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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-26

WEDDING .-festerdsy, frsli noon until four
p. m, fnere was & very lstge ssIenibiase Of car.
'na ges ON G street, hstweealk snd ID street. The
cause was the marriage IL Dr.: Thomas Maurt %
MISS Georgie,s the eldest Vaughan Of our ven.
known, esteemed, and respected fellow.c jtisen.
MT George Parker; DIR. NJ. being the third SON
OF The late x.Mayor Maurys About two hum
dred guests were present at the ceremony which
was performed by the Rev Or. Cummin,. Many
hundreds more attended, shortly sfterward. uptfl
the spacious reception rooms Of Mr. Parker,s
tendenee were crowded to oveFfowfng The
bridesmaids Were Miss Lizzie Parker. Miss Alice
Mauy, EMtss Sarah Franklin, Miss Smith, IA
step daoy htfr of Mr. Luke Jea " Miss Abbot. Of
georgetown, and Miss Ludtrm, of New York: :
iee g'oommen were Mr., John Maury, Doctor
Hughes, DR.. LevIck, Mr. John Franklin. Mr.
Rossiter, and DIR. Trotter IT - -
, A long table was visible in one of the anart
ments decorated with some sixty or seventy val
liable presents to the bride from relatives and
frPnds OF the two families thus united cos,Iv
rich and rare asappropfiate fer sue an orcasion
OF course, magnificent entertainment was pro-
y,aed LOT inc entertaiGment Of his guests !; for
ar george. Parker and his hospitable family are
celebrated Tor the elegance, good taste and ,oro.
iutlon OF thelr generous hospitality rg'pss,I -
Inc hapPY pair, accompanied by the entire
rDlt"ai paLy, departed ey the evening train for
The CONCLUSION OF THE SUNDAY ScHoo.
ChLEBRATIoN.-Aftero our report closed, on Mon,.
day, the several divisions turned into the follow
ing churches, where addresses were delivered.
AIethodist Protestant Church, Rev J. C. Gran.
berry and Rev. Mason Noble; e. Street Baptfst
Church, Rev. y. SweDtzel and Ia. r. Tousley.
Esq; Wesley Chapel, Rev. Byron Sunderland
ID: d., and Rev. ID. Ball; First Presbyterian
Church. Rev. g. w Samson and Rev. p. ID.
Gurlry, ID. ID. -,
a report of. the Secretary, embodying the fol.
lowing statistics, was read At each Of the churches
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BALTIMORE, May IS. - Flour Is unchanged;
Howard street and Ohio, Cthe latter nomInal,D at
81 81 \; City Mills 81.
Wheat is dull and nominal; common 10 prime
red 95aSI GJ.
Corn is finn and unchanged; white at e3csssc.
yellow, 66a6Sc-
Provisions are dn1l.
Whisky arm at 2la2sc
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AUCTION sAL1s.
,zO.DAY$ TO-MORROW MOKNING.
By J. c, MCGUIRE. 1uot,opssr

