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ties than the most profound and protractod
study When Merle ID Aubignc was
youth, and was pursuing his studies in Ger
many, his mind was distracted with scrip-
tural doubts and difficulties. To find relief
from them, he made application to that en-
lnent scholar and venerable man, Klenker
OF Kiel The learned doctor did not un-
dertake directly to solve his doubts, for off
L should" said he, "they would be sue
ceeded by others just as troublesome.
There is shorter, md better way of dis
posing of them. Close in with the over
lures of mercy, make Christ your Saviour.
and then in His light you will see light,
and difficulties will vanish" DAubigno
followed his wise counsel. TebehcM "the
light Of the knowledge of the glory of God
in the face of Jesus Christ" and event on
his way rejoicing"
STUDENT KILLED-A student of tho AL
ALBANIA University, named II. l.. Nabcrs,
from Pickens, was killed few DAYS ago
by another student, whose name is Herring,
and who halls from Mississippi 1t seems
that many of the students had been in tho
habit of teasing young Herring about being
from rcpudidtjng State, until they had
worked him up to high pitch of excite
mcnt. The consequence was, that he spoke
hard words fhis tormentors some of them
attacked him, and Mr.. Nabcrs being one OF
them, struck him with a stick, and was in
stantly shot through the heart and expired
The examining court after full nvcsti
cation, discharged Herring without BAIL
| These facts VIC learn from the Montgomery
Mail
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KNowLEDdE OF THE BIBLE.-There
are two modes Of this knowledge. One
mode is by nature, and the other is by grace.
tic who takes the frat may read the sacred
volume sarefully ard csndidly,ayailing him
seifof whatever light is thrown upon the
inspired record from any human quarter
I lie who takes the second mode, not only
diligently searches Tie Scriptures, but looks
: to acsss sG:s teaching, subjects his mind TO
thotratll 50 for aud so fast as ne learns it,
and yields his heart to Christ. BY the for
pler mode an Individual may obtaina gen.
eNal acquaintance ~with the Bible, but his
knowledao will bc speculative, he will be
perpIexed with many difficulties, aud may
lose his soul while lie who takes She aiat-
ter mode, secs IN is synlmetry and beauty,
freed from distrelsIrg doubts, and Is trans.
formed by the Uiyine word and Spirit Into
aJneetnes9for q Heaven.
There is noshing like obediencet 10 the truth
70 mako that truth plain. aThon shall We
know If ye follow on to kpow The Lord. ~
1soayeration does rsore TO clear I'D obscuri,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-30
BY J. C. MCGUIRE, Aucuopeer.

pEhEMfIOh SALE OF SUPERIOR CRY
l. hADR CARkIAGEs, sOcKAwAYs BreGIts kc
aC,u 70 SLosE BUSINESS. On THURSDAY
pOhnINU,s JGIy Ist,at IL O'Clock. at the Carriag e
Repository OF Messrs Gardner a Son IN Phlihsr
monte Hall, opposite the Kirkwood House, 4 shall
seila number oil superior Carriages TO the highest
bidder the owner being about TO close business: we
name VIC
llght+ passenger Rockaway
Prince Albeit X ockayay,
PLY sIclan's Rockaws,
-: passenser open Uhaflotee
Siaire neck ciose Carnage. with pole and shafts
SSeefstoh, top Buggy, with sprout springs,
L ailIng top Buggy,
! pass rger Caleche-top Brett
TrottIng Wagon with mugatrov5 s,,,,r.
Agat open W sgons, elliptic springs
DO. passenger CsrIysli,
tx press Wagon o ma gatroYd snrngs
several second hand la ht CarrisRes
Inc above Carriages were built by hessrx Cad,
heI sou OF the very best erals thar coniJ ne
oaned, and put up IN peror sly lie by experience
Iefms OEc fou -th cash: the residue in 2 4 and
terest e'' "eafihs IN
100 j. G.. MCGUIRE, Auot.
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FUTURE DAYS.

