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0ns e1reres reneEa1la wecf1ys reT alnEul, SO Q
a. tEice Week 90 50 q
u Two squares, rcnsEshle weekly per lnnum, &c q
% &C trioe 4 Wesk So O
u Al advertiseaeuts required 20 Be kept second
rage CHANGED As NEW EACH DAY, Ens on third page
IN sfVnnce over stated rStes.
- Advertisenents dreced to be displayed SCI In
larze tyFe, charged DoUELE rates.
r- Yearly sdvertlsers vi b. CHARGED extra for
ryinE space over crntrsc and When TYPE Is
SUired 70 Esed sdvertlsseat kepl inside q
paFer.
E1- Yesriy adrsrze-s ~n charged extra st reular
ats fer Esnts, Reufs, Removals OopErtRsrship No
Hoes. Te ConsiETe-s, &c
u TRAEsIEsT ADTERTIsIss MusT BE PAID ron
II ADvAEcE.
u No severttsensnf Eig Hppssr II ths weekly paper
unless hy spscia ooutrsct.
u Adveriisssnts 70 Be inserted In ths weekly paper
only i-reEuar Iztervsls IN either o the PSpers VI
- charged 81 per square for erEfy iussrtion-
- Announces cEnditEtes for STATE, County and NJ
nicps odoes sb esch, % be paid IN sdvSnoe II every
Instance.
~ An Edver1isenents for Charitable institution,
Fio Companies, ward Tewa and ether Public M@etingE
f6 BE- charged half price
n AErrszcss sRd Deaths an published - ueEs; but
ostr.res Tfbrtss Of Respect End Fuasrs Invitstlons
Other sdvcrs isemezts
y All Legal EHd ErEnsieus Advertissaents vii be
nErEed b the insertisn.
. Editorial Nstioes n Ioct 0eizun VII Be CHARGED
cents per liae-
n Nc dsauoaon variation vii be made from the
o-egoinz rates.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
EE@
r A IL r o A d .


OE and after WEDNESDAY, FsbrBary g. 1887, the
~ Trains on this road viii follows Sundays
excepted J
he Kali and Passenger Tain vii cave Panola daily At
A. NJ. and srrive At Memphis a. 10 A.
Returulng, leaves Memphis Il NJ and arrives 81
Panoia AZ p. n.
Thc Freight and Accommodation Train leaves Memphis
4Ey 81 $50 NJ and arrives e. FAnola At lf A.
Returning, leaves Pamela AZ = NJ, and arrives a.
Memphis AZ p.
Persons travelling o. the Mar zraln spend ave
hours in Memphis ard return On tbs sane day.
Passenger Train makes direct c1nnection Nemphis
win the Memphis and Chsrestou Railroad Ening East,
au1 the Memphis and Ohio Railroad going N8rth.
The Freight and Accommodated runs in connection
with Stages and from The iosWing plases Oakland,
Preston and Grenada. there making connection with
Stages through Carotoa and lexington; theme the
northern terini Of the Mississippi Central Railroad
Canton Jsck-On and New Orleans.
ThrouEa Tickets tor Grenada can Be obtained At The
Memphis Depot
This much the shortest roHte. and PASSENGERS
ing Memphis By the morning arrive Grensda Ike
sane evening, having daylight the whole way.
n. ". NEWELL,
IF f1euara1 9uusrfuf aufIenf
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Transportation.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON, BALTIN
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW VOUK

