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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-16
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A BARGAIN.-FoR SALE, TWO HOUSES, AND LOT
"A sxs7 on the four story brick house and on the
FROM nice frame house 5G street.
near Stanton. Rents for $500 Apply to A. SERGEANT
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THE MILITARY.

NrOTICE-THE VETERAN SOLDIERS, SAILORS AND
~ marines Of the OF 1872 will meet Sunday, l7th
inst at No. CITY Hall place, AZ O'Clock NJ 10 attend the
Mariners church. OF Madison and Catherine streets
by invitation OF the pastor Rev Mr. Jones Lei every
attend. ". Blockade on hRi and medal breast
BY order. A. DAILY. Lieut.. Col.
J. VI. PHyrF, AdiutanL
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wECIAL NOTICES,


GERMAN sOCIETY-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
" this society will be held on Monday, January ID 1883
At TX O'clock p NJ In the basement st. Mahe VS. church.
Walker street. Punctual anendece OF me members re-
queeted II. ROCHOI4L Secretary.
MACHPELAH CEMETERY ASSOCIATION, NEW DUR
1 ham, New Jersey-rhe annual meeting OF the assoc
ates Of the viii be held In the lecture room
Of the Third Presbyterian Church on Tuesday the
18th inst, at O'Clock p. when the usual election Of
trustees win lake place ii. GLASSFORD, President
OFFICE OF THE SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD COM
~ pany, Jan. To- lS8An ele ,on for directors Of this
company be held the depot sixth avenue, corner OF
Forty fourth street Tuesday the ID day of February next
between the hours Of II NJ and r. M The semi annual d.
vidend per at the Peoples Bank the LIST
day February next. The books will be closed
from the 18th inst. TO the LIST proy - -
TtBAILEY MYERS, Secretary.
THE BURNS ANNIVERSARY ASSOCIATION
VIII celebrate
POETS
Al Mozart Hall s6S Broadway, on Monday, Jan Is at
p NJ Tickets 25 To be had of A. Turnbul S79 Broad
way; Miller l06 O, j. Gioson 80 Bleecner street
Dunn Bros. Sixth avenue; VIM. Miller, 80 Third ave
BAvID H. SCOTT, President
Jenus.c R Nm. MILLER MILLER. Twice Priests.
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WASH PURCHASERS ARE INVITED TO yxAMfSs
~ my stock of Havana, domestic and German segsrs
inducements will be offered several invoices
s o. CHEEKS. " broadway.
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FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT TO EXCHANGE FO

RRO0KLYN HOUSES FOR SALE, VIZ: NO LAFAY.
ID Flabush corner and No. ia
Canton street fourth door north of Hanson place Prices
900 and s. $50 These he apprecia
in Brooklyn Apply TO WILLIAM b. NICHOLS, IL Nassau
street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-16

LNIRsT CLASS WESTERN LANDS, IN QUANTITIES TO
suit from ~ To 100 CO., win be furnished at fair
cash. exchange vausbe personal properly
real estate, in New York vicinity not heavily encum.
bered by SAMUEL L. FISKE at ia Grand street. lrst door
Broadway up stairs Emgrsns single colonies
and persons wishing make safe and profitable investments
n favorable opportunity.
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~ARuTNG AND LODgmo.

7 BRIDGE STREET CORNER OF STATE STREET
Battery.-rwo families be accom- nodated with board
pleasant parlors Also few suge gentlemen
be accommodated board and roa rooms Rsfe
required,
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HOTELS.