IN VIRTUE OF TWO(2l WITS OF FIERI
Iaoias, ISSUED from tie Clerks ONCE of the Cir
cur Court Ofthe !ASfTct al Columbia for the county
OF Nashins so1. and to ine directed 4 shall eI pose
public safe, Tor CASH, IN front OF the Court Hons
dSof oi sad County, on TUESDAY, the 10Th dar
Oh July, 1853, at II O'Clock IN, the following de-
scrlDed property. To wit: A II defendants right,
ttie CAIN and interest ami all those pie ces al
GROUND ard pre- sitsatod aud lying IN the Cly
OF WasnIng.0a, ID, e., AID known as subdivision NJ
ana y oi Lot No. 4, In Square No 574 of SAID city
as salG subdivisions nave been lad out for the Bal
umore and o. 10 Railroad COMPANY and a pIgt
thereof GUY recorded the said lots III and v having
airoat OF 80 feet IA Incb9s Indiana avenue nd
street aEa averaging W feet So inches LIST street
west, &nG Containing 1 3J9 squar. feet, bong the
ncrtheast corner of said square. sezed and levied
upon as the property Of James Crutchett. a a will
be sod TO satisfy Jude ais Nos. ~ and q 10 March
term. 1871, IN favor of Hamilton K Cam use Of j,
ID. b. DeBOw. J. d. HOOVER
Je It'd I, =. Marshal DISTRICT Columbia
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BALTIMORE, June 3O.-Flour IL dull but ouief.
Mills held 81 25 my
Wheat Is dull; good To Trime reds 81 .essl 90.
air to choice whites Al OsaSI 40
Corn Is steady white ias5c., yellow 7la75c.
PROVISIONS are dull aud nominal
WhiSkey is duh at 81 ka22S.
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By WALLS BARNARD Auc,io,

BY WALL BARNARD, Auctionees.
INRUSfEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a deed OF
trust. dated Augusta, 1858, from r icbard Joyce,
we wal offer at auction, on TUESDAY, the 18th d.
OF July next on the premises, at q clock p IN the
western part of Lot No. 2, In Square No. ~ l5
NashIns tOn fronting 81 feet north street, and
running hack, Of the same width, 81 feet and Lalf
OF an inch. with the improvements.
Terms OF sale One third OF the purchase money
to be paid In cash. ard the haance IN two equal m
stalments, at four and elEht months with interest
Terms of sale 10 he led with In week af.er
sale, the property may be resold At the risk and
cost of thu rst rchaser. after weeks notice.
= WALTER =. cox,
ta..-- .. +. w. RISQUE,
Trustees GEORGETOWN Building AssOcist ton.
ies-AvIm WALL 4 BARNARD, AuSt,
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New York Nfarke,.

., nEw oRk, June % Flour declined: sales NJ
Zoo' ools state SO 75aS3 SO Ohio 81 5saSs IS:
Wheat l. tending dOwnwards sales mammal
from scarcity prices unsettled,
60 Corn is nTm; sales Of 10, OOO bushels; mixed
7Oa76c y-lIow SIC. '''~e~
Pork * steady, ar sic iOaIS 50 for mess aud
sl3 3Dal3 50 for prime Lard dull Al I0s-sIIc .
Whisky is dull, at 3s1c.
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Earthquake In Connecticut.

s, ~ LLAEkN, June SJ-A slight shock OF an
earthquake was felt in this CITY i.st niTh, Va O."
~ shock was also observed al Woodhr,so.
TViIie, North Haven and WATERBURY
&, III nave been but two shoe rs oil cart kes
III 'niS vicinity for 100 years
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u The first passenger train from Baltimore
over the Northern Central Railway, arrived AT
Sunbury, Pa, on Monday afternoon with passeu-
gers from Baitimoreand Philadelphia, connect
ing with Harrisburg via Pennsylvania and I.rb.
anon Valley railroads
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The Atlantic TeIesra.s

