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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

"Capt. Ommsny, of Her Britannia Maisstv,, -:
Brunswick, offered to oparsts with me- in rs,o,;n
The party from Point Arenas; but az they sa.o
co1ntiymeo dssnedit PROPER todscEas Che ns, m
% ton, Of foreign flag" f"'''''
In = letter oil. Deaepber ISthn Com. Pauldipg give
ha particulars Of The landing Of tie marines and az.
men at Point Arenas, under circumstances of ares
difficulty, vet everything was done in SO sesm.nIL
and skful manner, that it was accomplished in In
shortest possible time, withoutlO loss or accident
Ia .ths excellent discipline and fine bearing Of H.
officers and men, he says he ID indebted in The nar
formancs of this most unpleasant service for the .,
smp,ion from all casualty or accident. There was =,
ous Injured and no loss of any kind sustained. n
commanding officer was ever sustained by body q
officers and men ia manner more highly to com
msnd his admiration and respect.
The Cabinet had the matter OF the arrest Of Walk.
before them to-day. Although the arrest il M.
strictly justified by the Instructions given to CON-
modors Paudpg, tits conceived that the Casa s y.,,
much paIiated by the circumstances under which y,
explained by him, it WAS effected Walker will h.
rsIesssd from his present arrest and il is probab,s
process will be commenced TO bring bun To trial f.
= violation of the neutrality. laws. ~
Cant. Euele had fong interview With the prs.;
dent TO day and detsiIed to him all the crcumstancss
connected with tbs arrest Of Gen. Walker.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
WALKER MEETINGS.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3O.-Ths news OF the csy.
tnrs Of Gen. Walker is received here with ndpoL
ton sud rxecration. A meeting will be he'd to nislt
To give expression to the feelings of the community
MOBILE. DEC. 3j.--A Nicaraguan meeting ha. bee,
called. The excitement is intense.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
GEN WALKER SURRENDERS HIMSELF TO MAR
SHAL RYEDERS-THE PAROLE RENEWED

q. 5. Marshal OFFICE, Monday, Dec. %
This morning, at II O'clock, Gen. WIN. Walker
surrendered himself, in compliance with the terms OF
hs parole, Marshs Rynders, ut the office in College
place. Messrs. 7. +. Meagher aud Malcolm Camp
bell appeared "a Walkers legal advisers Inc Seu
eral accompanied by his frisud, Gen Wheat. drove
Gowa to the Marshsi's office In carriage Marshal
Rynders as coon he observed his visitor rushed at
him in most friendly way, grssped him by the hand
and exclaimed, "As Captain Rynders, General WAY
err I am most delighted to see you, but as Marshal'
land here the Captain gave one Of his significant
winks) you know, General, it is a different thing
altogether" General Walker returned the Mar
sha's compliments, with his customary sang trod,
and handed him letter. Of which the following ls
copy: .... .."' '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

DyAp.-Robert Smith. formerly OF 'n W., ns.,sgs
on board the sloop A. i. Ifoe"rd: gu . rs MOO.
rum Bladen.burs 10 Washington, STEW DAYS "s''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

CoRs.-Sales were inside in Norfolk: sa'1;iaa co.;
new corn, by weight, a. follows; N'h''
White 81; Yellow 5SaGD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

BALTIMORE, DEC. 30.-Flour j. ~, Gai, ,sd II TO
casb, to Is on time White wheat a. tn al, ysl.
81 o.. Corn is quiet; sales OF white al ~ ~
low Sc to 20 cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

DEAD-Robert Pollard formerly o, ,, H", If ns.
county, Va, died in Manchester on the fh ,..vs.
cember, in the 57'h year OF HE age i'' 'e''''
wife and eight children
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
SuIpMENTS or GOLD FROM CALIFORNIA

SHIPMENTS OF GOLD FROM CALIFORNIA.
Tne following is a comparative statement Of the
shio.mnts Of treasure from California for eleven
months of 1856 aud 1857 ...
la,7- 4+3l2, $3.50 48
Falling of in 1857. s2&,4,@7 Us
TIE shipments during December, lSo6, were
sl494l3i "a showing that an export of q, s9 S9 W
Tor the month 10 necessary to equal the total
exports Of 1856 -i ...1 "..' ''...-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