NEW YORK.
FItHIS Railway fully and neEiy equlDDed and passing
throuxh . beautlful and heathy country cfers %
travellers from the Mississippi Vseya route thr hu-
dred miles shorter md possessing greater dispatch and
comfort tnsn any other % he tST and NORTH.
TINE AND FARE REDUCED Under ths present
seheiue q the Post One ps1artm-ut ne eaya are uer
mitted, and saving effected q "a hours.
Passing thrOuEh Slave rerrtlTy ample security Il A.
forded for the c0nveyancs o. Servants
AT Dalton. Ga, choice of Route b ofsred-by en-
lsno1s railway through Georgia, south Carolina and
North Carolina 70 Rchm nd By the Great Mstropos
tan Line through Esst TeuneEsee and Vrznia % Knor
ye Lynohburgs Richmond and al Of the osle5ratsd
Virginia Springs
THB EIPRsss NAIL TRAIN leaves Msmpsis ssuy
st 100 y st0nping Al al st1tiIns
THE ACCONMODATION TRAIN lsaves Memphis
DAILY te1eept S1udaysl AZ IS. p H.. for Junction
With ne Aississlbpl Central and T-unessss Central
Aallroef somervule and intermsdisfs sta ions
TRAINS CONNBCT-At Grand Junction Win ths
AississipBi Central Rarosd 70 Holly springs Oxford
drenadH, Canton Jackson etc. and vita the Missis-
ppi and Tennessee Central Railroad to Bolivar Jackson
etc.
At Poeahontas. with tri- weekly line o. Co.ehes %
Ripley, Pont0toc Ab-rfeen. and Columbus Mss
Al Iuka. with daily lue Of four-h0rss Coaches
tnroush Aoer en Columo1s ere 70 The northern ter
minus Of The Moolis snd Ohlo Railroad
Through ticksts zo1i until used-Uth the privreTs q
stopping at any point desired SID 81 ne GEvrP A.
TICKET OFFIcE Commercial H0ts, and a. the Madison
Street Ststian-
Bach passenger vii Be aoEsd one hundred pounds az
oagEasei no article VII b carried basKaEs that q
sot Incident % ths person Of the passenger In case q
ioss the Company vii bold themselves responsible for an
amount not eNceedlug 400.
Negroes, When traVeiing alone, must have a psrmit
naming the point % whch they 60 and speclfyuE
that they are 70 travel by rsr 3D. Or they VII not -
carried No ticket VII Be sold them nor wiz they b.
received the unless their owner or sreut Be pres
snt or Known % the Ticket Agent Conductor or othsr
person % voueh for gsHuinsAess Of permit.
p C. ARMS
General Superintendent.
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MASON DEPOT. n. x o r.. sept g. 1887.
DR. SLEDGE: We have sold an of your Nervous Tonio
left - your agent Those that have uzed % much
pleased win It. We have had cas for &c sincs
We have been o1t- Tou VIII please sesd Is dozsn
bottles and obilge yours, &c,
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Nastsr of Transportation, Baltimore.
THROUGH TTCKETS SLOWING the holders % stop 81
zsy point and their seats al pleasure, may b
purchased at the Company's Once. No. 10, Jederson
street doors East Of the Commercial Hotel, Memphis
tune2s-iy WI. NORM. Agent
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W L. TREADwELL---.----------. VoLLahTlhE
TREADWEz1L & VGLLTNTHNE
A rT0zNEFs At Law, Memphis, Tenn. oa.oe, Ne
Corpurfcial Hutrl. jus-dEEIy
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ER FARxswoETH = CO.,
iy9s No. 7Frrut Row.
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BURSsvILLE, Mss. September g. 1851
DR. J. NJ SLEDGE-Dear SUs have found vour
Nervous Tonic 70 be beneficial FIR The cure o. Chs an4
Fever You win please send one dozsn bottle as soo
you can Yours, vety respecffuIlT
JONATHAN HcuAsTER
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All Of ne above FOR for sale b an drrzgIfs aad
msrchsnts throuEhout the country Ags1ts snd ofhers
vishing supply, m1st address
GcODYEARs KNAPP Co,
ArtI-dn Sole Prcpristors, hs1ir1is, Esrs.
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FTrHB psrtnsrshp IN the pts0o q the Law hersiofo
i existing b-tEaen Suliivsu, TresdTen 4 follintne
4 hts day dissolved July l. tss1.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-02
WIFEE LING. VA. WEDNEs D9sY MORNING. JUNE q l95
INTELLIGENCER
NEWS SUMMARY.

