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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05
BY THE G0vRRNoR OF VIRGINIA.

fhOCLhMAIION
INFORMATION having been received BY the Executive
4 that WILEY BRIZENDiNE, Of the County Of EsseS,
o .hc lath 1stant, and that the said Owen has fed
SC justice, and is going Of largei therefore do
ocr reward Of one hundred and fifty dollars 70
Person who shall the said Joseph Owen and
aim into the Jail of said County Of Essex; and
, moreover require all officers of this Commonwealth
nee their military and request the people generally 70
onsn nf snat be may be brought to justice
u'sn SnHer my hand Governor, and under the Less
f.6.l na ,s OF the Commonwealth, Richmond, this
i7th day OF December, 1857.
HENRY A. WISE.
tSe GSxesnS. Gso.ax w. Muszolp Secretary Of the
Sosepn OHen about forty sx years of ago. about Ave
:ssna. ss a.s ol nsss: .sss: nigh x hair
yaIkng usually holds bis Ss,S sn' Whs, he lsft he
ne Pea jacket of reddish color and kersey pants.
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tors of Charles C. Jennings deceased as will como in
and contribute their portion Of the coats of the suit
Plaintiffs,
Against
David NJ Hunter administrator Of Charles c. Jennings
deceased Mildred R. Jennings, Robert T. and Charlie.
Jennings Thomas C. Taey and Elizabeth, his wife, Ma
ry 8. A., Thomas Washington, John, and Delaware Jen
ninss Wm H., Robert B., Sarah A. T., Charles t. and
Frederick D. Talley, children of Sarah Taey deceased
John Miles, John Rosson, Robert T. Gooch and James
u. Trce. Defendants.
Taks notice. that by virtue of decree of the Circuit
courr1 Louisa county, rendered on the day Of Sep
and defendants, as Commissioner Of the said Court
wil my Office, at Louisa Court House in said county
the 18Th day Of February next proceed to take and
see the following accounts required By the said decree
that u to say:
lst An account Of the Administration of David Hun.
tot Upon toe estte of Charles c. Jeunnes deceased
I'd An account showing the fee simple value of the
land belonging Charles c. Jennings deceased and the
value Of the reverson in the dover land assigned TO
dYod R. Jsnnings widow OF the said dscsdent and
ID An Of the debts due the plaintiffs and all
other debts due from the said decedent showing their
pherites.
You and all other creditors of the said Charles c. Jen
nings deceased hereby required to appear before
the day. and At the place specified with proof to
enable TO take and settled the ABOVE accounts.
Dec l5-cv1w HENRY w. MURRAY.
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and Sally his wife by her husband as her next i.leno
Martha Hunter Vincent C. Ryals and Hardenia bis wife
by her husband as her next friendly and William r. Per
k;ns, rm'hu"''
Against
BENJAMIN H. Perkins in his right and as admins
traitor de bonis non with the will annexed OF Heury Nal
lory decd John w Elizabeth C., James Il, stephen h
and Sarah Perkins inaut children Of Henry Perkins
Joseph II waldrop and Lucy hs wife, James PERKINS
and William Toler, petendants.
Take notice that by virtue Of decree Of the County
Court Louisa County rendered on the 10th day OF Au
gust last suit which you parties plaintiffs and
aefendants az Commissioner Of the said Court, at my
Office at Louisa Courthouse in said county on the 18th
day OF February next win proceed execute the said
decree by taking md stating the following accounts re-
quired thereby:
ss An account showing the amount of the funds in the
hands of BENJAMIN Perkins administrator atore
sad set apart out tie of hS decedent by the
cond clause Of his WILL the interest Of which was to be
applied to the support o. the tesatoTs daughter Sally
Mallory during her 6e by his executor.
2nd An account showing who entitled to said estate
In the opinion OF the court Contained IN The
said decree) and the to which they are respec
lively entitled
Sd All other proper legatee or distributee account
4h A statement shelving who arc the heirs at law OF
the said Henry Mallory, decd. and the proportions 70
which they are respectively entitled out OF the proceeds
Of the sale of the OF land which ordered to be
sold by the said decree
You and all others interested under this said decree
required appear before me on the day and at the
place specified with proof enable to take and
complete the above accounts and statement.
Given under my hand this lst day Of December 1851
Dec l5-cw4w HENRY w. MURRAY.
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By order of the President. WIN. P. MUHFoRD,
Dec o5-ctd Secretary.
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lWM. II. FRY.

