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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-11
The Aurora Borealis.

Tonight there was beautiful display i'll the
northern heavens of this MYSTERIOUS and sublime
phenomenon. 1t appeared soon after sunset,
rapidly and brightly spreading from the cast to-
wards the west, generally in a rainbow shape,
and quickly changing its colors and shadings
from a bright whiteness to pale purple and ver-
million. AT times it reflected light like IL pale
moon, and its reflection upon the snow was
most plain and striking. Sometimes the posi-
tions changed every moment, now resembling
low pyramids, high streamers and columns,
which ranged their shape and hues with aston
ishing rapidity. Now these vanished in an in
staut, leaving the heavens black and sombre,
then suddenly returning, they shed matchess
glory on every side. Never was there more
magnificent night on our land !; the glorious
hosts of heaven glowing with FURNISHED and
unusual brilliancy, whilst the Aurora Boreals
added sublime interest to the silent majesty of
the whole scene.
This phenomenon has been looked upon by
the ignorant and supersttious with alarm, as
foreboding war, pestience, or some direful cal
amity. Spcnser, in his " Fairic Queen, "alludes
to the superstition, and Thomson still more par
ticularly, in his poem of {" The Seasons;
"From look to look, contagious through the crowd,
The panic runs, and into wondrous shapes.
Th' appearance throws" &c.
Many hypothesis have been started by philo-
sophical writers with respect to the cause of this
phenomenon. Some suppose it is occasoned by
the corruscations of the ice within the polar
circles. Others imagine it to proceed from the
ice-islands themselves, which float at this SEASON.
of the year along the Northern and Southern
Oceans Franklin supposed that the Aurora
was owing to the vast quantity of electricity
which accumulated in the atmosphere, but
could not pass off into the earth, owing to the
non-conductng nature of the ice, and the land
and seas Of the Polar regions being incrusted
withit. Others say it is connected with the
magnetic fluid. The display tonight was un-
usually brilliant and beautiful, and whilst am
writing, (ll o'clock) like all earthly beauties
it fades and is passing away. But the heavens
the heavens of winters night like this, how
silent and sublime Here is no decay, no change
On earth, every object has its period of decay
but the planets and the fixed stars seem formeo
for Interchangeable duration. Nature never diei
nor wakes old. G. P.D.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-11

The INDIANS AND THE ELECTRICAL MACHINES.
The Indians at Washington were very much
amused with the electrical machine at the
Smithsonian Institution. While undergoing
the shock they attempted to retain their impass-
veness, for which they are SO much celebra-
ted, but it was no go they had to kuuckle
to science and, as one after the other of the as
tonished braves was doubled up, tumbled upon
his knees, and knocked into heap generally
by the powerful battery, he was saluted by the
most uproarous jeers and laughter by his fel-
lows.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-11

A GREEN OLD AeE.-An English paper pub
fishes the notice of the Marriage of couple,
respectively eighty-three and eighty-two years
old, and says: " We have often met with
the expression a green old age, but have
never seen so striking an example of such
state as this must have BEEN"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-11

Dr. johnson compared plaintiff and defend
ant, in an action at law, to two men ducking
their heads in buckts, and daring each other
to remain the longest under water.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-11

If you wish to cure scolding wife, never fail
to laugh at her with all your might until she
ceases-then kiss her.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-11
Original Gale.

Entered according to act of Congress- in the year 1885,
by s. s. BoYoE in the Clerks Office Of the District Court,
of the District of Vermont.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-11

"That's fame of mine," as the Bellows
said to the fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-24
ffiORGErOwN.
C0TrsSPOadencs Of The Star.

