
old Spectator Office.
StountOn Nov % 1854
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JIENTAL NOTICE.-WM. CHAPMAN has re
i moved to Staunon. He win be found at DR.. AR
THCiS Office, four doors from the National Hotelwhen
not professionally engaged in the country.
Slauntou, April s, lS5T.-tt
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-02-03

nEEDE Il MENDENHALL, LAM D AGk NTS,
/ ) will select and enter Government Land with ash
or warrants make investments, loan money (at west
arm rates nav taxes and transact general Real Es
tate Business throughout the Northwest. Address
BEEDE IL MENDENHALL,
MINNEAPOLIS Minnesota.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-02-03

INSURANCE COMPANY Y.
OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.,
CHARTERED MARCH II, 1852
Round Capital $3OO,OO0.
THIS Company, having been duly organized Is now
Il ready to receive applications and issue fohcies,
and offers to the citizens of Virginia the indueement
of home Company for the safe Insurance OF all kinds
of PROPERTY MERCHANDISE &c. at fair and equitable
rates The Directors the public that this Com,
pany will be conducted with view to permanency, and
on the srictes principles of equity justice and close
regard to economy and the safety Of the insured.
PRESIDENT
JOSEPHS CARSON.
C. s. FUNK, Secretary. o. +. BRESEE, Aetuary.
DIRECTORS,
JOSEPH 8. CARSON, JOHN KERR,
I,Nrs p RELY LEWIS p. HARTMAN,
LLOYD LOGAN, ROBERT STEELE,
HUGH SIDwELL.
r5y@ Office on LOud0N Street, near the Valley BGnt.
,zs5S GEoReE E. PRICE, Local Agent, Staunton.
April 2 1856
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TO SUIT THE TIMES.-I have

DRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.-I have
/ Just received large addition to my stock of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADDLERY, &C., ma
king nv assortment very large and complete. Hav-
ing purchased many articles during the pressure at the
North am enabled to offer My old friends
and customers may rely upon always being able to
purchase of me- at the gsy forrest market price, any
article have for sale GEO. E. PRICE.
Stanuton. Nov. 4, 1S57-Yin. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-02-03
/. TURNER, PROF. OF VI U 5

N sSTAUNTON, YA.-Teaches Piano, Guitar
Flute, Violin, Brass Bands Orchestra, &c; also Bal
lad Singing. Pianos Tuned in the most accurate man
ner-warranted. Persons wishing to buy Pianos VIII
do well TO consult A. J. TURNER before purchasing
as a selection made by him may be fully relied upon.
Residence opposite Presbyterian Church.
Nov H. lS5--ly
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C1ORN SHELLERS.-FARMERS, AVE-

NORN SuELLERS.-FA A X VI Il RS, Al
I TENTION II have on hand and for SALE of my
own manufacture Single and Double Spout CORN
SHELTERS, and will shortly have for sale the YIR
GINA CORN SHELLER, the best in use for large
farmers will shell from 500 to 400 bushels per day by
hand and 500 by horse power.
StauntOn, Dec. 9, 1857. VIM. BLYTHE.
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JEWELKY, sILyER AND

w Plated WARE--J. W. MEREDITH has just
opened full and complete stock of fine JEWELRY
WATCHES, OF new and beautiful styles and patterns,
which will be sold lower than before offered IN
this market.
He respectfully solicts share of the public patron
age.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-02-03

NTOTICE,-PerSons in want of full suits OF Clothes
y can't do better tnan call upon HENRY BARE,
who has very fine assortment OF French Cloths Cas-
simerss and Vesugs which he offers at reduced pri
oaS 1Saunton Nov. Is, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-02-03
TRESU ARRIVAL OF BOOTS Il SHOES.

