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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-10

WILLIAM MARTIN, President
THOMAS C. HAND Vice President
iENRY LYLRURN, Secretary.
The undersigned, having been duly appointed Agent Of
dis Company prepared to receive applications for lnsu
above and instructed to give notice to all persons
in this city who desire place risks with said Company,
that their applications for Insurance must be made at their
agency in Baltimore HENRY A. DIDlER,
rel2-tGr Commercial Building, Gay street.
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NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
From WashinotOn,

WAsHrNGToN, Nov 9.-Whle the Cabinet were
in session yesterday, the President received des-
patch, showing pressing necessity for military as
sistance at Brownsville, Texas and the Secretary
of War, within half an hour thereafter issued in
structions to Capt. Ricketts,, commanding the Ar
tillery Company at Baton Rouge, to place his men
in readiness for march. and at the same time. the
Quarermaster at New Orleans was telegraphed to
make arrangements for transporting the troops to
Point Isabel, to which place they now probably
on their way.
j. B. Thomas, the special delegate from Browns
vile, had an interview with the Secretary of War
to-day, and fully explained to him the alarming
condition of the frontier of the Rio Grande.
private letter from El ?aso dated Oct. 24th
says the new law of the Juarez Government, max
ing marriage by the civil authorities imperative
has created much excitement in Northern Mexico.
At Durango, pronunciamentO issued against
the law, but it was suppressed by the authorities.
chihuahua petitions are in circulation, calling upon
the Governor OF the State to suspend the execution
of the law. The clergy at the foundation of
these disturbances.
The President has cOmmuted the sentence of
Capt Holmes of Maine, convicted some time since
OF the murder of a sailor upon the high seas and
sentenced to be hung on the 25th inst.
Rev. David y. Perkin has been appointed Chap
lain in the Navy.
The frs number of Col FIorence's "Democrat-
ic Quarterly Review" will be issued on Saturday.
The Postmaster General returned from the South
day. He has not yet opened the bids for the
transportation of the mail between Portland and
New Orleans
Senior Lerdo arrived here Yesterday on his way
to Vera Cruz. The President and Gen. Cass exten-
del tO him m la6
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Ihe 81 Louis democrat, of Monday says:
The weather is excellent for ftening bogs and for
gathering in the corn crops. We NAV look for very
heavy well fatted Hogs this season. A few davs since
party offered to contract 900 head that should average
2O lbs net, to be under 200 lbs packer offered
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Net PrOht............... 1893 227 81
The A SETS Of the Company on the dth Of Octo
ber, 1859, were as follows, viz:
Real Estate and Bonds and Martgages...... $5s35OOO)
Stocks, Loans Stocks, Accrued Interest
Bonds and Mortgages and Loans Rents of
Real Estate, Salvages. &c................ 62l7S 90
l56,7l577
Bills 576354 Ii
Premium Accounts yet Collected IO49I
Scrip Of sundry Mutual Insurance Companies,
tincludng SIS 35i of the Company own Scrip
estimated 1880 80
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL HARTFORD, CONN.

GEORGE r. COALE AFcut for Maryland and its vicinity
Incorporated A. d. 1910 Charter Perpetual.
Authorised Capital. -.....''.'<l,Vu0,OuU
Capital Iad lT.... 5UuOOU
SurnI,s
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Snsurants Companies.
OFFICE OF THE
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
INSURANCE BUILDINGS,
40 w ALL STR EFT.

NEW YORK, OCTOBER 2S, 1859
~ THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF THE AT
FAIRS this Company published in conformity with the
requirements ofthe 10th section of the Act Of its ncorpora
tOn:
Premiums uneNpred risks the 4th Oct,
Jq2so 20
Premiums received during the year 4th Oct,
1889
On Marine Risks. ,30ilS
Nn lnlithu no sO,o!e.Sl
bu tlre Shs6l
Total amount of Premiums. 2Si,il7.29
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AUCTION 0ALH