/ Is New Orleans, the 18th uit-, house
was entered and robbed. The burglars esea-
ped hut policeman who was passing, accom-
panied by two bloodhoundS, put the dogs on
the trail Of the robbers, and arrested them
Both cniprits were pretty severely bitten, and
u question is arising as to whether the hounds
can be legitimately. employed in doing police
duty. Hitherto they have been employed in
hunting down the victims of unpaid toll.
THE Cincinnati Commercial says that letter
has been received from Win. Il. Aspinwall, now
in Europe, conveying the positive assurance
that the broad guage line from New York to
st. Louis, via Cincinnati, has been provided for,
and that the work upon the deficient portions
of it will be soon recommenced.
IT is said that the pay received by the Lon
don Tunes for the marriages and deaths insert
cd in that paper, would support newspapers in
this country. out Of the large cities.
Mn. HAYES, late of the Philadelphia firm of
HAYES d Dreer, has 6equeathed $4,000 for the
foundation of an asylum for aged mechanics in
Philadelphia. The institution is to receive the
title OF Hayes Mechanics Home.
a correspondent writing from Jasper county,
Iowa, under .:date of the oath uIt, says with
ref, r-nce TO the crops: ave have had very
wet season so far, aud but little corn has been
planted as yet Up TO this time, some farmers
have not made fnrrow for corn. and the pros
pect for the crop is decidedly discouraging.-
Wheat and other small grain look we'll"
A correspondent of the Philadelphia Press
says that one of the Pennsylvania members of
Congress, when the Leconpton fight was in
full blast, walked up to the President and spoke
as follows: Il shall swallow this dose, sir;
for if don't the politicians will take the nOmi-
nation from me; and if I do, the people will
take the election from me-so 1 am gone any
how"
WILLIAM BIGLER, Senator, and John G. Jones,
member ofthc House, are threatening to stump
Pennsylvania, in favor of the policy of the Pre-
sident, this summer The President should
prevail upon them to reconsider any determina-
zion of that kind They would be fatal to any
cause.
THERE is growing determination, say the
Washington letter writer's, on the part of Con
gress to adjourn on the 9Th of June, There is
no great measure of public utility that could be
passed, even if the session should be protructed
until August.
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Fire & Inland Navigation

Fire g. Inland Navigation
Risks accepted terms consistent with salvency and
lair profit.
E&psciaf attention girett 70 Insurance n TELALNGS
ant tdztsAtS. .ror fsIa'sy 10 5ysdT". l-.
The progress this Corporation has been stable and un
Interrupted tErOupA financial SUNSHINE and storm,
periods eventual exempt from sweepha conaRra-
toHs martnc disaster. Bcig long established ON
basis the troubles the cTe: system Affect US In no
material p1rticuitr.
DuTiu times the security ofreiiIbie Insurance Is
Ierave duty the atiy property owners to ss-
tain loss being q Ell much lrssened.
Policies issued without delay aud all business attended
TO with dispatch and hdt iitv. by u
T-T H. Il. = SWEARING EtH. Agent
Wheeling, Va.
Orlce Uncn Hall buildings, west side Main street.
C-hIg-,la VIII J an. list, $50. ..rs
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OBJ ODD PBsDLows' DIRECTORY
-virgtuias lodge No. a.-Meets every Thursday
evening at the Hal, ofaFet and quincy streets
JANIS NJ HAIL. n. G.; D. n Cars seGretary. ,-y
PrnnIsIini lodge Me- 13.Meets as ,, aoSveeYeIS
Monday evening. DAVID DATH4' r. ~ e :
sIVra. peIisLoISe No. 3:E.-Meets asaboyeeye-
RI wednesday evening. wrLIrAH HEIEER' n G'i'Ypea
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NhXEI + 1EdCnEO.
= BUSHELS Dried Peaehes-puFe aFteIsgust TeeeiV-
Il ed and for sale 6y lAPI M.RUMPHRkY.
AlINDOW SIIADkS-Just received, sou peeys OF new
w Window Paper. Also Bun Holland GreeH on COthS
and Transparent Blinds, for sale AZ reduced PTss by
apS - -- JOSsGIlAVFS.
INAlBftOI Lace
II srtts Rich Collars and Sleeves FlounenEH, EdE nEss
InseTtngs Muslin bands, Thread Laees Morning GoUnss
eanty embroidered, with variety Of other En-
Sp7 BEIsKELL : syEARINGEN.
M HAVE JESr E:ELElVED \ LAKGE lot OF hiOV
w and Wooden CIUs, ranging nom Gl51 TO SIG each
Another etsei FTuue fkirt1.r no Ia
dy's wardrobe Is complete Without Onr Of thGn.
a stock OF WOstenHoiTn's Cutlery,
More Of those Gold Pens. .
CieutIymen'r Dressing Casss -.
GentieInci.'s Isle Thread half Hose, Every hne."
Pine Letter and Note Papers.
HUI and White EnyelSIes- -a.. E.
Blank hooks a4id Stationery oi all kinds
ap17 PAYNE CO.
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Lett cbncerrng subscription, advertising other fl
j siEsss of t. TneisenseFy should be addressed to
~. tropl1rSors. 'h +IoHIr -EIilHf1 zl lt9 H'
s4fnine the editorial of the paper,
hoUI addressed II the Edofs JOINTLY, to either
them, r.- = % 1-t.. AI'f-tt'L t..gt '- i.s- q -
Correspondents writing for Publication will please write
oily side of the paper. 81 ~ 71afa g F.f
An observance s!iave rules Will greatly obge
nd prompt attention 70 correspondents than
syIaiElt ttacrTise reeeiTe.9 ID ~ -,' s2ifi5. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-02
GmMD RoCsE, Nov. 4, 1857.