GEORGE 1. HRRRING's.
COMMISSION AND GROCERY STORE,
No. Sc, MAIN SrlERT.
II EEPS always on hand full stock of Groceries, Il
IA which he Invites his customers and the public gene
rally Also pays strict attention to the sale OF country
Produce and prepared to furnish grain bags 70 h
friends who wish to send their grain TO him to sell
GEO. l. HERRING,
Aug 4-ctf No. Sc. Main st.
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HOMIE IN THE COJJNTRY,

OFFER for sale upon very liberal terms, three small
Tracts of Land, lying within three miles of meherrin
Depot upon the Richmond and Danve Railroad. These
lands were bought some years ago at sacrifice, and
can sell bargain one locking for a country home. No.
contains 70 acres and lies the .outh side Of the
railroad No Q, lying the north side contains lla
acres one third OF each tract Ia original forest the bal
ance In pine, with spring each. but houses Of
much value No contains s6 acres, onethrd cleared
about one third In old field pines and the balance in or
gnal growth. The pine ITSELF when cut and hauled to
railroad (Which !. about one mile dssn.1 viii Psy
with four good rooms and all the necessary outhouses
for small family besides small orchard and three
Syringe of uncommon good water and with regard to the
crops made upon It. would refer to Mesrs John Jones
Co and Barksdale L Read, of Richmond who have seen
the land and crops. Having more land than can cult
vate will sell bargain and that some idea may be
formed what bargain Il, would brieay state the
terms: No for 5000; No for $500; and No 3, with
houses &c. for 81, el,O00-onethird cash, the balance in
twelve and eighteen months, with title 70 the lands re-
tanned unit, all the purchase money is paid For any fur
ther information address the subscriber at Moors Ord
nary Prince Edward. who will be pleased to meet any
gentleman Meherrn Depot and show him the landa
Dec l6-ctlJa WIN. ID. NORVELL.
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p9SSUks BROGUEs, BR0GUES-soO0 pair
ding terms, by nrvEREiix
o.. q, .s Leather Dealer, l32, Cary g.,
~" Ssa Between l2h and 18th sts
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CHANCERY NOTICE
IUNO Dabney Perkins, Joseph H. Perkins William d.
Periins James Shumate and Sarah A. bis wife, 10y
her husband as her next riend John NJ Clarke and Re
beech X bis wife (by her husband her next FRIEND
Archibald Mann and Sarah D. his wife (by her husband
a. her next friend Stephen Perkins Mary Fannaean
John Perkins Harriet D. Ellis. George w. Christmas
and Sally his wife 10y her husband as her next friend
Martha Hunter, Vincent c. Ryas and Hardenia bis vile
10y her husband her next friendly and William per-
k;n, Phindfs,
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CHARLES b. STUART,
ArrOD hrv AT ltV

ASHLAND, HANovEl COUNTY, vA,
"ILL practice regularly in the Courts Of the coun:
w ties Of Hanover, Caroline, and King William and
will attend to any business In any of the Courts held 10 the
city Of Richmond Dec 23-dSt&cu
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STEAM ENGINE.
uNHE subscriber offers for sale secondhand portable
IL STEAM ENGIaE, good a. new, which will be sold
at half price. c. LEONARD,
Oct I6-ctf Old street. Petersburg Va.
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IN Office IN CHANCERY.-To John Hunter. ad-
IN minisrator of William D. Hunter, deceased, Geo.
W. Gretter William Bunt and others, and all such credi
of Charles C. Jennings, deceased, as will como in
and contribute their portion OF the coats OF the suit
Plaintifs
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II nall Pric6 y. IHO.NhRsD!
Oct l6-ctf Old street, fetersourg, va.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD
ID ANYWAY, from Mr. q. Rlain, about the lst day OF
She 10 about ave feet high; black nearly and about
Q years old will give the above reward tor her appre-
henson and delivery to Mr. Hector Davis, Of Richmond.
She once belonged TO the Of Dr.. Thomas Goodc, Of
Powbatan-in which county she has acquantances and
possibly may have gone there.
Nov 23-cn WIN. w. COSBY.
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FROM WASHINGTON cIrY

Correspondence cfthe Richmond Enquirer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-01
DIED.