By J. c. MEG UIRE & CO., Auctioneers.. 4.
CATALOGUE SALE OF LIBRARY on -ur
" LATE Z. BARTON kEy.-On TUESDAY, I'VE
MING May Sd, attn O'Clock, at the auction rooms.
we shall sell the Library OF the hate Phil Barton
Key, comprising q large and valuable COLLECTION ~
Law and Miscellaneous Books. Vi
Also. at the same time, a lot of Military Equip
Catalogues of the Books may be obtained al the
AUCTION rooms one day prior to the sale.
of and 81 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes
bearing interest. :
w. A. MAURY, Administrator.
I'D % ID j. G. MCGUIRE q Co. Aucts.
II TIE ABOVE SALEIS UNAVOIDABLY
postponed until THURSDAY EVENING, May
9Th. = may2
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, May 2.-Flour has advanced ia /.
sCc STATE 81 25a6 co. Ohio &C 65as6 W; Southern
sc 25aS6 90.
hcal Duoyant closing at an advance Of Ia2c,
southern red ~ %; white ~ So. western red 4s
aSl47.
Corn closed higher; mixed nominal at Sc; vel
low s5as7cH.
Pork closed heavy mess sIcasI &c I2K; prime
SI2 IS.
Lard duh AT n gaI1E.
Whiskey is steady at 25e.
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NOTICE. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ADVERTISE
MRNrs TO Blk INSERTED IN fHK BALTIMORE SrN
ARE REcRIyKD AT AND ToRwARpKp FROM THE
Star oFFIcx.
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LOCAL NEW 8.

H THOueH "THk star" Is PRINTED ON THE
FASTEST sTEAN PRESS USE SOUTH OF BALTI-
hoRK, IT'S EDITION so LARGE As TO REQUIRE IT
TO PUT To PREss AN EARLY HOUR; ADvRR-
EASEMENTS, THEREFORE,, SHOULD BIZ sKNr IN BY
TWELVE O'cLOcK, NJ; OTHERWISE THEY NAY NOT
APPEAR UNTIL THE NEXT DAT.
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HATS HATsa HATs%
JdMES Y DAVIS
HATSm
HATSm..

JAMES Y DAVIS,
hATE TODD Col
Would invite the special atten ton OF his custom
ers and the public to the most com plete and ex-
tensive assortment of HATS and CAPS to be
found IN the city. comprising all the new ands~
most desirable kinds now in USE
For Misses and Children NV assortment cannot
be surpassed. Selections nave been made of all the
most beautiful and fashionable kinds, and of all
] have also the greatest variety of HATS for
gentlemen, young gents, and boy s-Ilany of them
entirely new IN style.
would call attention to the LEDGER HAT a
new and beautiful article, perfect in ,tyle light in
large cities.
= | solicit all examination If my good by the
public.
ap2-lw JAMES Y, DAVIS
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, MAY 2.-Flour closed firm; How
ard street and Ohio Sc 25
Wheat is higher white 81 6OaSI IS; red 81 Is
aSI 80. Corn has advanced; yellow sias5c; white,
Provisions closed firm; bacon sides 9.aOIc-;
mess pork Sl7 50.
Whisky quiet; Ohio % a26c
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aP ?5ts BARNARD Il BUCKLEY. Aucts.
BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

~ n UItT-FINI HucIIOneer.
'NhUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
\ ERTY on THE lsLA Nd AT AUCTIoN-On TIES
Day the 10th day of May next shall SELL in font
OF the premises. at O'Clock p. M, by virtue az a
deed OF trust from Joseph ID Iafouta ne 10 tie snb
scrlber, bearing date th2 twentieth (9thl day of
August eighteen hundred and ffty-eig ht us 81 land
recorded ~ lLber A. =, No. 1884, folios az 47a and
f7S, one 81 the land records for Washington county
In the District OF Columbia, the following named
aforesaid, viz:
Lots numbered four and Ave. q and S. in Sauare
number ID four hundred and sixty five as toxefb
Portable Dwelling houses Oi
The above property fronts on soutb + hatv,a.n
9Th and eth streets west ~ ~ ~ "0'"oo
Terms cash :; 8 Ton TO be paid dawn when the uron
aI ttere put again aud sold Ia the next highest
Oiirr. should the whole purchase mnasy not he
Rald In hve ayS after sale the trustee reserves the
ghl 40 resell The property at the SIX and cost
HfsI purchaser by giving three da, advertisement
OF suci resale IN some newspaper printed IN the CITY
oil washington. JOHN l." SMITH. Trnstee
ap 8-eo& DIS AGREEN Anct
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ap 80 d ]. c. Mcguire & CO., Aucts.
Br WALL & RARNARn AnntIonnars

