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Ii. l.. Fahenstock's yermifuge.

IL. l.. Fahcnstock's Vermifuge.
a FTER an experience Of almost thirty years m
~ the prcpl -atinn of yermifuge, am now enabled
offer NV Improved yermifuge to the public,
article in every way worthy OF confidence heirg the
most efiectua Worm Destroyer in either Children or
Adults vet introduced. This fact which is a'testedy
Certificates II persons ~ well known veracity, cna
HES without hesitation whatever, to guaran-
tee Ii TO give the fullest satisfaction.
II. L FATIENSTOCK,
Late OF the firm Of u. A. Fahenstock Co.
Sold wholesale, Ivy u. l.. fahensack 4 Co., w hole
sale Druggists, No. 20, corner Wool and Fourth sts,
PiitShurg, Pa.
Sold also nv John Laval, Chas. LEIGH and J. j..
Pennington, Druggists, Evansville. jan l2-dkw:ml
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- Thomas Washington Smith, who
killed Carter in Philadelphia for seduclng
his wife, is now a confirmed maniac.
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New Orleans Market

.zy- The Collins line of Ocean steamers
are TO be sold in about two weeks.
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Valuable STANDARD Works.

DOBELL d CONJUNCTION
a RE SOLE LOCAL AGENTS for Wander
~ burgh county Tor All THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS
published by d. APPLETON co
Abridgement OF the Debates In Congress, Or
Public History Of tie United States.
New American Encyclopedia, A Dictionary and
Journal Of Knowledge.
Certainly the first work Of the ago.
American EIoquence, Collection OF Speeches
and Addresses of the Most Eminent Orators OF
America.
Encyclopedias OF Wit md Humor, BY the cele--
hrate,i Comedian Burton, in &c. Nos.
Dictionary of Machines Mechanics and
Engine Work.
The newest and most improved edition, in &c. Nos
Tres Dictionary OF Arts, Manufactures and
Mines.
pDBELL & CONYINGTOS beg to call attention to
their important works. and request their kind friends
tn cl aud them; also, the array OF opinions ~
eminent men in confirmation Of their importance and
value.
Dobell X Convngton have samples and specimens OF
the various bindings in which these works can be pro-
cured, from paper 10 the finest Morocco. mrlI
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- ---&--
THE RIVER at this poitt CONTINUES 20 rise
Slowly,
White river has Overlooked It's banks, and
is still rising.
The weather on Saturday was particularly
disr grecablc. A heavy rain fell all day, and
business on the levee aud streets, was retafd-
ed in consequence.
The Princess, lately sunk by a collision
with the Great Western, was bound from
Cincinnati to Nashville. AS she nearcd the
narrow channel at Raleigh, Ny, the Great
Western approached the same spot. Wien
close to the former boat, the latter @histlcd
twice. The Princess whistlcd orce. In u
moment the boats met, and barge in tow
OF the Great Western struck the Princess on
the larboard side, and stink her in less than
five minutes. When the collision occurred
there was an immediate rush of the passen-
gers from their berths, causing the greatest
confusion. The loss of life was carscd by
the shock, which cast sin persons overheard.
The officers of the Princess blame those OF
Great Western for not giving timely notice
of her approach.
The steamer Statesman, which, Il was re-
ported on Friday, had blown up at Vincencs
arrived here yesterday, safe and sound.
The Isaac Shelby passed vinccnncs on Fri
day morning.
The steamer Diamond has been attached
at Cincinnati for sinking lighter at Louis
Vile more than year ago, which contained
some of the Ohio's ight' The owners o.
the Ohio brought suit against the under
writers at New Orleans for the amount o
damage to the cargo, but lost it. The cas-
is now before the Court at Cincinnati. TIL,
amount claimed is IS 900.
The Swallow has been sold at Cincinnati
for a. 800.
A deck hand was killed on Wednesda,
night last by falling through the hatch of The
steamer Gladiator. lie leaves family n
Steubcnvillc.
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sUsTRECEIvED BY EMPRESS
NOTICE.

vU,HE AssIGNEES OF wM: LoEwENTIAL 4
the whole stoc6 of Clothing and Dry Goods to Mr. A.
Loewenthal.
All Debtors to the late firm Of VIM. Loewenthal 4
Co will pease call at their old stand and settle with
ABR. GCMBERTS,
LE0P. VI. BERNHEIMER,
uara-ow ASSgnees.
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COAL!! COAL!! COAL!!!