This morning. July LIST, ELLA, youngest child of
Edward and + izabeth New iilianis, gsd ear and
8 dsys.
Her funeral will take place from the residence of
her par Its corner Of li'h ana streets, on this
Thursday afternoon, a. O'cOcx. The friends md
acquaintances Of the fami respectfully invited
to attand.
On the SO,h June, MRS. POLLY VICTOR,
after long illness, curing which she exhibited the
humility OF Christian and cheerful ignation to
the Will OF Him who wisely orders all things. Faith
fu IN all The relations of life, she died and
ere ished by those W no knew her best.
Her funeral will take place this (Thursday) eve
ming, at half past O'clock from No. s5 F street,
which her friends are respectfully invited to at
tend
Alto O'Clock this morning, Mrs. PHILIPPINE
ZENGEL, aged 8 years.
Her relatives and friends are invited to attend her
funeral from her late residence, on ID st, betwe "a
9Th and 10th, this afternoon, at 6 o'clock.
In this city. on "Wednesday morning, June 3oth
ROSA MAY, infant daughter Of George aud ROsI-
m Hartwell.
In Mari,la, Erie county. NJ. Y, June 10. 1853. in
the full assurance of n b esssd immortality. MRS
MARY FRANCES KELSEY, wife OF Dsloss
Kelsey and daugh liter Of /. w. and Mary Nye, of
WASHINGTON City, d. c.. In the I'D OF her az g.
leaving husband and inf mt son to their IT,
reparable loss.
On the soth June CHARLES EDMUND, young
est soa Of John H.. and Elisa 7. Norris, aged i've
months
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BY WALL 4 BARNARD. Auotioneers.

BY WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers.
TRUSTS ES' SALE BY virtue of a deed of
Il trust from Patrick Kinney. dated july 7, 1853,
wewlll offer at auction. on FRIDAY, the eth day
eastern half of the west half part of Lot No g. IN
Sauare NO la. IN WASHINGTON. with tse improve
Terms Of sale: One half the purchase money TO
be paid in cas! and the residue in SIX months with
interest, tn be secured.
Terms Of sale TO be complied with in one week
after sale, OF the property may be resnld after one
wears notice, at the risk and cost Of the first pIr
chaser. WALTER 9 cox.
FER DINAND w. RISQUE,
Trustees Georgetown Building Association.
jet 2awlm WALL BARNARD. Auots.
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By BARNARD BUCKLEY; Georsetown.
(WALL a. BARNARD, Washngto
FUTURE DAYS.

IN VIRTUE OF TwOC1wR rs OF FIERI
Il iaolas issued fro IN the Clerks ONCE Of the Cir
cut Court OF the District of Columbia for the county
OF Washington, and to me directed, shall pose
public sale for CASH, in front of the court Hous
door of sid County, on TUESDAY, the 2Oth day
OF JGly, 1858. at II O'Clock m. the following de-
scrlbed property. to wit: Al defendants right,
title, claim and interest and To all those pi o
gronnd ard premises situated and lying in the City
OF Warrington, ID. c., add known as subdivision NJ
and of Lot No. SIN Square No. 574 of SAID city,
as said subdivisions have bee laid out for the Bal
tImore and o. 10 Railroad Company, and plat
thereof Gully recorded, the said lots N and having
afroRt of 50 feet Ia inches on Indiana avenue nd
street, ana aveiagns - ieet S4 Inches on LIST street
northeast corner of said square seized and levied
upon as the property of James Crutchett, q, d will
he sod TO satisfy Judcals Nos ~ and 81 to March
term 1857. in favor OF Hami'to & Cam. use OF j.
ID. b. DeBow. J. ID. HOOVER,
Je 2l-td u. =. Marshal District Columbia
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Ry A. GREEN, Auet,opeer

