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soESE IN Couar.-The New York Express

SoESE IN CoUaT.-The New York Express
relates touching incident connected with the
close of the trial of James Stephens, convicted
in that city of the murder Of his wife: He was
attended during the trial, which lasted for eigh-
teen days, by several female relatives, including
his little daughter aged about six years. Alter
the rendering of the verdict of guilty. the jurors
retired, the spectators dispersed and the Sheriff
with bis deputies approached the prisoner. His
little girl, Bella, turned towards Stephens, and
after Kissing him said "Come, pa, let US 60 now
it is all over, see pa the people are going" Hu,
man nature, says the Express, could not stand
this the Sheriff turned away to hide tear, and
retired, leaving the prisoner alone with his rel
atives and counsel. Pocket handkerohiefs were
drawn out by many present, and the attempts OF
the male portion of the audience to stop up the
outlet of the hearts fountains were Of no avail.
Such an affecting scene has rarely been witness
cd
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-12

TIE Albany Statesman gives sketch of q
lecture by blind man, and grayely says che
spoke without notes"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-12

IF thou art master, be sometimes blind; II Q
servant, be sometimes deaf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-12

THAT'S part of the sinking fund.-" as chap
said when box of money went to the bottom
of the river. q
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-12
Staunton Spettator,
JOS. A. WADDELL,)
L. WADDELL, Jr., Proprietors'
RICHARD MAUZY,
TERMS,

r8- The "SPECTATO TOR is published once sOeet
at TwO Dollars and ety Cents ysar, a7h'cb may be
discharged By s Pament Of 1t0o DotIars at Gny tsns
,o;tRin he ysar No Subscription aoiN be discontinued
6ut at s option Of tie Editors, until alIarsarages
paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS of ten lines (or less,) inserted
three times for doIlar and tWent os cents for each
IN tie same proportion.
liberal discount made to those ,ohc edvsrtiss By the
year.
Professional Cards. not sreeeding sevsn lines, a0i be
Inserted for one gear for IS 006 months for IS 90.
One sGss1re item liaes) L yegr 90
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Dn. FRANKLIN says: If a man empties his purse
Into bis head nobody can take it from him.
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ANNOUNCEMENT. A
GOULD &c LINCOLN,