cloudy, with a west south we.t ,.,ind % -
s porcnpine, wh.rh Is to pilot the Nisosr,
I INTO l.lniy Bay, arrived here yesterdsy1 and
Trinity RaSy Tor Bay O. Bulls Arm, the head OF
iiihi'y BAY She len Cork on the eth inst
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SHANE AND BURN. SHAKE a.d Bur.t SSoLxa. 4,
70 e., , !. tne iiIe 81 agony endured by the .ui
a. unceI tdin shadow nevet know ing W bat moment
ne may De prostTated and therefore dsInolined 10
gave any serious attention 10 business. fe As bur
Zen 10 himself and To his fs nds who are worn out
In adminsterl' 10 has wants. This is the condl
e1ageTd ION 10 say that Fever and AKue KILLS more
people than any twenty other diseases IN A meTIoa
% SUI and SPEEDY cure cf this terrible ~ e,os
1890 great pleasure ln recommending DIR. Hos
letters stomach BItters, which have Already
as1hleEeo VIDE reputation Tor rapid and powerful
disease. W Wits
For sails by druggists end dealers generally.
WORM READIN6-Why "a n that No MANY suasr
ana TeplEe aud d sg out a ans erabie EXISTENCE un-
htteo i0r the ENJOY ments. aud even Ordinar, pur-
ana vlgor restored, by a treatment at once conse-
bisnt and safe, as well permanent its character
10 those who have suffered long with disc o,
utlmstlng IN loss of appetite, vlgor Ae the under
signed tenders ms professional services, assuring
venent and proper prescriptions a thoroagh oSTa
ana round body aud mind, without uDple ,xant n.
suits.
All diseases ola private nature, from yhstsoev.r
sithet recent or chrome, structures irrIta-
pc bladder. 6c.-also, Scrofua, Asthma, Rhepma-
hsm Piles, &C., skIllfulIy and successfully treated
Dr; Harris Tlli VISIT Washington every week du-
days, aud tr.days of each week. Can be con ulteo
at hI. rooms, IS NatioEsI Hotel from 10 to i; and
ma is-wThFn Residence. Richmond on y Va,
SPECIAL .NoTrcK.-For Psrfumed b, saith White
Teeth. and Beautiful Complexion, use Rain 81
900 Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair sss
w Oodiand Cream new pomade u oanses zen
each. WP. ETRIIs : Co 'e
PROPRIETOR. New York.
~ wholesale and Retail Agents for washInrton
TAYLOR a. MAURr, Booksellers, between 9Th and
10th St, Pa. avenue. pI1
PEsNIKs.-Those an want of Pennies for change,
can always Obtain them application al the oOpD.
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LEV ORLEANS June % Sales cotton TODAY.
LOO bales; middling IIAc The Insrls, &c,
WIN an advanc NJ tendency. Sales for three
Gays ~ ,,Oo bales receipto three days 500 Re-
celp's ahead oflast war i02 s0D
prime reboiied pc
fIour was very dull, closing at 81 IS for SUI
sterling Exchange IOsaIaSk
reg hts on cotton to Liverpool "a
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" Advices from Leavenworth state that the
evidence In the trial Of Gen. Lane was concluded
on the 2ith, and that argument was to commence
On the following day. Public opinion is too
much divided 20 predict the result
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Wreck Oft Steamboat.

y SciNSATI, June ls.-The steamboat Ks,,
v arcsSm was wrecked on Friday, IS miles below
was valued at sIe, COO NO ipsnr.no.
valued at s3 zoe, was also lost
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u BY J c. Mcguire. Auctiopeer

NALOABLE BUILDING LOTS ON MARY
LAND AVENUE, BETwEsN ~ Ann sTa s.
At PUBLIC SALE,-On WEDNESDAY, aETL
NOON, June SOth. at halfpast SIX O'clock on
the premises, snail OF No. S, in Ssuare d. front
streets west, running back IN feet in shes to vsds
paved alley he lot will be divided in half tn mar
front each. - " iee'
Terms; One third cash; the residue i'm 6 and 70
the premises. "A
Je S-d l. q NoGUfpp A..
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE STAR
FRoMAGENTASSOcLATED press
New Orleans Affair.-

o,ate dispatches received here fror No,.,
$50. s,ale thata large fire occurred tbrr. y.s.
G Seaudy The ships Fanny Fosdick and Hannah
Emn,ess slightly damaged The stesmer
sa o,lg were burnt to the waters edge
duel took place yesterday betweso NJ, H.,
&C.,, 81 nue pe,s and Mr.. Gibson, Of the
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steam boat Exnlast.u

o mRw f0t bo,5 June pa aue exploded ,h.
killing Lansing Devil. th. srs,osP pb'lknsp'
sengers for Philadelphis were taken os he "a a.
steamer John Melissa. The damage 10 ,hs 49,,
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ID Tue annual parade and revisw OF the Bu
i4io nhe department came off on Monday. The
procession consisted OF nineteen companies, ana
wasa splendid affair, said to be the finest ever
known in that city
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gtuaUrlaI,

nav f"RK, June 81 Stocks are dull and
s.eady Chlcigo and Rock Island p Illinois
rehuei shares ~ Lacrosse and Mil o.; Mich
ryan iSouthen u; New York Central s.ls, Read
ing II 4; Mil. and Mis- 2O,
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MARRIED.,