AT Auction The tavern, grounds, e s.- 18Th
Chesterfield Courthouse, are to be s"'' y" w.
January, at auction.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

SALE OF NE6RoEs.--At sale Of negroes nss' ~!
le., King William county, last wrrS' The o!.y"aDs
prices obtained IN sx months rre'''' Do no.
bearing interest: Woman and i've children, 80
sooi man y ' or IS vsars DID, ;gOo nsn co years
old SJS0, Ayerags Sisl 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
From the Reporter FOR the Associated Pre'sI

The instructions to Commodore PsuldiD. were ne
cesssrly general in their nature. it being impossible
for the Government to anticipate every state OF CA,
cunstances, ana not until his off "ia despatch shhh
have been consfared viii it be determined whether
or not he was justified 10 arrestlng Gen. walker.
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UsrrEp STATES FLAG SHIP WABASH.

OH San Juan dr1 NUft5' DEC. ~ roJ.
SIR This will be handed TO you by Gen. William
Walker, who has given me his parole of honor that
be will present Il to you in person. ....
With the naval force OF this squadron arrested
Cen Walker on "Punia Arenas y on the 9Th inst,
for a violation of the neutrality laws ct the United
States, he having sst OIL foot in the United States
nm unlawful military organization, to make
war on people with whom We are at peace, and was
ut the time OF his at the head Of said organzl
ton, in the act of making war above stated. -.
As Marshal of thA Southern District Of New York,
l consgn him to your custody. 3. w.. -
am sir vary respectfully your Obetliant servant,
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provided they should find there was not any formula
| BILE opposition.
| With small force Colonel Anderson proceeded to
| execute the order. He arrived at Castillo Niejo,
Dec. cut from her fatenings the river steamer Bull
and then the Morgan then took possession OF the
Ogden. The enemy-the Costa Rcans-tired one
voiley of musketry. They put o,e ak pound SHOT
through the Ogden. As there was 90 more firing, on
the afternoon Of the same day CocIel Anderson took
possession of the Fort
lie captured six guns. one lspomd brass. one D.
pound iron. one pound brass. ont 4pounder, one
l2.pcuud howi;zer, and one hundred and fifty mug
kets, with corresponding ammunition for sl 0num.
Der of cattle, mich cows, commissary stores az well
"a qunrtermasters stores as cotton, clothing, and the
like
On the morning of the 9Th, Colonel Anderson sent
Lieutenant Belchsr on the Ogedn with fifteen men
and took the steamer Virgin, lying above the Toro
Rapids.
On The 9th the United States steam irigate Wabash
arrived off San Juan del Sorte. The same morning
Her British Masstys steamer Brunswick, propeller,
and Leopard side-wheeI, arrived off Sap juan. On
the afternoon of the 9TH the United States steamer
Fulton arrived, making four steamers two British
and Two American Including the Saratogal III the
port. ..s
launch put Oft from the Saratoga. filed With armed
men, and proceed toward the mouth OF the river. He
sent Capt. Fayssopx to See what It meant As The
Captain approached the launch he was hailed. aud
told that no COu&o not 70 up TIC SoPs - "
piled, This is Nicaraguan boat, in Nicssuesn va
ters." But the same order Wa repeated" You can
not 20 up Capt. Fayssou1 asked by what authority
he vas forbidden. He was answered, "Bycrders Of
Commodore Paulding." Capt. F. asked who gave
The order, and waa answered Lieut. Cilley, of The
Saratoga. A. soon as these facts were reported to
Gen. Walker, Capt. F. was ordered to 60 % board
the Wabash, and explain to the Conmodorethe posi-
ton of Gen. Walkers oommsnd-that portion OF
bis force was ND the riverthe necessity Of the Gene
rails holding communication with it II bis fo:ce we're
to be kept prisoners 10 their own Damp, and hamper
ed in their opsratons-he wanted to know II as soon
% possible.
On the morning Of the 9Th Captain Fsyssoux went
IN board the Wabash. Soon afterwards General
Walker noticed that the Commodore's penant was
moved from the Wabash TO the Fulton soon after
the Fulton came into the barbor, up to the hulk op.
poste the Tranct Companys building and there land
"A Iarps force OF saiors and marines. At the same
fine number Of small boats and cutters fully man.
mad and provided with boat howitzers were ranged in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-27
By J, C. McGI1IRE Auct,onssr