HAVE just erected Fairbanks Scale, for the pur
pose Of weighing my coal. shall sell my coal Ivy
weight, according TO the law Of the State. ! have
large stock VI superior quality OF Pttsburg Coal and
invite all my friends To give call and Try il.
have been eighteen years in the business, and profess
judge THE price Of coal is L. cents bushel
All orders left NJ the Gas Cumpanys Office, between
First and Second Locust street, at HOrnirOoks
store Water street at my Coal Office, AZ the La
nlascn Wharf, will be attended 20. All coal must be
paid For when ordered, in hankahle currency
dtsr,s' T.: ANDREW HUTCHINSON.
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CnaiI CnniI CnaII

HHvE have now on hand, and are daily receiving,
GS the hest COAL that has ever been Introduced
into this market, which are selling low. Cool
rency will ne received in payment. Orders left the
store OF JN0. w. HUGHES, next TO the State Bank,
will I've promptly attended 10. .
jan2i-d JN0. W. HUGIiES& CO.
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HOT COFFEE AT MARKET.

CHARLES A. WILLIS has opened a Coffee and
~ Refreshment Stand foT early visitors at the Evans.
vile Market Visitors will Ind Coffee, Chocolate,
Milk ana Cakes, smoking warm, at all hours Of the
morning. CHARLES also Keeps supply Of vEGE-
lis stand is No, ls, lower end Of the Market.
marll-lw
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r ALL r Q a D .
For Louisville, Cincinnati, st. Louis, Indian
npOlis and the East
TINE CHANGED.
WEDNESDAY, MARCHl,Ia5s.

AN and after Wednesday March Bril-, the up Mail
W train leaves Evansville nj minutes past 2. NJ;
arrives ut Terre Iaute minutes past 9.
The down MIL Train leaves TerTe liaute minute.
pat p. ~ ;arrves at Evansville minutes past ~.
Ia. accommol ation Trains leave heretofore, but
pass Niucennes North, ri 2:6; SOUTH at 1898; arrive
AZ Trrr. IIAutp 5:ll, and Evansville a:3S p. ".
All Stations, except Princeton. PatoKa, Nncennes,
Carlisle and Sullivan, are made Flag Stations.
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EVANSVILLE
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse.

NHyE have opened n seed and Agricultural Ware
w house. Have on hand and intend to Keep full
supply Of FIELD and GARDEN SEEDS; also, q full
assortment Of IMPLEMENTS. Weare Agents for
Mccormick Reaper: Mower and Reaper combined;
Young America Corn and Cob Crushrr;
Sa~fOri's Straw Gutter;
Raymond 4 Roberts PlowS:
PeabOdy's Premium Prolific Corn;
Landreth Sons Warranted Garden Seeds, &c, &c
febl3-d&w I'LL. COOK 4 SON.
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SELLING OFF At 4 GREAT SACRIFICE
1UAyE THIS DAY BOUGHT THE WHOLE
II stock of Goods from the assignee's Of VIM. LOe.
wenthal x Co, which, fur t. sell out quickly as
possible, offer great red uction, wholesale aud retail
NV new gmds from the East, which will he here in
few davs will be sold at wholesale only at very low
prices Tor cash and to prompt MERCHANTS.
marl.3rn ABR. L0EWENTUAL.
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THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.
IYrsm y. @. O,iiley A. Co, Register

MARCH 81.
Judge Terrence, New Orleans IN Cincinnati.
Fanny Bulliit, New Orleans to Louisville.
Glendale, 81 Louis 10 Louisville.
Memphis, Cincinnaii to Memphis.
John Gaulf, Louisville TO Na.hville.
Neptune, Pittsburgh to st Louis.
War Eagle, Cincinnati to Missouri River.
Eunice, Pittsburgh 10 81 Louis.
Hickman, Cincinnati to Arkansas River.
Alsih ADAMS, Louisville To Memphis.
Gilldm; Bowling Green to Evansville.
scioto, Henderson to Louisville.
John Briggs, Louisville 20 Evansville.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CANDLES. 100 boxes Star Candles,
nart TENNEy & SDRENSpN
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W III. COOK & son are Agents for the sale OF z 4.
He /. A. Louck's celebrated Ale and Lager Beer
and mare just received stock OF each, 10 which they
jan 10 z. II. COOK SON, Asu.
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BY TELEGRAPH To THE STAR
FRONAGENT ASSOCIATED ppeSS
From Europe.