r. By J. G. MCGUIRE. Auctionesr.
vsIns,lAA AND UNRESERvED SALE OF
PainIlnss b various srs.ts. md sr.e co,eot,os Of
oTs bbef SSSSgRs..sp si
t E6sE s.ooS oS.I Ny ss AND an d scoes a.
cofpsI d fsn1n sS.sa MoAsn Booi.er
srIl sell Without reserve large coliection of val
eclcn Of acca Perrs nea or Ms name , The
Psse T. and hs N emit
RODGERS. Com; Bambridge, Com. Jones, Gen. M
Judge Nc Lean, Rob-, McLabs. william Wr t'Gr s.
vi Woodterv. Gov. McKeon, Rev. Dr. burb,s Jas.
acter together with lar &c collection Of hand SEINE.
tcsmSd Oh Paintings, among which no fun set Of
Also, a large invoics Of ene Eusrlsh and French
Engravlnss, IN handsome oval and square gllt
Catalosnes will Be ready ard tire PICTURES % exhi
pltIon ON Tnesday evenlng. May 2sthT
credit of 30 So and 80 DAYS. for sstsfsctor,E en-
do pr. 3, notes not bearing interest.
VERY Hl5SSsF IIa IONS ASs &
On WEDNESDAY Ar TEkSDoS,' Nay 8.
ost reserve, FOR aeoaant Of whom i mss coacsrn.
sHaI iot OF very choice Ltsu consisting OF
Do aHe Old snss; s DSSSSS &C. Co B'ddSdy'
. gallons superior Holland Gin,
The Rnows S Of ts eSdTe iuuo and N.
cumstances uHder 1ch is sods warrants ran sn q. IN
s sTdfi under e,.b over tina,
sSm credit of and % day. for saise.orI, en-
ma ad .---~-AN-..J ], c. MCGUIRE, Auo..
81 j. G. MCGUIRE. huut,osesr ~ =.
EXECTrrOR'S SALE OF EXCELLENT
Tos On THURsDhY M%RN hsts Nav ~ s aSS.
Joseph J.. Tate, on street,near 18th. shall sell
~ the Furniture ane Effects, COMPRISING ~
Rosewood Piano Forte, by A ndreste -,
suite ot walnut Piss h. covered Parlor Furniture
sos sistIns OF two Sofas, two Arm Chairs and 6
Handsome Walnut wha,not, Walnut Fancy Fa-
asrbe top Centre Tahe, handsome Chandelier,
Etne kngTavings, China Vases nd Ornament
M1Ddow shades and Cnrfce, Dttomans.
Excellent Brussels farip-, Hall and STAIR Car pets
Ihree. ply and ingram Chamber Carpets, Oilc.otA.
Bronze Hat Tree, =,
haitGhaIrs, star Reas and Eyes rr.. .
MahoSany SIaebosrd. Tx Dining TstAe,
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase, Rockers, 90.
Lane seat CtBms, Lounges Clocks, . 4, =. -..-
Silver plated Tea Set. Casters
China, Glass, and Cfockery Ware
Tabs Cutter, - -
Handsome Sc. of Walnut Chamber Furniture, with
Dressing and plain Bureaus, washstauds, : ., ..
Toilet Sets. Looking-9 lasses, d:
rench and Cottage Pedsteads, -f 600. .-.-
FIcelent Feather Beds = .-.- ..t..
Hair and n usk Mattresses, .-f..- .-,... ....-
Holsters ana Pillows, suksis and Comforts
Excellent ksSlaloT and AIriIeht Stppes 30. E..
Together with a large assortment of Household sod
hHonen Requisites. - -
Terms ssSOand under cash; over that an, "A cred
d OF 50 ana 90 days. for satisfactorily endorsed notes
7. :. The House IS for sale. Inquire of the Auo-
kl"nsrI. JOHN MILLS, Executor.
ma "a j. q. MCGUIRE, Acct.
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New York Markets.

NKw YoRk, Nav d Flour is dull sales Of
500 barrels; advanced Sc, State selling fer
s3-s5us3 IS; Ohio steady at 81 30aSi as Southern
steady at 81 i0as4 40.
Wheat is Hrmi sales OF % 900 bushels; West
em white 81.
Corn is firm; sales are unimportani.; white n
12A74c.. yellow al s7a7Sc: mixed 7sa7Sc
Pork is heavy mcss ,Sl7 65; prime IL arm az
sli D. Lard Is heavy at II &C. a.,
Whisky is dull Ohio u nc,
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Financial.

an NEW YORK; May ae.-sStocks are variable an,
Seriand SnsI IS, ana a, Rocil Island ak Cum
ponds sd La Crosse and Milwaukie s1. Mteh
C ouSn r,, "a New York Central 81 \; Penns
Coai 81 \; RsadiGg AZ; MiIwaukie and Missss
sippi PIX; Missouri 6's "a ." '''i'
Sterling exchange is active At 1oax,too,>
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Election i'm Providence.

; Providence, X. !, Nav IS The sixth trial
to elect senator and representatives. Yesterday
again resulted IN no choice. The State Legtsls-
tuTe met at Newport to-day. c. C Van Zandt,
;Repub-, Wac chosen Speaker Of the House.
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By A. GREEN, Auctroneer
TIREE VALUABLE RIJIT,DING 10

THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
Il ON CAPITOL HILL AT AUCTION On MON
DAY,the 3lst instant shall sell, on the premises
a. a. O'Clock p. m three handsome and desirable
BuiidlnS Lots, known as Lots D. T., and r, be ing
ths.subdivIE!on o. Lot No. IN Square No. 75S
, Lots ID and r each has froHt OF 10 feet on north
II street, and run back l feet between ID and I'd
streets east. 1880 ~
Lot F has front Of 81 feet on street north and
rus back along the line Of Sd street lao feet forming
fine business building lot.
Terms; One third cash; balance in and II
MONTHS Tor notes bearing interest, secured by decd
OF trust on the property, 32a will be demanded i'm
meGi1teiy after the property ls Knocked down, or
else the Property will be resold Immediately.
ina Is q GREEN
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= Cts Marshal for the District OF Columbia
by a. CIR ZEN, AuctIoueer.-
INR ISEEE'S SALE NE nESIR a III