A JBHnAhIr AND STAFFORD srRErrs, P1eCADT,
"A ~, Noa 4 and 90. Maxwell. vine merchant
70 her Majesty having relnqushd has interest Longs 10
sso the t0nden Abemare and The South Amer
Coffee HOUSE, Thresdneedle street. eonres hrssN nov
entirely The wine and spi trade Al his oces md cellars
above which eelisv All HE old vines RON has various
estabhshmsnn seye removed. hoeen.n and ssu-mo
desired MA stock of up wssds q 600 dcres q bot
tied al kinds ~ American vines sui spirih and sr
private houses In e street. furnished for families and gen
hemen.
DeyAL QUEENS HOTEL. CIrrrokD AND CORK
III burls Gardens Bond sreetror ani
renemeu.-rhe best situation Iosdos. Prices
moderate. rrsQusned by many d ne nrs Americas FAM
~ and he knshsh srissocrsey.
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T OST $50 REWARD-ON WEDNESDAY,. THE 18TH
IL instant; small single diamond bosom pin IL the
finder will leave with Blake Brown, 323 Broadway, he
will receive the above reward and The thanks Of the
VNATCH LOST-ON THE iGH INST, IN PASS.
w ing through Broadway, Thirteenth street, University
place, Twelfth street and down Broadway lady gold
ameed watch hunting with chain charms and mosaic
attached Its valne will be paid returned 10 paror 81
ST. Denis Hotel Geo. A. Free 90 Wall street N h.
-Pawnbrokers please step.
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BILLIARDS.

A PULL ACCOUNT OF THE GREAT BILLIARD MATCH
"A Just published in the BILLIARD CUE. wihail The bi
Hard To be bsd at Pbean Broadway and tenth
street, sndfof o'Conner Collender 81 Ann stree.
DIIIrARDs-PRICE ONE DOLLAR. THE GAME OF
ID Billiards is Theory and Practice with numerous w.
Illustrations BY Mchsel Phean author 81 Billiards vithou
Master Single copies mailed free receipt Of price, by
OCONNER A COLIfNDER, So Ann sree, New Yerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-16

The Improvements make these tables unsurpassed
for truth and of angles twenty seven o. hem no
Cor Inspection and practice. ~ the salesrc - tni ~
RroadwsY corner Tenb sreei, rannf,cg % MN street
ny MICHAEL lNBLAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-16

IMPORTATION ELECTROMAGNETIC WILLIAM
SPIRIT, of Newport Wales, who arrived In this city in
ship New World in July las Address Ed whean 81 Allan
tic street BROOKLYN.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T 0ST-A POCKET BOOK, CONTAINING ONE HUN
IL dred and thirty dollars in bills and cheek order
Metropolitan bank for hundred and
" 100 dollars. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
stoned.
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PERSON A..

LNOR ADDITIONALLY PERSON OF RESPECrABI-
hty having q desire adopt infant their own
excellent opportunity by addressing Sincerity at
the Herald office. for week.
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DARN FOR SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
sale his farm, situated the main read leading from
Shohoa Bethel about five miles from Shohola station
the Erie Railroad said station loo miles from New York
Said farm contains about 10 40 OF which improved
and fenced. On the premises large commodous
dwelling house. newly panied and the windows enclosed with
blinds other buildings much needed
and churches about three quarters of miles distant
Said property with the stock and tools desre will be sold
very cheap. Title good. JAS. Z. WELLS,
umh raudS ul lvan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-21
MARRIED,

On the morning of the 2Ist instant, by the Rev.
John smith, OLIVER B. DENHAM, ESQ. to
city. 'N VI III
On the l4th instant, at Jefferson CITY, Missouri.
~ ths Rev. MI Letturich, RORERf j. LACK
daughter of Elk Governor King of Missouri 6'
O9 q the 18th inst, Mrs. DOROTHY H.KNOTT,
On the 18th instant. GEORGE W., in the 18th
Smith. We -N "eOeoca " .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-21
The Maine Election.

BANGOR, sept N-The vote for Congress IN
the sixth District is very close 90 e. :. a.
known, Foster, Republican, has SOS majority In
Hancock, and go In Washington counties. while
tue Democrats claim for bradbury 900 majority
bic correct 10 P'oOa
This allows Foster % majority. An error Is
alleged. however, In the footings Of Flanooc ana
Washington, In favor Of Bradbury, SO that tbe
omclai count only can determine the result
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-21
New York Narkets,

NV YORK, Sept. 81 .-FIOur advanced: sales
Of "a 500 bills; State s. l5a5 IS Ohio IS seas ~;
Southern 81 7Oa5 50.
Wheat is heavy; sales Of 1000 bushels; red
at ll5al22c., white l25al4Gc
Corn buoyant sales Of 30, 200 bushels; mixed at
1Oa75c.. white Sc.
Pork is quiet; mess at ST. IS; prime at SIS 25a
Is 40 Lard is quiet.
Whisky is QUIET at 2ic
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100 SEVENTH STREET. 400

