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The Shasta courier., 1858-05-01
ALI. OUR GOODS
OUR LARGE STOCK

OOR LHNUE SIONh
Will be constantly replenished with fresh goods.
Our facilities for doing so are ample. Those
who wish to purchase goods cheap for cash will
find it to their advantage to give us a call,
at CALLAGHANS' BLOCK,
Main street, Shasta.
February &c, 1851 feb27tf
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-01
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE 9th Ju-
4 dical District of the State of California and
County of Shasta.
SAMUEL NJ. WARNER against his creditors
In pursuance of an order of the Hon. VIM P
Daingerheld, Judge of said Court made in the
case, hereby give notice to the creditors of the
said Samuel NJ. Warner, that they be and appear
before the Hon. VIM. P. Daingerfeld at his
chambers, on the oath day of May, 1885, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of that day, to show
cause, II they can, why an assignment of said
insolvent's effects should not be made and he
be discharged from his liabilities. and mean
while that all proceedings against him be stay
ed.
Witness my hand, and seal of said Court this
23d day of April, A. D. 1858.
II. Ivan HORN, CLK D. c..
BY A. G. TAYLOR, Dpty.
LUcIAS EvERTs, Atty. for Petitioner Ia2i-td
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-01

board; and lost her upper guns and jib boom.
She was driven from four anchors during the
night, and was in great danger.
1t appears that the Sepoys were in very great
force at LUCKNOW, and had put the place in a
strong position of defence. Sir Colin Campbell
would, it was expected, attack them on his
march to the campaign in Dude 1t was said
that relation of the old King of Delhi had been
proclaimed King of India aud that he ordered
the dispersion of the army of mutineers and the
formation of guerrilla bands all over the coun-
;rvi in order to cut off the English in detail At
the trial of the ex-King of Delhi, his completely
with the revolt was fully proved.
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-01
INFORMATION WANTED.

OF THE WHEREABOUTS OF JOSEPH b.
~ GRlDELL, formerly from Chicot county.
Arkansas. When last heard from, he resided at
or near Shasta city, in Shasta county, Cal. If
ne Is yet In the land of the living, and will
communicate with, or come and see the under
signed at his office in San Francisco, he will
near OF something interesting to him in relation
to his wife and family. J.P. OVERTON,
Corner of Merchant and Mission sts.,
apl7-3t San Fra1cisco
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-01
Barn and Corral.
HORSES. MULES AND CATTLE

Also several carriages and wagons, and all de
scriptions of Farming Implements, &c.
Any person wishing to make a permanent ;r
vestment in this kind of property. can do so
upon very liberal terms, by making early appli-
cation to the proprietor on the premises.
BENZ. MIX.
Whisky Creek March 25, 1855 mh27tf
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-01
PROBATE NOTICE.
ST4TE OF CALIFORNIA,
County OF SHASTA.
Probate Court, Special Term, April 10th, 1858.
Estate Of Jesse Rhodes, Decd.

M AIRY RHODES, Administrative of the
Ifl above named Estate, having this day filed
her petition and affidavit in said court, PRAYING
that an order issue, authorizing said admins
tratrix to sell so much of the Real Estate be-
longing to the Estate of said deceased as is sit
uate in the counties of Shasta and Trinity and
State aforesaid, to satisfy certain leans against
the same, NOTICE is hereby given, that said
petition will be heard at special term of this
Court, to be held Monday the 10th day OF
May, A. d. 1858, at II o'clock noon, at the
Clerks office in said county. at which time all
persons interested in said estate are required to
appear and show cause. if any they have, why
the prayer of said petitioner should not be
granted. J. TUCKER LANDRUM,
Probate Judge, Shasta Comfy.
Attest, Ii. !. VAN HORN, Clerk P. c.
apl7-4w by JOHN ANDERSON Dep
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From the Courier 9 Ertra' Of TAws,lay niyat

SHASTA, april 29tl; 10 p. VI.
The P. NJ. Steamer Sonora arrived at San
Francisco this afternoon, with the L. 5. Mails
aud dates to 9Th of April
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-01
V | N EY A r D,
Grazing and Farming Land For Sale.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
TO ACTUAL SETTLERS !
HNllE PROPRIETORS OF THAT BEAUTI
L full Tract of Land known as the
Rancho of San Ro,Dord;no


Rancho of San Bernardino,
situated about fifty miles from the City of Los
Angeles, and distant about seventy miles from
the port of san Pedro by the finest stage road
at all seasons, having direct communication, by
mail stages with the steamers from San Fran
cisco, are offering LANDS in tracts to suit the
means of all classes. The Rancho is surveyed
and subdivded into large and small tracts, and
for beauty of situation climate, soil, water
wood and grazing, is unequalled in the State
To those wanting lands for Vineyards, Grain
growing or pasiurage, the inducements are such
as are nowhere else offered in the State. For
terms, address through the Post Office or apply
to WM A. CONN,
G. L. TUCKER,
r. G. ALLEN,
San Bernardino City, San Bernardino Co.,
apl1-3m California.
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-01
DRY GOODS & HARDWARE.