frst GRMD EoUsE, Nov. 4, 1857.
My DEAREST LITTLE PR . .ua z.....
Your letter was like a shower of rOsewater
on n hot day. But how it that did not
get il till Monday evening" Ii Is dated Oct.
80, and the Boston pOStmaTh is Nov. 1.-Two
davs afterwards In vain did besiege the Of
lice from morning till night. All day Saturday,
Sunday and Monday did hang about the Post
master till he took me for Mr. Mullet and trem-
bled at the sight of me. On Sunday night
was at tine depot in the hopes of finding you
supper waitng-Secluded bower hung with gar
Iands-but no signs of you DiScOnsolate,
went to bed untucked up. and tossed about in
single blesSedncss till morning
have been playing in this wilderness Of a
house to wretched business, and would gladly
have ended it this week, but u. holds me TO my
engagement, and must suffer for another six
nights in the next. Now the only consolation
lean receive will be that of seeing your dear
little face on Sunday. | will ny over to New
York To meet you, but there Is no train leaves
here till O'Clock, arriving At New York at 10,
or tlIercabout. Euu must, therefore, provide
the secluded bower, and let me know how
are to find each other. Now, dearest, do man
age it in some way, for shall despOnd altogeth-
er If miss you. Letme have line by return
without fniluTe, so that may get it on Saturday
evening; and also, to prevent accidents, leave
me line at Taylors, addressed To Thomas TuT-
ner, ESQ. which viii call for on my arrival in
case do not get yours before start Now
there's adarling; don't disappoint me this time.
You don't know how long to embrace you
again; and when once locked in your arms,
nothing but blacksmith will be able 10 wrench
me away from you.
am off in great horny tn meet NJ, about
next engagement at New. York, and will send
you C line if arranged. 1 am making, it siac
qua nan that he shall effect An engagements also
with, certain members of the Boston eoISpany.
YOu will never be able to guess who they are.
/ may mention, however, Lizzie --., from
-- In great haste, and with best love to
the charming --, l.
Il YOUR OwE LITFLR ARRANGGARxT
! tCopyl Rich'd B. Connolly, Clerk
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My DEAREST LIzElE:--
When think over the delightful days we
passed alome-all alone-at Taylor's, cannot
reSis: another line to Impress upon you the full
fIlinent Ofyour promise to run over aud see
me here on Sunday. As | told you yesterday.
shall be at the depot To meet you, but ns |
did not tell yon, the SECLUDED bow err Is found,
and only awaits your presence to inaugurate it
shall expect you with open arms, so do not
fail. a thousand kisses, dearest, from your af
fectionatc. G. j. II.
[ooPy-l RrcnD b. CoNNoLLr, Clerk q.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-02

1l YOUR OwE LiTFLR ARRANc0SExT
tCopy.l Rich'd B. Connolly, Clerk
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.sas MASONIC DIRECTORY.
tsI,i, T,of, %. n 4p.f tlI-Heets - asonic Hail.
corner Maret and Mourue and MON
day evenings Of each month W stSeE'' h''''' l'S
d'pIer,L,t,tslsli., sscretary- si.,,o,o on
Wheeling H4odse ~ ~ e7Sa ne Mssts - - -
the JfrSt andtkfrd Thursday evening of esep tH'
BRgSTlISeER, W. NJ; s. ". ,RsapsoH' Secretary
j, tyYkeeIiuR UuioE CfnRter Me- lY'9ess S ~
above SECOND ndEy evening o
sCoTT, II.P.; s. ". Pearson, Secretary ~
it'1 XVheeIjm.r mn erl No, Tisets
eboyeoa the J5,ts Monday evening or each month. :"
4 EOring, ReesrdeE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-02
LETTERS OF CHAs. MATHEWS TO MRS.
LIZZIE WESTON DAVENPORT.