TNRUSfEE'S SALE or DESIRABLE PRO
Il PERTY NEAR THE STEAMBOAT WHARP-R
virtue OF deed Of trust from Robert Schwarza IN
iavor oi the Columbus Building Association. date
october U.s. 1855. and duly recorded in IIher j. A =
No. ilo, follos S77 and following one of the lsnd re-
cords for ton county, in the DiStriei ofCo-
iumpla, the subscribed as Trustee will sell NJ pu
on the premises. Lots 10 and ~ an Square $40 M the
cry oil Nashington, having front south q street
81 aD1ut ~ ieet by depth II l24 feet inches TO 20
1eet alley together with the appurtepances rIghts
PRIVILEGES and other heredItaments thereunto be :
of the SAID Robert Schwarze IN and 10 the same
tbs property is very d"sirably located Tor the
oyster or any other river business
Terms One third cash, OF which sloo must be
paid on The spot; the ba ancc in . and - months,
WIN lnlerest,the purchaser TO give notes for the
premises. I'm ess the terms be complied with m
hYe days from the day of Eale the trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk and COST
OF the defan lting purchaser by advertising said re
sale three times in the Star newspaper.
A. SCHUCkING. Trustee.
ma s-eod& ds A GREEN Auct
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Terms Ohe-fourth OF the purcnase money in
cash sno the resdae IN three equal of SIX
Twelve. and eighteen months from the day ~ s,I.
me deferred PAYMENTS to hear interest from the CAY
OF saie and 20 be secured by the purchasers bonds,
WIN surety 10 be approved Ivy the trusteel
a., III me trims pc not complied with witain three
rom me DAY OF sale, the trustee reserves the
ilsht 10 resell upon five days public notice inserted
Ia Tue Nhtlonal Intellis encer and Evonfrg star
II SAFE VIII commence at Lot No. i, Square s1J,
- w. REDIN, TrustcA.
ma 5-3taw5v&ds A. GREEN, AuUt \
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BY A. GREEN. AuonOneer.
SEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
- THE FIRsr wARDAr AUcTION.-tDn THURS
DAY, the 27th instant, shalt sell, the premise
nj O'Clock p. M, commencing on the hrst-named
property, Lots Nos. It, Ia, 49, and D., m Square No.
1873. FMS property fronts on north Nj and 18th st.
west, ana IS beautifully situated.
We will then proceed to sell, an regular order, m
front of the premises, Lot No 4, IN uare No i56
This property is Handsomely situated. running
through the square, fronting IN feet 18th street
west. and g. feet inches on New Hampshire ave
nue., between = and q streets north.
at No. n, in Square No. III. This property
fronts on 10Th street west, 81 feet between l. and
streets north, running back 40 feet 10 inches to
81 feet alley. H..
Lot No. Is, in Square 81. This property in stu
ated At the corner of 2d street west and north Nj
street. rH
Terms: One fourth cash balance IN 6, 70, and Is
mouths for notes bearing interest from day OF sale
deed given md a deed of trust taken,
mn "a A, GREEN. Auct.
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The American Trac, Sec,.,,.

4 ADRIAN, Michigan, May 1.-The General
Cong reSational Association OF NJ ichigan. now in
session here passed resolutions Protesting 40 ainst
the recent action OF the AmeTican Tract society at
New York. Only two me- alive votes were cast.
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A CARD FROM SAMUEL SWAN K Co.