On the 9th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Knight
GEO. w. RICHARDSON to Miss MARY r.
JOHNSTON, Of this city.
On the gath instant, BY the Rev. Mr.. GrsI. Mr..
WIN. y. WrSrN ODD, of Virginia, TO Miss
HANNAH ID. HUTCHINSON, Of this city.
At Trinity Church. on the 29th instant, by the
Kew. Jullus GTamIner, .HAkvY HEATH. for
merry Of Ohio, to Miss MANYV. SCHWART TIE.
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AUCTION SALES.


By J. c. McGUIRE Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
" CORNER OF DELAwARv AVENUE Nm Nom y
81 AT AUcTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY AFThs1
.psiN yune Sth, at e1s O'Clock. the premIses
aleu- al the of Deia vsre aye1us and north 4,
ss,n'n, within one Square of the Capitol and con
tns one of the most desirable unimproyed To-
CA tHr sac IN the ciiy. and very desirable az
asnson i,,p. 10 view OF the proposed Capitol Ex-
10 es gre thlrd cash; the residue in 6, T. and
interest. eeo Ho'es' wearing
JeA &C. MCGUIRE. Auct
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III The Journcymen printers In Petersburg,
va are on strike against the employment OF
more Than three apprentices in any one Office
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Nv a. GREEN, Auct,o=ee.

PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.-Ry
L virtuS "i an order of the Orphans Court, duly
of tue Dlstr CT of Columbia, | shall sell, on TUES
DAY, the 18th day Of july, 1853, at o'o'Ock D. M
on the premise, all that piece parcel of ground
In the cay of Washington, ID. c.. and known and
IN the plan Of the I'd city thu southern
NIFTY -one, Isl beginning for the same at point
the nor hwestern corner alley Is feet wide and
2Sd st: west. running thence with said alley ~ >
feet 21 lachesl easterly, thence uarth "a feet J
thence Yest e feet =. Inches,l thence south az
feetl To the place of beginning, with the improve
merits thereon, consisting If small Frame House
Terms One ha cash the residue in 6 months
premises.
ths terms of sale arc not compiled with within
days rOm The DAY Gf saie the property will be re
sold at the cost and expense of the purchaser. All
conveyanc.ng ~ the expense OF the purchaser
EDWARD c. CARRINGTON, Trus' ee.
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The Arabia at Bos,a.
New Orleans Market,

BOSTON, June 81. - The r. M. s,eamsbiu
south in the morning train. "'
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IN yfRTU OF TWO p, wRiTS OF FIFE
i II faoles ISSUED from the Clerks Office of the
county of Wa. hIngton. and to me directed / shall
ex pose to pubic sac, for CASH. in front of the
the 10th day OF July, 1883. at u o'clock m the Il
LOWING Described property. to Wit: All defendants
In Square No G3s. in the cts ii vs. ashInctnn 10. C. :
together th all and ST. gular the improvements
thereon, seIz ID and levied upon the property of
cIas Nos $50 sbd 49, to January term ,853 The FIRST
~ Livor OF lairo Sourse, and the second in faver
ot rAncls w heatlsy. j. ID. HOOVER
Je II I'd n - Nar.bel m ~
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AUCTION SALES.