A FULL AND COM
IA plete assortment
of leading articles in
Dry Goods and Clo-
thing, Boots & Shoes,
and Rubber Boots, &c
An assortment of Hard
ware, Picks, Shovels,
Axes, Carriage Bolts,
Nails, Hor,e Shoe
Nails, best Norway
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-01

READING DEMOCRATS OUT OF THE PARTy-Hon
5. 5. Cox. Representative from Ohio, writing
home to his constituents, says that those who
undertake to read out the Western Democrats
for opposing Lecompton. ''might as rel try to
read the hiekories ont Of the Western ,coods"
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-01
F O r w A r d / n G
From Red Bluff.

4r> THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
.aazzsE purchased the interest of A ID.
Carpenter, Esq, in the Forwarding Business, has
made arrangements by which all goods consigned
to his care, at Red Bluffs, will be faithfully at
tended to. VI. n. DUSTIN.
Red Bluffs, Dec. 5, 1856. de-H
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by A. GREEN. Aactloneer.

MQRTGAGE SALE OF H0USEHOLDAND
w hlICHEN FURNITURE AND VALIANT LIEsa
Rr AT AuGrIoS:-On MONDAY. the satb dsy Of
MAY, iSS shall sell at public aaoi,on by virtue Of
70 Sweeny, lttenhouse Co., hearing date 2Isr
June, lS1' and recorded IN LIber i. A. a. No a.
Ioilos g5, &C., one or the land records for the oon
~ al washington, IN the District of Columb,s 10
secure mute OF SAID fired Bolmssd gIyen in hen
ol aoce ptanoe of j. Frisby, of Norfolk Vlre,nn
gu which Tue sad folmead was endoTseI, the nm.
oerslgned bs order Of the mort Ca and their a
signs nj No. l73 south street. opposIfs the sm,1e
sonan Institute at 10 oGloes, . snd daily M m
sae honr, nntil al - disposed of. excellent as
sentiment oI uTmture. Ne mention in mart
Two hne French plate Mirrors. 50 b, 81 ellt fs~ns.
vlta marble brackets,
zine rosewood plush velvet covered Sat-
line plush and velvet beaded carved Arm Chars
n9aaosans So,a AID walnut sprsls seat Chairs,
Mantle China Vases and Ornaments,
Mahogany HoriAe top Dressing Rureaus
MahH2gsny marble centre and Work fables. and
Mahogany Wa. drobe and French Bedste,d,
tapestry chamter, Hal, Passage, and Step Car
Fine Window Shades,
OllclOth ana MaitIns
Z eat6eT Feds, Bedting and Mattresses
,,nchihs ana otfer -. owes, Toilet SEES
Ware, vi Nhh'a anu Oese
Kitchen Requisites.
Also va liable library. conss sting of about ,evep
Of theological, classical and mis-
Terms Of sale: All sums under S2s cash o,s, ass
credit OF 90 and ~ days. for notet ss sn
dorsed, bearing interest from day of sale
CLARKE SMITH, Attorpeys
TIA 10 A. GREEN. Auot
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ALIEN ANDRIA.
Correspondence Of The Star.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 81.
The Circuit Court continued its session yester-
day, acting on the following cases William n
Beckham rs. Hugh Latham; action OH the case
verdict for plaintiff Commonwealth, at the re-
latiOn of Neal Us. Edward Sangster; verdict for
the defendant. Sylvester COchrane rs. Jacob
Sheeler; action on the case for d malicious prose-
cutcn; plaintiff non-sui;ed. VIM. F. Purcell
rs. Thomas Purcell, administrators held over for
decision this morning.
Governor Wise has appointed /. l.. Kinzer, ID.
X. Blackjack and Isaac Buckingham State direc.
tors in the B,anch Exchange Bank in this CITY
On the fish wharf there is but little doing and
the season will soon be at an end. Shad are sell
ing at 81 5OaSl2 per hundred and herring at
80 50 per thousand
In Port, yesterday irrived--Stmr. Diamond
State, kerwin, Baltimore, to Wheat 4 Brother
Saled-Brig Queen Cashier, Merriman, ST.
Johns, N. 5, by Fowle 4 Co; schrs Franklin
Randolph, Hazleton. Martha Collins, Collins,
Joseph Holmes, Holmes, and ] D. Boyd Wat
thews. all for New York, with coal, by r. J
Mehatfey; Sarah Parker, r. dgers, New York,
coal 10y FOwle Il Co.; Alma, McDermond St
Johns, n. ) by Fowle & Co
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GEoRGEToWN.
Correspondence Of The Star. 3 s. . .
Gwopavroux~ Me- ~ raS,

