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By BARNARD BUCKEY: Georgetowo-

E'oh SAIE-FIvE VALUABLE BUILDING LoTs
sell, at public auction. on TUESDAY, the 8th of
June, az o clock p IN ave valuable Lots. belong
ON Congress AID Road streets. These lots are
among the bandsomsst ever offered IN this place !;
The plat can he before day of sale at Barnard
a. bucGeys auction store, and on the ground on the
would recommend these lots to those persons
nlty like this seldom offers ~ NrpO'"
Terms: One NTH in cash; balance in equ.l annual
Instruments, payable In 2 8, and years, with in
ierest deed given and deed OF trust tax en- 10 Sc
cur' deferred payments.
2-d,s BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts.
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BY WALL h BARNARD, Auctioneers.
UNDIVIDED SQUARE AT AUCTIO N.-On
~ FRIDAY AFTERNOON. nth instant at s
O'Clock In front OF our auction room, ccrner 9Th st.
and "a. avenue, we Will sell the whole of Square
between 18th and 18th streets west, a d on ew
Hampshire avenue, rs enc sed win new ana sub
ulatIon. The Square will he sold whole or divided
je SITS WALL Il BARNARD. Aucts.
j ma 10 JOHN +. ELLIS
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by A. GREEN. AuctIont or.

by A. GREEN, AuctIonter.
Handsome BUILDING LOT ON CAPITOL
II HILL AT AUcrIoN.-On FRIDAY, the nth In-
slant shall sell, IN front Of the prImlses, at ak
O'Clock. Lot b, being part of James Crutchetts sub
DIVISION of Lot No. Z, in Square No 755, having
front Of ls feet north street, and running back
100 feet between I'd and Sd streets east, forming
very handsome aud desirable building lot in quiet
and Improving section of the CITY.
lie ms: One third ,sh balance IN 6, Il, and Is
months for notes bearing interest to be secured by
deed Of tru 4 upon the property,
Title indisputsbe.
is5d A. GREEN, Auct.
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Military and Naval Movements.

CHARLESTON, June 6 The Government steam
ship Atlantic arrived to-day from Key West
with troops for Fort Moultrie. She reports tn.
United States steamer w alter Witch at Key West
on the Sd; she was taking in coal, and would
leave the next day a cruise
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BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

TNHREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE ANBLOT
Il AND VACANT Lot ADJOINING, ON SrREET
MAR THE CIRCLE, IN THE FIRST WARD, AT AUC-
TIoN.-On WEDNESDAY,, the 9th instant, shall
sell. IN front OF the premises, at O'Clock .. In.,
good three story Brick House, containing Is or IL
conveniently arranged rooms, wide hail. and kitch-
en- the Lot on winch 10 stands. and handsome build
ing lot adjoining, being Lot No. ls and part Of Lot
No. 49, In Square No 10.
This property is handsomely situated on the south
side of north X, between 18th and 2Sth streets
tie west of the Circle The whole property fronts
street 81 feet, running hack average depth Of
about l0i feet to WIDE alley, has well of excellent
water in the yard, and the walls of brick huicIng
I'm the rear.
Terms: One fourth cash: the balance IN six
twelve and eg hteeL months, for notes bear ng inte
rest to be secured 10y deed oftrust upon the prop
Title Indisputabie. A deed given and a deed of
trust taken.
je3d A. GREEN, Auct.
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BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctoneers
VAEuABLk LOT ON THE ISLAND.-On
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. 9TH instant
at D O'Clock, IN front of the premises, we will sell
Lot NO 10, IN subdivision of Square 4S5 fronting "a
feet on 9Th street west and running back a. feet to
wide alley.
This lot is an pleasant ghborhood and presents
a rare chance To secure a good building lot.
Terms: One-third cash the residue IN 6 and u
months, with interest and secured by deed ftrust
Je3 WALL BARNARD, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES,
BY WALL a BARNARD. Auctio