Mr. Charles Mathews responded to the
charge, that he had openly avowed criminal
intercourse" with Mrs Lizzie Weston Daven-
port, by saying that it could not be so, for the
fact was not so. He further said that the only
evidence produced against him was that ''he
was seen to enter Mrs. DavenPOrt's' room.''-
Davenport wishes the pablo to judge for itself
in this matter, and publishes the following let
tiers, which were produced and proven upon the
divorce trial: rs. 1.. .5
------------ - GLR.En ILnLsE Oct 30 1ShE
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Saturday evening, = y,s- tfl-5 ss.l F1Ed q " Y 4
". d. Porrs, y. g.; John s2Robg'Nl secretaFS..g 4
yr,5ar sysT;ng Ies IlsgLY n G.. John H. lt'ao0eli
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-02

wm. Toll FsueamPEoent No. 3 Arr7Aests g t a.
above the second and fourth Tuesday evenings Oh
month Joux BSpgR q. p; C7tds, Liitek, sGFne
"a AbrnFn,a EncnmPmentsN NO. 1'-"!esl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-21
BY J.C. MCGUIRE. Auatloneer.

BY ]. Z. McG IIKE, AuotlOneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF BEAUTIFUL OIL,
~ PAINTIN5s On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, June sd, at "a O'Clock, on the second aoor
OF the Auction Rooms, sha sell, without reserve
choice collection of handsomely framed OIL Paint
inss, principally 10y by Macleod, of this cIty com
prlsIng y. ne of his hest efforts
Also, number OF fine Views and Land sea pes nv
I849. ia
Also, three splendid Engravi-gs of Martins grand
solemn pictures Of the l.Sst judgement The
Great Day of His Wrath" and The Plains of
MOttram, -
p. S.-Catalogues may be obtained at the Auction
Rooms. "
Paintings now on exhibition
Terms: $50 and under cash over that sum a
notes. bearing interest
Jel7-d JAS. c. MCGUIRE Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-21
BY A. GREEN, Auctiopoer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioposr
I'WO-STORE FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
Il AT THE CORNER OF VIRGINIA AVENUE AND SD
STREET WEST At AUCTION.-Dn WEDNESDAY
the SD slant. shall sell. In front of the premises
at o clock p. M a good two story Frame House,
containing rooms cellar and passage, and the Lot
west and Virginia avenue, having front on the
avenue Ol sixty Hour feet two inches and on Sd ST.
eighteen feet.
Terms: One ird cash balance in 6, II, and 10
months. Tor notes bearing interest from day of sale
A deed given and deed of trust taken.
Title IndIs utabe.
je ID d A. GREEN Auo,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-21
" The Richmond Enquirer makes the fol

IL The Richmond Enquirer makes the fol-
lowing statement:
gentleman from Isle Of Wight informs Us
that opposition TO the oyster tax has 10 a great
extent, abated throughout that portion Of tide
water He informs us that Yankee vessels have
increased threefold this season, and that many
have brought their own tongmen aud thus depy
to natives the small pittance formerly paid those
worthy laborers. These vessels bring WHISKY
ana other forbidden articles for negro trafhc, and
In many ways corrupt the negroes pilIa0e and
roo plantations Of wood, and ANYTHING that NAV
fall in their way. We expect tide water 10 bs
cIamorons for the Fnndum bill during the next
session of the Legislature. Our informant say
unless something be done. Virginia oysterme1
VIII have TO abandon the business for Yanke.
competition is too great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-21
FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN. Auo,,o,o

BY A. GREEN. AuctIoreer
I'HIRTf. FIVE BUILDING LOTS Fronting
Il oN5IH STREET WEST AND h AND /, SThFErs
NORTH, COMPRISING WEST HALFoF SQUARE No.
?io, AT auCrIoN.-On TUESDAY, the I'D instant
| snail sell, bs order ofthe Trustee, at public suc
non, ia front OF the premises commencing at five
O'Clock M, IS valuable I.uIldIDg Lots he iny suh
division OF west half OF Square No. SIS and mum
DeTed according to said subdivision from % TO "a
inclusive This property is Handsomely situated I'M
the most rapidly improving and healthy nsrt cf Ib
CITY, ana well known as the Green House SQUARE"
specially invited to this sale. ~
Terms Of sale One third cash. and balance i'm two
ecu linsialments of one and two years, bearing i'm
terest from day of sale. deed given and deed of
trust taken All conveyances at the cost of the pur
CHASER The terms of sale To be compile ed with in
ga! 8. otherwise the property will be resoid at the
rsk ana cost OF the purchaser, after one week no
tloe IN the National Intel Igencer
WILLIAM ii. PHILIP,
HARVEY LINDSLEY
Trustees.
ei<-d A. GREEN. Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-21

By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD Errrc-.

