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AccrDEsT.-A young man named
Laurence Brown, living near Jackson.
La. k'lled his cousin Miss, Mary Jane
East 9 beautiful young lady, on the
morning Of the % ut, under the follow.
ing distressing circumstances Young
brown had went out in the yard for the
purpose vt shooting birds, and soon re-
turned to the house with the gun cooked.
Alter entering the house he was in the
act Of letting the hammer down when il
sslpped from his fingers, bursting the
Nv e 2 ~discharging the entire contents
East tssa IN the left temple Of Miss.
.as'' A'''sag her, Of course, Instantly.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Pointe Coupee, Thirteenth Justice {
the Peace Court.

Nathan Kern
Joseph Picard.
DY virtue of, and to satisfy a writ of fl ia, is
- sued in the above entitled suit and to me di
rected by the Honorable the 18th Justice of the
Peace Court i'll and for the parish and State afore
said, to satisfy plaintiffs demand and costs o.
suit, / have seized. and will offer at public sale
at the Court House on
Saturday, the Sd day Of April, 1858.
at IL o'clock, a. m, all the right, title and inter
est that the defendant has in and to the following
described property to-wit:
A tract of land situated on the Island of False
River. measuring two arpeuts front on said river
by forty iu depth, bounded Oh the upper side by
the land of Alcide Dautheir, and on the lower
side by that of E. Major, together with all the
brildings and improvements thereon, also the fol-
lowing named slaves:
Celeste negro woman aged about 4G years.
Joseph negro man about Is years.
Arlot, griff aged about n years.
Terms of Sah--CaM Nth Appraisement.
SEVERN PORCHE, Shit.
Pointe Coupee, feb. 81, 1858. 7tds
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Pointe Coupee-Ninth District Court.
Jeremie Gauthier, Tutor,
VS.. No. 1851. .
s.. NJ. Isaac. ct ais.
pY virtue OF, and to satisfy a writ of Fl Fa, IS
II sued in the above entitled suit and to me d.
rected by the Hon. the Ninth District Court in
and for the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy
plaintiffs demand and costs of suit, | have seiz-
ed, and will offer at public sale at the Court
House On
Saturday, thu Sd day Of Apra, 1853,
at II o'clock, a. m. all the right, title and inter
est that the defendant has In and to the following
properly to-wit:
A mulato man named Orlan aged 3s years.
Terms Of SAe--Cah aeih Appraisement.
SEVERN PORCHE, Sh'f.
Pointe Coupee, feb. 81, 1858. Ttds
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sURGEoN DEsr1srs.-The card Of Drs. Stocking
will be found in our advertising columns to-day.
We take pleasure in recommending them to pub
lie patronage. Read their advertisement
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State OF Louisiana.

Stafe OF Louisiana.
Parish of Pointe Coupee-Ninth District Court.
James NJ. Colby,
w. No. 1873.
School Director of District No. 6
DY virtue of. aud TO satisfy a writ of Fl ia, ia
IL sued in the above entitled suit and to Inc di-
reeted by the Hon. the 9th District Court in and
for the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy plain
tits demand aud costs of suit, l have seized, and
will offer at public sale, at the Court House On
Saturday, the Sd day Of April, 1858.
at IL o'clock, a. NJ, all the right. title and inter-
est that the defendant has in and to the following
property, to-wit:
The School House of the 9Th District.
Terms Of Sas-Cash Nth App7aiscment.
SEVERN PORCHE, Sb'f.
Pointe Coupee. feb. Ct. 1858, Hds
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from E,,r.e... ra%TURE.-An editor, writing
~, CO. ~ ~ shat the Legislature Of
'aa' s.a'e y composed q enc looking, we'll dress.
ed and we'll behaved men, and ghss " a'ess-
number there are but I've drunkaras A.o1k ~
aosae eight Or ten fools-a smaller n,a,aa y ohls
vas ever counted il any previous Genera, =
ssmbly.
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D. STOCKING. D. /. STGCSn
Pointe Coupe. Bayou Sara.
- .. M ~ Z - TT II ~

n l.. 4 D. STOCKING are prepared to at
~. tend to all calls pertaining 10 their profcs-
sion, in any part Of the country,
~ DR.. d. Stocking can be found at the resi-
dence of 7. NJ. Moore, Pointe Coupee.
March 6, 1858. Sv
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ABLowk Dows.-The Sugar House IL Mr..
u. Caslle, Of west Baton Rcure. nas blown
down % Sunday night III
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4 of Louisiana.