I'RtSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
u IN GEoR6ETowS.-By virtue of a deed i'm trust
rom CalLarlne Norman, bearing date the l9t n of
NAV, 1851, and recorded in LIber }. A. =, No I3I
iohos 200 ct esq. the subscriber will sell at pubic
sale on FRIDAY, the 3dtn day Of July, IS5s AZ
O'Clock p. ln., ON the premises, part of Lot No lO4
IN Beall's addition TO Georgetown, fronting forty
ieet on Beall street, between Montgomery and reen
streets, ana running back with that width the depth
a frame dwelling house.
Terms OF sale One half cash and balance in six
Snu Twelve months, for notes bearing interest from
day OF sale, secured upon the property and If moi
complied with In SIX days after the sale the
peIse of the purchaser.
All convey ances at the ex pense of the purchaser,
CIIAS. =. WALLACE, Trustee
jy l7-eo&ds JAS C. Mc(iITIRE Auct
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BY j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO
- the subscriber, bearing date the 81 ST of Decem-
Der, IN the year eighteen hundred and fifty six
Ns56D and recorded Ia Llber J. A. : at folio S. ct
sea- ana made TO secure a certain debt que Jud son
Mitchell. the SUBSCRIBER, AZ ~ O'Clock m ON FRI
DAY uly Spth, at j. g. McGuITe's Auction store
IN washington cty. ID. c.. 10 accomplish the object
OF said deed, will offer for sale at public auction tue
Country Seat called 'EckIngtOn" in WASHINGTON
county, being the residence of Jose oh GhIes Eso
lt is bounded On the east by the new BlAdensburg
road on the west 10y the land of the late Washing
ton Berry north by Seaner & keatipy's lands and
south by the City boundary line. is very highly
improved and contains one hundred and seven Cld7)
acres or thereabout.
Terms Of Sale: The purchaser will be required
10 pay one Ioufth of the purchase la hard at
the time Of sale the residue g. - anu 10 months
from the day Of sale, with interest thereon from
said date and to give his notes for such de ferred
payments, secured by deed of trust of The preInl
lses.
If the purchaser shall fail TO comply with the
terms OF sale within ten days of the day of sale the
subscriber reserves the right Ia resell the land and
premises for cash, ate ten days previous notice
at the risk of such defaultLng purchaser.
JOHN Il. MITCHELL, Trustee.
WI eoSds j. G.. McitT RE- Auef
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auotloneer.

BY A. GKEEN, AuotlOneer.
A VALUABLE CORNER LOT IN THE
"A FIRST WAkD AT AuCTIoN.-On MONDAY,
the 26t instant shall sell. in frOEt of the premises
at o'ciock. p m that fine and desirable Build ins
Lot known as Lot NO. z, IN square les, having y
north front OF SIXTY feet nine inches ON g street
north and running back l28 feet ga inches on est
street. towards r, containing 1919 IT, lU0 square fee
of ground.
This lot is directly opposite the beautiful resi-
dence OF Senator Seward, and obliauely oppos II g
that OF the Russ ian Minister. Persons wishing 10
procure hrstrate building lot this section of the
city Will do we'll to attend the sale, as bargain may
DO had. ~ '
Terms: One half cash. the balance IN thirty and
sixty day for notes without interest To be secuI ed
by deed Of trust upon the property.
~ I'D A. GREEN, AuctlOneer.
t[TTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until MONDAY. the I'd day of August same hour
when il will positively take plsce.
jy A. GREEN, Auct
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Kfn0nrf1I-