0BOk6BTOWN, MAY II, 1875.
Messrs Barnard & Buckley, auctioneers, sold
Yesterday AFTERNOON the following property in our
city: Lot IL. fronting 40 feet on the east side of
Green ST., running back 100, more or less, to the
canal basin to p. T. Berry at 81 60 per front foot;
lot lOi, adjoining, same width and depth to same
purchaser, % 25 per front FOOT lot 43, adjoining,
20 feet by 10 deep, to same purchaser, IS 40 per
'front.' foot; lot p, west side Montgomery st as \
Feet by 40 deep, adjoining the outlet lock Of the
CANAL 10 same purchaser, Tor IS per front FOOT lot
~, same side Of same street. 36 feet front by 100
deep, to same purchaser for 81 80 per front foot;
TWO lots, each ~ feet front by 100 deep situated
between the last mentioned, to Mr.. Shultz, for
x235 per front foot. Capt Brown purchased, at
the same time, at private sale, of Mr. Marbury, a
lot fronting 50 feet on the west side of Green st
l2O deep, situated near the canal, south side,
which cost him seas.
This Is the first public sale Of real property
which has occurred In our city for many months.
The figures at which most OF 1t went off certainly
are low, as doubtless most of it must ere long
come into demand.
A villainous and violent assault was made on
Mr.. w. EdmOnson, on "Wednesday last, by a ne
gro fellow named Riley Taylor. He drew upon
Mr. r. two pistols, each well charged, but before
he could get an opportunity to use them Mr.. T.
gave him blow which felled him TO the ground
and with the assistance OF some persons who
came mp took from him the weapons, and arrest
ed him. He was taken before Justice White,
who sent him to Jail in charge of officer Gross
We cannot conceive Of any ordinary punishment
that would be too severe for the villain.
The following vessels have been lowed up by
the Potomac Tow Companys tugs Packet schr
Statesman, Wicks, from N York, TO the Messrs
Dodge, with a cargo Of merchandise for the two
cities; schrs Brothers, Davy, and l. b. & F. g
Pbaro, from New York, cement to Capt. Meigs;
Rebecca Knight, EndicOtt, Philadelphia, ceal to
Capt. Dorry; Jenie, Glover, Port Deposit, lumber
to l.ibbey & Son; rropic, Hooper, Salisbury,
lumber to same; and Sarn'l ID. Grice, from Nom
ony, with wood to Barron K Son
No change In the markets $
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

ny AUTHORITY OF A DECREE OF THE
- Orphans Court of Washington COunty n a. :
passed IN petition Of John Fister, gusroisn IL
John stopper. and Berna,d Geier, Guardian Of 10.
Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia. 4 .baIi
sell at sucti9n, on the Premises. to the hIg hest o
@ CLOCK IN the Afternoon, Lot No. J. In Square No
80 Loo,ing on virginia avenue south NJ street and
Terms OF sale One half cash the resldue i'm g
months The deferred pay ments TO lear int rest fro.
the ua1 OF sale and TO he secured by the
note OF bond OF security 10 be approved hy the trus
Tee. III the terrs OF sale not comnI,ed with IN
three Gays the trustee reserves the Tlght 10 res all
upon three days notice IN the evening Star' All
conveyanc;ng al the Expense of the purchases
WIN. X. WOODWARD. Trustee.
Is 2aw&ds A
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AUCTION SALES.