NEW oEK, July 23-Tbs stsar,.At. ..,
ON Liverpool on the Iuth instant ~ AhIeIlsd,
she brings nothing later conosr,in,, -
Meet. except that the AgaIuemnon snd h .OaoIe
>"It had not arrived At Queenstown WI
bill. TUG ihola
Lord Malnesburg had officially announced tbs,
tue cruisers on the cost Of Cuba Were to h. with
drawn, hut that the bloc kade on the African 800,
was Ia be strictly enforced
IL u again stated that Spain is nrepsring o,
eNpedlflon OF 1000 men against Mexico
CoNNERCIAL
l.lNERPooI The Cotton market for the ,,-ssk
opened al a" advance Of I-lGa d; but the advanc.
was >uoSeq uently almost lost SaTNs of tbs vel
-" "dleS' including $500 each 10 spectators
dhu po'I'r> The estimated sales ON Fridav
d'htd "uO bales, closing dull al the folloUin,y
quotations ~ io'i""i"s
Orleans Mobile Tnl,,ds
Middhns............-7s 5f-Ie 6Is S-S
stock in port ole. 900 bales including So o. .,
American The latest advices from Nanch.s,st
say that prices for goods weak and but littl.
demand '''e
Bread>iUfs- Richardson. SpenceS Co rsno-,
flour steady Wheat firm, Corn firm at 6fsIs
advance - ~
Provisions dull-Bsef heavy; Pork STEADY
Hi'nn heavy aud holders pressing CA ID, IusIke,.
Lard Il an, with l>sdvance CHOICE -
P'od"'"->ngar steady: codee Quiet: rice ouis,.
r"rIn hfm. spirits turpent.n dull. at lis
Bullion had declined f529. UOJ; consols closed
IT - q. ASK
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D. J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIonerrs.
SPLENDID BUILDING LOT AT THE COR
- NER OF Sd AND SIS. AT PUBLIC AUCTIuN On
II ESDAl Ar FER NOON, JUN 27,h, al IN +
past . clock on the premises We shall sell with
our reserve, that valuable lot known Lot No !.
III SUBDIVISION 81 square No. 52}, situated at the
corner OfHOrth II and streets west having A trnIt
on street of % feet inches aud running back InN
Ieet 10 an ley and containing ass square feet uf
ground. The intersection of NaSs,cbuset,I s,,ci
iue with h street at thus point max 4 large omen
space IN front rendering thIs Lot very eligible as
size Tor private residence or for business purposes
Title uEqueStOnabe.
Terms ,'ne fourth cash the residue IN G. y ard
interest. ~ 's
" p d ]. C., McGTiRE 4 On Apnts
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DIED.

On the 10Th instant MARY l.. DEAN wife of
Felix Dean, in the nth ear of her age.
On the 90 u instant, URSULA E., youngest child
OF James and e lien Thompson, aged Is months.
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of
her parents. on I+th street between d and p SITS,
To morrow Sat rday } afternoon. at o clock
On the sd inst EDWARD PETER CLARK
SON, the the only son Of Peter and Marie NJ Me
GInness, age ! month and IS days.
HIS funeral will take place from his grand hers
residence. No. 585 18th street, Island, where the
Trends OF the family are iRvited 10 attend.
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NnW Nork MnrLefs-

NEW TuEE, July - -Finur Is higher sales Of
6'1I bbls state. - I5isi ~, an advance of 8, !;
Ohio - 95i>5, an advance of IS cts Southern
>i.75aSi "a, Az advance of g.
heat closed with an advancing tendency. AZ
nominal quotations; sales J.pW bushels
Corn is dull and nominal
Pork is rrm at Sl7 II for mess Lard is quiet
al ~ ALL
Whisky is firm at DC
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BALTIMORE, July . Flour is firmer but not
quotablv changed; Howard II - %, Ohio - y
CITY Mills demand ~ 62ai.75
" heat il firm and has advanced. red = I1a
Is; white - 2ual 30
Corn is unchanged; white s5as6, yellow ssaqI
Provisions are firm Mss pork SI7 90 Bulk
Lard held at lIg
Whisky is firm at y y a26l,c
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FINANCIAL.