BY WALL a. BARNARD, Auctioneers.
A SMALL FARM, SUITABLE FOR AGEN
n TLEMAh's COUNTRY RESIDENCE or FOR A
FTERNOON. June 10, at S O clock we shall sell
On the premises that beautiful small country place,
Georgetown and A lexapdria road, two miles from
TIE Long Bridge and adjoining the property Of Jas.
of good and highly improved land; about ten acres
IN good wood. The improvements consist of
and comfortable cottage built Dwelling, new STA
bles, new Fencing, young Orchard, Vines, bearius
Fruit Trees. &c. The crops OF vegetables now
growing will be given IN the sale. There is Pump
of good Water close by the door, Spring Of excel
lent water. and unialling stream runs thrOugh the
place. In fact for a country residence for dong
business IN the city 1t Offers 4 opportunity. u
perfectly free ON n,alarlous diseases.
FERNS: One fourth cssh the residue in G, -, Is,
deed of trust taken.
tests WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
slant shall SELL at the resdence of w. ii. Rrere-
ton, Esq No ss62,l on eth, between and streets.
ment Of House hod ard Kitchen Furniture, such as
Mahogany Sofa. Rocker and Chairs,
DO. Marble-top Centre Table,
DO. Sideboard and t,xtensIon Table,
DO. Dressing Marble-top Bureau,
Cottage Bedsteads, wsshstands and Toilet Sets,
G!lt frame French Mirror, hne Clock,
Dama.k Lace Curtains, with Corn'ees and Pix
BRUSSELS. Ingram and stEir Carpets.
Oilcloth. and Hat Rack.
FsstheT Beds, Boosters and Pillows,
HaIr, Cation ana Shuck Mattresses.
Cane aud " God seat Chairs, Tn Safe, &C.,
China. q - AID Crookery Ware,
Win general assortment Ol Kitchen Requisites
and great many other a-tcles which we deem
Terms All sums under s25, cash: over SIS. q
credit Of 60 aud ~ day for notes satisfactorily ca
dorsed, bearing interest.
je5-d A. GREEN. Auct.
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BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

UNKUSTEE SALE OF NALUABIE HOI ~.
Il AND IoT ON i3rn STREET AT AUcrIoN.-Ry
virtue of deed Of trust, bearing date October "a
ton unity, d. c., in LIber j. A. =. No. So fclIos
&C., and of other authority conferred ON hiIu, The
uBders lgned trustee will sell at public auction on
TUESDAY, June q, ls,8, ht 6 clOok .. M, on the
premises. Lot No. 2, of the subdivision OF OTiElusl
Lots Nos ~ aud % IN Square No 81, IN the CITY q
Washington.
This lot ~ situated on 18Th street, between g and
III, aud improved by ha dsonle three story bTIck
Dwelling mo. AZ lSth STREET containing rooms
gas, fixtures &C with q brlck stable IN the rsaT 81
said dweIIns. Sale positive nd without reserve.
Terms made known At the time of sse.
j. Il. STEVENS. Trustee
ma 3l-d A.GRErN. AU,t
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BY BARNARD L BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
rENRUSTEES' SALE-By virtue of two deeds
Il of trust from Reuben Daw. dated March - and
November 4, 1858. will offer at auction on
WEDNESDAY, the l4th day OF July next, at So
O'Clock p m, on the premises, that piece of ground
bounded as follows, viz: Beginning at tine north
east corner OF the building situated at the ou'heast
intersection of Bridge and Congress streets, and
running thence Bridge street east feet IL ches
more or less, to JnO. erby, thence south ana par
al!e to Congress street. lao feet II ieet alley
thence west p ieet inches, ard thence north 40
feet to the beginning, with the ImpTovements-a s.
story brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale One third If the purchase money
to bs paid III cash, and the balance la two cqual iu
alta ments a. and - mOaihs, to be secured. Terms
of sale TO he compiled with la one EEK alter sale or
the property may he rosold after weeks mott 20,
at the risk and cost OF the first purchaser.
WALTER :. COX,
+. w. RISQUE.
Trustees GeoTs etOwu Building Assnciafiou
je 8 lsiwlm BARN ARD d BUCkEY, Auct
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GENERAL FINE PIANOS, hat little used G.
- sale at reat largains. Gail and see them.
John Y. ELLIS.
les SOC Pa. ave., bet. 9Th and 10Th s,s,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

