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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-28
Dnblit SalEs.
BY LENNON IL BROGDEN,
RUCHANANS WHARF.

rasIr~@ ON MONDAY, 30h August,
$50 1858, at O'Clock, P. NJ, the Exchange
Sales Room, No 10 South Gay street
The STEAMBOAT STAR. an excellent freight, tow OF
passenger boat 100 tons burthen and draws feet
Has just pass, inspection, and be examined
lying at Long Dock
au26-ts LENNON & BROGDEN, Aucts
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A. COLBERT.
4. ARCHITECT AND CONTRACTOR. .
q X B UILDIN G. s o + ALI RINDS
SHOP IN EXCHANGE ALLEY
tn side Exchange Place, bet. Commerce and Cav SITS
T. B.-CoUNTRY COTTAGES, designed and executed
h leatness and despatch. jy26-dn
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ICE PITCHERS, ALBATA WARE, SC.
Il CAMPBELL, BRO d CO.,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Are now receiving all the new styles of PATENT IOE
PITCHERS Albata Spoons, Forks Coffee and Tea Sets,
Walters Dishes, Epergeres, &c, which they offer at low
nrices mYl1-tf
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GssEEE.kk JAS. S. BROWNING,
49, COACH MAKER,
No. 81 NORTH STREET.
BALTIMORE,
Manufactures to order all kinds of Carriages on the most
reasonable terms
SECONDHAND CARRIAGES taken at fair prices in ex-
change for ones
9Repairs done the shortest notice and lowest posi-
BILE prices iy3I.dtf
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" The undersigned, appointed Agents of the BOSTON
COAL COMPANY, situate in the Wyoming Valley,
Wksbarre prepared to sell any
uuantty of ANTHRACITE COAL from said mine.
The quality of the Coal is not exceled by any hard Coal
that comes to this market being PURE WHITE ASH,
and burning freely and thoroughly.
The undersigned have on hand FIVE HUNDRED
TONS which they will sell at reasonable prices and
which they would be pleased to have purchasers examine
and test They authorized to guarantee the quality
of the Coal to give satisfaction also to be free of bone
and slate HALL L0NEY,
iyS3m So Buchanans wharf
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A VALUABLE INVENTION.
IN REPS PATENT