NEw YoRK, July ~ Stocks are dull ana
lower generally. Chicago and Rock Island - 4:
Illinois Central shares IS; : do. bonds SG7.: IA
Crosse and Milwaukee 5; Mich Southern 23&
New ork Central So P-nna Coal Com 20
Reading asa Milw. and Miss. H.; Va 6's
%; Missouri 6's S5a
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AUCTION SALES,

MARSHAL'S SAIE.-In yIr,ua Of 49, -. -,
neri SOFAS is sued from the Jerks Office Of ths
onunIy of WI pi the District of Columbia for the
oou.y VI W ashIngton, and to me dir cited I sba, n
expose 10 public sale, for CASH in font Of ibs
the i7tb nd aus S.or of sad county on TUESDAY,
lowing described property to wit: All SsImnsI T.,
~ 3. Ient title claim and interest IN and TO lnt
IN square No. 49,. IN the CITY of Washington
ID. u, together with All and sIpgnIsT the imnIov,
mems thereon, seized and levied upon as the prnn
Ti4 " samuel Byngtou, and will he sold To satisfy
SuuiHiaIs no. 49, to October term. 1853, William
Esm heswick and X ichard w aach, and No Ia Ju
uicits 10 nIctober term, 1853, William Van Reswick
~ ynnh IAN Resw.ck, Richard Wsllach and sam
ue, Ds .9stoh' w. SELDEN, Marshal
" JUS for the District of Culumbia
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New York Canal Tails

ALBANY. July - The tolls for the first week
IN July show an increase Of 81 o. IS and for The
second week decrease Of SII BIO 62 as compared
with the same period last year
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Fire in New Orleans

NV ORLEANS, July - A Are occurred this
morning, on the corner of Jackson and Rousseau
streets destroying the wholesale gro-eoy of A
Nav Co aad two adjoining dwellings Loss,
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Reception of senator Hammord.

NIhI>FAr ia } July - .-Th- neighbors and
constituents ot Senator Hammond Yesterday gave
NAV dl>tlhynlshed statesman a complimentary
dinner 10 was largely attended and several con,
sentative SPeeC lrS were made
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INV PiCKr0CkETs.-In tue star. yesterday. we
mentioned that gang OF pie poe kets started for
iLe Pc ME at Meridian Hill and that Ii-utensnt
HrtIenTy had followed to watch their move.
m-nts They had just got inside the gate wh.n
ihr oIceT arrived, and his first remark was an
OPPRESSION vi aStoniSEmPnt at seeing two old
>'i2ers who had Just been released by the q rand
'"IV i"f wat If evidence In case which &C.
'lii'u at 'rrrn auction store some time since
lLty glory in the euphOHiOus SGH1SIgHstS Of
=, =. = alias GTOves Mccarthy, alias W illiamS
'nd hoSSy- The two hTst are the parties
'sa>rd b' tho Graud Jury for want Of the princi-
=. "'hrSt The last appears 10 be- 4 new hand
a. Tue business LIEUT. McHenry brought the
w tio 70 Tue city before the Chief OF Police
49, -. MS usual style, 10 easily uderstOod by
,u'h Cha'asteIS, informed Mrssrs Socksy. Me-
'I,tLy' and Ho2gy that the plea of hayin1 don.
nothing WIS useless; they were nO,or,ons nil
p"ckrtN, IOun2lnS about the civ and r,syio,,
upon the public lie would let then, az, ,,, ys
ditlOn that they lSft the city, 10 which they con
scented. Then, said the Chief, ''You can on. nm,
II yOu are seen in Washington ia one hair hnnrf
froIn this time, YOU shall be sent to the work
hou>~ Tor ~ days, dS idle and disordrTly per,ons
without visible means Of suppUTt" fhe last
sreh oil tue trio they my for the railroad
depot la double quick time, and we hope our city
- rId OF them AZ lasI.
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g J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
By A. GREEN, Auctlopeer.
NDSNME RI-II DINO nnS II