THEEs r, FISH, 40
~ % boxes Goshen Cheese.
l-51d iis Goldfish,
: .0OO It's. Haks Fish,
I0G boxes Scaled HerringG,
Lea barrels Picked do.
90 do. No. Mackerel,
I5n box es Pearl Starch,
lie dozen Brooms.
~ do. Buckets,
just received and for sale nv
sea 5teo M6RRAY& sEMMFs.
TEAS, COFFEE, SUGAR, 60
Il ITO packages fresh Tea,
LA Tags Rio Coffee,
IS bags Toasted Coffee,
15boxe s fresh Ground Coffee,
Is hhds. Sugar,
% barrels Ref oed Sugar,
l25 boxes Adamantlne Candles.
~ Do. rs do; do; a., for hotels,
Just received and for sale by
ne 9-steo MURRAY a sEMMEs.
A IL THE BOOKS USED IN PROF. poS-
n aid MaoLsod's School, Cor sale A.
TAYLOR A. MAuRY'S.
seh-A So Pe4R. avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-21

NEW York, Sept. 2l.-stocks are higher Chi
eago ana Rock island, 81 ii Cumberland Coat
Co II; Illinois bonds, 81; La Crosse ana Mi n
Michigan southern, 23k; New York Centrai
rs Pa. Coal Co. "a; Reading Railroad, Az;
NJ Milwsnkie and Miss, loh; Cantons 10; Va 6's
81 \; Mo. 6's sls.
Sterling Exchange firm, 1IOalIOY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-21
BY J.. c. Nee UIRE q CO. AuOtioneers.

BY j. e. MEG UIRE a. CO.. Auctioneers.
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOITSE
~ KEEPING EFFECTS AT PUBLIC ucrIoN-Or
Thu RSDAY MORNING. September 81 at len
O'Clock. at the residence of DR. Btnney Prssidsnt
OF Columbia College, on Co leg Hill we sbalf 90 m
all his Furniture and Effects. cOmprising-
superior Rosewood Piano Forte, by a. ,uokhard
suite al handsome Walnut Carved ParlOT Furpi.
ture, IN satin Damask, comlrising French so
las, Arm Chairs and parOr Chairs all with
linen covers, 49, w"
Ma-ble-top Centre Table, Walnut whatnot
Brocatele covered ancy Chairs. G. III Shades
Superior and nearly new Velvet Pal Tor Garrett
Gllt Elrandoes, superior Carcel Lamp,
Card Tables, Work Tables, Hat Tree
Oleiuth, brussels Stair Carpet.
E1cellen. Wool Chamber Carpets throu, boat
SUITE OF Solid Walnut Carved Chamber Furniture
very superior,
Handsome Oak Cottage Net, with Marbles,
suite OF Cream -col9red Cottage Furniture, with
Double Bedstead, WIN
Two suites Of Cottage Furniture, with two Single
BedIteads to each, As1o
Feather Beds, holsters and Pillows
blankets, Comforts, Spreads,
T'l!et Sets, Looking Glasses Shades
Mahogany Dining Tables,
Arm Dining Chairs,
Gold Band Dinner. Tea and Coffee Sets.
silver plated Tea and Coffee Service
GlasswaTe, Table CUTLERY,
cooking Stove and Kitchen Utensils
WneelDeIrow, Hay Cutter, Spades RakesHn.
forms: All sums of and under sSn cash aver
mat amount q credit of % and 81 dsys for notes
bearing interest and satisfactorily endorsed
seI-d e.. Mcguire. 4 CO, Aucts
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Removal Of Restrtcttsus.