C0TTeSP0Hdence Of The Star
HOMEGROWN, July d 1sss
Quite an uproar and riotous Jenoust ra,io,, 81.
gotten mp Yesterday, near "a. Rid -,
bridge, Washington side. at 1 ,Irink,n.. bo,s.
10y party az individuals who had hen ,n|,,I.,,.
entirely 200 freely an bad whisky. which re.ni,s,
III one Individual getting his beauty. or rather
hiS FACE pretty badly soiled Officer D,w or
Vonr city' soon bore down upon them, when the
PIN ,,al, n"o lnt" our city pursued by the off
Ger Near the quite; lock Of the canal ,hey to-
refuge az the work shop az Ca I Noor.,s no.,
doc X, sud armed themselves with tools .nd "a
nehdhce 'o the officer until the arrival of of,icsr
Pomray and Others OF the police when tbsv W..
arrested and taken before Justic. Reavsy 80
held them 10 tail for their appearance b-f,re ths
Criminal Court The parties arrested sra ~,
IesiuthlS' (>a,d To be from Philadelphia and
when nnt under the influence of whisky. are saia
20 be- very civil and peac-able men We wonIa
th' rriore, advise them 10 abstain from the use
~ Tue ardent altogether. in the future The
disturbance drew together a cro,pa %, -
sons Of all classes, black aud whit, men x,,oI1.o
and children. ~
We are pleased 10 see ouT old friend and teI-
low-citizen, John Dickson, Esq, who has re-
Gently been on tour through England and Ire
land, back among us again. looking as us,Ttv A.
buck and rosy a boy
The Goa! feet upcn thecanal continues COMING
n ~ SIo"ly. We learn that there are some four 10
i've Thousand barrels Of -four now ON their WV
down. and Will likely get in to-day
Oar attention has been called 10 an error which
occurred la our Council proceedings sfIa,t week
ana caused some little wonderment among Ia.
uninitiated The note should have read Mr. Ten
nv reported resolution for the relief Of Mr.
Osborn, reducing the assessed valuation on prs
perry on Jefferson street, from ~ $50 10 $3.50
Inc offerings OF beef cattle At the yards yester-
day amounted to about $50 head; 800 of which
was purchased by District butchers at 81 as
on the hoof-equal To so 75aSS net sheen ana
lambs - Sta . per head supply good
An adjourned meeting Is 10 he held "a a. .,,...
ing AZ M. Hunters rooms on Dumbarton s,rs.t
Tor the purpose II forming military company
Rev DR. Bocnck, of the Bridge-st Prssbyte
ran church, Will TOE absent from his charge until
about the LIST of September file is soionrntp.,
among his friends at Iron, Madison county. Va
HIS pulpit will be fll-d during his absence by
different ministers residing ia the District
Arrived-schoOners Ella, Packard Boston ice
10 heorge Knott, Fleetwood, Barrett, New York
salt TO l. Thos. Davis; Henry James, Aldridge
New oTk, cement TO Capt. Msiss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-24
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
j NORTH OF PRESIDENTS MANSION AT AUCTION
On RIDAl, the sd instant. shall sell, fro [
OF The premises, commencing on the tT-t mentioned
property, At o'cock p. M, the following valuable
building lots. VIZ:
Lot No 81. IN square No. l26, having front of Is
feet on l7th street west, between ard N stree 5
north. This property rs but a short distance from
afayette Squsre, having a large space IN front
Also, Immediately alter tho sale of the above, we
Shall pr 'ceej to Sell Lot IN square No. 1884, having
front Of IS feet 10 Inches on north n be ween lGIh
and l1th 'treets west, running back Ia ~ feet alley
Also, Lot No. p. IN square No. I4s, having front
Of hffy feet on north Nj, between 18th and 18th
streets west. running hack lilo feet - feet alley
Terms: One fourth cash; balance IN o. u, aud IL
months, for notes bearing Interest from day of sale
4 Deed .iven and deed vi trust taken. Title in
dispuiabie. A. GREEN
jS I'D AuctiOneer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-24
DIED,

On the sd instant, al o'clock, d. m, EMMA
hLGt STA, Iniant daughter OF Win. and Roslna
harrington, aged Is months and days.
Death lies on her. like an untiinslv frost
o., Upon the sweetest flow er ol oil the field"
Inc funeral VIII take place from the residence of
nor parents, No. 377 New York avenue between
iZth ana l3' Streets on Om0rruw uuday after
lily are invited.
esterday. at half past p M, in the nth year of
Ms age, OF disease OF the lungs. CLACDiUS 4
WILLIS, youngest son OF TnOmas c. Wells, Of
this city.
HIS friends and those of the family are invited to
atteLd the funeral from the house of his father cor
neT 81 and East Capitol sts this afternoon at half
past o'clock.
On the Esd inst MARGARET GENEViEVE
youngest daughter Of Andrew and Su'an Barber,
agen one ear and SIX months and twenty two days.
he friends of the family respectfully invited
To attend the funeral on Sunday, the 25th nst NJ
ocock, p. M from the residence of A. Barber on
Dunharton street, d Georgetown.
On The nth inst. MADGIE r., daughter OF r OBJ
ert VI and Laura Virginia Sutton, aged one year
eight months and twenty days.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c,
T. ODD FELLOWS
II \ e. u X ) ION AND PIC MIC