TRESH AKKIV Al OF BOUTS q SHOES,
Il L. LAWT0N has received his FALL STOCK
embracing everything in the way of SHOES, which he
will sell low for cash. and to prompt customers on four
months.
He still continues to manufacture BOOTS & SHOES,
at Cushngs Old Stand, Main Street, and has in his
employ Mr.. WM NJ. MATHENY, who is an experienced
and prac,ical workman. L. LAWT0N.
S,aupton Sent 80 1857.
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John Anderson, my jo, John,
When we have slept thegither
The sleep that a maun sleep, John,
Well wake wi ane anither:
And in that better warld, John,
Nae sorrow shall we know;
Nor fear we e'er shall part again,
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CTOYES! STOVES !!-W. j. POINTS has o
full assortment of Cooking, ,Parlor and BoxS Stoves,
Coal Crates, Wooden Buckets Baskets Brooms, Ash
and Coal Buckets and Tin Ware of all kinds.
Stauu ton Oct. 20, 1886.
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nee of Tie Star.

GkoRsErowr, April 7, 1858.
The clerk OF the weather seems to have forgot
ten bis reckoning altogether. Yesterday, old
Boreas burst forth from some northern cavern,
and blew and howled with perfect fury, whirling
ana driving the dust In immense clouds in every
direction TO the great discontinue of the mouth
ana eyes OF all who were in any manner exposed
10 It. And this morning the air is extremely
cooi as 70 bring overcoats, &c, which had pretty
well disappeared, into general use again. These
Goio northwest storms operate seriously upon the
fotouac nsherieS, and unless a change for the
better soon occurs the business must result in
serious losses to those heavily engaged in it. As
yet, we learn, the lower landings have fallen far
short of meeting their expenses
Every now and then hear of signs of the
budding forth Of villainy in our city as well as
e!sewhese Ii seems to have become a sort II
epidemic that cannot be confined to any particu-
lar locality. Our city, general thing, has
heretofore been pretty well exempt from such
disg races, and, unless mistaken in the
ssPi,it. now at work among our citizens the very
summary punishment They will not likely be
lett to the uncertainties of a trial elsewhere On
Monday mig about O'Clock, three young plugs,
we cannot call them men or gentlemen. amused
themselves by firing pistols as they passed along
mp Washington street. The ball from one of
which took effect in the front porch Of Mr. w.
Knowles buryinS itself in the wood close to
where some persons were sitting in the house.
Doubtless the Oldest person now living in the
State Of Maryland, or in this section of country
any where, Is to be found residing upon the land
of Mr.. Front in Charles county, near NapjemOy
Stores, on the Potomac. The person is a coloIed
woman, by the name OF Eve, said by persons
who know her well to be over 1870 years old
She has grand children, now living, over IS years
old, and great grand children over 50 She is
represented as being In the full possession of all
her mental faculties, and capable of moving about
and discharging the simple duties Of her sphere
with as much activity as woman of fifty. Her
sight is also so acute as to enable her to thread
Iieedle by any ordinary light. We gathered the
above facts on Saturday last, from a respectable
white man who vouched for their truth
Business upon our canal, and along the river
wharves, this morning, is rather slack. But few
boats are arriving by the canal, and only arrivals
by the river, since our last, is the schr Amelia,
Rockhill, from Philadelphia, with 2lO tons coal
to Barron q Son; and two large schrs laden with
wood, to Barron X Dickson, Gordon Il Co.
The schr Elliot is now discharging at Godey's
wharf another cargo Of Boston ice for Dir. Geo.
Knott =.
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DIEll.

Alien minutes past one O'Clock, this w, dnesday
MOI nns alter . otiacIed III of several mont his
.hi9n sme bore with tIuo Christian resignation,
MANi HANNAH. wife of Robert v. Iaskey, and
S'th year of her aie. ~ v '' NJ ~ '''
H;T Iunerai Wi take plac. from the residence of
mother. Mrs. WnIt No. Ala 9Th stT.et ON + n =
dsy the 9th instant, a. ga o'clock o. a. The friends
of the family are respectfully invited to attend
On Wcdne Stay morn ng, A1rIl 9Th. MES
IA = Di ~ IN he SD ot his age. His finer, 4
Wi take place from has late residences on Ih he
twr- - ii II streets, on Friday ait moon at two
O'Clock. The relatives aud friends of the dec.s ssd
are Isspectluily INVITED to attend. ap ia
n the 5th instant, Of chr..nic oroup, LEAH
WAR; ID, eldest d1ug liter II j. K and Anna Thorn
days. HE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVE AND UNIM-
" PROVED PROPERTY. EAST OF THE CAPT on
MAINLAND AVENUE, AT AUCTION On Thu Ms
DAY. the 9Th instant, shall sell, in front of the
premises, AT O'Clock p. M, Lots No. s. 5. and T.
on Mary and avenue, 5h aud 9th streets east. The
lots range from ~ TO So feet front each, hut will be
sold IN lots to suit purchasers On them here
is good frame house, which will he sold with the
lot on which II stands. All Of the lots run through
the square; handsomely located, and q hHc oppor-
tunItJ Tor persons wishing To make a good invest
mcnt n beng rapidly Improving IN value. sale pos
tive.
Terms {: One third cash; baance IN SIX, twelve
and eighteen months oT notes bearing crest from
the day oil sale. A deed gwen and a deed OF trust
taken.
APPS a. GREEN, Auct,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