Parish of Orleans-Fourth District Court.
Ridgill, Roberts & Terrell, J
for the use off Lalaude. No. 1929.
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Parish Treasurer.
On motion of Robert J. Barrow.

On motion OF Robert J. Barrow,
Resol,ed, That the Bayou Crosse Tete and At
~chatalya road be established asa road district and
that all the hands subject to road duty, belonging
to the proprietors on said roads and between the
Bayou Crosse Tete ard Atchafalaya river be APP
proprlated to work the same, and that VIM. d.
Carter be appointed overseer of said road.
Rssolned, That the overseer of said road be full
ly empowered to call out all hands subject to
road duty, and in case of failure of compliance
OF said requisition, that he shall have power to
collect, before any Magistrate in his Ward, the
sum OF two dollars per day, for each hand subject
to road duty, provided that said overseer gives
ten days notice to said proprietors.
Resolced, That said oyerseer shall perform the
duties assigned to him without receiving any
compensation. and that he shall be subject to a
fine of two hundred dollars for neglect of his
duty.
On motion of Mr.. Fl. G. Callahan, the following
accounts were ordered to be paid
{. Pickett, for services as Road and Levce
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POLICE JURY.

Parish Of Pointe Coupee, March Session, 1858.
The Police Jury met according to law this day
LIST of March, 1855. The members present wer,
Mcssrs. {. Poydras, President, j. B. St. Cyr, F
N1rdin, L. Chenevert, L. Porche. Robt. J. Bar
row, DR.. V. Peyton, n. Beauvais, L. Fay, Fl. G
Callahan.
The report of the Grand Jury was read and on
motion Of DR.. v. Peyton, a committee of three
persons was appointed to act upon it and report
to the Police Jury at itsneyt meeting.
Mcssrs. Y. Peyton, l.. Chenevert and j. B. lie
jeune were appointed on this committee.
A memorial was presented by Mr.. L. Chene-
vert signed by a number Of citizens. asking the
Police Jury an appropriation of $500. to have
the canal, situated between the plantations oi
C.. PoTche and Ii. Patin, ST., repaired and ~enlare-
ed.
A resolution was presented for that purpose:
said resolution was amended by appromiatiug
$500 for the canal of Lake Morcau and 50 amen
ded the resolution was lost.
The report of the Inspector of the 18th Ward
was read, and on motion of Rolt. J. Barrow.
Resolred. That a committee be appointed to sell
the repairs to be made to the bridges recommend
ed by the Inspector taking the sum mentioned in
said report as the maximum OF the expenses.
Messrs- A. Chust. J. B.. johnson and Robt. ]. Bar
row We're appointed said committee.
On motion Of David Gay, Esq,
Resolsed, That the Auditor be Authorized to issue
a certificate OF Indebtedness in favor of Mr.. John
McCarroll for The sum OF thirteen hundred dol
lars in part payment for the work by him done on
the Mci'haul Levec.
ResM,od. That the Auditor be authorized to is
sue a certificate of indebtedness in favor of John
McCarroll for the sum of two thousand dollars to
be paid out Of the taxes assessed for the year 1859,
and out Of the appropriation to be made for that
purposc, and for the balance due said McCarrOll
Tor the making of the McPhaul Levee.
Mr.. A. Chust, jr, member of the Police Jury
from the 18th Ward. off E1d his resignation, which
was accepted. and the President requested to Or
der an election to replace said A.. Chust, j..
The report of the Parish Treasurer was read
and ordered to be published.
To the Honorable Police Jury of the Parish Of
Pointe Coupee, Gentlemen:
In my last report ! informed you that I had on
hand a sum of S20l. y, being the balance of the
Tax for the year 1856. | have moreover re-
ceived trom the Parish Tax collector a sum of
1886, 6s, on account OF the tax for the year 1851:
md there remains on this amount a sum of
not paid. / kill also call your attention
10 the rents of the Parish lands, which are rented
10 diff rent persons. The rents on these lands
1ave not been paid for several years. Some of
he tenants have given promissory notes in pay
nent for their rents. and others have not given
But thus far neither the promissory
totes ner the other rents due have been paid, with
he exception of Mr.. Narcise Carmouche, who
,aid ne his rent for the year 1856. ...
Your ob't servant.
II. PATIN. jr.
D-s3
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY WALL & BARNARD, AuciicneeTs.
Two HANDSOME AND VALUABLE
BUILDING Logs PUBLfC AUCTIoS.-Ou
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. the lOih instant
we shai sell, on the premises. at O'Clock de-
slrabe Building Lots. No. ), situated in Ssuara 5I6
having front Of 60 feet on street north and run
ming hack AZ feet inches to SDeet al y, Detwet
4th and 5th streets.
Persons DESTROYS 10 purchase building lots for he
erection ola residence will do well TO examine tao
ahOve lots as they are situated IN fine, health, and
Immediate VICINITY of the splendid residences of
Messrs Douglas, Rice and BreckIIrIdge.
Inc attention oispecu atOrs and those in want of
building SITES IS invited To the above sale as II is
well worthy of their attention
Terms One fourth cash Ia lance in 6, Il. a. and
"a mouths, with notes hearing interest
deed given and deed of trust taken
Title IndIsputahle
ma 70 WALL. E. BARNARD. Auct<
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY d TOMORROW MORNING.