By WALL BARNARD, Auctione ers
VALUABLE STORE AND DWELLING AT
AscTION.-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON
July 8th at O'Clock, in front of the prem ses o
will sell that valuable property, being part of Lot
IN Square 2SS, fronting 18th west and
Of l. street NORTH having front offs feet on 18th
allsv, .'. u = =. +
Brick Dwelling ~ stories high. con aiming II rooms
and spacious and cony enient store. Also, in the
rear OF he lot stable 6by Is feet. This is good
and pleasant vicinity for dwell ing ana is an excel
lent business stand. and offers Inducements to pur-
cha. ers. -'-0- =.
Sale positive. ..-.--. .-.
Terms One-third cash; the residue in G. Is and IL
months, with interest from day of sale. A deed
given and q deed of trust taken. .
title good. ------. ...
lie ~ dts WALL, A RARNARD Aucts
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By J. C. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON Tu-

ISLAND, AT AUcTIoN.-On FRIDAY AFTER
NOM July ID at6S o'clock, on the premises, !
ing 42 feet on south street, between 9Th AID nth
streets west, running back l22 feet inches to So
perfect.
Terms: Ono third cash the residue in and II
months, with interest secured by deed of trust on
the prem
je % ]. G., McGUIRE Auot
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BY A. GREEN, Auct,oneer.

DJ aUVIUHttI.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON THE
II ISLAND, AT AUCTION On THURSDAY. the
LIST July, shall sell, In front of the premises at
O'Clock p M, a very handsome Building OF, stu
At and fronting 50 feet south r bstween az and
9th streets west. running back to 80 feet aey l92
eet inches, being east half OF Lot Is and west half
l7 In Square No 496, nearly opposite the residence
OF George Mattmgiy, Esq.
Terms One third Dash balance in 6. II, and 10
months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale
deed given and deed of trust taken.
ie % d A GREEN Auct
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oil ED,

ness, Mrs. JULIA A. GO6GIN, in the 18th car Of
h n age.
At Edge Hull, Caroline county, Virginia, on the
ALks, son OF ReEer u. Weghtman, Of this city,
q Sudc -nly. this morEiag. the 3ath instant. John
GILMAN, lste Of Moth Carolina, a Clerk in the
Navy Department, aged about 80 years.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TWO STORY BRICK HOliSE AMI LOT

/ AND A LARGs VAc1ST LOT AnJoIy1xe M NJ ~ .
THE RAILROAD DEPor, AT AUcrION.-On FRI
DAY, the I'd July, sha sell, in front of the prem
ises, az half psst clock p m. half of Lot I6 an
all OF Lot II, in Square No. 7 The whole property
having front on nor h strest of36 feet s inches
running back to 80 feet alley. between LIST snd al
streets east. Also, the mprovemeI ts which are =
good and nearly new two story BRICK House, Is by
5o feet, 90. The sale OF this property Is worthy
the attention of persons W shiag 10 make good in
Ves,ment, as 1t IL hear the Contemplated extension
of the Capitol grounds
Terms: CDe-thIrd III; balance i'm 6 and u tnnnts
Tor notes bearing interest from osy of sac A deed
siven aud deed of trust taken. Title indisputaLe
The property will b, div ded when sold to suit pur
chascrs. -
lie ~ d GDLEN A..
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A. GREEN, Auct,