By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auctloneerr.
GREEN HOUSE AND HARDY PLANTS
NJ AT AUcTIoN.-On SATURDAY MORNING,
I'D nstsut al oOck we will sell, In front OF our
store, a large stock OF hardy and ever blooming
Roses, ofnew and rare varieties, such as Dahlias,
verbenas, tieranlums, Orange and Lemon Trees.
Camsiias, Jasmines, Daisies, stock Lilies, with
many other Annals. Perennias. Shrubs, DO.
Sale without reserve.
Terms cash.
ma2l WALL 4 CARNARD, Aucts.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
L ARGE AND UNRESERVED SALE OF
- valuable Historical Portraits, beautiful Oil
FAINT by various artists, and large collection of
Gne Engravinxs, in handso Oval and square Gil
Frames On w EDN ESDA Wand THURSDAY
EVENINGS, May 26th and 27th, at ~ O'Clock. at
the saloon over Blanchard Il Mohun's Bookstore.
corner oi Pennsylvanla avenue and nth street, l
s1ail Sc without reserve. a large collection of val
liable Oll Paintings, together with large invoice of
hne Engrayings, handsomely famed. We name the
eni,ecton 81 Historical Portraits, formerly the
Baltimore Museum,I from the pencils of embrsndt
peale. i. hlnckley, and Others:-Portraits of Com.
Rodgers, Com cambridge, Com. Jones. Gen. Mi
ner, zen. Miller. Gen. Wilkinson, Judge story
Judge Mclean, Rob. Mcl.ane, William " rt, lie
vi Woodbury.. Gov. Mckeon. Rev. DIR. Durbl q, Jas.
A. Bayard, and other distiL guished historical char
Y framed OIL Paintings, among which q full set OF
Goes Voyage of Life.
, Also. large inroIce of fine English and French
Engravings. In handsome oval and square gilt
frames. 49,
Catalogues will DO ready ard the pictures on ex hi
DltIoh on Tuesday evening, Nav 18th.
Ierns SSland under. cash; over that sum, a
credit OF ~, ca ana 90 days. for satisfactorily en-
c0rsed notes, bearing interest.
ma 2l-td J. G. MCGUIRE. Auct
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-, 10 H.. ,rlIc =, =, w SEIUEN,
1tld 10 utS Marshal Tor the District Df
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
NRUSTEE'S SALE DE NESIRA L.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
PERTY NEAR THE STEAMBOAT WHARF-Ry
virtue off deed of Il st from obsTt Scbwar.a y
lavor OF the Columbus Building A Association date
Octoher 5, 1855. and duly recorded 10 Iber j A =
NO. ~ i0,iOs S7 ana following, one of the land re-
cords ior washington county, in the District of Co
lumbla, The subscriber Trustee will sell Al pnhi
on the PREMISES Lots 10 and 49, IN Square $40 IN the
CITY oil Washington, having front on south street
81 about 81 ieet by depth 81 2I feet inches ia %
leet alty, together with the appurtenances rights
privileges and other editaments thereuntO lie
longlng ana a the right, title, interest and estate
oi INC sad Robert SchwarZe In and to the same
rms property Is very dasirably located for the
oyster or any other river business. ~
Ierms: One third cash, OF which SIC0 must be
paid on me spot the la lance in 6 and y months.
WIN lnterest,th purchaser to give notes for the
qeIered payments, secured by deed trust on ths
premises Tn ess the terms be complied with m
nve davs from the day of sale, the trustee
the right 10 resell the property at the risk and est
Oh me deianitng purchaser, by advertising said re-
sale three times IN the Star new paper,
A. SCHUCkiNG. Trustee
~ 80 oouA US A GREEN, Auot.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctionesr.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT IN THE
IL FIRST WARD, AT AUcrIoN.-On MONDAY,
the oath instant, shall sell ia front Of the
n 90 ock y. m, a handsome and desirable building
lot, knownas Lot No. 8, in Square No. III, having
front OF 81 feet on 2t street. and running back ~
feet IN Inches to 81 feet alley, between l. and nj
streets north.
This lot is situated about one and half squares
from the Western Market, and. If desired. will be
subdIvlded into two % feet front building lots on the
evening Ofthe sale. Persons wishing to invest in
this section of the city will do well to attend the
sale, as the property must DO sokl.
Terms: One TIN I'd cash the balance in and u
months for notes bearing interest to be secured hy
Feed OF trust upon the property.
ma nd A. GREEN auct
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MARI IED,