Dt " hI.L q BAHNAHD, AuctIOneers.
NERi VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, AT
", AUCTION On THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
ah May, at O'Clock, ia front of the premises, we
VIII sell Lot No q, I'm Square $751; fronting IS feet
west. " ~ S''
This sale offers rare cha nee to obtain a beauti-
tu building Lot In the part ofthe city more improved
WITH hands3;ne private Dwellings than any other
The Lot VIII be divided into two, fronting ON lndi-
al a avenue. ~ '
line title to this property Is perfect.
ne terms OF saie are: One fourth cash; the res
l1ut IN u W snn 81 months with interest from day
oil sale. 4 deed given and a deed of trust taken
Sp S-ts WALL n BARNARD, Auets,
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Financial,

Financial.
NEW YORK, May 2.-Stocks are frmer. Chi
cago and Rock Island 59z; Illinois Central bonds
%; Michigan Southern 10; New York Ceoty,I
49,; Penna. Coal Co 81; Reading 5Oa: Nil "a
Miss 6; Virginia 6's 81; Missouri SIS -. N
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MAR RED,

Ga the 18th ultimO by the Rev. Mr.. Early. Presi-
dent of Georgetown College, BENZ. MORSELL
ESQ of Calvert county, Nd, to LAURA A. Lam
c FER, of Charles county, Md.
d. the LIST instant, by the Rev. 5. Rodgers. DR.. f.
LYON CORBIN, of New York, 20 EMMA r.
CREIGHTON, Of Washington, d. c.
IChenango Union and Winchester Republican
please copy.l
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D By CB2ARNANp 4 BUCKEY; Georgetovn

nRICK UnI,SGE NbI M ! Usof getoWn:
AFTERNOON, nth May, at 81 O'Clock, in front of
lhe premises. we VIII sell, Lot Of Ground on the
north Side OF alter street east OF and near the
ner OF Congress and Water streets fronting Is feet
Ss inches and running back rs feet 10 an alley i'm
Sale positive.
Terms: third cash the residue IN and u
and a deed oftrust taken, $1,000 e'h
ap?5ts BARNARD Il BUCKLEY. Aucts
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) WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
ByySi McGUiRE 4 CO. Auct,onsers.
FUTURE DAYS.

BY j. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
CORNER OF THIRD STREET EAST AND MAssA-
cHusETTs ALENGE At PUBLIC SAIE.-Ou WE'D
NESDAY AFTERNOON, Nav ath at 6 o'clock
on the premises we shall sell, part Of Lot No s. IN
SQUARE No. IS2, irOLtng 81 feet inches 81 street
east, AZ me corner OF Massachusetts avenue, run
ming back To- point lo8 feet A inches and improved
Dy new double Frame Dwelling house with a
store room on the corner. Tfdesired a ot a fee
front on 81 street II he sold separate.
IermS: One, fourth cash; the residue in 6, u and
IL mnnths with interest, secured by deed Of trust
apS0 J. G. Mcguire A. CO Aucts
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q
All the compa rtments are guaranteed dry and con-
odor, and will keep the viands placed i'm them in
better ana harder condition than in any other Re
Tigerstor now before the public.
After much experimenting during the past winter,
We have added such improvements to our last years
pattern, that we can now offer the ARCTIC IN
ever made.
The principle of the ARCTIC is fau'tless, and. as
CONSTRUCTED by us, we guarantee satisfaction in ev
TO PRESERVE MEATS ANDFRUITs.
certain degree Of cold must be attained But this
is not the only requisite-the air must be DRY and
PURE, or the moisture would DESTROY ALL
No krtgerdt0T can be dry RnltSS the tchOle of the
c0nfaned ar De Kept an motion, any RefrigC
Tdtor De Tree from mould, must tdiHt, unless dry
apartments lee cannot BE- in R.Jrigera-
tors tcheTe the external aditied eihsr 10 rev
ftdfe or produce currents; SHch RsrfgerdtOTS
dry; The tHfrOdKetioH If AR, for rsHtiLGtioa, as
highy ObJecftJHdbLc not only berdKSS Of the rdSts
Of zee, but also Os account Of The ddBapnesS produced
BY coAdeH sdttoH.
The shelves of the AR CTIC are open work. 10 AL
low IN. Tree circulation Of the down about Il
sides ni vessels o. articles upon the shelves, thus
entirely surrounding them with moving currents of
cold air.
They open with double doors upon the front and
top with lock and key to each-being made out Of
seasoned lumber in the very best manner and hard
somely grained, make q desirable piece of Furni-
ture Tor dlrIng room. and have water jar from
which perfectly cold water BIO had at all times
without additional Ice.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
CORTLAN & CO.,
Manufacturers and owners Of Patent,
- Nos. 216 and 21s baltimore street
Columbia Pa. avenue, bet 10th and llth streets. No.
31s. apSLat
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Prom the Pike. Peak Gold Mines
Alexandria Markets