By ]. C. MEG UIRE, AuctIoneer.
FUfNlTURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECT,
= AT PUBLIC AUCTIoN.-On TUESDAY NUR y
ING, June 22d, al 10 o'clock at the residence of
gentleman declining housekeeping, on n St no tn
between 9TH and lCth streets west Opposlte m,
Effects, viz: e Aii'
hne Halet Davis & Co.'S manufacture Piano, iron
., frame, rosewood case, stool aud cover
Mahogany Hair spring Sofa, Rocker, Diyans. and
. Paror Chairs, "' "'u
Marble top Centre Table, Walnut Whatpot
Sllt-irams Mirrors, GiIandoles, Vases,
carpets, Rugs, OIlcoth.
walnut Extension Table. Sideboard
Cane seat Chairs, I.nunPe
w lndOw Curtains, Shades.
Chlna, Glass and Crockery Ware, Table Cutlery
pressing and PLAIN Bureaus, Wardrobes,
Bedsteads, Washstands and Toilet Sets
Mattresses. Comforts, b ankets
Holsters and Pillows, Contingencies
COOKING stove md fixtures ReirIgerators
together with general assortment of Kitchen a.
qulsites. "
TrIms: $50 and under, cash over that sum- a
notes barring interest.
+. ; The house is for rent Inquire of the AUG
tlOneer. >
Je7 d ]. c: MCGUIRE, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

10 ADVERTISERS IN ALExANDRn.-Mr. Geo
r. French, in Alexandria, win receive and
promptly forward advertisements intended for
The Star Those In Alexandra desiring to avail
themselves Of its Immense circulation TO bring
thelr business, wants or other requirements to the
notice OF the public had better call at his period
ical depot.
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by J. &, MCGUIRE, Auctoneer.
SPMENDlDlNVOICEo OF SILVER PLATED
MARE AT PsBLIC AUCTION.-On FRIDAY
IVENI W, juno 18th. at O'Clock. on the second
moor OF the auction rooms shall sell, without re-
serve, large and valuable invoice Of Silver plat ed
ToOus, from a celebrated manufacturer in Philadel
phla comprising
Assorted patterns and styles of Tea aud Coffee Sets
Irns, Kettles,
Ice Pitchers. Walters, Casters,
vegetable, Oyster, Cha6ng and Butter Dishes,
CAKE Baskets Fruit Stands.
Gard Receivers. Jewel Holders. Salt Stands,
bouquet Holders, Gobiets, Wine Cups,
Champagne Coolers, Spoons. Forks, Knives &c,
Inc whole forming enc of the most attractive
sales ever made in This city,
The Goods are now on exhibition.
Terms: $40 and under, cash; over that sum- a
Gredl OF 81, Co. and 81 days, for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest.
Je 2d L. C.. McGJ-IRE
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INTENSIVE SALE or SOLID MAHOGA,
4C.,-be ng the Furniture IN the Old Hall of the
H9sse OF kepresentatlves-On MONDAY NOR
MING, June 2ath, at 10 O'Clock, ~ the old House
Hall, shall sell to the highest bidder
H5 s"lid Mahogany Writing Desks, of various sizes,
~ With drawers. hrst rate locks and brass feet,
Sn Mahogany hair-c 9th covered rm Chair same
with mahogany writing desk attached,
About 500 yards Brussels Carpets.
Large quantity of Crimson s TX and Worsted ORA
perry,
Lot of Reporters Desks and st ,nds, High Chars
Carried Hair Cushions. Screens, Bo Jkcasos
Tycoon Holes: Tables, Sofas, Cocks, Chairs
Washstands, &c.
Terms Cash in specie. BY order of
J. C.. ALLEN
Clerk Of the House of Re representatives..
je 81 e. Mct; IIiRE Az,