NoIiCE TO ADVERTISERS TO secure the most
So"sPicuous positions for advertisements in The
tney must be sent to our ONCE as early In
.1e udy as possible. Those who delay to observe
caution should not complain If they do not
""u 'nem where they prefer to see them. II is
ays safest to get them to our counter between
ana 10 In the morning, If wishing them insert
ed satisfactorily on the same dav.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK April -Fionr Is frm !; sales Of
5000 bbls. State 81 25asl .35; Ohio, 81 s5aSi 20
Southern duh IT last quotations.
Wheat is dull sales &, 600 bushels; Southern
white Al 40
Corn is very dull; the sales and quotations are
nominal.
Pork buoyant; mess Sl7 37al7 50. Beef Is I'M
changed Chicago repacked Sl2aSl3 IS. Lard is
firm at ~ SaloA.
Whisky is dull al pic for Ohio
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II ing in renaIr ths IInas NJ tha TeIa
graph Company between New York and Washing
ton, or any part thereof not less than 81 miles.
between New York and Washington. The Line
on the common road of two wires, the entirekdis-
tance.
Proposals VII state the charge per mile for keep
ing the wires In order, properly insulated. and the
charge OF substituting, when required, new wire
and sound chestnut posts p feet long, peeled and
Six inches Ia diameter at small end
Address KENDALL,
General SuperInt endent.
m 1-eotf Washington ID q
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Financial.

NEw YORK, April Stocks dull and lower.
Chicago and Rock Island 69x; Michigan south
ern 3S; New York Central sax Reading a.:
Milwaukee and Miss. 30; Cartons %; Missouri
6ssI1.
Sterling exchange is dull
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Baitlmere Markets

BALTIMORE, April Flour IL dull and I'M
Mills 81 25
w heat Is dull and unchanged; fair TO good red
Il eaSl rs, and fair 10 prime whites al i2aSl Is.
Corn Is Firm; white 60, yellow 20 for Sc lbs.
Provisions are firm but quiet
WHISKY is better; City and Ohio q &c for cash. .
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LOST AND FOUND.

G10 REWARD will be paid for the delivery to
W ~ Gen. Gibson, on F, between I4th
aud 18th streets, of black and whiteI sy,C
speokled SETTER DOG named Prince,
Legs very much marked ap75t"
OST MANUSCRIPT.-J.ost, Yesterday n
- Ma9uscrlpt Lecture of some seventy or eighty
pares OF common letter paper SIZE entitled Pres
dent Making" 1t was lost in or about the Capitol
or on Ia. avenue, or on nth or 2ist streets. The
Under Will CONFER great favor by leaving il at this
Office, and will be Literally rewarded.
aP75t c.. 9. HENRY
l OST.-On the LIST April last, Lady lost her
- GOLD SPECTACEES in the neg hborhoOd of
the Stores of Savage and ]. g. McGUire, and pass
Ing from thence down street to 18th street The
hnder will be literally rewarded by leaving them at
NO. $50 9TH street west ap6 ST.
GJn REWARD.-STRAYED OR STOLEN.
Civ A WHITE HORSES about II wears a
old, and l4h hands hlgh short body; high IN
set and very thick neck; hairs thin IN both NA
name and tale; name hangs on the left or near side;
no harness marks HIM tail switch; small spots on
the right eide of neck. Ten collars reward will be
paid Tor the delivery of said horse tbs subscriber
corner 9th and q streets east, Navy Yard Hill. or
hive dollars will be gwen for information which will
lead to his recovery.
APP est H. HUNT
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By j.. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