- ,
ICE CREAM FREE ZER
have invented and am constantly manufacturing
Patent ICE CREAM FREEZER, which for convenience
and utility cannot be surpassed. The advantage of this
FREEZER all others is that from quarts
of milk, double the quantity of Ice Cream may
be procured in n short time 1t is also useful article for
beating Batter for cakes, making Butter, &C.
Prices-3quart. $3.50.
=" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800.
6 Observation-Disclosures. 400.
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GOAL AGEN c. Y The under
" signed having been appointed AGENT for the sale of
the "BOST0N COAL C0MPANY'S" COAL, is pre-
pared offer this superior COAL in such quantities
may be desired the reduced price of FIVE DOLLARS
PER TON of 4O lbs delivered in any part of the city.
The Mine is situated in Wyoming Valley, Wilkes
barre Pa The COAL is ''PURE WHITE ASH,n burning
thoroughly and leaving nothing but ashes 1t has been
tested by many of most reliable citizens and manu-
acurers, who ALL testify that it is the best COAL they
hare erer burned
1t is guaranteed be from bone and Slate any
other impurities and to give entire satisfaction to the pur
chaser.
the BosToN Coal Co 50 Nine purchasers will risk
of getting an inferior or mixed Coal.
am also prepared to offer all the varieties of CUMBER-
LAND and other BITUMINOUS GOALS, at the lowest
market prices either by single respect
fully solicit orders, which shall be attended to promptly
and carefully TlIOS. R. BASSFORD,
au7 3mos No Sb South street
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GUNSHINE AND RAINY DAYS.-It is
mportant to the Ladies that they be protected through
sunshine and shower The subscribers keep constantly on
hand splendid assortment of Silk Paragon and Whale
bone Sun and Rain UMBRELLAS, exceedingly light in
their construction. OF PARASOLS we have assert
second to none in the country. Our style of
Ashburon ParasOls is Of English origin, and much ad-
mired Also, of recent importation, fifty dozen
FOLDING FANS of the newest designs, all Of which we
offer to the trade consumer pleasing terms.
h NJ. PUNDERS0N Il CO.,
Agents for Wheeler Wilson and Ne Plus
je3-tf Ultra $50 Sewing Machines
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In view of the above result the Board of Trustees have
this day
Resolved, That dividend of Sixteen per cent be de-
clared the Net Amount of Earned Premiums, (say
S693 do and also dividend of Five per cent the
S750O00 of Subscribers Capital certificates for which
will be issued OIL and after Goth May next.
By order of the Board,
CHARLES IRVING, Secretary
LEOPOLD BIERWORTI, President,
ALFRED OGDEN, Vice President
CHARLES IRVING, Secretary,
C. MORTON STEWART, Agent,
led If So SoUTH GAY STREET.
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DIAPER HANGiNGS.
HOWELL & BROTH Frs,
MANUtA CTURERS,
260 BALTIMORE ST., OPPOSITE HANOVER,
Are receiving their fall supply of their superior PA
PER HANGINGS. The stock will prove on examination
to be large any in the country, embracing every
thing and desirable of the richest and cheapest
Observation-Disclosures, directly imported, as well as our
manufacture
Having increased our facilities by introducing new and
improved machinery into Factoy-cusomers can de
pend the quality and style of the goods also the
prompt fulfillment of orders.
Our assortment of GOLD PAPERS, NELNETS, WOOD
mutations, PANELINGS, BORDERS, CURTAIN PA
PERS &c, is very extensive and cannot fail to please.
Orders from the country promptly filled.
PAPER put on in the best manner, and promptly.
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w OAK AND PINE WOOD without being sawed
and split for sale at prices low be purchased at
Light street, or other wharves in the city
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH.
Offce-Pratt and Fremont streets.
Park and Fayette ftreets, au1O-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-22

