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Window A. COSTA, SUCCESSOR TO ANGELO
w Costa has on tHud and offers for sale
600 bills Mess, Prime aud Rump Pork.
lOJ tierceE Ra rnu-Slies aud Shoult-+-,
so hbls White and Red Beans
IS etces Sugar Cured Hams.
2uH bbla. Superine and Extra Flour.
81 liarres ateiils Rire-
3,1 bt!s Western and Northern Potatoes
as en- 06, Ct, GO and 10 Old Lsyee street.
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Gustomhouse street, near
l Royal stree-For the Cure of Old Chronic Mercurial
Syphic and all Private Diseases without Mercury
from business exposure to friends, and guaranteed
sll cases.
The unparalleled which James,
marks6le he has effected which pronounced
able by the most eminent ustifes him In offering h
services to the confidence of the unfortunate Tie following
Of the diseases termed Privne and of which, IN
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies, Dr.
naneny eradicaes namely Syphilis primary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections of emas however
complicated they be- Diseases of the Back md Lous
Examination of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism, Hydro
cele Cancers Ulcers Tuinors and all Diseases of the Skin
Dr. James woud also call the attention especially those
who have privately and improperly injured themselves In thai
ting them for either business society," viz constitutional De-
bily lmpoency The following Of the sad
elancholy effects produced by early habits of youth
Weakness of Back and Limbs, Pain in Head Dmness
Vision Loss OF Muscular Power Palpaon of the Heart Dys
pepsie Nervousness rritabiy symptoms Of Consumption
etc. Mentally, the fearful effects the mind
dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion OF Ideas Depression Of
Spirits Evil Foeboding Aversion to Society, Self Distrust
Love Solitude Tinidy etc. of the evils produced
All persons afflicted with Of the above
not fail to call Dr. and be at restored
health let no false decacy YOU Int apply
yourself from the awful and dresu conseq Of
terrible mRlady
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and full vigor
restored
Remember 1.-THE Medical Dr. 80 Custom
house street.
Private separate reserved Hours of
from A. NJ. tos P. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential.
PS-Recentcss of Gonorhes cnred In twenty
Or no pay. DR.. JAMES,
d. 1y 81 Cusfonhnuse
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PUILDING MATERIAL, BRICKS, rIREwooD
V. DEMoRTELLs, Dealer.


AT the Old Basin, of Toulouse sAd franklin
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL such a.
Lime, White aud Yellow Sand Cenen Plaster Paris, shin
slss Las, Slaves Also English French and Fire
Bricks, and all kinds of Eirewood
ssorders from the coanry promptly and carefully
ed to, aus ~
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EEDs' FOUNDRY NEW ORLEANS.

LEEDS 4 CO., IRON FOUNDERS, =
snd of Vertical
oles Sugar Mills, Vacuum Pans, Sugar Kettles Csrihsrs
Filters Steam and Horse Power Draining Machines Saw N]s
lin Gearing Iron Columns and Fronts for Bnidinvs Fur
the Sonth. 's "
been duly authorised are prepared to
sfiLi.MAN'S PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE.
fei2 daWly LEEDS co.
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| new ORLEANS, May 10, 1889.
| To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city of New Orleans
Of fronting on s. New
along Pensacola to bery
e petition your honoraele body
o g. sqsl9 s
the ssnr N and
Liberty street Said granite blocks to be of best quality
The graded proper hight and level 20
AS free the STR Of in the most speedy
The foot crossings at the intersection Of all the streets be
5 s sss SG Soe ee s nd a 6S
than six inches thick to be raised in the and graded
AZ be done agreeaby to plans and specifications furnished
by the City f kEEBs CO.
q InAs ! Z LEEDS LEEDS.
THos B. LEE.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
NouvEILE- ORLEANS, 10 mai 1859.
Honorable Cousel Commun de la Nouvele .oriesns:
M faisant face Ia rue ae "a rue Ia So"ies
Ieyee dss Rampa ct Dc point IA Unite nord du
M s
fare vendre pencan ours davis pour
weller des bocs de granite Ia de
Canal iongeant debareadere de- Pensscole Ia rue berts
Les dts blocs de granite seront de premiere quait
pieres bordures exhaussees nivesu CON
QUOTES DIES rues dites bsnquees exhsusees
Les ayerses intersections de toute les
eds de large Les perres seron de pieds de arge pieds
de long ct moins de depasseu places
de maniee que centre soft eeve ct les ces nvee
fait daprss specifications du voyer de
la Vile.
G GahS h 4: HHF ahh
JAS A. HOPKINS
my awsw secretairs du consei des Assistant Aldermen
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T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