Ny A. GREEN. AuctIonecr.
ppbLlC SALE-B, authority Of a deed oftrust
\ from David A. Hall and his wife, dated the 18th
81 Mstch 1850, recorded in Liber J. A. - No. us,
loh2 snai sell NJ auction to the highest bidder,
on hiDA1 the 18th OF MAY next, between the
noaIs " ana clock IN the afternoon on the pre-
Lot NO. g. In Square No. iaS, in the cIty Of
Terms: One thlrd OF the purchase money in cash,
and the residue az and ~ months from the day of
sale. for which the purcha note will me talen
with Interest secured by a deed oftrust ON the lot
Deeds at the purchasers cost. 1.-THE terms are mot
complied with within three days from the ia, of
the lot will he resold, on FIVE DAYS public no,ioe a.
the lax and cost of the defaulting Purchase ~
w. Nj. THURMAN, Trustee.
ap % -eotds A. GREEN Auct
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MARE BED,

On the 18th instant. at the Church of IN. Eninbs
nv, by the Rev. Mr.. Hall. Mr.. WALTER d. IVY
WILL to Miss AMANDA Ii. LEWIS ali of this
city. " ~
In this city, on the llth instant in the Church Of
The Epiphany, by the Rev. DIR. Hal, Hon SIIAS
VI BlLRROUGHS Of New York, n I'D Miss CHAR
LOfTE -. youngest daughter of 8 BrIntn9i
Esq, formerly of WatertOwn, N Y.
On the 9Th instant, 10y the Rev. James A. Harold
mr,JoSEPH MILLER To- MTs. HENRIETTA
WILLIAMS, of Washington.
On Thursday afternoon, by the Rev John q
vv'.Ih' MI: SAMUEL BRERETON TO Mrs. SA-
hAi ANN GOODMAN, all of this city.
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Ry j. G. MEG UIRE, Auotioueer
EtEVEN SUPERIOR NORTHERN RRED

Ky j. =. MEG UlR T.. AuctIoneer.
ELEVEN SUPERIOR NORTHERN RRED
~ H3RSEs At PUBLIC SALE.-On TUESDAY
htTERNOON. May Ia u. mt S o'clock. | sha of or
for sale In front of DOrsey Il Cooks livery and sale
; ah!es on 9Th street, between ID and T. streets, II
superior mort hermit bred Horses, believed tn be the
hnest lot of Horses ever brought to this city. we
name
Mlngo. splendid gray. full is hands high, years
old e' '
Whitehall, a dark brown, 10 hands high, G Years
sd '
Sir George, a splendid iron gray. years old.
Pair OF beautiful long tail Sorreis between and 7
years old,
Eclipse, fine chestnut sorrel, beautifully dappled,
years Old, of fine sty lie and action,
Par OF splendid cream colored rabian bred Horses
each years old.
isa6ells, dark cream colorcd mare, 6 years old,
Pa'ha, a fine dappc- gray, long tale and name very
49, feet nd fine sty 10 and action.
These horses all work in singh or double harness
and are hne travellers under the saddle Eyer
horse will he guaranteed nv the owners
Terms cash, in current funds.
ma "a J. e.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
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The w EATHER.-Range of the thermometer
from Thursday noon, May G. TO this morning:

hfm"FES.-May 6th--Calm, wind NV, thun-
der shower al end; 5th-heavy rain, wind NV
cleared off pleasant; Sth-cloudy, calm, cooler
wIad NV. pleasant; "th--Clcudy, calm, wind
NE. little rain aud lightning; Imh--rain warm
thunder shower; iith--rain, wind NE, thunder
shower, fine at end 12th-finr. cooler wine; n w
nv w, airy but pleasant; l3th-fine, cool, wind
NV. bv w
First quarter moon, Wednesday, May 10, little
after =. III b.
GEOKGEIowN, ID. e., May 10, lS5S.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN. Auction,

by A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
MORTGAGE SALE OF HoUSEHOLDAND
WI KITCHEN FURNIIUsE NaLUABIR LIBRA
nv Al AUCTIoN.-tpn MONDAY the 2sth day of
May, 1853, shall sell at public auction. 10y virtue of
deeh al mortgage from Alfred Holu cad and SIie
June, l8Sh, and recorded Liber J. A. X, No ~,
!OIos 35, &C. one OF the aHd records for the coun-
~ of Washington, IN the District OF Coumb a, To-
secure q note of SAID fired Holmssd given lieu
Of acceptance II j. FIsby, of Norfolk, Virginia.
nn which the SAID Holmead was endoTser. the I'M
signs ~ q. Us south street. opposite the smith
sonsn lns Itute, at 10 oc'ocs. and daily the
ZANE hour. until a 10 disposed of. an excellent
sortmeut nf Furniture. We mention IN part
Two hue French plate Mirrors Sc Icy j, gllt frames,
with marble brackets.
Fine plush and velvet beaded carved Arm Chars.
Mahogany Sofa ard walnut spring seat Chairs,
BroBzed CaBdeehras,
Mantle China Vases and Ornaments.
MahoSa marble top Dressing bureaus,
Mahogany N arbie-centTe snd Work Iables, and
NashsfandE,
Ma o:any Wa drohe and French Bedstesds
Tap s'ry Chamber, Hal, Passage, and Step Car
pets.
Fine Window SlaIes
OIlcoih aud Mating,
Feather Beds. Bedding and Mattresses,
Cooklns and otfer = owes, Toilet Se s.
With general assortment of China and Glsss
Kitchen n requisites.
Also, a va Uabc Library. consisting ofabout seven
cellaneous Book.
Terms cfsale: All sums under s25 cash: over SIS
credit of ~ aud On days, for notet sstIsfs ctcry
dorsei, bearing interest from day of sale.
CLARKE Il SMITH, Attorneys.
ma l5-d A. GREEN. Auct.-
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Kilanctai.

NEW YORK MayIi Stocks are dull and lower
Chicago and Rock Island IN; Cumberland Coat
Go ~. Illinois Central shares aOs; do bonds
e9h; La Crosse and Mil 81; Michigan Soltbs, n
25hi New York Central s7a; Reading "a y: Mi +.
and Miss. 29S; Virginia 6'S 92h; Mo. 6's slA.
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DIED,

pn INC an instant, nrs. ELLEN REEVES,
eohsort of Randolph B. eeves.
On Thursday, the 18th instant, EIJZ.pE,
age. H'' IN 'io"in' Se"i vi Hei
her ends and tho of her CamiI, are inv,,sd IN
attend her funeral from her late residence on 2ist
stIeet hei' ths corner OF Nj street. on Saturday az
Dssrtst mother, thou hast left us;
We thy loss most deeply feel
But tbs God who hath berelt ne
tie can al our sOrrows heal
On the I2fh instant, Mrs. SARAH UurcuIN
son. ~ 'NhiN-
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By A. GREEN. Auctionecr
TRUSTEE'S SALEOF VALUABLE PROF