NEW YORK, Sept 20 AT a rneet,,, - Of.
Meath commissioners to-day Il was resolved 20
reduce the term Of detention OF New OrIeans sns
S inh vessels arriving at quarantine with
sickness on board TO eight days, and those with
out scknessto four days, thus shortening ibs
de'enton over one-haf The restrictions nnon
loading New Orleans and Charleston yesseIs 40
SudIdntlhe Were also thrown of, and steamer,
from New Orleans were allowed s,rsaro ,,or..s,
vessels from savannah were exempted from quar-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-21

By C. MCGUIRE Il co, Auctioneers.
COVER INTENT SALE OF SUNDRIES-
On MONDAY MORNING., September nth,
at 10 O'Clock, at The Washington AQueduct Office.
near Inc market house. GEORGETOWN. ID. c., we shall
sell, by order of Captain Meiss, engineer IN charge
OF the Water works, lot of SundrIes, comprising
A Large quantity of Blankets, Comforts, Bedticks
Sheets and BOlsters, ali of which have been
washed and e in good order,
Lot OF Grocke,y, Tin Ware. Cooking Utensils,
Do. Rope, Wrought and Cast Iron,
Sledge, Striking, Drilling and Concrete Hammers,
Hemp Guys, Blocks aud Falls. Rock Chains,
VIII 'elbarrOws, CrOwbars, Drills,
Grindstonss, Work Benches, Tables,
Leather Betting, of various sizes,
PICKS. shovels, Augers. saws. Mattocks, &c.
Together with large quantity ofdanIas ell wheel
barr0ws carts, lumber, iron and old tools.
Terms cash In specie
Sc rs J.C. MCGUIRE h CO., Aucts.
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Fire I'm Westsu. Ms-

ST. Louis, Sept ga destructive Are oc
CURED at Weston on the night Of the 18th instant
burning the furniture warehouses Of John Deity
ana shaw Newhouse, the grocery Of p Kauf-
man, the Court House, and two other building.
The loss Is estimated at SIS, 600, on which these
Is about 81, 900 insurance
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More Incendiarism.

NEW HoRh, sept. 20.-The Temporary build
inys erected by the health commissioner outside
.ne Quarantine grouds, for the accommodation OF
the sick islanders from the Infected dstrfcf uere
burnt last night.
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Boiler Explosion and Los. Of Life.

ONEIDA, N. Y, Sept. 90 The boiler N
By dyes factory, at oneida Castle. exploded thi.
morning, killing, the engineer, James Hernon,
and mortally wounding an employee, named
Bunnell. The buildings are badly wrecked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-21

The Suspension OF CHUBs co.-After N.
star went to press yesterday, the well-knovn
frm OF Chubb L Co., in This city, uspended nav.
ment We apprehend that the cause Of this disa..
ter may be traced to their successful exerions to
stem the general financial storm of last year, when
their house was the depository of from ten to
,Wehty times as much of the money Of our fel-
low-cltlzens OF the District of Columbia as at
present. For six months past they have for the
most part declined deposits, which accounts for
the faot that their liabilities for the deposits of
inaividuais in the District OF Columbia are no.
more than between SIS 600 and SIG 600 .,Fl1F
We are Informed that they expect to arrange for
the settlement of that Indebtedness so promptly
as toa, no assignment on their part will be called
lot or De needed They will continue their CON-
mission business, we hear as usual
Nesincerely trust that this favorable rstrespnt.
alton concerning the state Of their affairs in this
quarter may prove true to the letter for they de-
serve lhnhlte credit for the manner In which last
year 'ney MADE sacrifices TO paw every demand on
them, when others in similar business were fail.
Ing around them, and when failure on Their mart
would have injured this community perhaps to
the extent of $500, GOO OF their local nnsecprsd
Indebtedness not more than g. ONO a Ia sai5 9,
10 business men Of the District of Columbia.
CENTRE MARKET This morning the market
opened with an average attendance of dealers in
the sheds; but the wagon stands were NOT AS well
attended as usual. Business was as brisk AZ oen.
orally at the opening day Of the week The sup
plies were equal to the demand and of excellent
quality. The regulations were strictly enforced.
and good order prevailed during the morning.
NAVY fARD.-Yestefday afternoon the U g.
steamer Water Witch was hauled out from her
wharf into the stream. The Fulton is equally in
order. As was expected yesterday both vessels
Will move of together to-day. The united expe-
dition for Paraguay will sail about the LIST of Oc
tober.
Fills, the piano man, can't and room enonob
In bis old store TO do business, Is going to en-
large. improve and fix up generally In the
meantime he will remove To Coombs, NeIodeon
Hall, directly opposite his old store.
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By C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auciioneers.