VI
ENECUTOR'S SALE OF VERY DESIRA-
New YORK AVENUE, WIEN 18TH AND l4TH
SHEETS, AT AUCTIoN.-On "WEDNESDAY Az
TER NOON, April l4th, at half past 5 O'Clock, on
the premises shall sell part of Lot No IN Square
No. 81, fronting u feet IL inches New York
nue., between 18th and l4th streets west, running
back an average depth of one hundred and fifty
$3.50 feet seve" and three quarters ga inches TO
thirty loot alley, tn the Improveme nts, consist
ing OF an excellent tuo story and attic Brick Dwell
ling House, with hack building, containing eight
rooms, kitchen and cellar.
This property Is built IN the most substantial
manner, and offers crest Inducements to persons
who want a desirable residence.
Terms One-f'u-th cash the residue in s, II, IL
and - months. with interest, secured by deed OF
GRAFTON TYLER, Executor.
ap 5-eo&ds J. C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
NARSHAL'S SAEE.-in virtue of a writ Of he
INl facas, issued from the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
County of Washing ton and To Inc directed. | shall
e1pes to public sale, for at the residence OF
Gabriel F. DIvernois. on Pennsy lvana avenue, be-
tween nth and l8th sireets the south eide
of said avenue, on LDNESDAY, the 18th day Of
April, 1858. commencing at 10 o'clock a. the fol-
lowing Goods and Chatte In part to wit, Hair
Looking asses, Pa Tor and Chamber Carpets, ma
hogaBy and cane-sea Chairs, stoves. Hat Racks,
Paror and Chamber Cur talns, Iron and other Bed
steads, Feather and Hair Mattresses, Blu esus,
Dishes. Glass Ware. China Ware. Kitchen Utensils,
Japan and China i ed Sets, Knives and Forks. aud
Gas Burners selz ed andevIed upon the goods and
chattes of abrlei E. Dlvernos, and will be sold TO
satisfy judicial No. l6 to May term 1853, favor of
" illIam Wallace The above goods are all nearly
new and otter good opportunity for hargans.
2s-dts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMTS

NOTICE-Persons Indebted to me for clothing
Y are requested not tn pay my brother, George
Mason, as only employ ed him clerk for me MY
store, No. ri Bridge street. Persons wishing Ia
settle their accounts do so Ivy calling at Mr. Geo.
Gray's shoe Store OH Bridge street. or to per-
sou.
up 7-3t* DANIEL. MASON.
nNE CENT AND a CHEW OF TOBACCO
~ REWARD.-Rnn away from the sui scriber on
Moudav. the bth lGs; ant, HENRY KEAGA n. aged
about 10 years. an apprentice to the butcher busI-
ness.
All persons are hereby cautioned against ha'bor-
ing or employing said apprentice, under penalty of
the law.
p7-9tt John KESStER.
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DANIEL MASON.
I AIDES DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, DO.
JOHN ii. SMOOT.