NO. so WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON,
Have in Press and will Soon Publish,
LECTURES OF SIR WIN. HAMILTON, on Metaphys-
les and Logic. Edited by Prot. Mansel of Oxford,
and Mr.. yeitch of Edinburgh. From early sheets.
MILLIONS LIFE AND TINES. By David Mason,
Prof fEngsh Literature, University College, Lon
don. From early sheets.
THE LIMITS OF RELIGIOUS TH0UGHT-The Re-
markabe hampton Lectures of Prof. Mansel, Ok
ford. The Notes ere translated for the American
edition.
FIRST THINGS? OR, THE DEVELOPMENT OF
CHURCH. By Baron Stow, d. d.
AGNES H0PET0UN'S SCHOOLS & HOLIDAYS.
By Mrs. 0lphant
THE SINLESSNESS OF JESUS, AN EVIDENCE OF
CHRISTIANITY. BY DR.. G. UllmaD. new edition,
greatly enlarged and improved.
THE EIGHTEEN CHRISTIAN CENTURIES. By
Rev. james White.
SERMONS. BY Rev. u. Grattan Guinness.
TWELVE LECTURES. By Rev. II. Stowell Brown.
ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY FOR 1859.
With likeness of Prot. o. NJ Mitchell 12mo.,
cloth. Price S1.25.
JUST PUBLISHED,
WcylandS iSsrm0nS--SaLcGtio@ By Christ l2mo.,
Ns,O Eaglend Taeocraey BY Prot. Il. F. Uhden.-
life qnd Times Of lScqe BGckuS, D. D. By Prof A
Hovey, d. d. limo, cloth. Sl.25.
JeHkya 0a tie -4t0nement. l2mo., cloth. ST.
TIE EesHiisg Of Life. BY jeremiah Chaplin. D. D.
$3.50
Y&e Hargest and Reapsrs. lSmo., cloth. so cts.
Tie Poor CERT and True WonsQa. 1Smo., cloth. 75c
TIE Great Day Of Atonenseat. 16mo., cloth. Is cts.
,Ae State Of Tie h"peniteat Dead. BY A. Hovey, D.
d. 81 cts.
Feb 90, 1859,
I0O NEGROES WANTED.-I WIN pay In
UU Cash the highest market prices for able-bo
did YOUNG NEGROES for the Southern Market
All viii pay more than those that pretend to pay
RthmOnd prices Persons having such lot sale VIII
r n to their interest to call on nue. before selling
JOHN B. SMITH.
waynesboro', Nov. 16, 1S5s-6m*-Yind. copy.
PORTLAND SUGARS AND SYRUP.-We
! have on hand and are constantly receiving from
be Mandatory full supply of the above Su
ad Sf RUF III barrels which we offer to the tlade AZ
hctory prices. FOWLE & CO.,
Agent of the Portland Sugar Co.
Alexandria, March 5, 1s59-G.
OEYSICIANS can always be supplied with full
/ assortment of Medicines Of the BEST QUALITY at
DR., H. S. EICHELBERGER'S.
lStaunton, Jan. 25 '59
4 LARGE SUPPLY OF COMES, HAIR, TOOTH
H. TROUT & cos
Saunton, March l, 1889 Drug Store.
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS of the best quality
VI can be had at
Saunton, March g. 1859. Drug Store.
HARNESS Oil, for greasng leather. Also Ma
IL CHINE OIL, for sale by
DR.. II. s. EICHELBERGER.
Staunton. March 8, 1859.
A LARG LOT OF GENTLEMEN'S TRAVEL
n ing Shs Wis for sale cheap, at the Clothing House
If j. P0LLITz.
Stauuton, DC i.12, 1858.
: BBLS. NEW CROP n. 0. MOLASSES, just re-
} ceived by TAYLOR, HOGE Il co.
Staunton, Feb. l, 1859.
OUUU TAYLOR, H0GE 4 co.
Staunton, Feb. l, 1850.
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liz Denmark you cannot get married without
a certificate of vaccination. 80
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ALEx. H II. STUART. B. BALDWIN STUART
LAW PARTNERSHl
IIAYING associated my son B. Baldwin Stuart
IL with me in business, we will hereafter practice
law in all the Courts held in Staunton under the name
aud style Of ALEX. III. Hs STUART 81 son.
Particular attention will be given to the COLLECTION
OF CLAIMS.
The senior parner will also regularly attend the
Circuit Courts of Rockingham and Rockbridge aud
the Court Of Appeals at Lewisburg.
ALEX II. II. STUART.
Staunton, Aug,3l, 1858.
HUGH w. SHEgFEY. JAS. BUxGARDNER, JR
LAW NOTICE.
TINE undersigned have formed partnership in the
Il Practice of Law, in the various Courts held in
Sauntou. They will attend promptly to all business
eOnded to their Especial attention paid to the
Collection Of Claims.
HUea w. SHEFFEY will practice in the Courts OF
Highland, Bath and Rockbridge and ia the Court OF
Appeals. HUGH w: SHE6EsE55'
Staunton Dec. z 1885,
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HNEAS.-We have in store aud for sale a very su
Il perior lot Of Teas, Just received from the Pekir
Tea Company. Call and examine.
2. N.P0WELL & CO.,
C.o,ntor IIniOn Hall RuildinQ
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-12

M D. SUGAR.--sO hhds. Prime Sugar, justre-
IN. eeived from New Orleans per Brig Georgla, for
sale low by F0WLE co.
Alexandria, Feb %, 1859.
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AN adcertiSiag for leSs time than thrse months, aoi
be charged for at the usual rdteS$1 90 per square fl
e first three Insertions, and trentyfse cents for eat
Subsequent ISSUE.
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lust RECEIVED,a "a very bright LYNCHBURG
eJ TOBACCO in 50 b Boxes, to sell low by the Bon
Call aud see it. JNO b. EVANS
Stauntou, Feb. 20. 1859.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-12

GHAIRS AND SOFAS.-Just received from
Y J Boston, 80 dozen CANE SEAT CHAIRS and %
SOFAS, the best and cheapest yet offered in this
place. A. D. CHANDLER.
Stauntop Dec II, '5S-tf
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Western Virginia 3
MARBLE WORKS, &ss G
AT STAUNTON HUH III
N.Y.
4ARRI Sc NBUR0. Ir1N ~
MARQUIS & KELLEY. 80

nR. JAMES JOHNSTON, SURGICAL 4
IL MECHANICAL DENTIST, having been located
permanently in StauntOn for the last four years. would
respectfully inform his friends and thepubc generally,
shat he still continues to practice Dentistry in all its
various branches, with the stctest regard to durabi
ty and usefulness.
Office on the south-sI ofMain Street, opposite the
old Spectator Office.
Staunton, Nov. 90, 1854
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-12
GEo. N. COCHRAN. JAMES COCHRAN.
COCHRAN & COCHRAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