NEW YoRK, July 27.-Stocks are frmer Chi
cago and Rock island Il; Illinois Central shares
30; La Crosse and Milwaukee SO; Mich Southern
Reading *; Mil. and Miss. ia; Cantons ~ =;
MiSsOuTiG's S5A.
Sterling Exchange Is firm al l0gS aIvsx
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By j, C. McGIJIRE. Apc,ionee,
EDWARD McCANN, Trustee.
~ 6-N j. G. McG UIRE. Ancf
By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

oI N VNE EN, huctlOneer.
ANDSOME BUILDING LOTS EAST OF
THE CAPITOL AT AUCTInN.-On TUESDAY
the Hth In.tant, shall sell front of the premises
AZ nan past clock M, fine Building Lots. sat
uaIed az The corner Of 18th street east and south
street., being Lots Nos Is l6 H. 10 and 49, in Squsre
NO: i,liI, the wnoe containing about 10000 square
lest, but Will be sold IN lots Ia SUIT purchasers
Ierins One fourth cash balance in 6, II, and Is
nohths Tor notes caring interest from Gay of sale
A deed gwen and deed of trust taken Titie iudIs
puta5ie, direct from the Government.
~ n. GREEN. Auct.
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III e n.

On Saturday, oath, JOSEPH JOHNSON, in the
esd year OF his age formerly Of st. Marvs, hut for
the last IS ears resident of Washington. His end
was calm nd peaceful He died good Christian
No sickness or sorrow or pain
Shall ever dsquiet HIM now,
For dR6th to his spirit was gain,
Since Christ was his life when below.
(Ale1. papers please cOpY.l
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMRNI,t
lnpa - lQEl

Sealed proposals will be received at this depart-
inent until u O'Clock noon OF Monday, the 9th OF
August next, for ten millions of stock of the United
states TO lie issued under the of I4th June IN
slant Sad stock will he reimbursable m IS years
from the list of January next and bear interest at
per centum per annum, paw able annually ON IA
First DAYS of January and July Of each year
No bad Will he received below par and none for any
fraction ofone thousand dollars. No bad will he con
sdered unless one per cent. of the is depos.
tied. sub ect to the order of the Secretary OF the
Treasury, with a depostary of the United States
whose certificate OF the same must accompany
the bid. In all cases the bids he uncondtiona
and without reference to bids of others, and must
state the premium offered therein.
The sealed proposals should he endorsed on the
outside of the envelope Proposals for loan of iss
and be addressed to the Secretary of Treaspr,
Washington, ID. T.. The sums which NAV De ac
cepted from any bidder wal he required To be paid 10
the depOsltary ofthe United States nearest TO ms
residence, or Indicated most convenient by him
Should bds he accepted from parties not residing
within the United States, they will be required 10
dsposIte the principal and premium with the assist
ant treasurers at Boston, New York. PhilaselphIa,
or New Orleans.
Certificates of stock for sums Of one thousand
dollars each. payable TO the successful bidders or
bearer. with coupons of annual interest FROM
the LIST Of January next, also able to bearer at
tached thereto will be issued for the amount of the
accepted bids upon the cert of deposie 10 m.
credit Of the Treasurer Of the United States with
the depositaries Of the United States. The STOCK
will IN all c'ses bear interest from the date of such
deposite The interest from that date TO the nj of
January will be PAID To he bidder or has
attorney 10y the deposltary where the depOsIte was
made.
Successful bidders wall he required 10 deposIte "a.
principal and premium of their accepted bids on or
before The ST Jay of September next. The prelimI
nary deposte Of one per cent. will he ipmedIstely
directed 10 be returned to the &C sfu bdoers
HOWELL COBB
lie 29-lawtAng9 Secretary OF the Treasure
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BY ]. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
r USTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE INT