JOHN Ill. SMOOT,
has received from New York and Philadelphia,
large end We desirable assortment of aides Dress
Goods, a great many o. which having been bought
for Cash, viii he guarantee to customers that they
are getting the full value of their money. In his
KIeh +, F!o i,cS A'Sas Black SIX Robes
DO Bay adere and PLAID Silks
Mack Dress Silks, best makes, from - to Sl.5o
Do. suitable for mourning
Rich Fiouneed Barge Robes. with two and three
Baresc Robes A'quiIIs, Some very cheap
Organdic and Lawn Robes ard in the piece
Lawns, IN great variety, from 10 cts. to 1874
A large lot of Fast COois at l21a cts.
Pialn and Figured French Briliants, Jaconets, and
Pink, Blues, Greens, and Modes Grape Nantes and
New styles Duoals and Poll De'Chsvres
Pink, Blue, Green, Buff, and White Nous Delaines
Checkered and Plaid Gingbams
Rest makes English and Amer can Prints
Bareges, Shailies, B?mbazines Apacas
Moafana RRs es s.rf pS ineh Sapef lawn,
Ducals and English Calicos
swiss and Null Masiins i'a""'''' '"''"''''
Figure Figured, I, Dotted. Plain a. q Striped do:
Honitcn Colsrs. Maltese and ESi sS Lace.
PLAIN and Fancy Bonnet and Sash Bonnet Ribbons
Eringes for dress trl innings
New STYLE Parasols. some from auction
ladies' of Georgetown. Washington, and the ad
ap7 y0hNH sM00T.
A. COME AT LAST.
mept of Heryey r. Hatbeways Patent TRUND-
LING HOOPS, with Bells. at l28 Bridge street,
'sPtss ste Sole .ifa pI n. p.iI;:,
new story sBRck HOUSES H :SS n. IS,
uatcd on West street, containing fourteon rooms
eacn with bath rooms and gas thrOug bout both. APP
ply to Ii. l. OFFU1T, ~ High street, George
town. ap2 Ct
TOR BOSTON.-The No ! Packet Schooner H.
l. r. Peyton, Capt. A. w. n ckerson. ha.IS
arrived. aid viii lave quiok dis patch for the ~
HxK FEY BFo. lS E Gssssss sneID
NOTICE.-LICENSEs. persons whose Lii
~ csnses from the Corporation OF Genrsctown,
promptly to renew the same, otherwise they may
subject themselves TO fine:
lime ALES.-we respectfully announce to our
4 friends and the public that we have at last suo-
ceeded IN having large quantity of A LES of vari-
Gus Kinds bIewed expressly to our order, which we
city that was offered in this market.
All persons wishing nice article of Ale can have
by tRey Ing t for etSsy phs Gwss bsSds
Brown stout and Porter always ON hand ai.0i' Oh
Hsae so by mall e cur dHfs y be
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green street
dl7-d GEORGETOWN, ID. c.
No,rM N. RUPPEL.
Bridge and Canal streets. Georgetovn,NN *
IRFe@PSes e slT PatToRRs that ID at as
assortment of LIQUORS, the freshest
OYSTERS and all kinds of GAME in season.
ian ISM
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ Of
WI herr faclas, "under the lien law" issued from
the Clerks Cftice of the Circuit Court of the Dis
trlct Of Columbia, for the County of Washington,
and to me directed, shall expose to public sale for
CASH va front Of the Court house door of said conn
ty, on WEDN ESDAI, the eth day of AprIi. 1893,
At u o'clock, m. the following described property,
to wit: being all defendants hit title, claim, and
interest, IN and to the certain building erected on
the whole of Lot No. Is and part of Lot No. H. IN
Square No. 8i7, in the City Of Washington, ID. c.,
belng the whole of Lot No. is and u feet next ad-
joining of Lot No. II, running back tie whole depth
of sasf lots Nc. l6 and II, los feet inch, and will
be sold to satisfy Judicial No. 2 to May term 1853,
in favor of john Purdy against William = Venable
j. ID. HOOVER,
ap3-dts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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by BARNARD Il BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
kRAME HOUSE AND LOTS AT AUCTION
4 On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON April
18TH at O'Clock, we will sell, at public sale on the
premises, the Frame House and Lot the corner
OF 9Th and Fred rick Streets fronting 2e feet on
the north side of 9Th streets and running back lis
Ieet Also, the adjoining Lot on the East, fronting
~ Ieet on 9th street and us feet Frederick
rIok street. and running back leo feet.
Ierms: One fourth cash I; the balance in g. H. and
w months, Tor notes hearing interest from eay OF
SAFE secured by deed of trust the property. All
conVeJancIng at the cost of the purchaser.
+. X. =. 4 A. DODGE. Trustee.
ap7-dts BARNARD q BUCKLEY, Aucts
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LNVUENF DUPtl,
IL SOLE AGENT FOR PIE.sF Il IuBIN's