ii ANDSOME BUII.DIN LOTS EAST OF
IL THE CAPITOL AT AUCTION.-On Tuesday
the ~ ms tan, shall sell front Of the premises
AT nan past O'Clock M, fine Building Lots sat
ualed AZ the corner of 18th street east and sOuth
street, beng Lots Nos. Is 10, H. 10 and 10, Square
70. 1T the whoie oont2lnIng about 2l ah square
lSet- out VIII be sod IN lots to SUIT purchasers
Terms: One fourth cssh ; la smce IN &, H. and IL
MOI ms i"E notes bearing interest from CAV Of sale
deed gwen and q deed uf trust taken Tile ma :
jy p GkEEN A.,
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Respect 10 Gen. ouitmar

NV ORLEANS, July ~ Mayor Stith, Of this
ctS' has issued reclamation ordering minute
guns {" he fred to morrow and the faoS 20 \ .
nnnS AZ haif mast all day, in respect TO the mem
"ry az Gen Quitman
dispatches from the Mississippi report the en-
ur" portion Of Nazoo valley snhmerged in con
"quehc" at theSiving way Of Tunica levee The
loss l. very heavy
Exchange on London has advanced from Q 10
Yss premium.
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FUTURE DAYS.

by G. X. l.. CROWN & CO. AucrIoncers.
IN SATl RDAY AFTERNOON. the aitntp
City HAL, nesr Indiana avenue ~e wrIsrII ~, a."
O. "a Square No; 5i2. fronting p feet. running back
"a leel. more or less
Terms: One fourth cash halancs Iu G. " and II
months Deferred pay ments srcursd by Il deed of
trust. "
c. X. l.. CROWN & co. Auctioneers,
jy - 81 Corner 9Th St and PA az, Nm ~
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pATENT OFFICE RESTAURANT.

Returning nv sincere thanks To a generous publs
Tor the patronage winch have heretofore q
Tcelyfd ir"m them, beg leave 10 announce<sG9sfS
th.f ] have secured lbe services uf q
80 cd ...ost @APerIenced Bar keepers i The coun
it. NV friends and the pubiIc are respectfully an -
WED - cal ana see me. The best If WINES ar 4
OR>, and also fine asSsftIneut OF TU n a.
% and CIGARS always Ia he found "a the hsr
nD a. a. tsrsS1a.-
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GrenI Hail Siorm
Raftfmnra NIarLstS

BUFFALO, July IA frightful hail storm i'm
the vicinity Of Whitbv. Canada has DESTROYED
The crops and done other damage
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y 2 81 GONTZ 4 CO0MBS. Ancts.


y u
SAkE OF CARRIAGE, BUGGIkS, AND
- w AEON AT AJCTIoN.-Dn MONDAY MORN
INH the otn instant, at O'clock. at he coTneI Of
al I'm streets, opposite the Northern Market we
shall sell 49, y"
| suast lntIal Family Ca:Tiage
busgies and Express Wagon.
4 II Ia good order. IA Z positive.
Terms At sale.
y g.
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BARRETrAyUWT LtAMS.-The Sisters Of Mer-
cy who attend at the cell of Barrett the convicted
murderer, are the two who were SO attentive to
Powers up TO the hour of his execution on the 26h
of June last. l pom their departure on their first
visit on the day after his conviction, Barrett re-
que>ted them To ask Father O"TOUle to visit him
and the day following. tue revere end gentleman
complied with that request. and has been con
slant with his attentions since NOtwithStaud-
ing the intense agony Of excitement under which
Barrett rested after his conviction. he has since
become more reCOncisd At times lie appears
even to forget his position, and sing merrily in
his cell, but such spells soon pass away His
mind now seems to be settling to tone OF modpr-
alton becoming Que in his awful position. The
guards at tue pr son treat him with the lpuitv
humanity dictates, and their duties will allow
On the day after his conviction, he was visited
by his mother, from Baltimore Williams
appears to he cool and reconcile to his probable
sentence. He exhibits much sympathy for his
Communion
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FCoLLECroR's OFFICE, CITY HALL