10 ADvrRrIsERs IN ALExANDRIA.-Mr Geo
r.. French, In Alexandria, will receive and
promptly forward advertisements Intended for
The Star. Those in Alexandria desiring to avail
themselves of its immense circulation to bring
their business, wants other requirements to the
notice Of the public bad better call at his period
icdl depot.
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/ AWSON HOUSE, 4G6 18Th Street, 6sttrsen
l. Sfrsst aad the AcsHm.-There Is a few more
NOons, not yet taken al III above house which will
be let to frst class permanent BOardsrs Terms
liberal. large number of Table BoardeTs can also
will sppy soon.
Je5-lw A. X. HAFF.
JAVA CoFF EE-JAVA COFFEE IA full
- supply OF genuine Old Government Java Coffee
Is received tn day.
KING IL RURCHEIL,
ma ~ corner Vermont ave and lSt n 1T,
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The RESULT OF The ELECTION, YESTERDAY.
The scenes attendant upon the latter portion of
the municipal election In this city, yesterday are
elsewhere detailed Below, we give the result,
as compared with the municipal election Of 1855:
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JOIN A. SOMFRVILL
je Its WALL & BARNARD, Auc:s

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of four writs
w OF hen facias issued from the Clerks flee of
the Circuit Court of the District Of Coumsia for the
County of Washington, and 10 me directed, shall
eX pose to public sale, for CASH, IN front of the
Court House door of sand County, on FRIDAY.
the 18TH day Of June, 1885, IT u O'Clock T the fol-
lowing described property, to wit: All defendants
right, tle claim, and interest in and To part of res
walton No 10, beginning for the in the east n
oil "a street. at point, where the same is inter
sected Dy the no5th line of alley feet IL inches
SIde, opening a:O said ia street ard running hence
with the said east line OF said street north y feet
thence east IS feet, thence south - feet the SAID
alley, and thence with the west 81 fset To 81
street aud point of beg inning, together with all ad
singular the improvements thereon, in the city Of
Washington, ID. C.. seized and levied upon a. the
property OF James Wi Jams, and will he sold 10 sat
Isfy Judlcias, No ST. 80 S5 and "a to October term
1855, IN favor OF Howell n StrihlInE.
w. StLDEN, Marshal
ma 25-dts for the District of Columbia.
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MARRIED.
DIED.,

On the 18th instant. MARY ELIZABETH aged
McGrann ~ ~ ~
Inc friends of the family invited to attend her
funeral on this TUESDAY afternoon at So oclock
from the residence of her parents, 287 Is st. north
between I'd and Sd streets west.
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SPECIAL NOTIcE.-For Perfumod 81 saith White
Teeth, and beautiful Complies IOn use Balm Of
i,@U Flowers" For dressing LADIES' HAIR use
w oodIand CREAM" new pomsds 1t causss en-
uemens hair to curl beautifully. Price % cents
each. w: p. + ErRIDGE Il Co.,
PrOprletOrs. New York.
go wholesale and Retail Agents for Washing ton
10th ST.. Pa. avsnus. nJ1
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FRoMASsocLArED PRESS 1GRwr
HE REVOLUTION IN NEW ORLEAN.-
Result Of the Rl.~,,..