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
i PROVED REAL ESTATE ON NORTH l., BETWEEN
r OUR Al AND FIFTH STREETS whsr-lS, virtue of
deed IN trust, bear date the Ieth day Of Ictob
1857, duly executed ard recorded the subscriber VI IN
EEL at PIbllc sac, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF
June, 1888, AT oc ock p. m on the premises 30
subdIvIs of Lot No. p, la square No SIS front,
ing feetS nche north street, between Four
and fifth streets west aud running back To An aley
with the improvements which consist of well built
three story Brick House. '
Terms of sale: One third cash balance in g. -
and IL months Tor notes secured upon the properly
by deed IN trust, and bearing interest frus day of
sale and II not complied with in SIX day after the
sale, the property Will be resold at the risk and ex
peLse of the purchaser. The trustee will convey
only such title az is vested In him.
All conveyan at the ex pc Sc of the purcbaser
CHAS. G. WA Ill. aCH, trustee
June lo-eo&ds JAS c. MEG UIsE, Auct.
IL THE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE
sale having falied To comply with the terms of q
sale, the property wall be resold, ON THURSDAN,
me 18th day of JAY, 1885, at o'clock o. In on the
PreInls At his risk an Expense AID 500 ca n
he required To tie paid on the premises Imntediste
alter The sale and If not then paid the property Al
be iu medIatey out 40 and rssod.
CHAS. -. WALLACE, Trustee
Nv l7-eO& DIS JAS. q. Nctit'IRE Anc,
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY A. GREEN, Auotioneer
TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE NGROIJND
J. RENT on 10TH BETWEEN r. ann r SrSsty.
AT AUCTioN...On WEDNESDAY, the 28th INST,
virtue of five ii. fas and order of the BaIiIfF two
story Brick House, situated on part Lot No. i'm
square NO. 81. on 10th street, near the Baptist
Church. between f. and sits.
Terms cash.
All conveyance at the cost of the purchaser
jy 26 st A GREEN Ave-,
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New York Markets .

NEW YoRK, July % Flour Is quiet; sales az
southern 81 a5aSi Is ~
w heat j. lower; sales OF %, 500 bush; South
ern white 81 S}k, red 81 3OaI S9 Western red al
81 uJal .Oe, white 81 ~
Corn is very dull sales unimportant; prices
nominal f'
Pork is steady at 81 a5aI3 35 prime sl3 s5a
l1W- Lard - steady at lI4aIIL
Whisky is firmat "a \ a25c
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By A. GREEN, Auctione

by A. UKEEN, AuctIOnes r.
I'RUSTEE'S SAIL Will be sold ON THURS
L DAY. 18th Al gust next. at 10 o'clock a. m. ON
7th street, near the Centre Market to the highest
bidder, Tor cash. one bay heTse, gray horse
one wagon and one double sett OF harness. 20 salts
~ certain debts and notes, secured by a deed OF
trust recorded IN lIber A. =, No. I23. tollOs 2no
!Oi 4Dl, OF the land records of Washington county
Dc. h. EDMUND CLARK, Trustee
A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
1-DAX& TOMORROW MORNING

AUCTION SALES. ASS
O-DAX& TOMORROW MORNING.
b! E. 8: WRIGHT. George'own
AFrERNoaG6AAg Dc1t On fS TsEs
tSo story sriet NH H sell an front Of the premises
east side Of street near on dse
rent MAS =. az per annun' Tels Ps!isss: M '1''
By. C. Mcguire L CO.. Auc,,on..r. :
SPLENDID BUILDING LOT Ar THE con
TuEspai AF R o5 Su, AY s.s .
past O'Clock. on the premises, we shall sell With
in snSdVison Of seusre i So @ =, ot No.
corner ofnorth and Sd streets west HAVING front
on street Of % feet inches and running back 100
ground. The intsrsection Of Mas Saseits ave. e
Lue with street at this point make large opep
space IN front. renderng this Lot very eligI az
sie TOT private residence or for business purposes
Terms Une- fourth cash the residue in s, 10 and
10 months, for satisfactorily secured notes bearing
iy I'D C. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auots.
BY }. C. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
Proved PROPERTY ON 9Th STREET Wlsr BIZ
I II.rN e aN1h STREKIs NoRTH.-On TUESDAY
premises, by virtue or deed of trust, dsted March
stn lS5' and duly recorded in Liber j. A. = No a.
t % O. one OF the land records for W ashtng
ton county. IN the District of Columbia shall sell
Lot numbered IL, In Square numbered 4e6 fronting
. feet on 9Th street west between and H streets
improvements. consisting of two story RnnS
Dwelling house containing rooms, with q bakery
and stable attached. There is also large ostern for
Terms: One-half cash; the residue in ard -
months, with interest," secured by deed OF trust on
EDWARD McCANN, Trustee.
~ 3-N j. G. MCGUIRE, Auct
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BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.

THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
1 NORTH OF PRESIDENTS MANSION AT AucrIoS
On RlDAI, the I'D instant, 1 shall sell, no frot
OF the premises, commencing on the rst mentlonsd
property, At O'Clock p. M, the following yaushla
building lots. VIZ: s -'au"o'o
Lot No 81, in square No. l26. having front or II
feet on 18th street west, betw cen 4 and straa,s
north. rms property Is but a short Distance from
laiay ette square, having a large space In front
~"aAiiso''out"'s
Also, Immediately after tho sale of the above, we
shali proceed to sell Lot in square No. 1884, having
'front.' OF - ieet 10 inches on north h. bet vsen 18th
Az teSts vest, running back toa ~ feet alley.
AtsS, LOT mo. u. IN square No. l46 having front
VI hily Ieet on north NJ, between 18th and 18th
snsets west running hack le feet to 81 feet alley
Ierms One fourth Ca an; balance IN 6, IL, and is
months, for notes bearing interest from day Of sale
deed siven and deed Of trust taken: Title IN
disputabe. A. GREEN,
~ It'd Auctioneer.
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Baltimore Naapksss

BALTIMORE, July s7.-Flour is frmer: p.v
CITY Mills - 1ias5; old Ohio aud Howard st
are held at 81 50.
Wheat is nrm and advanced fair TO good
red Al l2a1 20; fair TO prime white 81 aOaI al
Corn is frmer; white at s2a5ic yellow at SEA
90 cts ' ~
Provisions closed duh aud generally lower
Bacon 6&ask; bulk shoulders &c sides Sc
Whisky is dali at 26a2.c
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DOWLAND'S MACCASSAR OIL It GIBBS
~ Hair StoIo, near 18th street, 10 S-Sm
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/ w. PLANT, UNDERTAKES, No. l8 7th
cons street, between rec and H, keeps
Suired in his !ins-a fine Hearse aEaas~
Patent Corpse Preservers, c., &c His charges are
of the day night. Hacks furnished for fnsrals AZ
lowest possible rates. snaJ,
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NARSHAL'S SALE. In virtue of a wrIt
1N1 OF herr facas issued from the Clerks ofice of
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columsa for the
County OF Washington, and to me directed. shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, In front of III
Court house door of aid county, on THURSDAY.
the 18th day OF August, 1883, at u O'Clock M, the fol-
right, title, claim. and interest in and to Lot No
In Square No Sl5. fronting = feet on II street north
IN the city OF Washington, d. G.. together with All
and sing ular the lmprOv ements thereon, seized and
levied upon as the property of SamI NJ. KING hit and
all he sold to satisfy JudcIais No I16 To botob n
term, 1853, IN favor of w. II. Dove, use OF Taonas
Brown.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
w Al-dts for the DISTINCT of Columbia.
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PENNIKs.-Those In want of Pennies for chang
ter of the Star Office. " ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-27

Pic NIc.-The Vigilsnt Fire Company, Of
Georgetown, visit Arlington to-morcw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-27

ExcURsION.-The E street Baptist Sabbatl
School spend to-day at Glymont The merr
parties on their way to the steamer made Sew
enth street gay this morning, with their neat an
Pearance and happy faces. number of parent
OF the scholars and friends Of the school accom-
pany the party.