NhFSHAL'S SALE. In virtue of writ
W OF herr tacIas issued from the Clerks flee OF
the circuit Court of the DISTRICT of Columbia for the
County OF Washington. and to me directed, siIai II
expose 10 public sale, for CASH, in front of the
the S2d day Of July, 1853, at II O'Clock m, the io
Ths asser ri: property to wit an Defendant
IN Square 6j. containing eco square feet Together
r Sh o al aaf s,nsHaT he thereon,
up mas the property of TIll.tson p Brown and IN
be sold To satisfy yudicaIs $50, May term 1859 nm
fiVor oil Green Il SCOTT, use Of Anon Green
je q dts for the IGstrI ri Of Gninmbis
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY .CONCERN.-I
hereby give notice that Virginia Land Office
Military arrant No. 49, which issued ON the ST
day of June. l7ss. to Jonp, Higdon, sailor, who
served three years in the Virginia State Nav, has
been lost misad. or destroy ed and that the heirs
Of the said John Higdon will. In due time, apply to
the Commiss inner of the beneral and Office for
scrip In lieu of and in satisfaction of said warrant.
MARY J. ATWELI,
One ofths Heirs Of the said John Hlgdon, deed.
ie l-1aw6w
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CON TABLES ShLE.-BY virtue of a writ of
~ n. ia, ISSUED At the sTit OF Richard Balelg az
rs. Thomas Lleween, and to me directed. | will
expose 70 public sale. and to the highest bidder on
iHohSpAt, the 18th day al Jolly next, at Ocl'k
and estate 81 the said Thomas blewelen In and 20
tHa piece or parcel of ground In The FIRST Ward,
No 81, hei wcen l. aud NJ streets north. fronting on
ga stTCtt, " tn tue improvements thereon. which
has been levied upon hy virtue OF. and will he solo
to satisfy AalG ia with luIcTes; AID cost.
Terms Ia.
la u w,ius InuN ~ ERnSS l,nn.,nLta
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PENNIRs.-lfhoso an want of Pennies, for change
ter of the Star Office. AZ
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~ THE AnDNE SALE OF LAND Is
pos pfed t the LIST day Of July when will re sold
an The premises 10y the undersigned comm sSion-
pepper county, IN the case of Mayo aud wife and
Others against TalIaferro, AdrnistfatOr, and 9TH
ers and Ga the following .arms, to wit So much Of
the purchase mOn-y as may be necessary To nav tbe
costs - ie quit TO his day and the expenses of sale
70 ne PAD IN efSh the resd due 10 be paid in three
est rom the date, the purchaser sGen, bslds with
gooh security for the deferred paplaents and TIE
ute 10 De retareI IS fGItaer security.
n. ID. TALIAEEhRO, Conf
CRipepsF C.. II June sth, l853 is In GO
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DIV J. 4. McGUiRE, AuctIoneer,
TRUSTEES SALE OF MACHINERy AMI
FIXTURES or yHE "IsLAND BREwERY"-On
IhU hSDAf MORNING, July 8tii, at 10 O'Clock
~ tn Island Brewery" on Maine ave- between
Ia and 6tn streets, Washington. ID. C.. shall sell.
by yrtne ri deed of trust duly recorded among tae
ana records for w AZ hngtcn county. ID. c., aI the
Machinery and fixtures OF the Island Brewery.
c0mprisiLt-
steam Engine, Copper Kettles
Large nmbcr 81 Ca Ks. Barrels and Half barrels
IuBs, VatS and C"o.ers &c &c,
Two Wagons, bray, sets Harness.
One eXCeilaLt WORK Horse,
Together with all the necessary furniture and spna
Tatus to conduct brewery IVY"
Terms one third cash the res due IN and Y
est. '' "Ooi iHS ii'ei
T.. The property may he examined by anpI,c, -
Ton to Boyd x Mason on the premises.
-, JOHN BOYD, Trustee.
Je - a j. &. MctiI AZ r Auct
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-UBIN's EXTRACTS, all odors at GIBBS'S
"a Hair Store, near 18TH street, and At his Sslea
Rooms, under Wulards' Hotel. 10 s-6m
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Ry BAKNARD& RUCKEY; Georgetown.
I'RCSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue o! decd Of
trust from William Knowles. Jr.. dated Nov,
6, Ie5l. We wall oHer at auction ON THURSDAY
the - day OF July next, at 5o'c Oc1 D. m on the
premises, p 'rt of Lot rs, IN BeaPs ADDITION 10
Georgetown, beginning, for its bounds. on the west
line OF w ashInEton street five feet tuth from the
south line OF lot IA, and running themes vest and
parallel with Gay street 10 feet to tho outline of
Old Gec:se:rsn, thong sodth and parae ell with
Washington street p feet thence east ard parallel
with BrI 'ge street 40 feet TO Washington street
thence north wIh Washington street IS feet 70 tina
beginning, with the lmpTOvemsnts-a frame house,
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
to he pad In cash, and the residue In tw equal in
stalments at sly and twelve months, with interest
to be SECURED, Terms of fals To be comp led with
IN one week tier sale the property viii be resold
at the risk and cost OF the FIRST puTcha ser.
WALTER s. COX,
r. w. RISO CE,
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WATCH RETURNS. - Thomas Johnson, Va.
drunk: John Simms, Va dunk Thos Smith,
Md drunk; John Hamilton, N. Y, drunk; Peter
Carson, Md drunk; 80 days each I'm the work :
house. VIM. Roak, Ireland, drunk dismissed
Two lod geTs-non- residents