NEw ORLEANS, June SRI. yi.,,.c
mittee to-day arrested Mr. IunxSas 80 coul'
aynhe, ana kept him In copsne,,,... 1880,
nouIsj nc was charged with being dlscrdc,ix
Mayor Waterman H. still al the he.ao,..
The Vigilance Committee, and ha. i,,1,.d = Va
| ciamstion revoking the power Of the reeord.r.
and appointing special pOlice
The citizens are completely digu.ted with a..
MAYOR ; Vaclllation. The streets are thronged
with people in great state Of excitement
Inc vigilance Committee are still fortfyine
their position Lafayette square is still IN Dos
esslon OF the opponents Of the Vigilance Cam
IN ttee They have cannon planted loaded win
g1Pe, commanding all Of the approaches to the
The recorders have appointed soo .,.ci,I ma
IlOe "!hohg them, IL is said, are some of The
woist Ineh IN the city. They refuse 10 give nm
Mayor. " 'e'oseo W tue
Nav ORLASs, June :, a m-o, s.,n,x.
Mavor w atefman, having his M, onar.n,ssa
70 me 81 Charles Hotel, where be met
the members OF the City Council and was form
with impeacbtd. The Council eIec,"S "a a.
Summers, the President of the BOARD 80 a.
men, Mayor an place of w aterman. Col Fenno.
chief of police, was dismissed and Col I,cons,
appointed in his stead The old police fore. w..
then reorganized under jacques
rms morning A. Il. Turner and c. B. Muzzv
Were arrested by the police dangerous charse
tiers, and liberated on parole Timer has ho.s
ever, been rearrested
IL is rumOred that the sheriff has seized tbe
day. W.
Ihe streets this morning are seemingly Quiet.
S Sut no mans life is safe outside the different
a ah attack was made upon the vigilance COM
nllt'e on saturday night, dur ny which the
cohHi.ite" loSt four men killed and twelve
wounded, by the accidental discharge of a can
| non during the confusion.
he uit of the New Orleans Election.
NEW ORLEANS, June 7th.-The returns Of IA,
election show that the city has gone for The
American ticket. Gerard Stith is elected Navar
10y a small majority. The vigilance committee
men aie SUI behind their barricades, aud no:
liail OF them have voted. They say they viii
carry out their determination TO free the city of
humans They are reported 20 insist on the ar
rest OF sevei al persons known as ssThuo,u
among whom are Lucien Adams to-day elected
Kecofder; and Benz =. Harrison, the candidate
Tor the Mayoralty, who Withdrew in favor of
Stlth on the formation OF the vigilance commit
Tee This report respecting such a demand Is
considered doubtful. The committee will nrob
ably disbdnd. The forces under the autborIties
are dispersed, except the special police
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CENTRE MARkET-This morning the market
opened with much better attendance than is
usual upon the first market day of the week
large number Of country dealers were at the
stands, and many were scattered about me mar
ket at convenient positions to catch the attention
OF purchasers upon their arrival in the Market
square. The licensed dealers were generally IT
their benches. The supply was OF excellent quail
ity, and Hastily displayed The business OF the
day was disposed of rapidly, although the de-
mdnd was much greater than on recent occasions
Good order was maintained by the enforcement
of the market regulations
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BY WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioners.
DUBLIC SALE Or GOOD MARKET
L GARDEN, WITH COTTAGE REsInENCF-O On
SATURDAY, the 18th day of June, at M, on
the premises viii sell at auction ms Country eS-
ldeIce. ying the TeEaliy Town road All ON ny
the lands OF Mr.. Murdoch ard MIR. burroughs, ana ,
miles above u Georgetown. IL contains IA acres Of
productive garden land. finely watsred with never
failing springs, well enc osed, and having nearly
every variety of fruit pertaining to the market gar
den sEch As apple, peer, peach, apricot, Oh rTy ,
&c Il Hd aiso, we'll set IN beautiful and iuNurant
crop al q yer and tmOths, nearly ready for the
scythe. Tie cttege is PLAN. but comfortable with
rooms and cellar. Also. 4 ter ants house. with
other necessary out buildings. The locality is f;g
vorable for neg hbOrhOod store, which, If awaited
oi, would add to the comforts and prots ofthe ac-
Should Il re required by hdders. the place will lie
of red IN two divisions of about end acres each
there being water and house To each division.
The terms of sale will he one fourth in cash, and
the residue payments of6, T. and Is months with
interest. The title is perfect.
JOHN A. SOMFRVILL.
je Its WALL & BARNARD. Auc:s
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F. W. RISQUE,
Trustees GEORGETOWN Building Association,
e 2aWim WALL, a RARN ARD Auct