BY J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
-FOUR EXCELLENT WORK HORSES At
y FCBL AUCTION THURSDAY MORN
ING. September Esd, at 10 o'clock in front of the
auction rooms we shall sell, without reserve. su
perIor Matched W ork Horses viz: '"
hne Bay Horses, 6 to years old,
excellent Roam Horses, years DID,
=, ALSO,
Buggy Wagon with Double Harness
excellent 4-seated small Family Carriage
Inc horses are gentle and kind and work well in
harness. WIN VIC" 1"
Terms: One half cash: the residue in GO and %
DAYS for satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing in
se2I-d &c. MeGIJRE g. On a,..-
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers.

By J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
VINRESERVED SALE OF THREE SMALL,
,Eir,,ASD yALUhBLE SQUARES OF GRoUND.-On
tGrSDh hFTERNOON, October 5th, at FIVE
highest bidders the following very valuable cal
Square No. 81, fronting respectively on yernon,
avenue, north street, and 18th street west. and
containing ,760 square feet, ' ~
square NO. 81. fronting on Vermont avenue
III 42S square feet, ~
These two squares are handsomely located IN the
proving IN that direction. T' ''A
Also, square No. 62I, fronting respectively on
view Jerse avenue, north f. street, and LIST street
West. Ia the immediate vicinity of the Railroad
Titles perfect. e'"'
Terms One fourth cash the residue in G, y and
on the premises. " nus
sc 2l-eOd J. g., McGIJIRES ca auo,s
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Prem Santa Ne.

ct. Louis, sept 2O.-Santa Fe dates TO the Both
have been received. The Navajo Indian. nd
been granted ten days to bring In the murderer
OF Major Brooks servant. The troops Al Fort
Defiance Were preparing for an anticipated war
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 21.-Flour is dull and droop-
ing; Howard street and Ohio IS 2paS5 n
Wheat Is dull; red lISaI3Oc; white l2o,lsO
Corn Is steady; white, 7eaeOc.
Provisions are very dull. Bacon-shoulders On
a7c.; sides ska acc.
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Balloon Akcensiau.

PITrsFIKLD, Mass, Sept 20.-H AZ. Spencer
made successful balloon ascension from This
town on saturday. He reached Nortbchester in
forty minutes, and returned to Pittsneld ON the
evening train
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AUCTION SALES.


By J. @. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auet,oneers.
NAE OF SMALL BRICK DWELLING
mn SUsk AND LOT IN THE FIRST WARD.-On
~ pESDAf AFTERNOON. September 2Ist, At
s. 10 sasas,o s the PROMISES we shall sell Lot No.
strest w 10 POINTING 81 feet 10 inches on 18th
bsct as ,oetween north and l. streets. running
n,en,s 90 20 SD-teet alley with the improve
ta1p,ns 1 rnan OF two story Brick House con
reIs 0ns third cash; the residue in 6. aand IL
~ nrs, VIII interest, secured by deed ia trusr on
sel7-d JAS. Z. MCGUIRE Co. Anc.,
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By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
AUcTloN..On SATURDAY. the 25th instant,
snail SELL IN front OF the premises, at O'clock D.
MI part OF original Lots No. and 5, in Square north
ol Square No. 5l5, having a front of Is feet ON L
street north, and running back 90 feet inches be-
tween 4th and 5th streets west. with the improve.
ment thereon, which conslsts of good convenient
twO-stOry Brick Dwelling House.
The attention of PEI wishing to purchase I,
residence, In quiet and healthy section of the cty
sold. ~ "
Terms: One fourth cash balance in and u
months, lot notes bearing interest, secured by a
deed OF trust upon the premises.
Sc l8-d A GREEN Auo,
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by A. GREEN, Auotiopeer