BUESISG THE DEAD.-A book has lately
been published. in London. which seeks 10 show
the advantages Of the ancient method of burn
Ing the dead. The Gnly objection its author
Wh0 Is member Of the College Of Surgeons
finds sgainst burial, is a sanitary one He
says that lit is proved, beyond al! doubt, that
during the progress Of that decomposition which
body underg0cs when buried, the elements Of
which it is composed, before entering into
other and purer states, form certain putrid
gases, OF so deadly nature, that their inha-
latioD, in a concentrated state has been known
TO cause instant death; while in a more diluted
form, they arc productive of the most rious
injury to health. Church yards are it is well
known, most pestiterOus places. And we are
assured that the gases emanating from the
bodies when diluted possess the power of ''pro-
ducing various diseases, diminishing the aver
age duration of life. lowering the tone of the
genera! health, and thereby repderin, tbous-
ands more liable to be attack ed 10y fever, chO-
lora, or other epidemcs. 1t is not because
they are often inperceptible to the sense of
smell that they are harmless" The remedy
our author proposes is rs we have hinted that
Of burning. To render the idea less revolving
he proposes plan which seems to him without
objection:
''On gentle emincnce, surrounded by pleas
ant grounds stands a convenient, well-venti-
lated chapel, with high spire or sleeple At
The entrance, where some of the mOurners
might prefer TO take leave of the body, are
chambers for their aceOmmOda ton. Within
the cditce are seats for those who follow the
remains tn the last-therc is alto an organ and
n gallery for choristers. In the centre of the
chapel embellished with appropriate emblems
and devices, is erected n shrine Of marble,
somewhat like those which cover the ashos
of the great and mighty in our old cathe-
drals, the openings being filled with prepared
glass. Within thiS-a sufficient space inter-
vening-is an inner shrine, covered with
bright, nOn-radiating metal, and within this
again is covered sarcophagus Of tempered
frs-clay, with one or more longitudinal slit I
near the top extending its whole length As
soon US the body is deposited therein, sheets Of
flame at an immensely high temperature, rush
through the long apertures from end to end;
and acting as a combination of a modified OK
hydrogen blow-pipe, with the revcrberato y
furnace, utterly and completely consume and
decompose the body III an incredibly short space
OF time; even the large quantity Of water it
contains is deeompOsed by the extreme heat
and its elements, Instead Of retardins, aid COM
bustion, as is the case in fierce couaagratiOn
The gaseous products Of combustion con-
veyed away by fines and means being adopted
to consume anything like smoke all that is OBJ
served from the outside is occasionally a Quiv-
ering transparent ethor floating away from the
high stoeple to miDgle with the atmosphere
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SESTIHssTAL RCBGEE KSySeS lEore
PTacioas MaA JcfrcLy.-A night or two ago, a
lar, sweet girl residing Race near Fourth
street, was partially awakened from her alum
bers byA man In her chamber but not fully
aroused she lay with closed lids for a minute
when, the sound being repeated. she started up
aud saw by the light Of the little jet upon the
g1sbarner man 9 form disappearing through
the window. She creamcd inYOlGntarily, and
her father, armed with a revolver was in her
room IN few moments, greatly ag;tated and
alarmed questioning his lovely daughter "a to
the cause Ot her fear. She told him what had
frightened her, AMI he ran to the Open window
looked Oat Hpon the balcony and into the yard
bat could see nothing Of the terrible man the
midnight robber and disturber of the dove-ey cd
darings rest The parent was disposed to
think his daughter had been drcn ming; that
her Imagination had painted what was not real;
hut ON returning IL her apartment she assured
him she was wide awake. and that she had
seen AL she had stated. Her father was still
ineredaious, when, In looking around, he OBJ
served upon his daughters dressing bureau
where a beautiful enaDelied watch, a pair Of
heavy bracelets, diamond ring, and a neck
lace were lying. slip Of paper, on which was
written:
FAIREsr, DEaKE.T GIRL came here to rob,
but youf beauty has made ire honest for the lime
4 saw thess j~w-ls. but, bel ewing them yours I
could not take theIa have stolen what value
In0fr-IGree delicious kisses from your uucon-
sciouS lips. DO not be offended, they were gen.
Tie aud innocent. An UNKNOWN LoyHR.
This story sounds romantic, We are aware
and perhaps some of our matter -of-fact readers
will be skeptical In relation thereto, but We are
assured upon tine best authority that it is strict
ly yeraciOus, and We publish il as an evidence
tina; the age Of galiantry and sentiment is not
at an end; that the race ofRinaldo RinaldiIo is
not extinct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-22
A DESIRABLE FARM IN CIIIPEPER
~ COUNTY, VA. For SAI.E-The EdIfnr of

the Evening Star IS authorized 10 sell, GA very oc
oommodatlng terms and at low price, one of
the most desirable farms In the County of Cul.ep-
er. II CONTAINS about $40 acres of which 30 are
woodland, ard the residue arabic land, IN fine CON
dfion for cultivation. This tract situated about
three mleS from Culpeper Court House. 1t has upon
IL email dwelling house and ordinary farm build
ings. All the arabic land not in cultivation is well
set III grass. To gentleman seeking country res
uence ths Iarn oilers attractions not passed if
eQualed, in Piedmont Virginia. A building site npOn
the farm commands fine mountain prospect, and a
view OF the surrounding country for mary miles.
Tine SOL Is OF excellent original quality, and pecu-
larry adapted to the production of wheat, and Is 1T
will sell II for less than value early ap pcatiOn
is made. Parsons wishing 10 purchase will please
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH, Ega., Ed
itOr OF the Star. an o Iavtf
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IL The wheat in Virginia, it is stated, will
sy seneialIy yIelo an average crop, aud the tobacco
G op promises to be very large.
~ Modesto, mulatto z irl, aged Is. has been
sentenced To be huHs at Lafayeftr, La, Tor the
mudrr Cf Mrs Elise Thibodeanx One Of hsr
ithow-servsnts Is also to be executed for aiding
~ the murder.
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Dentistry, &c.
rHEUPLASTiC PROCESS
~ AN IMPROVFMENT IN
MECHANICAL, DENTISTRY.