by BARNARD d BUCKLEY Georgetown.
TRUSTEES' SA LE.-By virtue of deed of
L trust from Ann Robe tson, dated March 18th,
1852 We wall otter at auc ion ON tae premises, on
WE'D NESDAT. the l4th day OF July next. at six
O'Clock that part Of Lot Il of Old Georgetown
belonging aud assessed to said Ana Robertson,
irnntnG about sixty feet on the Forth side of Pros
pect street. and running back, of the same width.
about ninety nine feet 10 the north line Of the en-
tire lof, with the improvements two story Brick
House.
Terms One third of the purchase money TO he
paid III cash, and The balance IN two equal install
ineLts ri SIX and twelve months, with interest,
DE secured by deed OF trust Terms to he complied
with IN one week aft or sale the property may lie
reod at 'he risk and cost of the first purchaser a
ter one weeK' . notice.
WALTER =. cox,
FERDINAND w. RISQUE,
Trustees Georgetown building AssUcIatuu.
je s-2awlm BARNARD & BUCkEY, Aucts.
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BY e. w. BOTELER, AuctIoneer.

IMPORTED OIL PAINTINGS AT AUcrToN.-
Il valuable collection Of ine original OH Paint
ings. 10y ancient and modern masters Of remarkable
beauty ana value, worthy Of a place in any gentle
man q comprising unQuestIuIabiy some of the most
rare and hest specimens of ancient and modern ART
ever offered IN this country 10y public auction among
which ere genuine specimens by Sir Joshua Rev
n"lds. (. A; Sir MaTtIn Arthur Shee, 4. A: Ger
rard de Larasse; LancTet; VIII ANS of london
b. Vernet; WIiiIss. of London; Sassaferrato: and
also some of the best American artists
WIN he on view on Saturday evening and the
whole al Monday. and will be sold by auction on
MONDAY EVENING. at Ga O'Clock at nv auc-
9th and 10th SITS. WI
Terms: Under $50 cash over $50 credit of GO and
Sdiys, Tor satisfactorily approved notes, bearing
ma 81 C. w. BOTELER, Au.
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
IN consequence of the rain, TO THURSDAY EVE
MING, June Sd, At same hour.
je W.BOTELER, Auct.
. IL The ABOVE SALE IL FURTHER
T. stponed, On account of the weather, to THIS
tFrday) EVENING, NJ o clock.
Je4 z. w. BOTELER, Auct'r.
HI THE ABOVE SALE IL STILL FUR
theL Post poned. on account Of the weather, until
WEDN ESDAY MORNING. 9th INST, NJ 10 o'c'k
Je1-tu T. w. BOTELER. Auct'r.
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BY WALL BARNARD, AuctIuneers.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF n deed OF
l. trust. dated August 1, 1861 from Ichard JOY ce,
We will offer at auction. on TUESDAY, the 18th day
Of July next. on the premises, at O'cOck p. the
western part Of Lot No. ?, III Square No. l22, II.
Washing ton fronting 81 leet north street, and
running back, OF the same width. q feet and La,i
of an inch, with the Improvements.
Terms OF sale: One thIrd of the purchase money
to he paid cash, ard the balance two equal in
stalmsDts, at fnrr and EIGHT months with interest
Terms of sac To bs complied with la one week aftt
sale OF the property may he resod at the risk md
cost OF thu first purchaser. after weeks notice.
WALTER =. cox,
L. w. RISQUE,
Trustees GEORGETOWN Building 4 Association,
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY 10 MOPROLV NOR MING

BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auc tIoneer.
SrESiAr CARD.-The attention OF capitalists
n,ons, ahed 70 the Chancery Sale of that valuable
=, ST. sc. no,th: between 18th and 18th sts, which
wsu, tbonssnJ ihe Bnek ia the RUNS, oomprisIns
81, o'clock, on the premises H' Jun ' "
The Brick will be III suIiec, IN ,,o.- ,.nt M,
sworn measurers. as Mey stand IN the wall 4 and
To be removed by the purchaser within thirty DAYS
after the sale. "' W.
CHARLES =. WALLACE
WALTER ID. DAViDGE.
ie7-2t J. C. MCGUIRE. ASet.
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PkSNIEs.-Those In want Of Pennies, for change
ter of the Star Office, " ~ tF
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WATcH RETURNs.-Dr. Choate disturbance
at the polls; dismissed. Chas H. johnson. ID
c, throwing stones; dismissed for want of evil
dence: NJ Cavanaugh, ireland, disorderly; dis
missed. w. p. Turner, England, do do. ]
r. Sprague, Mass, do; do. Six lodgers-non-
residents
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THE LADIES FESTIVAL will open tonight
when there will be brilliant display of the fair
sex, and abundance of beautiful flowers and de-
lightful refreshments. The band will play some
OF the choicest music, and there can he no doubt
OF the pleasure and interest of the occasion
lhere are fourteen different churches having
tables, each one arranged according to Their own
taste Then there is the union supper table,
where all the substantals will be found, pre
sided over by ladies from each denomination
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ACCIDENT - Last night another of those acct
dents which result from the careless use of cam
phine and frequently terminate fatally, occurred
on Thirteenth street, between II and |. a lady,
MIS-. Crawford, undertook to replenish a lamp
while burning, Ivy pouring the camphine from a
bottle into 1t. The fluid in the bottle United.
and she, In her confusion, scattered the fluid
about the room, setting fire to bed and other ar
ticIes Her arm was badly burned, and her huS-
band, who went to her assistance had his hand
burned. Ii is probable the accident would have
been still more serious but for the timely assist,
ance OF Mr.. Morsell, Il neighbor, who rushed in
ana took the burning furniture into the street
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ALARM OF FIRR.-The alarm of fire this morn
ing was caused by the burning Of a foul chimney
near 18th aud II streets
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05
Quartz Mining Registry Omc~.

It will be by reference to the proceedings a.
the rgan'zation OF the California Quartz Miners As
soclaton, published in the July number that an o.
nee OF registry was authorized to be established by
the Register and Curator of the Association Horace
r. Russ, Esq. MIR. r. has accordingly estab blished
himself for that purpose at Russville the Ameri
can river, opposite Folsom location easy Of accesA
and central he has prepared suitable office for the
purpose and now invites all persons to forward az
soon rs possible fair und average specimens of their
leads with proper description of the same such as
locality Sc width of vein and if for SALE the terms
upon which it can be purchased. By the practical
operation Of the Registers Office all persons seeking
ior opportunity to enter the business Quartz min
ing may without difficulty, obtain the locality OF
nearly all the veins that are for sale. Meshrs Wells
Ergo Co. will forward al specimens to the oaice
OF Register free of charges
The advantages ofan Office OF this description win
be apparent 10 all and the general the practice
OF recording specifications, &c, the useful the
plan will become to the public
Any further information ON this subject can be Oh
tanned BY communicating with the Register direct.
, KS Persons communicating with tho Register IN
their own business, should fail to nelose Tost
once stamp or paid envelope from the Ia IzeSe crc~