A CARD FROM SAMUEL SWAN 4 Co.
To me Public.
managers of different LOTTERIES to injure us because
our 6, liberia schemes and prompt manner of doing
TO cali speeia attenton to The facta whicb III wS
deal " 18th know alresdy that that our i.otte
res are loyal the managers and trustees honest And
last twelve months than all other Lotteries in The
Union, and that they have beea promptly cashed In
all cases on presentation.
The e;ori to inJure US is aimed not only, at our
business by our rivals, but is also intended to act
friends and the public that with our concern all is
right. and the legal inv estlsstion which we shall
time our %isinss. sid a. usua
49, ~SAMUEL VAN Il Co..
ma 35-T Lottery Managers, Augusta, ia.
SPECIAL ,NorIcH.-For Perfamsd b. cath White
GOO Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair use
Woodland Cream" now pomade II causes rem
.S%en' hair to curl Sssq.ieIy rfos g cents
Projectors, New York. ,
Wholesale and Retail Agents for washInsto ton,
LAY MAuRI, Booksellers, betvecn 9Th and
10th St.. Pa. avenue. NIL
Lines on the Death Of DanieI B,yan-sy Miss
love thee dearest. still, though it may seem
,,i huer Inockery to say 1t now,
Young love laid w, and many a broken VOW.
Not al the cold distrust that babe us part, y
Nor PRIDE, nor anger, or resentment's sway.
Can make nae love thee less, or tear thee from my
o, for heart cold, so stern and proud.
That &C might cast It's love and thee afar,
AID hur thee dovawardIike some fallen star.
But oh. not mine the heart that can forget
The star that once for me alone was bright;
sIl, would watch with longing eyes It's Ia l.
And mourn that earth should queEch It's heaven
born hight, "
4
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

TaABvrarfsERs IN -AGrxANpnrA.-Mr. Geo.
4. French, In Alexandria, will receive and
promptly forward advertisements intended 10.
The stan. Those in Alexandria desiring to avail
themselves Of its immense circulation 10 bring
'ner business, wants or other requirements to tine
notice OF the public had better call at his period
zeal depot.
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BaItlmors Markets.

e NOBLE. Nav Nc The L. S. steamer F ulio
has arrived at Pensacola.
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still Another BRUSH o.,,...

NEw loRk, MAY 70 The brig New Era, f1om
Maianzas, arrived here This morning, and reports
that on the alth of Apiil she was boarded by an
English war steamer, AID the 18th instant had
three shots fled al her 10y another British war
steamer. She did not he ave TO, and conseQ uently
was not boarded, the last time
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AUCTIVH ALI,
b a. CHEM, Auotionee

Dy A. GkEEN, Auotionesr. -.
ESTENs!yE SALE OF FAMILY so.
The :s a.Ssaf: .h All ss &
ana soRtln a the 4, Ps1t day until all i cold ~
s osgo.,ts sss Sss.s. Ssss ne
and general as'oftnent Of excellent family sfooer
Tee so gan. and ccGss. of.ysry d..ais.io
Macon, Lsrd, Salt, sos p and Candies, ,a 81 I'd
With every variety Of other Groceries, xuch as il.
New Orleans MoI ia .''' class 'rooery'
Sperm and other Oils. ~ h-e co.. b.. a.
A rs "a. i: s,n,s sIrsermrnt superior Liquors.
I sie os under VS. cash owe. sas
ma Is d -. go. A. GREEN, Auct.
H1iS.s11ss 81 9M Hhs1 AID yA a, OUTLAWS
NOON next, 18th instant, at half past 'olooI, in
s Sns9 Ss 1hs I,sml.ss Es VIII sell Lot No
ncfth. and running back laofse to a 81 feel alley.
INF 70 invest to build would DO well to attend '''
l8 molths, with interest, and secured by deed Of
Tltls perfect All convey anoins at expense OF
purchaser. e. -. .. '','-. - '"o Vi
ma 2o-dts WALL & BARNARD, Auots.
THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED.
on account ct the rain, until X DAY EVENING,
MAS WALL & BARNARD. Auct'rs.
a. ... b. A. GREEN. Auctloneer. =
HANDsOME BUILDING LOT IN THE
- FIRST WARD, Al, AuorIoN.-On nj ONDAY,
the 24th instant. shah front of the preiasses
at 8 u clock p m, handsome and Desirable building
lot, known az Lot No. m Square No. III, hapIns
front Of 50 feet on Path street, and runn nr hack 40
feet ~ inches toa 80 feet alley, between and y
This lot is situated about one and half squares
iron, the Western Market, and. If desired. will lie
Sldtylded INTO two Is feet front building lots the
this section OF the city Will do well to attend the
sale, az the property mlrat be sold. II. +. -
Terms: One-thlrd cash the balance in and IL
months for notes bearing interest, be secured by
a iced OF trust upon the property,
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until THURSDAY, z7th inst, came hou. and place
-''.. BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer. |~-,,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
4 At AucrroN.-On FRIDAY, the 28th ms tant
housekeeping, No 5e5 south side north L. between
sth and I'm streets west, at eo'clock W., gooa
Walnut Spring seat sofe and Extension Dining
Mahogany Chairs, Dressing and other Bureaus,
do. Card, Break fast ard other Tables, -.
Bedsteads, Iron Hat ack, - =. ..
Gaze Arm and ocking Chairs, ---
Carpets, Feather Beds, and Hair and other Mat
Crock.ry and Glass Ware, ...... ..
Glrandolss. Solar and otner Lamps,
Retrigerator. Cooking and other Stoves
with GOO d l.t OF Kitchen r Requires. ...t
Terms: U rter SIS. cash over S25.a credit of so
ing interest. - '''
ma 3 q A, GREEN, Auct.
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n NJ: RUPPEL, -
NORTH side of Market Space No ~ hs,w~.
Bridge and Csnal streets. Gcorsetown,~
announces A. I, 10 1lS patrons that at hisS ~ IL
RESTA UkAN Il may ne found Al sNSXh
times. The ch3icest and most excellent
assortment OF Ll4 CORS. the freshest
OYSTERS and all kinds of g Al = an xs.s~,
Meals served at all hours at the usuai prices.
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ma Il dts A GREEN An