r. OGD FELLOWS
II X & U ) ON A Nd PIC MIC.
No PosTPoNEMENr on ACCOUNT OF WEATHER
The Joint Committee of CENTRAL, WASHINGTON
and CoLUsDIA LODGES, |. .. O. F., announce that
they VIII have
A GRAM UNION festival
AT GLYMONT PAVILION,
On MONDAY, July 26th.
leave the SeveHtb-sti eet wharf al e.. ~ =
ttfnhtey Tor II lymOnt ut the follow excxScxzaasa
ing hours precisely - and II a. m and and p IN.
|, T. ~, and ii p. IN. The oats Will touch at Alex
an1rla gong aad returning.
Inc wei known system of management by the
triternty Will bs pursued, and strict orier main
taIned-Insurlng to all pleasant recreation and en-
JOynent amid the shades of that deIip htiuI etreat
, W liners Band VIII be III attendance, and furnish
the chticeit coIIon music; and this arrangements
ior Canclny have been placed under special manage
ment, both on the boats and nj the pavilion.
Refreshments furnished by an experienced Cate
rer, az C IL prlces.
Tickets, ON r. DOLLAR; admitting gentIeman
and two ladies'.
Omnbusss Will cave the corner of 18th St and
ia. av., 9TH II and Mass. av.. 7th ST. and Pa av
loot III the Capito', ard Odd Fellows tall, Nay
ard IN time to connect with the boats: a, hr n
the wharf On the return of rhe ats to convey pas
sensers 1" the places of starting.
Joint CUHlqItt,t Of ArrdagsueutS
t,hfFdf. HdShiHEtOa. Columbia.
49, u h"hiohston, Thomas Rich, William X Mclean
geo !" h"Olhs"h, John III Thorn, VIM ID Stewart
wash II pougherty, JOS stan ey. John ~ omsop,
WIN scott, Chas bOugh Ew H.cd.n
Birckhead' John crnit, HS Bowen.
J AcNew. , pzNenEer, Samuel Wis.
I'm Borlsnd, EJmohston. &C Martin,
ZDownfDg. FJWstrrs, tson
Fokinhorp, smith, Henry Urine,
r.Ik.r. W ii Beardsley, BF Gett nesr
js rs-M.W&S
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ALEXANDRIA.
reSp0ndencs of TIE Star.

COrreSpordence of TIE Star.
ALEXANDRA, Va, July -, 1859
The Methodist Protestant Choir, with many n,
onF citizens, spent the early portion Of last niot,
upon the Potomar, on board tue steamer Tbomss
C"ilyer- Tue trip which eKtcnd-di, few miles b.
low Indian Head was extremely pleasant one
and delighted party returned about midniob,
MT } Hamlin alias J. ] Potter spent day
izens-passin2 forged check for , small smonn,
upon Burke x Herbert '''
The Alexandria Library Company have re-
lived lately several valuable donations Mr.
J"hh Miller, of Philadelphia, sends the works OF
A2aSslz, and Hon VIM. Smith furnishes a com
piet- set OF all the works issued by the General
Trade continues quite duh little is doing in
the grain market, and tins morning there are no
arrivals reported
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-24