WILL practice their profession In all the Courts
w of Augusta, and the Circuit Courts of Bath and
Highland Strict attention will be given to all busi
ness entrusted TO their care.
Aug, "a 1858.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-12
CITY HOTEL
Corner Royal and Cameron Streets,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
q cANTurEg VFREEEROWER PronrHetnr

A J. TURNER, PROF MUSIC, W ES-
~ LEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE-Teaches Pi-
ing Instruets Private Glasses on Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings. Pianos Tuned in the most accurate
manner. Persons wishing to buy Pianos respect
fully invited to call at my honse opposite the resi-.
denee of Col Geo. Baylor, aud examine the specimen
ofMessrs VIM. Knsbe 4 Co.'s celebrated Instruments.
Staunton, Jan. %, 1889.
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POWELL HARRISON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA,
WTILL practice in the Courts Of Augusta and High
w land
Eg- He may be found at his office, adjoining the
SheriGs Office
Dec 3. 1857,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-01
FUTURE DAYS.

E'ARM FOR SALE.-ln pursuance of the power
Il vested in us 10y the will of the late Timothy
O'DonnOghue, deceased, we offer at private sal e
that valu liable and beautIful FARM. Happy Home -
containing one hundred ard twenty eight acres
tfee ronGS and eight perches, situated between and
binding on the Washington branch of n. and O. X .
X. and the Baltimore and Washington Turnpike 4
nile from Betsvllc Post Dficc and miles ON the
Asricuiturai College. The location is uus,IrpaSs,d
Tor health; the society excellent; and churches of
hraiIS AL denominations within short distance:
convenient To excellent schools: and a grist mill
WITHIN nile. The neIghbOThoud is rspidly I'M
proving. THIS Is one of the most beautifully situ-
ated places an the line of the Railroad between
Baltimore and Washington. possessing the advan-
tage oil market IN either city.
Washlnston can be reached by railroad in thirty
minutes. Baltimore In about an hour.
The land is ia high state of no
or expense having boon spared in improving aud
irrtIllZIng lay use of the most permanent nanures
There Is an abundant supply Uf water-a never fail
ing stream running through each hsld.
Ghe improvements consist OF 4 comfortable brick
uWeiiInS, with rooms, IN excellent repair; barn,
stable. Ice house: well OF water in the barn ward:
an orchard of the choicest fuuit-aPpes, peaches
pears. plumbs, &c.
All the necessary Farming Utensils and fine Stock
Will he sold with the p ace Sc paratcly.
The terms will be liberal and made To suit Dur
chasers.
Further Information may he obtained from Dr. F.
ol1onnoghue, on the place, vino will take pleasure
"a showing IL Ia persons wishing 10 purchase, or
from the Executors I'M Georgetown, ID, c.
SARAH ODON \OGHIE,
JAMES O'DONNOGHCE.
90. PETER O'DONNOGHUE.
~ L. L. NNE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-01
New Yark Markets.

NEW YORK, June 1.-Flour closed quiet. al an
savance Of daluc; State IS 35as6 Is; Ohio g. o.,
- 81; Southern - 5OaS7 10
club 81 Is. ' '''
Corn closed buoyant; white 9Das3c; yellow
Pork closed dull; mess sI7asIs.
Lard dali, at ~ Yalac
Whisky is held at PC, but buyers olrer only e6c
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Baltimerp Mayks..-

BALTIMORE, June l.--Flour closed ouiet and
Howard street and Ohio s7as7 * f~-e' ""~
Wheat unchanged; white 81 7OaI "; rad NJ 81
aS1 Is. NV s'-'O
Corn closed firm; yellow S6asSc; white ssas6c
rncvisions closed duh; bacon sides 9kc; mes,
Whisky closed duh NJ 9sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-01
BY A. GREEN. Auctionser.