II :
IL ERTY ~ SQUARE 625.-On "WEDNESDAY AT
IERNOON, May I6' h, 1853, at 51a O'Clock. | sha
sell az PUBLIC auction. on the premises, to the hIs
est bidder. by virtue OF deed trust To me directed
dated May 3D. 1854, and duly recorded NJ ny Ith 1854
~ OF Washinston, d. c., Let u. of Cabot sui dvi-
SION OF square 635 with the improvements, con
sih,lns oil t~o,Story Frame Houses with basement
ana attc sad lot fronts north q street, between
North Capitol and LIST streets west.
Terms: S6W cash, $50 of which 10 he paid at the
Ilnle OF sal the remainder IN 6, u and Is months
with notes bearing interest
Deed gwen and deed of trust taken for the defer
rid payments. " i
Inc Trustee reserves to himself the right to re-
sell the property at the risk and cost of defauItng
purchaser II the terms of sale not compi ed
within three days from Gay of sale, by advertise
nIent three days In the star.
+. M. PEARSON Trustee.
ma ~ us A. GREEN Auot
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ALExANDRIA.-At a meeting of the Young
Catholics Friend Society, held on the evening of
last sunday, the date Of their annual excursion
was hxed on the ID Of June, when the steamer
r1whatan will carry them, with their guests, to
Olymont. Md.
city on the 18th CT June next, at the Council
Chamber
The Sun Fire Company, whose engine house
mas been closed for some weeks In consequence
of dissatisfaction with the city authorities, is
again in active service.
The County Court closed its Nav term yester-
day, previously passing order summoning all
the justices To attend the June term to audit the
county expenses and levy tax for their payment
On the last day Joseph Cotton was appointed
conductor of the NAV election in the Third dis
trict, vice G. +. Hugle; aud l.. DeetOn in the
Second district, vice G. w. Nelson. The term
has been a most interesting one
The Sentinel gives the following mark COLO
guy: 80 Young Lady What are greens, p luck
ster-' A noud common ,''' ALI Colonel
In the Fish Market shad arc SllaSl2 per hum
dred, and herring SiO.5OaSll per thousand
In the Produce hlarket-Super -four Si37x,
extra - 25aS5 so, family &c 50aS7 Wheat.
white and redSlaSl.Oe. Corn 56a6Oc. Oats. 36a
SIC. Rye, 67a7Oc
In the Port. yesterday -Arrived-Briy Leni
ffaverH, from Mayd9uez, L. X , sugar and mo-
Iassss to b. ii. Lambert; schrs. Sarah Clark,
Grithth, Boston. to Il. J. NI-hafI.y: CadwaIia.
Ann u. Skies, ROwiin, n C, shingles to master
Saiied--Schrs Naiad Queen, Hulse Albany, and
q. NJ Neal, Henderson, Boston, coal by Il. J..
Mehahey; stmr. Columbia, Harper, Baltimore,
10y w heat i Bro.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-On Thursday, case was
brought for trial, in which the plaintiff, Cyrus
Martin, brought action against r. NJ Brinner for
SANDER. The evidence adduced was that the
defendant had publicly charged the plaintiff with
being thief, rogue, and 4 rcbbPr
HE defence set up was, that the plaintiff had
provoked this language by improper conduct in
certain settlement between them, relating to the
collection and paying over of a balance of money
received by the plaintiff is agent of the defend
ant, Ohe defendant being the proprietor of line
Oh stages This money being claimed by plain
TIL - commissions TO" service rendered
The case was put 10 trial, and the inyc itigation
occupied the whole day. Messrs. Bradley,
smith and Lloyd for the plaintiff; CirIinyton
AID Kennedy for the defence. This no ming the
case was Sivento the jury; but, up the time when
our report closed, no vsTdct had been rendered
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By A. GREEN. Auctloneer.