rHANCERY SALE.-By authority of DEGREES
~ Of the Circuit Court of the District of Column
ba and of the circuit Court for Prince Gorge
ty, MARY land. passed IN a cause wherein Thonsas
Sewell aud others are compliments, and The widow
heirs at law, and admin stritOrs a John Rrsrcton
d. ceased, are defendants, vii sell at auction 10
the highest bidder, on the l4th July next, between
the hours OF IL and O'Clock IN the Gay on the prem
1905 that beautiful parcel ot land part of the tract
GATED .'GTanby," near Bladensburg, and about sIx
miles from the cry of Washington, aud easily ac-
c9ss'bie by the Baltimore railroad containing i2S
acres or ihereabouts, being The northern Part of
"Granby, )" and ing north Of the man county roat
with the Dwelling ouse and other improvements
thereon.
Terms: One fourth Of the purchase money IN
cash AID tn" resd at = Y and Is months. he sc
cured by the purchaser x bouds with su ETY. bnarne
interest from the day of sale, and by retained lien
/! the terms tie not complied with within three
days from the day Of sale, the property will he rcsod
after i've days notice the National nteliigenceT
and Evening Star, at the cost and risk of the de-
faultlnx purchaser.
1t is intended to divide the tract into parcels of
from ten To twelve acres each prior To he SALE as
To afford pers desIrous OF healthy country resi-
dence, within short distance of the city, the op-
pOr'uniiy of obtaining such
plat Of the divisions will be exhibited at the
sale. w. REDIN, Trustee,
Je I7-Staw&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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MASV! ED.

On the 8 tn Of June, by the Rev Mr. Greer. Mr.
WILLIAM DOWELL and MissK ATE BRYAH
all of this city.
On the 3oth Of Ju.s, BY the Rev. Andrew q. Ca
rothers, MIR. ROBERT STEWART JORDAN to
MISS MA RTnA A GARRtTrS ON daughter of
N. Garrettson, Esq. all of this city.
In Union Chapel, on Thursday evening June Goth
bI the Rev. John N. COOmbs, Mr.. GEORGE ID
SANGER and Miss ELIZABETH ANN DOUG
LASS, both of this city.
At Harrisburg. Pa, on the 24th instant, by the
Rev. Charles A. Hsy. PETER A. KELLER OF
this city: and MATILDA H.. eldest daughter of
tie late Henry Church, Esq. of Bridgeport, Pa.
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PAPER HANGINGS,&c
y HAVE In store good assortment of PAPER
hhNHlNGS, WINDOW SHADES, F X f.
BOARD PRINTS PAPER CURTAINS 20.
For the continued confidence and patronage of n
generous public return my thanks. Those in
debted to me will have their accounts rendered 10
the LIST Of July. prompt settlement will confer an
additional favOr on JNO. MARKRITER,
je 25-2w' No. 48s 7th st next 80 Ianno~d's.
I uBl N'S EXTRACTS. all doors, at BBs's
Il Hair store. near 18th street, aad at his sales
Rooms under WllsFds' Hotel. js cen
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BaItinsrs Markets.
New ferk N1aykets.

NEW YORK, July -Flolr Is quiet sales OF
VI, lOi bbls; State % 75as3 -; Ohio a Sass e5;
Southern a. 45aSs IS
Wheat l. .nding downwards; sales nominal
from scarcity; prices unsettled.
Corn is dull; 8 les Of 200 bushels; mind
Oa76kc v How stas3c.
PORK is dull, at SO 2Jal6 37k for mess and
sl3 .35al3 50 for prime Lard dull al IOlsilc
whisky is I'm, at % s23c
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fiuancfaI.

NV YORK, July I-Stocks are dull and
heavy. Chicago and Rock Island 73a; Illinois
Central shares IS; Illinois Central bonds, s5k;
Lacrosse and Mil. "a; Michigan Southern 81 \
ny Is Virginia 6's, s2k ex-interest; Missouri
SIS, IS e1 interest
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BY r. =. WRIGHT, Georgetovn.

TRUSTEES SALE.-By authority of deed of
Il trust dated the 18th of March. 1876, recorded IN
Llber ]. 4. ). No. lis. folio I9, from Rsche Waugh
VIM A. Waugh, Ann NJ. Waugh, John Ross ana
vile, and Geo. w. Cooley and wife, to the subsor-
Der. Will sell at auctlo to he hest b 1der on the
i9 day of JuIy next, between the hours of and S
oc ock In the afternoon. In front Of the premises all
parcel of ground IN Georgetown. ID. C., which be-
gins on the south Inc of Bridge street at the wes,
corner of the brick building lately owned 10y John
" feet. thenca south 81 feet to feet alley running
from Jefferson street. thence east u feet TO Ga ID
beginning, with the Dwelling house and other i'm
ptoysme Is ereon, as now in the occupation of
SAID Rachel Waugh.
Terms: S. N casn, and the residue at 6, r. and Is
months, the purchaser to give his Dor DIS, with
ty bearing int, rest from the day of sale, snd deed
oil tFust on the premises. Deeds at the purchasers
cost Ii the terms of sale be not complied with with
resold after hive days notice in the National Inte-
gencer at the cost and risk of the defsulting pur
chaser SAINT CROPLtY Trustee
je I7-stsw EDW. s. WRIGHT. hnct'
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NE ANEHIS