Dr. +. u. HILLS respectfully informs the public
tnat ne is now prepared TO insert partial anc ~
'ul! setts OF TEETH at reasonable rates SD$~
on TINS improved plan. The great advan- ~lIIo
tage TINS process has over all others 10 perfect
adaptation. The method of itself Insures q most
perfect ht. The metal is entirely free from ali me-
taiic taste ard of the secretOns of the mouth
Gar nave any effect upon 1t. Testimonials from the
most prominent citizens of Baltimore, confirming
'Its great superiority, can be All those per-
sons who are suffering with ll-adapted plates will
please give a ca II, md will axe great pleasure
IN explaining and ex bItIng To them specimens of
the work. All inquiries should he made at my Of
hce as am the only authorized gent for this pro
cess.
Office, No. 250 Penn. avenue, between l2th and
18th streets, next house above eau tiers.
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Places Of Resort during Summer.

SEA BATHING.
SHESAPEAkE HALL, HAMPTON, VA,
- This Summer Retreat, only two miles from Old
fOint, will be re opened the 10th ofA 4
June, when the PrOPretors will be happy YEAS
10 see any OF their friends who may wish LII ht
20 ENJOY Salt Water Bathing and the I.uxuTIes OF
tne SeaboaTd The Hall mas been much moroved
comfort and pleasure of all who may visit this de-
lIghtiul resort. Boats. Fishing Tackle, Pleasure
carriages, &c always In readiness to contribute TO
the enjoy ment OF the guests.
X. G. BANKS SONS,
=, IL Persons leaving Baltimore or Washington in
the steamer Louisiana and North Carolina, arrive at
the Hall next morning to breakfast, either by Om-
mons 10 Hampton or steamer Coffee. je l5-Im
VORDAN'S w. s SPRINGS,
iN FREDRRICK COUNTY, VA,
Five mnes from Winchester, IN miles from
StepEenson's Depot. tP. o. on the Har- 4
pers FerrT and Winchester Railroad. FEA$
Leaving Bali imOre, Washing ton. or Cum .IIx
berland IN ,he early morning train. via HasperFs
ferry Tor Stephensons Depot, arrive TT Springs
same dav by ciocI p. m. Leaving the Springs,
rive IN Baltimore at $40 a. and Washington at III
q. IN. same dSv.
Grounds extensive and beautifully shaded. Fine
music and ex xpeFenced servants. Hot and cold sui
phur baths. fhe water for sale in barrels or bott es
Mails daily. except Sunday.
In dyspepSy, sout, rheumatism, dropsy. chronic
diarrhea and sentery, chrome o the liver
tive diseases. this water is invalueble TO nyaI,ds
generally, and peclay those suffer ng from deb-
Ity. this water Is advised In June and July.
IL Through tickets from Baltimore and W ash
ington.
Je 5-lm' DR.. r. NJ. JORDAN Il BRO.
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NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED AT SHEP
HERDS. corner 7th and streets.
A complete asso' tment Of the publications. OF
Carto and Porter, Sabbath School Libraries, Re :
wards, Hymns, Tracts, & c.; Wesley Family. Tales
and Taklngs, Lost Cha p ers, Chief of PIgTams, The
True Woman. Peter Cartwright, Biblical DictiOn-
airy, TOunge of Fire. What Must do to be Saved,
Sting of the Adder, livlngst0ns Travels in Africa,
brakes History Of Indians. Six Steps to Honor,
Wild Western Scenes, New Lutte of zion, and
other Music.
Also, Agent for Publications of the "Child's
Friend" mas
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Boots, Shoes, &c.