ALEXANDRIA, May 2.-FlOur, super-SmaIl sales
al 50 IS.
Wheat-white 81 SIS; red 81 .42asI So
Corh-White 9Ua15S2c
Oats JOa15c. Rye sc}aq}c
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LOST AND FOUND.

e - REWARD-Straye cd or stolen from the sub
90 serlher, pn the night Of. April 18th:
dark BAY HORSE; a white star in his IN
forehead, and ha q wagon harness on him.NZA
He was either taken Stray ed from the Alexandria
Fish Wharf Any information leading To his recoy
cry will receive The above-named reward.
WIN. DRURY, 10th street east,
apSIT bet. nj and " Ets, Navy Yard,
STRAYED OR STOLEN-On the night of the
snail dark roam, hlpped in the left hiud tx ~
and sprung in the left fore leg; and John, aS2A
big 70 an horse, sway ked star in tn, forehead
ter Any person or persons that will return them To
me shall receive So, WIN. BEACH
ap9-St' .. east of the Capitol.
I OST-Ths morning. q small single DIAMOND
- BR EASrPiN-passins from No. Il North
street, through tho North Capitol gate to the
South gate, y reward Will be given if left ut the
above number. ap - at
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON q TO. MoRROg


By BARNARD L BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
SAFE rs NPBB23PTEk kEEIEE
NOON, 81 May, at o'cicck. IN front of the prem
We viii sell, Lot Numbered two hundred and eight,
tSs,l in Bestty Hawkins addition 70 Georgetown,
stnsted At the corner OF 9Th and Market sta. front
irehes TO Hugh street.
a. R RhlitYY { Trustees.
. BARNARD 4 'BUcKEY.
.eP<-zn~&as Auctoneers.
BY WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctiopeers.
SALE OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
- Go3ps, EHsEoIDERIEs, Fl.owSn :. &c, AT IUc-
lNGS, 81 and 9Th NAV, at 10 o'eIoct a. SIZE No
80 ia. avsnne north side. betwsen sth and 10Th
;neSs We WI, sell stock of Fancy and staple Dry
Black and Coored Dress Silks Sprins Del.ipe..
Eoulard silks, Bayadere Bereges.
Chailies, Lawns, Alpaccas, P1plins,
Faaias t1s1is a?s s a%sr sso, Prppts
Ginghams, Swiss Mouslines,
Ladies, Misses and Gents Hosiery,
Cloths, Casslmeres, Nestings,
Napkins, Table Linen, and Towelng,
I LIS and French Linens, and DIIings,
Lace Wells, Artificial Flowers, Collars &c.
- Also, Domestic and Heavy Goods for Servants
The goods are all new, of the latest styles, and
Will be sold without reserve.
APPS WALL 4 BARNARD, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue OF deed Of
u trust. du recorded In LibeT j. A : numbered
l tollos 1884, 1885, 36 and l57, ofthe land records
OF Washington county. in the District of Columbia
we viii sell on MONDAY, the al day of Nav, IaJa'
IN front of the premises all of Lot No l. la SQUARE
bia. - '
The sale will take place at 81 O'Clock in the after
noon and the terms will be-0ne-third cash, and
the balance secured by deed of trust, payable in 6
and II months, with interest
Should the purchaser fan To comply with the terms
oil sale within days after purchase the trust
serves the right To resell the real al the cost
and risk Of the purchaser.
All cOnye ancIng at the cost cf the purchaser
WIN. GRIPPE, Trustee.
ap I'D j. G. MCGUIRE a co Aucts
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON BRANCH