REAUTIFUL AND VERY DESIRABLE
u BpILpISS LOT on FIFTH, BETWEEN NORTH a
AND II srRkkTs, ATAUcTION.--On WEDNESDAY
me Ist DAY 81 June next, shall SELL in front Of the
premises, a. clock p. that beautifai and most
des Iabie Building Lot known as Lot No "a in
square NO 40 having fine trout Of q feet on the
EAST sue o' tlHh street west, d running hack 81
north. ~ ~ a''oe''
Any person wishing to purchase beautiful bu Id
ing or sltuated IN one Of the most quiet hea thy
ana desirable sections of tina CITY is mo- res pect
July Inv ted To attend the sale Of the aLOy, lot
Terms: One fourth cash balance in D. 70 IL and
q moths, for notes bearn, interest secured by n
derd III trust npon the premises ~ "
the purchaser. wv ~
ma 81 A. GREEN Auct
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ma l6-2tawtInn-

TICE!
~ GKoRGErowN, ID. c., MAY Cd, IaTa.
The owners or legal representatives Of all the lots
OF parts of lots ot ground fronting the south eide
of Sd street between High street aud Market street
In this town, are hereby notified that they are re
CURED, by an ordinance Of the Corporation of this
town; TO have the footway within the limits above
stated placed ga state Of thorough repair before tho
lsf day OF June next; and their failure To do $50
the undersigned authorized and directed hy sad
ordinance la make the repairs themselves, and 20
pay for the same out Of the proceeds of the tax
which has already been imposed for that purpose
ANY further Information which NAV be de sired hy
those interested the premises can bs obtained on
application at the Mayors Office.
HENRY ADDISON
yNO. L. BANGS,
ma SINl724SH observation-disclosures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-01

DIED,
On the 2ath of Nav, 1859, at the residence of her
mnther, IA Prince tieUrge's county, Md Miss Ell
LEN WAX ID, IN the 2ist year of her age
For several wears preceding her demise, this esti
mame yonns lady had been an intense but patient
sufferer from accident and disease. She was en-.
dearcd To- all who knew her by those rsniaI Isnosi
uons and amlab!e qualities which adoTn and beau
tIy the character al woman. With her shining viz
tues there was associated bright intelhge nee
vi Ich impaired add lJn ust to he pres Ca In
the morning Of life her pue spirit has taken
20 that blessed realn to whlc h, amid her long aud
severe AttiIctlons. her sweetest aspirations eyer
tended. She died as she had lived-a child of God:
heir of heaven.
Too pure for earth. she passed away
To realms OF bright and endless day"
A FRIEND.
OF raralytic, on Thursday evening, May SYST,
aft eI lingering illness of II months, MTCHAEI'
CONNER. in the Goth year ofhis age.
His friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited tn attend his faneral on THURSDAY eyening
at 5 o clock, from No. IS 2th street. a
On the 3ist OF May, John FARRELL a native
of Lisinore. county Waterford, Ireland in tho sd
year of his age.
The friends of the fsmi are respectfully Invita-
tn attend his funeral Tomorrow Afternoon. at !
O'Clock, from his latc residence, corner OF Virsns
avenue and ID street, Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-01

N~oFFIcE GEORGETOWN GAS LIGHT
! NJ; CONAN, Georgetoyn, Mag ~ ls5e.3
~ the Company's Office on MONDAY. the 9Th dss
OF June, 1859, Tor seven directors 10 manage the
polls will be opened at II O'Clock a. IN. and close at
O'Clock .. IN.
ma 1l.Junel&4 HENRY KING, Sec.
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Finnueial.

INV foRt: June 1.-Stochs are dull and lower
Chicago aud Rock Island s. <: Cumberland Coal
Co 10; Illinois Central shares Sc; do bonds 20 :
Michigan Southern ga; New York Central - Z ;
souri, 6's six
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-01
By A. GREEN Auct;onoo,