On ths 18Th instant, by the II ev. Mr.. Aiken. Mr..
George kNOf RI 10 Miss AGNES kETr-
NEK. 10th OF Georgetown, ID. G.
On Thursday, the 2th instant, ut the Poundrv
Parsonage, by Kew. u VI Nsiail, WIN C. BONTZ
snd RUTH ANN POWELL, ali Of Alsxandr,a,
We. (6syeits & Sentinel please eopy.l
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The WEATHER.-Range Of the thermometer
from Thursday noon, May 13. to this mornino:

ht"ldfkS.-May I3th-fne, cool, wind NV by
w airy bnt pleasant, and milder at end; IIth =
cloudy. calm, wind w ., thunder showers with
sharp rs>h Of lightning at Ga p. m; i5th-thun-
der showers wind high. warm; 17th-wnd 81.
by F., rain, fine at end Ieth-fne, wind NE
cloudy and warm, rain; l9th-cloudy, airy, wind
Ne, cooler, rain; 20th-airy, wind NE =, heavy
raj IA at noon.
Full moon, Thursday, May -, D. M b.
GEORsETOwN, ID. u, May 20, 1853
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Rlaaucial.

NEW YoRU, May VI. Stocks are dull and lo~,
or. chicago and Rock Island &c Cumberland
Soal 10Y Illinois Central shares soy; do bonds
81, Id orosSe and Milwaukee ~ Michigan
coutnern - :; New York Central u !. p. Coal
20 90. IS; Reading 46H: Milwaukee and MississInni
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BY j. C.. MCGUIRE, Auctionser
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFEcTs
at AUCT oN-On MONDAY MORNING,
May cath. at 10 O'Clock at the resider ce of ID. F..
Lawrence, Esq. on Penn. avenue, doors east of
Jackson Hall shall sell all the Furniture and Eff
tects, comprising
Mahogany Hair Spring Sofas, Rocker, and Parlor
Chairs,
Mahogany Card and Side Tables,
Window Curtains and Shades
Carpets Oilclnth, and Mating
Cane and Wood seat Chairs Lounges
Extension Dining Table. Sidebcard,
CrOckery, Glassware, Cutlery,
Bedsteads. Bureaus, and Washs,ands
Cottage Set, Chamber Tables,
Mattresses, Boosters and Pillows,
Toilet Sets. Looking glasses &c &c.
Cooking Stoves kItch n Utensils, &c,&c
leIns S2o and under. cash ov.r that sum, a
notes. bearing interest.
ma god l. G. NcGIrIRE auot
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80 JAS. G. MEG UIRE Auot


ByG;; W: R0TELER,, Anctioneer.
GILT FRAME MIRRORS, SILK AND DAMAsk Cur
NSEeS Nav il. a ocoef aD5
continuing da at that hour until the whole is dis
from II. Freeman dated March list, and records d
April TO- 1859, all and singular the goods and chattes
schedule annexed to said deed and embracing every
article OF househOd and Kitchen furniture contained
IN the Eebet House, situated on r, between 18th
lection OF superior Par!or, Dining room CHAMBER
EIeeant Reservoir sSc se asm Piano r
Etc EreEch plate. gilt frame Mantel, Pier, and
Superior rosewood ard wall ut crimson plush-coy
cred French rete. -tete Sofas,
crimson a gold brocatelle, comprising two
Tete ctete sofas. two Arm Chairs, and eight
Suites ofhandsome walnut figured damask covered
faIlor Furniture consisting Of two Sofas, two
- Arm Chairs, Rocker AM four Pariur ChaIrs,
Hand some walnut w hatnots, Etageres and Book
stands of various patterns.
-, IN rosewood. walnut and mahogany,
Elegant o oc.tsne damask end lace Curtains,
Frraoasn"at the mouse, with gilt CornIce TO. DIS.
Superior Velvet. English; brussels, and Three ply
. Carpets, throughout tie house.
Brussels and Venetian hall aud stair Carpets
Slico,h Mugs, STAR Rods and Eyes.
Splend rosewood. walnut and mahogany marble
top Dressing Bureaus ana Washstands Ward
robes,
yPhuy tsind ann rench BedSteads.
Fine painted Cottage Sets, with and without mar
blts. ~
Solid cherry Bedsteads, Wardrobes and Wash
SANDS OF superior make,
Painted Waidroies, Bedsteads and Washstands
Superior cu:led balr Mattresses,
Fine Feather Beds, Busters and Pillows.
Ners extensive lot OF superior BlHn ets MarseiIles
Quits Comforts, Bedspreads, Shestlny Boil
ster and Pillow Slips,
French China, maThied and granite Toilrts Sets,
Mahogany halr spring Sofas, Rockers. Arm and
Bookcases, Writing Desks, Arm Chairs.
silver plated Casters, Walters, Tea and Coffee
- Crns, spoons and Forks,
walnut and mahogany extension, breas iast card
and side Tables, N'
superior oak cane seat Dining Chairs
frencn thina ard granite Dinner, Dessert and Tea
Clock TIN Urns, Chafng Dishes and Dish Covers
Radiator, open CRATE, and air tight Stoves
Iogether with general assortment oI eyery
IN The house excepting line.
IerfnsE = II and Under, cash over $50 and no,
exceeding ; 100, On and ~ days over iNa ? Sapd
months, for approved endors ed notes hearing an
terest. JOHN A ITNToS Trn,saai ="
ma 1-dts &. w. BOTELER, Auct.
H THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until I'll tuesday next, 2rth Inc tant same hour
ma u Z. w. BOTELER. Auct.
The House is for rent. Inquire of IT. J. Fisher
Esq, al McGure's auction store
n THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE CON
tlmntd RlDt and SATURDAY, wi bout regard
10 weather. Sale to commence at Ia o. 'ock
ma - u y. w. BOTELER, Auct.
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NAKSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ az
~ her iacIas on sofia, under lier law issped Srom
me CIerhs Office of the Circuit Court of the Dis
srlet OF Columbia, for the County of Warrington.
CASH ID front Of the Court house DIOR of said ooun
" on OEsDAn, the }5th day of May next. lsss,
To VIII all defendants right, title olaim and infs
resi- y sns TO certain Brick BuI'ding erected on
lnEtoR, ID g, the said Lot being p feet fraat and
running oaek the whole depth of SAID Lot, seised
and leyed upon as The property Of IoAp n Peters
and will be sold To SATISFY Judicial No. lsa 10 Na,
term, 1853, IN iavor Of John Pardy.
ap SITS Marsha for the District of ca1nmss.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