N1ARSHAL'S SALE.-In yirtue Of & writ. of
II her iaclas issued from the clerks office of the
circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for the
county of w ashrgtOn ard TO me directed 4 shall
expose TO public sale for CASH. IN front of the Conrt
House door OF sad county. on TUESDAY, the LIST
day OF June. 1885, at ~ O'Clock M. the following de-
scTIbed property, 20 W.T. viz All deendant's right
ttle claim and interest IN and TO Lots Nos s. and
], IN Square No $50, IN thu city of Washington ID
e, together with al and singular the Imp,ty ament.
thereon. seed and levied upon the pronerIy OF
James Crutchett, and will be sold 10 satisfy JndI
o!als Nus. ia, ~, 49, 49, IA and 80 to NAV term
tSoS, IN IIyor OF VIM p. Lasselie Jas. c. McGuire
Judson Mitchell, against Jas. Crnichett '-
w. SEIDEN,.
ma Cts Marshal for the District of coIpmh,a
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u,
Total number of conversions. I7p: deaths, ~ .
volumes In library, f3 5ae' 60 49,. .. =. -
We omitted mentioning i'm our report Monday
the u street Baptist Sabbath School. which led
the fourth division of The procession Their
banner one OF the most beautiful in Tho nro
Csssion, and attracted universal admiration One
hundred and fifty pupils were mar shallCd under
il, and theSe were followed by the largest bible
cias< OF young men in this city, ,r'ler their able
TEACHER, Il. U. w alter, Esq The marshas of
this school were a RothweI, ESQ , and J r
Given. ...,- o.. II
WAsHINGroN THEATRE-Th Washington
Theatre was crowded to its utmost extent on
Monday night, the occasion being a compliment
tdry testimonial rendered Mr. s. D. Eytinge by
various members Of Congress and other gentle
mn, Seldom has there been a fuller house
never have we seen more brilliant one The
National Legislature was we'll represented and
ladies' Of many gentlemen high in public and pri-
Vdte life added grace to the scene -.
The Orchestra had culled the vefy choicest
pieces for the inernissiOns, and the programme
lnclud,d The Overture 10 Massancillo the Man
del ma Waltz, the Sleigh Polka and the Bid
Waltz The execution equalled the selection,
and called forth general applause 5.e'
But the attraction of the evening was on the
stage Miss Avonia Jones played Adrienne the
Actress, and the acting was the completest of her
triuraPhs. From the moment when she o reefs
the Young lieutenant on his return, to the close
oil the sad eventiui history, she never falered
'cNt' hSsi'deu; never cndngea loving, Tearing,
hoping, dying. She was AdrienEe the Actress
throughout
The ncfciary, Mr.. Eytinge, Pxceilcd himself
as the Count d. SAKE; and won, amid the ap-
pianse OF the audience, new honors in the pro-
fesSion which ne adornS
Mr.. Dawson wa Michonet himself a trupr
prrSonatiOn has seldom been presented 10 the
Washington public.
A. the close OF the play Mr.. Eytinge was called
ou', by acciamat ton, and came 10 tho footlights
. accompanied by Miss Jones They gracefully
acknowledged the compliment, and were follow
Cd from the stage By renewed applause
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By 4. GREtN, AuctIOneeT.
NHASCERl SALE.-Ey authority of decree
~ of the Circuit Court ofthe District of Column
bla, passed IN cause wherein Scidsn, Withers' A
10. are compaInants and the widow and heirs Of
the late Major Aug's A, Nicholson are defendants
III shall sell at auction 10 the has hest bidder on
MONDAY the 3lst day of May instant coInmenc
ing at five O'Clock in the afternoon the foil1w,'r
very valuable Lots liz the city Of w .hlnstoa, VIZ
Lot No. ], Souars No ia We
E. E: Las, DO Do. 6 s.: /.
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TELEGRAPMCI NEWS
FkoMASsoCI1TEn p IN l0swr
Later from sasss Fe.