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
MORTGAGE SALE OF SEINE. ROPES.
W BOATS, &C At AucTIoN.-On FRIDAY the
10th instant, shall SELL by the authority and con-
sent OF an the parties concerned ina cerain mort
gage, bearing date the IS day Nav, 1857 and re-
corded III Llber A. =, No. IS5 foii1s sal Si2 and
3S one OF the land records for Was ston county.
Ia tn tne DstLi t4lC0I unha, qGautit oil Seine a ID
hopes, at IL O'Clock M ST the re. idanca of w m
MacseS. on 9Th street east, between south and {;
streets; ana at clock, or Immediately sitter the
and fiat bottom Boats. y ~
Terms ca h.
je 1-eO& DIS A GREEN a,o,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-01
BY A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED A%D UNJN-
CoNNRcTIcUr AVENUE AND 18TH STREET WEsr At
ATcTIoE.-on TUESDAY, the 3lst instant, sis /
eel, In front OF the premi ses at O'clock D. m the
following described handsome property, VIZ: WV
Lots Nos. 10 and u; la Davidson subdivision of
square y o. 1853, each lot having front of 81 feet
running hack lac feet II inches to thirty feef eS
ana hiteen feet side alley between the lot. On
Lot No. 10 is handsome two-story Frame Hons
with brick basement, kitchen. aud pump in the
yard. ALSO, III the rear of the lot is a long stable
snfilclent Tor SIX horses and three Carriages OF
NO. ii Is vacant but enclosed by a good fence
Terms One-third cash; balance IN six and tweIv We
months, for notes D., airing interest from day of aI
deed gwen and deed of trust taken.
INA 2-d A. GREEN, Auct.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th inst same hour and
place. ~ "N'
cid GREEN .,o,,- .
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n1,LkAsSDRIA, June I.-Flour-no sales
.65 cents ' '' -''s "" '"o"ke :"
Corn-sales at Sc
Oats-no sales on Change
Rye-sales at SIW.
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M LEWIS PAYNE,
w HOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE DEALER

- BTtdge Nfrttt, UrOrgefOlrH, -. {.
The attention OF the trade respectfully called to
my stock Of Youths, Mons, and Boys'-sS~
CAt.FSkIN SHOES. FOR summer wear
~ T. @ sf Ssn a %AT PaTESr Ls.rHERvN
WORK IL also assorted and well worthy Of atten-
Lon.
A Isrge lot OF COARSE SHOES and ROOTS
(snltabie for servants sisO on hand aud constantly
making.
HI Country merchants and others IN want are
Invited 10 CAL or address me at No. "a Bridge ST.,
Georgetown, ID. G.. apS2 nj
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!. GREEN IN, AHcteGesr;

BY A. GREEN, Auctionesr
on llTH STREET EAST, NEAR THE NAVY Yam
BIRDS Ely virtue of a deed of trust from A bin
tember, 1857. and record led IN Liber J. A s. No I4l
fniIos S It sen, the Suhscrber will sell ar pub ic
4o'ciock p. m, onthe premises, lot No O. In Square
No. i,a. iron Al faet inches nth stree east
deep to 3i.toot alley, with the improvements con
slstins Il three story Franc Dwelling, with brick
&c. S """o'
Terms: One third cash; and balance in and -
mouths, with INT rest from day sale, secured by deed
III tIust upon the property And if NOT complia oil
with 10 days alter the sale, tho Trustee reserves
the rIght 10 resell upon one weeks nutIcr at tine
rsk and eSp 'nse Of the dofauting purchaser All
convey anc.n. At THE expense of the Purchaser
EDWARD r.. MUDD, Trustee.
10 l-eO1ds A. GREEN Anct
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C a. IAs &, yMsSyiRE% CO, ApgtI2nserg,

~ AS {. MCGUIRE CO., AuctIonsers.
4 ,hANCERf SALE OF VALUABLE M
~ PROVED AND USTNPRovFD REAL ESTATE-Ry
virtue 81 decree of the Circuit Cont of thI ms
triet ofColnmhl7, for WASHINGTON connt., No An,
Ia chahceIy, the subscriber vii sell ~ Public Amr
tton, ON tuesday, the 3ist day of May ls,, at 81
O'Clock p M, on the premises. part of lot No & in
square 4&i fronting % ieat Inches on 9Th street
west, between \ aud l. straets no tn hy InO i,ct
ueep, with the buildings aud improvements CON
sisths OF two well built and comfortable twostory
bflok dwelling houses. The dwelling houses AMI
Srnnnd aittched thereto will be sold s.paratsIy
The above property Is eli ihy situated aqn ofIsrs
most ucSiIah,c opportunity to persons desiring a
cumfoTtahle dwelling, or To tuiI6 or iuye.t
Terms al sal" prescribed by said ,Ipcrcs. ona
thlrd IN ca H. ard the residue in C. H. and III months
Win interest from the das of Laic. secured by the
piichasor notes. with surety to be approved IL,
tue trust5c upon the full pa, irent of the purchase
money and interest the trustee will corve, ibr
property 10 The purchasers in fen IL the terms of
SAFE are not compiled with within five DAYS altnr
the safe the property the terms of sale of which m
not so complied with will be resOld upon ona veal
n3tice. at the risk and expense of the purcLa ser
All convey anclng at tho expense of the purchasers
CHAS. :. WALLACE, Trustee
ma ieOads J. {. Mcguire 4 CO., Auct's
lJ-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONEDIN
con seq uence Of tbs storm until TUESDAY AF.
TERNoON, Tyne ,ts, same hour an place
CHAS. 5. WALLACE, Trustee
le l-eo&ds JAS. c. MCGUIRE 4 co. Auct's.
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SPECTACI.ES AND EYEGLASSES-G0!d
~ ~ SILVER and line Steel SrECTA ,4-A@4
Also: Gold, Steel and Sholl EYEGLASSES. of
every focus VI
large assortment of the above fttad mn w,tp tbs
fiuest 5bbe eyes. ~
Par lieu ar attention paid t. tho selection OF lasses
suited to the eyes of wasIers
II. w. GAIT BRO,
jewelers., 32I Pa avenue,
ma ct 4dnnrs 1yast I'll lr,r...s,
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AIRy0ndrfa yI,rl.s.