To ADVERTISERS IN ALExANbRIA.-Mr. Geo
r. French, in Alexandria, will receive and
promptly forward advertisements intended for
The Star. Those in Alexandria desiring to avail
themselves of its immense circulation to bring
their business, wants or other requirements to the
notice OF the public had better call at his period
ical depot
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By J. C. MCGUIRE. AuctIopeer

By J. c. MEG UIRE. Auctloneer
SMALL BRICK HOUSE AND LOr. NEAR
- ThE Arsenal FOR SALE AT AUCrioN.-On
rhLDAl AFTERNOON. MAJ 2lst, at 9 O'Clock,
square No. 49, fronting % feet ga inches ON south
n between IA and 9th streets, ard running hack Ia
running the full depth of the Lot on the east side
toeetheT with the improvements, consisting of a
twO-story BrIck House. containing three rooms
with slate ,oof, excellent fences all around 30
Terms: OEe third cash the residue In q and u
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the premises.
ma l8-d JAS C. McGIrIRE Ana,
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Bank Bills Refused.
New York Markets.

NV nTkk, May 2I -flour 0. heavy. with /.
Ss.,. ~ 49, ~, cents sales Of 500 barrels;
Is dull, but steady at - 4Oas4 IN 'o"'"e'"
w heat Is firm; sales Of IS, 100 bushels. we.,.r,
o Sed oo, Ml~ankie club soc., Chicago spring
and prices nearly nominal; white T2a53c yelioS.,
76c ~Ss Yellow
Pork is upwards mess at 81 s5asI7 San "A
vance OF lOc on last quotations. Beef is ouiet
Lard Is steady at IialfYc. s-'e''
Whisky Is heavy al gle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-21
AUCTION SALES.

NARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtus uf & w.. -,
LerI iacas issued from the clerks ono. az the
circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for thc
county oi washington and 10 me directed A .h.i,
expose Ia public sale for CASH an front OF tha c,
iouse door 81 SAID county, on TUESDAY, the LAT
serlbed property, TO w.t. wig All &c iendant's s,eht
sa.qs S2a interest sSe IN AND 10 Lots Nos Sand
H sson,e NO Ia 40 ans city OF Washington, D.
.,tosetuei WIN al and sing lar the
James c1 rscse and LIVED upon The property Of
Gals Nos. ia. a2, 25s, $50 "a, and "a, 70 NJ, &
tSoS, IN Iy9r oil VIM. Z. LasselIe, Jas. G. McGure
Tsn hsatdey, IN two cases, Joshua Pierce and
'uusoh Mitcheiii ssainst las. Crutchett.
$500 W. seldom
ms G-ts Marshal for the District of CoIumm.