- & -;
, For the accommodation of passengers upon the
line oil the road, a special local train will he run
between Washington and Annapolis Junction,
commencing on "Wednesday, 9th inst, leaving
Washington daily, except Sunday, at s. IS D. n and
the Jnnctlon, on its return, at p. IN.
Passengers for Annapolis will take this tain.
Round trip tickets, tn most Of the stations. are
issued by this train, thereby alfording an oppOrtu
nlty To all who may wish u take pleasant evening
ride. 'e
ap H-lw T. H. PARSONS
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MES's DREss SUIFs,
MEMS Business SuitS,
Youths Business SKits,
CHILDRKN's DRESS SUIrs,

= : Chtldysn's SfKo0I SIMS,
NOAH WALKER h Co, Marble Hall Clothing
store. Browns Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that their annual display of Spring and
Summer Clothing 10 now ready Tor inspection. IL
Is comprised OF ali assortment Of Gentlcmen's and
Ouths Clothing O the newest and richest desIg ns
In material, trimming, and work manshIp.
To those who Atudy eXcelloncs with economy, IN
fashonablo artIcies of dross. al Opportunity Is
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
oi Ready Made Clathlng in this city, at very re-
duced prices. ap 2B,ly
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EOR SALE-A large Herring's Wilder Patent
Fire and Burglar Proof IRON SAFE, suit
able for bankers and merchants doing n large husi
ness. Inquire Of NJ. SNYDER Il SON. Bankers
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the North Britou

QUEBEC May 2-The steamship Nor,h p,f,o,
from Liverpool on the 2Oth ult arrived here th,s
continental AFFAIRS have assumed more
Sardinia accepts the principle Of disarmament.
ana thereupon the MOniteur publishes another pa,
cifc article %
Parliament was pforogued on the 18th and
would dissolve on the 23d.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. April I9-Cotton closed duIl =, q,
decline OF cd sales for three DAYS IA 400 bales:
Orleans mlddllng 5-l6 Uplands do 65. Snecu-
latOrs and exporters took .CUO each AZ aIa,,chss
ter prices Were weak, with but little inquiry FOR
god ds and warns 10y "
RFeldsturs. Spence A. 20 ,sDo,,
nour with an advancing tendency ,t the clos ana
quote an advance Cd ais. on French flour in sacks
Wheat bnoyant with an advance of Ia2 princi-
pally on French. Corn quiet
PrOvsions-Beef closed firm AT fnll n,ices PORK
nrIn ana slightly higher. Bacon quiet Lard dali
General Produce-Sugar quiet Coffee firm ice
ouoyant Rosln heavy and lower. Spirits tur-
London Marksts.- Barring's circular reports
wheat la@d. higher; closing with an advancing
tendency. Coffee hrm. Rice slightly higher.
consols FOR money 81 Saa5d.
TsEcoND BIsPArcHl
The Queens speech SAYS that a dissolution of
Pa lament had becn agreed upon % 81 We the CONN.,
Try an opportunity Of exp essng its opinion on Il
public affairs. and 20 give the poy.rnInent cont-
dence in the House Of Commons
The English funds on the 18th fen ID under
the ministerial statement of the foreign polcy bnt
tiic " as SUBSEQUENTLY IullN recovered.
ing to tue pacific article la the Moniteur
Final Propositions from Eng land TO ustria wers
sent TO Vienna on the 18th.
The LATEST.
An unfounded rumor circulated i'm Iondon On
the 18th that another attempt had been made 10
take Napoleon life
The MOniteur of the 10Th officially erplains the
basis of the proposed congress and the present no
siton of negotiations. Ii SAYS that France will
Willingly prove her cOnciliatory position and has
promised to request Piedmont TO disarm on condi-
uon That she and the other italian States be allowed
10 take part IN tie congress. Everything inStifes
TIE belief that no further Obstacles will OPPOSE the
assembling of the congress.
The King Of Naples had parted " it'll his family
aud received the sacrament
Sediuon aud riots have transpired among tbs.
students at bologna. The troops We're Obliged To
nre upon them, and several were wounded
From the Pixies Peak Gold Mines
lNDEpEADENcE. Mo, April 3O.-A gentleman
just arrived here from the Pixies Peak mines r.-
ports that the enigrants there and those along the
route. were enrolling Themselves into com NAMES
for Arizona and SOnora
A battle took place on the I'd inst near Zuni
between the Navajoo and Apache Indians in
which ten Of the latter and eight Of the former
were killed. The Nava joes also lost 90 sheen
The Zuni Indians assisted the Apaches
Alexandria Markets.
al So IS.
Wheat-white 81 Is; red Il AaaSI 81
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GROVER & BAKERS
~ sp,v,CE LEBRATED FAMILY