Loss, May 2s--santa Re pap.s. Of May
party OF MeSicans from the Messtih Valley at
nsked the camp Of the A pache Indians near 70 q
Thorn, butchering isdiscrimi nstely men, women
subsequently captured the Mericans. and held
talsm prisoners at the Fort
= GA the 7th OF Aprila Tremendous storm Of rain.
hail and snow occurred near Turkey creeh,
feet la consequence OF u he snimals Of the
Inn, IT., S'amPeded, Involving heavy loss to the
{, Jas N. Hsat, whose death wa. reported ye.-
'e'd'y, was native of Albany
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Later from m<xics.

NEW okLEAss, Nav IS The steamer Ten
aessee has arrived from Vera Cruz with dare, 4,
the 2lSt- Communication between yera Cru, ..d
the interior ws-again open Vera Crur rad me- ;
BLOC fhked three days NV the steamer Gusrrsro.
but b. fnel b d gi' en- out ssd she h ad Iefl for
supplies. NHthing il mentioned of Juarez &C has
Cabinet : wheTeshVhts. The hope. Of the r~vp-
lhitoh'ss were damp~oed. and the con stitution-
allstswere oonhdent Of an easy victory. ~ .-
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COMMUNICATED.


The Excursion OF THE Coop WILL CLUB-
This association Of young men, the oldest and
certainly one of the hest of our pleasure clubs,
propose, on Thursday next, TO inaugurate "GIy
mont" by grand excursion TO that delie htful
pavilion. Organized as far back as 1852, all The r
numerous excursions and balls and parties have
been uniformly distinguished not only for the re-
sprctability and high character of the companie,
which have Patronized them, bat particularly for
thci- excellent discipline aud order, the gentle
manly department of it's inrmbers, and the mani
fest determination Of the Club that their parties
should be ones Of pleasure in reality, as we'll as
IN premise.
Glvmont, too, which has been so admirably
fitted mp ny it's proprietorS with every convert
enCe which experience has taught them would
ccnduce to the enjoyment Of excursionistS, Is re-
markable foG its pleasant and agreeable situation,
il unsurpassed upon the Potomac for the chaste
and simple beauty of its scenery, the excellent
water of it's springs, well as for Its fine and
shady promenade And the proposed excursion
of Thursday next to this enchanting retreat
promises to equal il not to surpass, in its accom-.
mOdaticnS and general aTran. emeBtS, the fines t
ever projected by even The Good Will Club. We
therefore take great pleasure in calling to il the
attention Of every oBc wishing to escape for day
from the dull and wearisome monotpny of city
life and to rccreate amid the finest rural scenery
on the Potomac; for as fine an opportunity may not
again occur this season. g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-26

DUBjIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND, &c
WI be offered at public sale, on the 10Th day o.;
June next, the valuable Estate of the late &. -.
Culpeper, and adjoining the Rapidam Station O.
and A. Railroad; The Railroad passes through the
from the house and harn. This Farm, situated in
the beautiful and fertile valley Of the Rapidam of
fers rare opportunity to purchasers. IL IN fine
state of cultivation, surrounded by good Farms
and most desirable neis hborhOod. IL contains $50
acres at Land. and has IL large Dwelling house,
Barn. Stable, and al necessary out-houses, in good
repair.
4 at the same time and place. will be sold all
the Personal PrOpert, OF the estate, except the
negroes. !. IL. ia I4IAFERRO, [ a,r,n,,s
III. ID. TAlIAFERRO, { A"i'Nh rs