II w y AN kk'S
LADIES SALOON. perfectly HylrAte for LADIES'
(up siairsD where any adv osn DAT Tor dellc..us
CREAMS and ICES without the annoyance Of
doubt al character.
Ny Creams wi be seat 30 ell parts OF the CITY.
free OF cost, end pure article, unuIx ed; but
not Sc 4 rsam q less prtoe than 81 d gallon. sH
less fur benevolent lseE, hen radoot 81 IS
per cent Will be made; believing the pectabe
ton OF oar oitI Will prefer pare arEtce "a Cream
even at . higher rate. Cal AND try az
j. 6. MEAVEk'S,
10 a2-,ox opposite Brvsl ,l~.-l,
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE STAR.
ERoMAGENrA ASSOCIATED PRESS
ksmered vigIlant Executi..

OF this morning contains A letter fron, .r. ~
the zth, reporting the hanging, on the ni1bt
previous, by the Florida Vigilance Commit;ee.
,"u1 ProInlnent citizens OF that Place The state,
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paTENT OFFICE RESTAURANT.

Returning my SINCERE thAEks To n generous rut, %,
FOR The patronage wh .ch have heretofore ~.
received from them beg leave 10 HnuouGce<sss,,a,
that have secured he services 81 one Of the ., =
try. NJ, friends aud the pu.iic a Q stec faliy "a
ylied 10 CAL and see me. he beat az ~ Mt "a {
LIQUORS, and also fine ssssItIasrt of 1sSHAc
CO ard CIGARS always To be fouR. Is Ias bar.
leS-eoim =. ERtREfaN.
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Probable Reclamation.

st; LOUIS. July IA dispatch from I.eaven-
worth lays that Gen. Denver intends 10 resign
me GovernorshiP Of Kansas AFTER the August
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" II IN,
Trustees Georgetown building Association
lie 8-2aWlm BAR NARD Il HIIl,KEN Amnts

IN VIRTU OF TWO (2) WRITS OF FIE
i ri fscies issued from the Clerks Office of the
CIrcu Court of the District of Columbia for IN !.
county OF Wa. hing ton. and to me directed. 1 shall
expose to pubic SAFE. for CASH, In front of tue
Court House oooT of said county. on TUESDAY,
the auth day o. uy, 1858, at II O'Clock the fol-
lowing described property. to wit: All defendants
right, little, els and interest and to Lot No e.
la Square No. 683, the city of Washington. ID. c.,
together W tn all and singular the improvements
thereon, ID and levied upon the properly #
James CIutchett. and W Ill be sold to satisfy judo
Gals Nos SAG and $50 to January 1885, the hrst
OF Francis w heatloy. J. ID. HOOVER,
jo 2-td u. 5. Marshal, ID. &.
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GuberuatsrisI Nomtn.,,o,

PORTLAND. July The Democratic Copven.
ton at Augusta. yesterday nominated Man,sseh
III smith ior Governor Resolutions were passed
rDngly endorsing the administration af Mr.
buchanan.
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TuRNIr. RUTA BAGA, SEED, 8o.