l BONNETS, FLATS,S
Il HANE Just received 81 crgs assortment of a
dies aud Misses bONNETS and n. "A rs
II. EGAN.
32l and 323 Pa. av., south side,
ap D sc bet nd 9TH sts
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BY }. c. MCGUIRE l. CO., AuctIoneers.
TRI STEE's saLE OF VALUABLE REAL
II EsTkTE.-By virtue of two deeds of trust from
John Bohlayer, Jr and wife duly executed and re-
corded, the SUBSCRIBER will sell. on THURSDAY
the 10th day OF May, 1859, at 51S O'Clock D. m on the
premises, OTIS Nos l. ?. 5 J. g. Is and a. in 81 Jare
y %. Ss5, with the improvements
The above property Is ellgIhIy situated ON north
b street, between 5th end 9th streets east and ON
18th and 9th streets east between north and q sts
TIA built. ~ 'S'""
The property will he sold as a whole or divided
In lots To suit purchasers and offers rare opportn
nifty To persons desiring to bu.d or invest
Terms OF sale: One thiTd cash and balance in &
day Of sale, secured upon the property
the terms 81 sale are not com Piled with i'm 5jays
aII tue SAFE the trustee reserves the right resell
purchaser. ' NPo"So vi
All conveyanoIns at the expense of the purcha
sers, CHAN : WAIJAcH T,p,staa 90
aR Ia-eoSds J. {. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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By c. McGUIRE s. CO Anc1lnnaors

BY j. &. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLEUN IN
PROVED PRorERTY.-By virtue of a deed of
ausl recorded Ia tIber A. y, No. las, foll0s "a.
the following described property ia Washington
At II o'clock III, on TUESDAY, Nav 10th. in
1Toht OF me premises Lot numbered 4, in Square
tween 9Th and 9th streets east running back vi feet
loan alley. ~ ~ i0''
Lot No Ia IN Square s7S. fronting 80 feet on 10th
back 80 feet IL inches. "e
Al oGock p M, on the premises, Lots Nos g. 4,
tire western half OF said Square.
Ihe whole OF Square No. 987. This square has
been under cultivation for many wears anil Is veTy
productive. W. WIN " WY
Terms One third cash the residue in and l2
months, ~ equal instruments, hearing interest from
premises. - ' WV
hlCHD; HENRY HENDERSON, Trustee
aP l8-eO&ds j. T.. McGIrIR Z A on 49,
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ROhS AND NQUTHS' Cl.OTHING AND
- Ht.NTl,EMEN'S WEARING APPAREL,
OF EHERY DES|rRIpTTnN

We oPsnt the Spring and Summer season with a
s.o.n y MIN and BOYS CLOTHING unsur
We ask the attention Of To the fas hiou-
able cut and superior finish of our garments for
dress aud business wear. -
Oar assortment of GENTLEMEN'Sa and bows
FURNISHING GOODS, of sill the latest New
Mems and Boys Clothing made 10 order at the
shortest notice.
WALL, STEPHENS l. CO,
322 Pa. svenuet
An S9If and I % Duane st. Nav Vosk
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TIE HIBERNiA CLuB give their eighth grand
assembly this Monday evening, at Franklin Hall
See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-02

FRESH BIRD SERp.-Just received at the
II Agency for Landreth's Garden Seeds, No, 353
street, betwe u 9th and 10th, supply of fresh
HEMP, CANARY, MlLLET, and other SEEDS
FoR SALE-Humphrsys Homeopathic Specifics,
Ponds Extact.or Witch Haze, Watrous 3 Healing
BHisam, and Pressed Herbs, culinary and mediei-
naI. apD-ns
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EOR BOSTON-The regular packet schooner
Il Marietta Burr, Ira Nickersoil, ina ster, ~.
has arrived, aud will commence receiving <G-
frels d or the above port to- morrow (Thurs ks
day.) Apply to
HARTLEY & BROTHER,
aP N-iot 80 aDd I0l Water st.