1rS ,,,- July y, Is52
TO N-PANERS.-AJatsGqsHf Ia P,oo,.y
PdglHsHt Notice ~ hereby gwen THAI the ta.,.
Tor the ear laI8 are now due and PAYABLE al m.
oice. aud that the Jaw allow an Of sigtt
per cent tor the cure year AZ paid on or hsfre ~
lstdIy ofSeptember next.
Ia prevent the inconvenience Of beng DELAYED IN
the crowd usually attendance during tie Iast few
daS OF the Abatement payer are invited 10 cs
or send Tor their bile al asrlier tlay
a. JAMES r. HALLIDAY,
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ARSHAL'S SAL En- virtue of a writ Of
IS nerl faclas, ISSUED from the Clerks Office of
me SlrcGlt Court al the District of Columbia for
the county Of washington, and Ia me directed /
shI eX pose io public sale. for Ga m front Of
Court House door of sand county, on TT ESDiN
the iLh gay oi August, loi- ~ p O'clk Ia. the fol
oWl.R oPscrihed property, IL wit: u DEFENDANTS
a.
~ ID 10 ana ~, an square No. 80. also Its \us
- ana p, IN square No. So. IN the civ of MAST
.iiSlun' ID. e.. together with ali ana slnguia-
the Improvements thereon, seized and levied a puu
as the property ui Joseph Peck. aud wal be 60 d
10 satisfy Ju IcIas No. 1o7, 10 Octuber term, 1859
"A iaFGrnt John +. Chlnn. use of Wm B. r. Ilhey VS.
Joseph Peek. w SELDEN Nar,I,.I We
w Il Us for the DIslIIGr of CuIu,Dra
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TEO ALL. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
hereby give notice that Virginia and Ofl.e
Military Warrant No. $50, which ISSUED on the 18th
day of June, 1873. to Jnnn HigdJn, saItUr, who
served three years in the Virginia state Nav has
been lost mIsaid, destroy ed, and that the heirs
of the said John HigdOn will. IN due time, apply to
the Commissioner of the General aud Oflce for
scrip In leu of aud in satisfaction of said warrant
MARY J. ATWELL,
One ofthe Heirs of the sand John Hgdon. decd.
ia
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DRADl'S GALLERY,
ID So p. A YENUE. NEAR LII Strict.

- hFENCEt NEh X T.
CctT SBtsHy, RsttenhOHSs. FdHt r Co.'S
BdHkiHg House.
Mr. BRADY begs respectfully to inform the pub
lie that In consequence of the very liberal patTOuage
he has received since opening his L % II o.
GRAPHIC GALLERY at Washington he Will
contrary To his orig nal intention, keep II open during
the summer months.
An efficient corps of Artists will be constantly IN
attendance 10 execute Photographs and AmbTOty pes
IN the hest possible manner. "a
III Prices ranging from 81 upwards. e
Ihe Collection of Portraits of distinguished men
at his Gallery 1.-THE largest the world is open for
public inspection every day Sunday excepted from
8. M. to p. m. lie 81 eoSm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
,NoRTH OF fRk>IDENr'S MANSION AT AUCHoN
bn HI DAY The I'D instant I small sell, m fro.
al the premises, commencing Ia, first men IDs6
property al % clock p. n., the following valuable
DuliuIa. lots, w:
Lot No 81. IN square No. III, hay ng front of IS
i5et on lT:h street west. hetN cen 1 aud IA stree
north. Tins property Is but short distance from
! lafayette square, having a large space IN front
LrIe.
Also, Immediately after the sale of the above, We
sha! pr 'ceoI To sell Lot B. square No. 1884, having
front of - feet Ia inches north b. yeen l6t
anG Eth strrets west, running lack Ia 50 feet aey
Also, Lot No u. IN square No. li6, having n front
of htty feet on north VI, tetweeu 18th and Ig,h
streets west, running back l0 feet To feet aliey
Terms: e-fourth cash; balance IN T.. y, and ia
IN nths fer notes bearing interest from dSy of sat-
deed gwen and deed of trust taken. Title in
dIspuiabie. A. GREEN.
~ I'D Auctloneer.