HANDSOME TWO-STORY BRICK COT
18TH AND liTH STREETS, Fronting FRANKLIN
FURNITURE at ArCTIoN.-On MON DAY. the I7th
O'Clock p. part OF Lot No -, IN Square 2ja. hav
ing front on north of feet. bv ~ feet 'nohes o
4 twice aieT. with The Improvements. which
handsome two-story BRICK Cottage House ard hack
buildings.
This property is handsomely located on north i
between l5tn and l4ih streets west, rOI :Ing Frank
lIr Square.
Terms at sale.
ALSO, on TUESDAY, the 18th instant, I shall
sell, N the same house, being No. ST., at 10 O'Clock
:. m, p TIE Furniture IN the house, VIZ:
handsome MahngaEy Case rlanO Forte, of 6ne
tone ani touch
WALNUT iete-a tstes,
Spring seat and Mahogany Chairs.
Mahogany Secretary and Writing Table,
Git and other Mirrors.
Mahogapy Bureaus, Tables, Washstaads and Bed
steads,
Fine Window Curtaius
Pictures IN frames. and Statuary.
BRUSSELS STAR, and other Carpets,
OI.Cl0th ard Mating. catheT Pillows,
HAIR and Shuck Mattress and Bedding,
ChIua, Glass, and Cruckery Ware,
Cooking and other Stoves.
And many other articles which we deem unnecessa-
~ TO cBumeTate.
Terms for furniture Under SIS cash : over SIS
credit Of ca and 81 days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dOrsed, bearing interest.
INA 4 Il A. GREEN. Auct
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NhRSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
tne CT r once OF the Circuit Court of The ns
., LII OF ooumola; for the County of Washi1gton,
n front oithe Court house door of said conn
AZ 10 ocIont ~ the 25th day of May next. 1885,
70 VII: ali defendants right title claim ard inte
Lot No ana 70 70 certain Brick Building erected ON
lnslon y e, the said Lot being Y feet front, ard
snd a1g nack the whole depth of said Lot, seized
ana Will be sold to satisfy judicial No. l52, to May
"rm' 1853, IN favor of John Purdy:
ap So-ts Marshal for the District Of Columbia,
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MARSHAi'S SAEE.-ln virtue OF taree t3l
w wrlts OF herr iacIas, issued from 100 Clerks
ofhce OF the CITcuIt COur: of the District of Co
lnnhla Tor the County Of Washington, and to me
dIreo ed, shall eSppse to public sale, for CASH IN
front OF the Court House door of said county on
FRIDAY, the 2Ist day of May, 1858, at l. O'Clock,
H., the following described property, to VIII: All
defendants right title claim, and interest M and 10
part oi Lot No. s. Square No. SIS. beginning al the
southeast corner OF saId lot, then west with Gig hi
i8) teet, thence north ninety (a feel eleven III
inches thence east eight q Eject thence south TN
Lne rear me 81 sald i'ot NO: TO beginning. Also,
part oil Lot No Z, IN Square No. 5l5 beg Inning M
POINT on street 3 feet from the southeast corner
q sad lot, anu running west to southeast CORNER of
NO; m,ne ,LsT go feet eleven nl inches then
soath ninety six 1861 rect eleven (iIl inches 10 be
ginning together with all and ngular tue improve
ments thereon, In the City Of Washington D. c.
selzed and levied upon as the propert, of Palm n
sims, and Will be sold to satisfy No. l52 Judicial
January term. 1853, IN favor of Morris, Tasker &
Morris, and Nos. 2l2 and 2l3 Judicials to January
term, 1853, In favor Of NJ idt atom Bel p, H. n r.
n. Hooe. }. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
Sf "a is of the District of Columbla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-14
BY A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.

ID! ~ UN I1Ts4N' n HCIINLrtIs
HANDSOME NEW THREE STORY FRAME
HOUSE AND l.UT OS l4TH STREET AT AUCTInN.
On MONDAY, the nth instant, shall sell IN front
OF the premises, at So O'Clock p. M a handsome
new three story Frame. built Of the best materiaIs
containing conveniently arranged roo ms aud mas
sage, and the Lot which IL stands being part of
Lot No. g. in Square No S3, fronting ~ feel ON
street, nextto the cornerofS street north, runnn"
81 feet to an alley.
Terms: One-third cash; the balaace In six twoIva
and eighteen months, for notes bearing Intarast
from day of sale. a d ed given and deed of ms,
taken. va Nus'
Title lndisputabe.
ina l2-d GPrpN a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-14

STRAW MATING AND OIL CLOTHS
- Now IN store. White and Colored straw Ma,
ting, Oil Cloths and CarpeiIugs, with a general sinct
Of House Furnishing Dry Goods. and will he sid
cheap io cash. j. w. COLLEY,
ma l3-2w 37th ST.. doors north Pa nv.