EUGENE DUPUY.
IL SOLE AGENT FOR PIEssF n tUBIN's
PER FUMERY AND COMPOUNDS
Tine Agency for the United States of Meesrs.
PIesse X Lubln, Perfumery Factors London.
having been trans ferred from the late firm Of Inger
4 Co, S9s Broadway, TO my own hrm, Mr.. Geo. l..
lnCer being now In connection with my establish
ment.l beg to inform Merchants, Fancy Goods
Dealers. and the Trade generally, that shall keep
hand and IN bond a constant supply OF PIeese 4
Lubns articles; such as the rang pannI Perfume.
srd its compounds, the Pestachio Nut preparations
IN all their varieties; to which may be added, from
market, combining excellence with novelty. Mer-
chat may rely upon their orde being hled with
rromptness and care, AID on as favorable terms a.
heretofore. r.. DUPUN,
6o9 broadway, New York.
IL The real FrangIpanni Perfume 10 msnufsc-
tured only by Messrs. PIesse lubIn, of 4 oudon.
and they take this opportunity caution purchasers
against limitations, Of hIch there many; none.
however, app oaob, degree, the exquIsi'e fra
grance-as made by y. d O..
FkANGIPANNi BOUQUET:
FRANGIPANN1 OIL for the Hair, exquisItely
scented
FRANGIPANNI FRUIT. Hold their scent for
years, and impart delightful fragrance TO articles
FRASGIPANNI SCENTED SOAP.
FRANGIPANNI INCENSE. Take a hot cin-
der between the tongs, put piece Of lnoense upun
II, and the apartment will be del ghtfuly peTfured
FRANGIPANNl POMADE. This is an Ital-
ian unguent for the hair Its superatIve fragrance
has gwen II world wide reputation.
FRANGlPANNI SAL Chef.
Sold everywhere. ms W&f SIN
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By ]. C. MCGUIRE, Auotronesr.

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD Eff
FECTs AT PuBLIc AuCnoN.-On MONDAY
MOhNiNG, AprIt l2th, at ten O'Clock, at the Fur
nnuLe STORE q George A. Davis. IN the old Union
shal sell all his stock of Furnitur and Household
Effects, comprisinx-
Mahogany Sofas. Dvans, Rockers, and Parlor
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables, Card Tables,
and ladies' Workstands,
Gilt and mahogany frame Mirrors,
CLOCKS, Curtains and shades,
Cane, rush and wood seat Cbsirs
mahogany, walnut and maele Bedsteada
pressing and PLAIN Bureaus, Washstands,
reather BEDS, holsters and Pillows,
Hair and husk Mattresses,
co9nierpanes. Quilts, Blankets. Linen Sheets,
China; Glass and Crockery,
house furnishing line, " INV
1erms $n and under, cash; over that sum a
credit OF 2, 8, and months for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest.
apI-d J. q. MCGUIRE. Auct
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AUCTION SALES,
IODAYd TOMORROW MORNINt

-O-DhI IO-MORROW MOANING.
, By J. c. MCGUIRE. Auotioneer.
MN IL oApcIios..On wEDNEsDAY AFTER
Extension, L shall sell ~ 'he T"s' o"oe
hot si,s. He SASH Frames, Doors. Posts. Stone
IeIns cash, m current funds
oR2 :. 7. MCGUIRE, Auct.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer-
pEREMPTORY SALE OF SPLENDID
NESDAY AFTERNOON, prIi 18th. A. "a, ~
at the Auction Rooms, shall sell. without reserve
the TO low ing costly and beautIfu articles:
One large Brilliant BreaktpIn, set IN a snake with
forty eight small briIants set on the body with
ruby eyes,
One large Oriental Pearl, set on gold rose -lesf
Breastrin,
One PAIR of largo Brilliant Earrings. each one con
tanning I'VE bTIllIants,
One large Cluster BrillIant Finger Ring,
One large sIngle Diamond Ring,
One Cluster Diamond Ring,
One Scarf PIN, cas- lie and pearl.
One heavy doub cease Gold Chronometer. maker
, Charles John Cope, Rathbone Pace, London,
One boid Curb Chain.
Terms cash
b. order OF the Trustee.
ap3d ]. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07
Return of the Levant.

BosroS, April6 The United States sloop Of
war Levant, from the East Indies, arrived here
at noon to-day.