WHAT LUXURY An the magazines for
August, and the new books Just issued, have been
laid on our table by"nr friend, Col Joseph Shil-
linCtOn, OdrGn building. corner OF FouT-and Il
half s'fer! aud Pa avenu-; among viii, Ia W. lind
Harper Magazine. Ie>lir's Family Magazine,
Atlantic Monthly, GOdry's I.ady's Book, Knick-
etbockrr Mag azinc, Graham's Magazine, Ladies'
National Magdzine-all for August. We would
advise Ill who desire to regale themselves this
charming weather with choice reading, to call on
our friend at the Odeon, and supply themselves
at oace.
FATAL AccIDENT.-A young man named John
harrington, conductor or baggage agent on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was killed YES.
iefday' al oodstock station. He attempted to
get on the train as IL started and fell on the ttsck
the wheels OF the ear passing over him and sew
erisg one of the legs from his body lie died In
a few minutes. We are told that b. was ,bon,
81 years of aye, and leaves wife aud child i'm
Baltimore.
REAL EsTArE.-The following property wa,
sold yesterday by A. Green, auctoneer Lot No.
-, In square No. I46, having front Of fifty feet
on north Nj street, between eighteenth aud Nine
teenth streets west, running back 10 feet to a 30
loot alley, was purchased by john Curtis, for
IL cents per foot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-24

NV ORR, JuiN2i -Flour l. rrmer sale. a,
DO hhiS State - -lOaSI ~. an advancs =, -. va
'' ,-o = S"'N9' an advance Of - cis; southern
el-,5i-i 80, an advance Of 5r
W h-at closed with an advancing tendency. a,
romlnal quotations for want II sales. - -
G"rn i h-In, hut n" sales for want Of STOCK
6uoyant ard held al ma, alII Ut
Whisky il dull al 2ic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-24
THE EXCURSION OF THE SEASON,
Il BY THE
Presidents Mounted Guard,
On THURSDAY, July 18th,
To BLih MES PAVILION

The large steamer POWHATAN will leave her
wharf, 9th street, at y O'Clock
q. H.. and arrive at the Pavilion at 1 EAS-H
O'Clock p. Ia. where he excursion
lists can sh. san and tath; short have all the al
vaniages al that delightful watering place. see
advertisement IN the Star 10y X. J. Marshall
The Bal wall be opened NJ the spacious bail room,
At 8s UoE, To continue during the pleasure of the
company. Tine boat will leave the Pavilion al =
O'Clock IL T IN tho5iih, 4nd arrive AZ Washing ton
at o'clock p.m
a band nj accompany the excursIonlsts.
Meals and refreshments Will be furnished at the
usual prices.
That all nay enjoy themselves, and to enable gen
t!emen Ia take their families, the Bar of the boat
Will be closed, and no liquor viii be allowed to be
sold.
Tick ets C., To admit gentleman and ladies' to be
had Ol the committee only.
Berths on the boat for the accommodation of the
guests.
OmnIbuses will start from tine corner of nh street
and Pennsy lyaEa avenue at o'clock.
COD,nlttt,s Of ArrdagsHeats.
Capt Jos. Peck, Lieut. Sam'l w Owens
W IA. Ii. Burch, o.. Jno. II. McCutcneu,
+: A. LIEUT., OR. Mast. Edw. Towers,
WIN. Zee. i, IS IN
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Ftl,AncIaI.

Nk~ YORK, July ~ Stocks are dpll ana
w, Chicago and Rock Island = a. iiii. a,,i
C'a',ai shares = :; d bonds e6S, "a cess
ana Milwaukee a.; Mich SourbrIn pa. Ns,,,
! ork Genital 5 !; Relding asa; Mil and Mis-
i5i Va. 6's 70; Missouri 6's SO '''
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Baltimsrs NIaf.,ts

BkITisoRE, July 2I-Flour is finer: n.y.
City Mills - sass. old Ohio and Howard -
are held al - 80.
wheat j. firm and unchanged: fair 10 good
red - iOsl Il; fair 10 prime, white - 2oaI M
tarn II firm mixed SIC. white Sc : yellow.
chr r"Ti,'"n> closed steady and generally I'm
Whisky i buoyant AZ as,s-.
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" 2 8 BONTZ a CooNBS. Aucts,
b. J. c. MeGUIRE co. Anntlnneers-

AWGtIWne-TS.
SfLESElD BUILDING LOT Al TIE COR
- MEX OF 80 AND a SIS. AT ~ BI.IC AUCIIoS On
TUESDAY Ar Err NDON, Juy 27ih. al na,t-
Past o ci OK, on the premises. Wa shall sell. with
"ut fehSrEs, mat va uabie lot known as Lot No
in Su'diylsion of Square No. s.8, situated p, tie
cor er ol E"rh h aud 81 streets we1t. having front
on street 81 ) tstt inches and ru.;ing tar. sl
oet 70 an ley aud containing 2,35; sgGare feet If
%"GAu. 4 ne intersection of Massachusetts ave-
tue WIN IL street ei tins point max large omen
sptc IN front. rendering TINS Lot very Ig.ule as y
ste lur private residence orfor business purposes
Title unguestIOnable.
Terms cne fourth cash the residue nm e, II and
ID months, Tor satisfactorily secured notes, bearing
interest. 'N
~ p d J. c, NcGI-IRE r. Cn Ano,y
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE STAR,
FRoNAGENTASSoCLArED PRESS
Later from Europr.