DOOIS, DuOcs, OC.
NQTHE LADIES or WASHINGTON CITY.
Il Having been engaged in manufacturing LadJex'
-A Misses, and Children s shoes for -
-AthIs past 81 years, we ought tOs19
know by IN Is time what w suit them n that line,
ana caa safely say thSt do; which you can prove
~ giving our voTk trial. lou nd (at ali tmesD
the articles ~ the principal shoe Stores in Wash
.neton Slv-the Shoes 50 veli-known as j. W.
McC0rdy sons Philadelphia make. ap2l-ly
TRUNKS! rRUNKsa TRUNKsm
The undersigned has now and constantly keeps
6YS1N nor az sortment OF Sole leatherkAA
ITsn E1spe E sDd D. pysp Wopa, Boz IA srRUNKs
TRAVELLING BAGS and SATCHELs: 6pe
SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, &c.
am prepared TO compete with the best manu-
facturers, IN proof OF which, read the following Re-
port of the Committee at the Far of the Metropolis
tan Mechanics Institute for 1851:
TOpham ~ Norfet deposited a Sole-leather
Trdnk thatIs for Soltdty and qEalitp Of material,
the best on exhlbltlon.
yENETN THOMAS, Saddler.
b. ;. RTNsEy, Gunner.
N. B.-Trunks Covered and every description OF
Repairing executed with neatness and dis patch.
JAS y. TOPHAM,
Il ate TOPHAM a NoRFIEr,D
No. <99 7th ST. eet, oppo. God Fellows Hall,
m<-ly Washington, ID. &.
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DENTISTRY.
Oy8IcE No. l98 PENNSYLVANIA AyEuVE,
TAYss dooyS Jro1s I<fk StYssf. o"

oysIcl No. lse PENNsrLytNA AylHvI, QSS~
TArss doors Jrons l4fA Street. "
Dx. BAILY beg. leave to inform the ,ablc that hs
He feels assured that periencs of fifteen ears
sraGt,ce VIII the iaI ndmbsr Of PATIENTS and great
fully, Will enable him to surmount any difficulty,
scientific or Otherwise relating to the Teeth. His
own experience confirming the opinion of many men
and and =. Parmiy has led him, long since, to dis
ali Enamsls, G Vita PercHs, India Rubber, and Csc
~ snts for the construction OF Continuous Gum
Teoth and that PoroelI6n mounted on Gold Plate,
is the only reliable substance that be worn in the
Mouth rs Eas most cOncuslvelJ shown by the lssi
Although he fstters .LImeelf from his long re.-
fsaSs Iad hs pEqGSs 10 NashaE.tol he s yToaL.
lsave to refer thsm TO the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the isse Rector Of the Church Of Epiphk2yo
Dr. srEFHRH BArLI: Dssr Sir-I desire t. sx7res.
You sapcro2 dens He soS opsrsSOs y az "
lo6 nae gs been hly sstsfactoEy hoPe .hat y9e
pablo that your akiil sowe deserves.
Washing ton. Asr. %. 1sss. J.W.IFREkcx.
From one of the Oldest firm, IN Baltimore. Ms.rrr.
asrApk sInpoy Cd Dr. StePRen BsiIy. Surgeon Den
sist OF hinst9n city, to execute for me az inn
my el.Ie satisfaction and N view Of the fact that
CoiIere OF baltimore, fsied, after repeated tras, to
perf1rm tie same work satisfactorily, il gives me
SlSGt feESure To express my entire confidence
kish estImat ion CT hIs professional skill.
Baltimore, jan IL, 1857. HAEMANN BO6aS,
kXirast from note roceived from the ate a. es,
III. Clayton.
U. :. SENATE, Ass. ls, 1875.
yks teeth yen made for me work admirably; moth.
u: ooald % better. Very Sr.leta,ly,
Ge thOse that seek rel lef from the sisdies Of the
taeth. can cheeripliy recommend DIR. y. Bsiiy Ga 9
aassfiOr Dentist; he made c set of porcelain teeth
for of by family. and plugse! several teeth for
self. and the work has ~ stood vel for thar
ten years. ROBERT T. NIXON,
of the Va. Conf of the NJ. Z. Church SousA.
ABnl Is. 1855.
We, the undersigned, having had occasion to Avail
sarse!yee o! the professional ssi of Or. 3 BallJ,
Spsooa Dentist OF thIs city, or having been coEnlx
ant oi hs Caerniohs an oar tsGiisS OF friends t-Ss
1oSur5 II eIprensng our admiration OF his artistic
skill, .s well "a Of the uniiorg satisfactory ma:ei
IL which ne periOTirS the most delicate and diihcu
Operations IN Dental Surgery and espectfuiy
commend HIM to the confidence and patronage cf the
pablo. of WHICH We COZ sder HIM enlnent. worthy.
TEOMks L.. WALTZ, Arclltect u. Z. CapItoI.
THOMAS MILLER, IL. d., Of Washington, ID. c.
BE-. BoHRER, NJ. ID. of isnrget0rn, II. c.
~. ). LINCOLN, NJ. d., of Washington, ID. C,
Jos. Il. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. c.
GEORGE WALTON, tx Governor of Florida.
WALTHR LISox, Ex- Mayor Of Washington
HENRY BALDWIN, u. :. Patent Once,
&C. WIsHf, PriEoipa kittenhoGse A Acadeny.
tsb3o II
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je l4-tf

WAShINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY
~ CaPi'a, f-w'io, nltn tmftesdhal Etaouttg 0
Directors-Wm. r, Bay ly, Francis NJ ubnn, Hud
son Tay lor, SAM: Bacon. JOS iIryan. III, w. ait
hce corner Pa. avenue and loth street
JAS. G.. hIcG ulR f., Pres.
GRAFTON ID. HANSON, Sec, ma 7-2awiyif
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IL Jas. Catlett, free colotd has bsen con-
victed Of murder in the first degree, at Winches,
tJr, Va, for killing Sam. Brook, tree colored.
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"a RENT-That very desirable two story Hrieh
Dwelling, y o. 16s on II. between IL, n and 10Th sts
rirst " ard within one square of The depaTtments
CONTAINING or rooms, elusive Of Eitcbcu IN the
rear with room atDve. he house IL IN excellent
repair. WI gas tf r"us hout. The location is very
healthy, with good water near tho premises Also
for rent-a fine Store Room, with cellar ut the cor
ner al "a avenue and 5th street. First W ard. For
particulars inquire the corner of 2Oth stree and
ia. avenue, or at the Union Foundry, to DAVID
io1c
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A FARM ~ ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA.
- FOX SAIL. OR EXCHANGE FOR I'M
PROVED CITY PROPERTY Farm ,,r 8 4, =,

PRONEDClTf PROPER IY.-A Farm of fifty
acres, 2 mlios from w tsflngtOn ard the same dis
tfnce from Alexandra. and miles from George
Town, SdJ3inIng the lands of Mr.. . homas Clark,
MIR. T.. fuee, Esq and o the lands nr tneIlate 1 .
Ii: Hardin E'q. he Farm Js divided into 3 feds
win water Ia each held a fine urch,rd, ard house
c"utdluId8 looms. with good cellar and bi ok
Kitchen, stable. and all necessary out buildings ul
%"oh "rder, now IN the "ccnpa .cy of T.. Iuee. Esq,
VINO Will show the property and give mf, .rmatI0n
respecting the sale iniUiu,aiIo ION can ais, he had
from w. ID. Waiiach, Esq, EdI' or of tho star.
je l8 Iawlf d. WILLS
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E'OR RENT-A drslrabe, modern built, three
story HOUSE, with baf sInent and back buiId-
ing. No. sn4 street, between Eleventh and Twelfth
containing II rooms. gas throughout, marbis man
room No; 8, hrst floor, Post Office Department.
ma n IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-22

L land. (IGHcTss Improv ed, )witn Uwel ing house
a substantial Barn. and Orchard of young trees
Situated InIlss from Washing ton. on Georgetown
turnpike. Terms easy. inquire of ELVANS x
SO Pa. avenue, W ashingt ton, ID. G.
je l2-ec2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-22
AMBROTYPES.

ONE of the most satisfactory and universal IuNu-
ries that INDUCED IN In these progressive DAYS.
the ANBROTlPES taken by ROBEkT
SANDS. Ths wonderful accuracy with winch thOse
pictures canbe taken. has been often aJvertnd to- as
wei as the demand for their. They are :ound IN the
paglors of rich and poOr.-g where Will and YOU
VIII hnd them. X SANDS GALLERY.
ma % Pa. avenue, bet. 3th and 9th streets.