Seed oftae following bs supplied of uusur.
passed quality and cheap:
SkIrvInr . Improved, LsnE's. Purple and Gre,
topped Ruta Bagss Purple topped S,ysp Csnsd
q e n-top do, EsrlY lat Dutca, E.rl, sto,e So
weeks. OraEge Jelly. White No.soIs White 1;Ioh.
yellow Aberdeen; Dals's Hybrid, and other eeis
DRAFTED TurnIps. r lat Dutch. Early YSTk or Hesr,
Drumhesd, and other Csbhasos. Rouad sssd Pr,cFt,
Spnaca Male. With \ comple.e collection of Oar.
den and A Agricultural Seeds JOHN SkIII
je 81 eoot 3t 9TH street. or IL Wn.hins,nn
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NAT VASTLY REDUCED PRIcEs.n,

co. VASTLY REDUCED PRIcEs0l.<
From this date I shall Offer the fol SNlS
lowing Goods for less han their real vlue wlIh the
view of reducing stock. viz:
MANTIELAS, LACE BASQrES.
TRAVELLING AND BAREGE CLOARs
MrBR0iDERIEs, CULTURE, EN-
BRUSSELS and other LACES,
BO MET, BONNET TRIMMINGS
GHILDRENS CIsOTHING of sil fizes
FRENCH FLOW ERS, RIBBONs
FINE MlTTS. &c.. NC.
SPECIAL attention paid 70 DRESS MAKING, in
the latest French styles, and the shortest notice
10. NJ. WILLIAM,
-e q opposIte Centre Market
rARLlSLE WHITE SULPHUR SPKINGs
" CUMB EhLAND COUNTY. "a
TINS well-kLown Mountain Resort, situate in
Cumberland cnuni.- Pa i've miles nor.h !. 4
east Of CarlIs e, will be open for visitor on 3Ro
the Sth of June. The waters of these 49, Il
Sprlnss are hghiy lmpregna'ed with minerals a,,J
sre superior foe drinking and bathing. Acoommods.
tons large. Fare from PhIladelphia 70 Csrlrl,le
SSao; from Baltimore TO CarlIs e, S. 10. Ni,ltors
leaving PhIiadelphis and Baltimore In the morning
tram arrive at the SPRINGS at D. m.
For further Information address the proprietnr,
OWEN CHANDLER.
Carlisle Springs, Pa.
. Refsrsnees.-tohnC Da Costa. Fee, Tbo. C.
PercIyal. Esq. PhIlafep hia; Alex. Kirkland ESQ
w an. kensha ", ESQ, Baltimore; Jacob Gideon.
ESQ Elchzrd Wallsch, ESQ, Washington.
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WALTER 8. COX
Trustees q georgetown building Association
lie -2tWlm BAR NARu& HICKEY Anc,s


by VAIL q BARNARD, Auctloneers.
FNRUSTEES' SALE-By virtue Of a deed of
trust from Joseph Dobson, dated July u. 1856,
we will offer at auction. on THURSDAY, the 18th
day of July next, az o'clock p. m on the premises
Lot IL. IN Square liz. IN Washington. with the am
pTovements-a two story Frame Dwelling.
Terms of sale: One third of tie purcha Sc money
tn be paid cash. nd the residue an two equal M
stalments at and u months, with interest, to be
secured by deed Of trust. Terms OF ,le to be
complied with IN week after sale, the proper
ty VIII be Tesod at the risk and cost of the hrst
purchaser, after one weeks notice.
WALTER =. CON,
FERDINAND w. RISQUE,
Trustees Georg ctown Building Association,
lie 7-.awlm WALI. q RARNARD d. A ncIs
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HATS OF THE SEASON.

nave the pleasure 20 introduce the HANDSpM-
EsI HAT OUTs also, a fresh case Of
FRENCH SOFT HATS Of INV OWE ian -
PortatIon. Getting them from kTtt LEuss -
can oner them much lower than usu., s.,ld tn t.is
cIty. A peep az them wall guarantee sales
III Sign OF the Nv hite Bear" oornsr Of Gln
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AUCTION SALn.
By J. c. McGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ArTr
CORNER OF DELAwARy AVENUE AyD NORTH
NOON, yune 3oth, at Ga o'clock. on the premises,
ishaii sell part Of Lot No. in Square No e86,
street, within one Square Of the Capitol, and CON
tanning 1880 square feet.
This one Of the most desirable unimproved To-
cations for sale in the city, and 10 very desirable
an investment, In view Of the proposed Capitol Ex-
tension. Title indis putable.
Terms; One third Dash; the residue in 6. 70, and
10 months for satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing
interest. ..t F.. "a 0-..r ..- NE
je 2-d -..... ]. G.. MCGUIRE, Auct
IL THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July z,
same hour and place - -
Ul Id ]. G.. MCGUIRE. Auct.