/ UMBER-LUMBER-L
100000 feet and dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and dressed.
100000 feet Ia aud X wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved.
100000 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, ongted and erooved.
l00000 feet Il wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and grooved.
E900e feet ~ dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, square edged
10000 feet dressed WEATTIERBOARDS,
l5dS5O feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting Of inch
,o Boards, Weatherboards, Scantling, Joists, ETC. :
o0oo eet assorted Cypress LUMBER Lhths and Shingles
ALSO
sashes, Doors, Blinds, Mouldngs, ETC., etc.
ror SHE NJ ne lowest market prices in lots suit
ehasers, by SIMPSON DORR,
Nar pasip
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QFFICE oE THE NOVELTY IKoN WORKS

y New York, May ), ISs9
Mr.. F. W. u COOK is duly authorized Agent IN New Or
leans. Any orders taken BY him will receive
immediate and careful attention. We solicit e patronage
III our friends in louisiana
TORATIo ALIEN President
G. COOK Office No. IS Na,rhes street. Nsw Orleans.
mySp ly
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HARDWARE,

HARDWARE,
Jedi WATERMAN CHAs. n WATERMAN.
- j. WATERMAN & BROTHER
sz- IMPORTERS
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS I'm
CUTLERY,
PLOWS
IRON
,.,,zrrr,,, NAILS,
SMITHS, AND
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS
FISH AND SHRIMP sE1NEs,
TACKLE. NETS, etc., etc.
k8-Agents for YosT PLoW AND sCRApER-fsipn q,
the Anvi3 No. IA MAGAZINE STREET, corner of Common
street, New Orleans. .,. o11x
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MILLINERY

MILLINERY
IN JUST RECEIVED-A NEW ANDa -
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF 9
Spring millinery.
MRS. I. JEFFERs,
142 Canal street,
Respectfully informs the Ladies that she receiving
eders for sale Large Assortment Of
FANCY GOODS AND
Paris Millinery,
Comprising in part Straw, Lace Ieghsrn Felt, italian and
Chenille BoNEETs all beautifully trimmed In the Laes,
styles from Paris.
-Also-
Ach Head Dresses Bridal Wreaths, Kid Gloves, Parasos
Corsets and Embroideres.
Commission Merchants and Planters will end their
vantage To give call before purchasing All
dsrs from City or Country promptly attended to
MRS !. JEFFERs,
n28 2plt-3m l42 Canal street.
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!. "a - N Il''f' II z y g Il & FU L So ID
.~;sE3sf aud Sporting Apparatus in al rs branches
kJsn wholesale sud retail dealers In Am sricah Riffs
81 Pistols and Fre-arinB"f every varsity, IS 81
&yChsrlea street, 81 CHARLES Hotel Nav
0Flssns and Isl ttain s,feet, jiaainant, oho.
nsl I'm
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INSURANCE.
| MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE coMPA
or ORLEANS.

Fifth Annual Stnteme nt.
In conformity WIKI the requirements Of their charter the
Company publish the following statement:
Amount Of unearasd premiums sIst Of May, -
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FOUNDRY AND mACHINE-sHOp,