, NV NcsN, july ~ The steamship Ipdy.,
I ON Liverpool on the llth inst passed n 49,
~ i.""p ltls morning. Her advices con,sin
four days later Intelligence She will Inroh.hi'
arrive here this afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-24
BY J. c. McGUIRE. Anc,Inn.er-

TRCSrEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
g ~ y " koke EToWN.-By virtue of deed IN trust
NAV 1857. and recorded IN Litter ]. A. - No ISi
Io!los 30, 81 esq the subscriber wal sell pube
sale on klDdl, the 3rn Cay If Jui, lsts III d
och p M, oh Inc premises. part ct Lot No Tea
"a BeaidS addition Ia GeoTgetuwn, fronting forty
feet on Bca street. between MONTGOMERY ana {, ,ae1
streets, and running hack with th,t width the depth
"i said "t- win the improvements, which consist of
IA frame dwelling house.
Tenn at sale: One half cash; and ha.ance an SIX
ana Twelve months, Tor no'cS bearing interest from
ua' "i saiS secured upon the property. aud At not
complied win IN SIX days after the sse the property
viii lie res".d upon one weeks notice. al the ex-
pensr Of the purchaser.
All CONVEYANCE At the expense of the purchaser
CHAS =. WALLACE, Trustee
jy l7-e0S DIS las a. Nc,;I'It,E 49,
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NV RS !; G. MCGUIRE. Auct!oneer.

bS J. u McU UlR r., AuctIOneer.
by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST TO
- the subscriber, bearing date the 3lst of Decem-
Der. IN tHe year eighteen hundred snd ftty SIX
t6, and recorded IN LIber J. A. = al folio s. ct
seq, a;d MADE to secure 4 certain debt ue hudson
Mitchell. the subscriber, At - O'Clock IN. on FRI
DAY, July Sth at J. g. McfGuHes Auction Store
i NastlHg ton ety. ID C.. To accomplish the object
of sad Ceed Will Offer for sale Al pubIc auctto to-
Country Seat called 'Eckungron,' IN Washington
county, beng the residence If Joseph Gales fsa
IL Is bounded an the east by the new Badensburg
road: on the west 10y the land of the late ASKING
ton Berry north by Seaner keatIng's lands and
south ty the City boundary line. is very highly
improved and contains one hundred and seven IIi7l
acres or thereahout.
Terms of Sale: The purchaser will be required
10 pay one fourth OF the purchase morcy i'm hard at
the time Of sale the residue H. anu liz months
from the day Uf sale, with interest thereon from
said date, and 10 give his notes for such deferred
pas nents, secured 10y deed of trust of the prem-
Ises.
III The purchaser shall fail To comply with the
terms oi sale within ten days of the dst, oi sale the
subscriber reserves he TISEt - resell the land ad
pre.IiSes for cash, tier ten days previous notice
at the risk of such deiau.Ing purchaser
JOHN L. MITCHELL, Trustee.
" eoSds j. &. Met, RE. Auct.
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BY 4. GREEN, Aucttonesr.
BI-IlDING LOTS l.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS EAST OF
THE CAPITOL AT AUCrInS.-On TUESDAY,
the - instant. shall sell front OF the premises
al ha!l paste Oc.ock p. m., hne BUILDING Lots SIT
uated AT the corner of 18Th street and south
street beng Lots Nos. Is 10, IL rs and a. M square
NO I'LL, the wnole Containing about 2l,Ng square
ieet, but will be sod IN lots L. purchasers.
Terms: One fourth cash la iaIce "a Is l.. and IL
nOftns. Tor notes bearing interest from CAV of sale
deed gwen and deed "i truS: taken Title IndIs-
putahe, direct from the Cuvernu emf.
jy2I GREEN a,o,
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by A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