PHILADELPHA, May -. - The Philadelphis
Bank property, corner Of Fourth and Chestnut sis
sold tonight, at S76.JD.
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FOR SALE-At Small woods Stable. on Jackson
Il Hall Alley, between Sd and ~ streets *
one pair of grey carriage HORSES, one IN
CARRIAGE and HARNESS, and one6A
Summer CHARIOT. belonging to the personal es
tate of the late Mrs. Jacq ueline = PendIeton For
terms Of sale apply to j. W.WEBB, Admin Istrator
No. o.. ASg Penn avenue, between ~ and 9Th stsy
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Overland Mail

st. Louis. June 1.-The California ove,,,,
mail Of the 9th Of May has arrived but the ne,,
Is generally unimportant. Business at San Frs.
cisco was revving
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EXrRssS'vME s sGIEt IS E hAqsiaTs;
june I TH !, ,s5
o'eloek, shall sell, my auction room. Iron Hall
Black ace shawis, MsHiiiias aud Wells, VIZ
i MIasi HonIton log a. and GuiPnCe Sets,
Emhrold red Muslin, Tides, busters,
tEf4 rnh. lhIlP9re and Maltese Collars,
Tngf ther with all extensive variety of new and
Lea saI.u goods, forming very attractive sale 10
This is the last consignment ofthe season. and as
receved instructions to sell without reserve
masI-2t c. W. BoTELFR, Auct
TRADE SALEOF LARGE STOCK OF Doors,
DAY MORN V June ID af 10 rHUES
az or suction rooms, cort err of Pa av and 9Th
sIs Sy sPG and Bssf. sSn Of Mn
&C. We name
Ladies hes aud Misses Caters and Buskns, polished
Women's Heel Gaiters,
ChIldren's Lace Boots.
Mems Peeged aud Tackled Boots
NILS Men tcisnt ana R hh1sk Cali Boots
Boys and Youths Bray an and Oxford Ties,
Nh' c.t annoy Boots and Shoes, Morocco and
WIZ many Other articles not here enumerated
Terms: $50 and under, cash: over that SUN; a
credit OF t., and ~ days. for sats actoriy eEdnrse
lna 81 VAIL BARNARD. Auots.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
NERl Ex TIE NSINE PAwkBROKER,S
" SALE OF NRRDREMkD PLEDG Es.-On THURS
DAY Jpne ID, will sell, at my auction ROOM cor
ner of7th and b streets. at 10 o'clock a M an cx
wit: "N'S'oS' ~
Fine Gold Hunting and Silver Watches.
Gold Fob and Neck Chains
4 good assortment of Jewelry. singly or in sets
A large variety Of Grape and other Shawls, Cloth
ing, O''i
Gums, Pistols, a pair of valuable Military Swords
Fancy Articles, &c; &c,
Seven rare and valuable Oil Paintings, the work
OF rare and accomplished artists, to the sale Of
which the attention Of connoisseurs of the art ia
most respectfully requested, as upon examsnstion
they Will lind the subject and work superior
ISAAC HERZBEPG Pawubroker.
ha rs ms, IuSW A. GREEN, Auct.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

on the Slst Of May, by tho Rev Father Aiken,
RICE, both Of this clty.