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
,AuCTIoN:-On FRIDAY, the Gath instant.
s ns SCI, IN front OF the premises. at haf-past five
having front Of Is feet on 81 street west and
ming back IS feet between 4, and nj streets north,
win the improvements, which consist OF a good
two story Frame House, O ntaiainr S good sized
rooms, conveniently anged.
Terms One half cash: balance in ard II months,
Tor notes bearing interest. ID by deed oftrusf
upon the premises. Title perfect.
seAd A. GREEN auct
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

IL Though "The star" is printed on the
fastest steam press in use south of Bsiti-
more, its edition is so large as to require it
10 be put TO press mt an early hour, Adver-
hsPments, therefore, should be sent IN by ?
O'Clock, M; otherwise they may not appear
until the next day. .s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-21
AUCTION SALES

Fog SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-Tne
Farm IN Prince George county Md known n
Mount Pleasant, (Of about e212 acres miles from
ime fr T be sold on the 4th Of October prox
lohs the lands OF ii. u. Thorn and others mas good
evening and al tn necessary outbuidinrs, and a
me ocnafd Oh al Kinds of fruit and well water ed
IN eaoh helf Title guaranteed. At the same Time
VIII 0e offered the Cattle &C., on the place Terms
made known on the day of sale
sc 81 dtOot4 JOHN = + TpOpN
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RAlLlFF'S SA LE.-In virtue of an order Of dis
= tram from Robert Crult, against the goods and
chattels OF John w. Allen. and 10 me direcfed' I
shall expose to public sale, for cash on the premises
situate On !4th street west, between and q streets
north on FRIDAY. the oath day OF September asa
commencing at 10 O'Clock, a. M, the following de-
scrlbed goods and ohattes to wit; ms "e
One Piano, Stool, and Cover
Four large oil Paintings
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Two naIr cloth Sofas, spring seat Chairs
viewer anu hair cloth Rocking Chars
EngravlnGs. with keys, } Curtains CornIce.
Bedst'ads, Beds, BOlsters, Pillows
nne handsome Cottage Set, Toilet Sets
Buresus, Tables, carved wood seat Chairs
Hair, shuck and cotton Mattresses
ts"oklng Glasses, China, Glass and Crockerv Va,
Cooking and other Stoves. Kitchen Reonisites
Together with other articles not epnmeratei"
JOHN III. STEWART Rail H
se18-5t BONTZ A. COnNRSo pa LII u,
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WYMAN always was a favorite in Georgetown.
and last night he received an enthusiastic wei
come. He gives an exhibition this afternoon AZ
3H o'clock, and also this and to- morrow evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-21

TRrALsAT THE GUARD HousE.-Wm. Daley,
disordeTly, throwing stones, and assault; fine
and costs 1873, workhouse ninety days in de-
fault Of payment. Timothy BOYLE, drunk and
disorderiy; S6.l5. Matthew Hope, drunk and
disorderly; 81 Is. Thos. Sampson, disorderly !;
81 So. James Hampton do, do. '
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-Ip y1rtpe OF a n.y., .,
Iva pen fsoias, issued from the Clerks Once OF
the CIRCUIT Court of the District of Columbia for
the County OF washing ton, and to me directed
shall expose to public sale for CASH in front OF The
GonIt House door of said county, on TUESDAY,,
i,I!oylng described property, TO wit: All Sam'I AT.
knghfs right Title claim and interest in and to that
part or Original Lot No. ?. in Square No Si9 front
ing 70 feet on III street north, and bounded az fol-
lows: commencing at point IS feet inch from the
running thence north on line with IIth street o.
ieet' thence west on line with said street 3
ieet' thence Sooth on line with said lth street ae
- leet 70 tae place Of BEGINNING, containing 245n
sausre 1eet more or less In the city of
ments thereon. seized and levied upon as the proo
erty OF - Knight. and will be sold to satisfy 1udi
Gals no SAB to October term. 1884, an favor OF hos
Z. and AtehAna &, Staley, by their next friend
AsbuIy LlUyd; VS.. Samuel NJ. knight, VIM w
Campbell and John II. Tucker.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
Sc IN-ts Tor the District of Col n.nilIa