4 VALUABLE CORNER LOT IN THE
"a FIRST WARD AT ACCroS.-On MONDAY,
the 18Th instant shall sell. IN frost of Ile premises
at . u'cis OK. that hne and desirable Building
Lot. known as Lot No. = IA square les, having a
north front of sixty feet nine inches on & streeG
north. and running hack l2s feet s1a inches ST
street, towards r, containing eloO square feot
of grOurd
Tins lot is directly opposite the beautiful resi-
dence of Senator Seward. and obIQuely opposite
that Of the Russian Minister. Persons wishing to
procure hrstrate building lot this section of the
be had
TerGis: One half cash; the tslanca IN thirty and
sixty day for notes without be secured
by deed of trust upon the property.
jy L. a A. GREEN. luctIoneer.
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AUCTION SALES
Br z. 5. WRIGHT. Georgetown.

bF r :. " Mo n I, V torKeFOWn.
HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION Oh TUES
H DAh AFTERNOON next. the 9th instant,
AZ SIX O'Clock. shsli sell, front Of the premises
Two story brIck House and Lot, situated On the
est sue OF frederick street near Fourth ana under
REM 81 : ~ per annum. Title peTfe Z.
" @-ot E.S WRIGHT, Auct.
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TU-DAT TOMORROW W0KNJNtJ

BY Z. X. l.. CROWN & CO., Auc,iopears
IN SATJ RDAN AFTERNOON. the path IN
~ slant, At O'Clock. on the premises onnosita
City Hall, near Indiana avenue. we viii SCI ~, ~
o IN square No. So. fronting p feet, ruLnng lacE
~ feet. more or less. MN
Terms: One fourth cash balance ~ G. y. ard Ia
months. Deferred payments secured 10y a deed of
trust. "
c. X. l.. GROWN Il CO. Auc,ionsers.
~ y 81 Corner 9TH Et, sud Pa. Av.. No Sl:.
By WALL & BARNARD, AuctIonaers.
DOSITIVE SALE OF NEW RTGGIES AT
Il AUcTION.-On SArUR DAY AFTER NOON
"n account OF whom II msy concern. without re-
serve
new style Busy Wagon. well made and hand
sOnle.y finished. nSde To order.
box BODY kugg.es, new sty.e, we! finished.
sale positive.
Terms : credit of 50. 50 and 81 days. for notes
satisfactorily endnrsed
US WALL 4 BARNARD. Auc.s
AZ THE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE
described busges having sI'ed To- comply with the
terms of sale theN will be resod at has risk and cx
pense on SAT- RDAl AFTERNOON. glth ust
10 the hlghes; bidder. All parties interested "
iy aus WALL BARNARD. Aucts,
By BONTZ 4 COOMBS. Auciloneers.
SAnE OF CARRIAGE. BlGGIES AND
- W GoN AT AUCrION.-On MONDAY MnKN-
iNG the nth instant, al O'clock At the corner of
ana TN streets, opposite the Northern Market we
shall sell
substantial Family Carriage
iiusgies ana Express Wagon.
a. ia good order. sac positive.
jy . st BONTZ Il CooMBS. Auc,s.
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NARSHAL'S AI;E-In virtue of a writ of
W heri iaclas, issued from the Clerks Offce of
the Circuit Court of the District of cCIumbIs far
the county of Washington. and to me directed. /
shal eA pose 10 public for ASH IN fTo of the
Court House dcur of sand couat,, on TT ~ IC[V
me lhh DAY al August, 1883. az y O'cl'k w. he fol
ioSlEE described property Ia wit All defendants
night, title, cam, and interest ma aud to LOIS Nos
- - 10 ard -, al Square w. 5i4 also. Lots Nos.
= anu - IN >Gidre No. 80. 't the city a. VAST
IngtOn, ID. e.. together with All sud sinyuia-
the improvements thereon, seized and levied uInn
As the property "f Joseph Peck, sud wi he go q
10 satisfy ia IIcIn No. 2t7 to October term $50
~ favoro John r. CHM. use of VIM Il. n Ihlsy Us
Joseph Peck. W. SELDEN. Marshal
~ 2l-tS for the of 90