"A FOUNDRY AND MACHINE-SHOP.
NAAD GEORGE PATTERs
" Successor to Mclean Patterson) Of Delord
and New Leyee streets.
The undersigned is prepared manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY of all kinds for
Steam Boats Sugar Plantations, Saw Mills Cotton Presses
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear, Horse Power
Fire Fronts Furnace Mouths and Crate Bars.
BRASS WORK Of every description. Metallic Packing for
Steam Cylinders Gun Metal Rings etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK of all descriptions, having steam
hammer for the purpose OF doing heavy work.
He will keep on hand at all times Crate Bars Wheel
ups Fange Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves of used
by steamboats, 80 1890 ~
He Agentfor the sale Of John T. Osborn Fuel Saw
Crate Bnr highly spoken Of the Pcsyune Printing
Once and others that have them in Bars
be In under boiler lately up this estab
lishment. - - S
He has also made arrangements for the sale
Boilers and Machinery and will establish Depot convenient to
the where large quantity of Boil
and Machinery may be found all times for sale
yGEORGE PATTERSON.
new orleans, June l. 1885, jel II
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HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
- OF NEW ORLEANS
OFFICE-No. rs CAMP STREET.
Amount of Premiums for the yesr ending Slst De-
,loute ipi ue fei 1uuoa ~
The Trustees have declared dividend of SEVENTY PER
CENT after paying SIX PER CENT interest all the
standing Scrip and redeem in cash all Scrip issued excepting
1856 and 1857.
redeemabe scrp payable cash on and after
the It'll February, 1889
New Orleans January 6, 1852
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President,
Jas en- JAMES H. WHEELER Secretary.
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AS. a. HUfKINS,
yN law8w Secretare du Canse des Assistant Aldermen
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- CHAS. G. GAINES q Co.. IMPORTERS
EM AND DEALERS n EoREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MVHAEDWARh, CUTDERY, etc, No. &c Magazine and
S@ 40 Gravier Streets hand and arc eoassnfly
receiving directfron the Manufactures: ~
Ssts, Castings, Axes; Carpenters Tools:
HOES, Spades and Shovels Corn and Coffee Mills:
W and Log Chains; Cotton and Manila Rope;
Firth and Trace Ghainsi Mill Pit and Cut Saws
Anvis Vices and Bellows; Counter and Platform
stocks and ies, Screw Plstos Androns and Tenders:
Hampers and Tongei Shoves and Tongs;
3rtnd Stones, all sEes Cotton and Wool Cards;
books and Hinges Iron and Brass Screws;
Tin Ware; Roirer,s Cutlery
TogetheI with anrge of Fancy Goods Combs
brushes rertnmey Paper and Blank Books which
onersd at the lowest prices
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Officers and Committees elected regular meeting Of tina
Directors of this Assoc ation held Monday January 1855
70 for the ending the first Monday Of
1885, - ,''
r I. Rruca
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
my2T LAVISH Secreairs du Conse Assistant Aldermen
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHA N(5E
DEALERS.
BROWN CO., IS Carondelet street.
SAMUEL SMITH CO., CAM street
Sg DnSN G C9; Gornsr Camp and Casalstreets.
BENOlST, SHAW Co, No. 81 Camp street.
bANh VI CoMMEhCE, JAcoB BARKER. Agent,
r-o,..,u CornerCampand Or vierstres eta
THOMAS N BARKER Corner Camp and Gravierstreets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

HARDEN, THE WIFE POIsONER The trial OF
Harden FOR murder in Warren county. y. Y.
will not take place till September, the Board OF
FreehOlders having refused to order a special
term in July. Great efforts being made to
create feeling in favor of Harden, and there are
many who really believe him innocent Of the
crime with which lie is charged. fl has preached
two or three sabbaths in the Jail where he is con.
fined, and large numbers of ladies have hocked t.
hear him. Harden says himself that he is entirely
innocent, and pretends TO be earnestly engaged in
study. designing when liberated, to prosecute hi,
ministerial work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

IL Louis Napoleon was infinitely Disguised by
the manner in which the army movements Of the
allies in the Crirnea leaked out through the news
papers, and now that he is fighting on his own
hook seems inclined not To be victmised thu,
again. II has been announced in Paris that not
single newspaper correspondent will tie permitted
TO enter the allied camps. A letter from Pari.
says:
=. The Emperor will take with him, To be placed
under the charge Of Marshal Valiant printing
service from the Government Olice, which will
furnish the bulletins il is deemed proper to give
10 the public. II the manIer in which news ha.
as criterion for the future. the AuStTans wiI
know but little by way Of Paris or London O
what Is going on in the French or SardiniaI
camDs -
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VoI. XIII.
THE LOST MAN FOUND.
A Strange and Affectiny Tale

lew days since, as our readers will remem-
per- we noticed the sudden disappearance in a
temporary arrangement of mind. Of Mr.. VIM.
A: Hall, n well-knOwn cotton broker of Mobile.
All will be gratiiied to learn that the lost man
has been found, and, after one of the sti ansest
episodes OF human life. is now alive and appa-
rehtly restored to reason. among his friends
again. The Mercury thus relates the facts,
stranger than fiction:
About O'Clock Sunday morning, Mr. Hall
came to a house in the neigh hbOrhood of the dry
dock. occupied by persons who were acquaint-
ed with him. lie was in a sad plight, and
could with difficulty drag himself along. His
clothes were sOiled with mud and torn by brush
and bramble. His boots were also bursted.
and his hat-a new one when he went away
battered and bruised. His face and hands
we're sore and swollen from exposure, and the
bite a mosquitoes. The people of the house
took him in and cared for him kindly. Some
shmulants were administered and some food
and comfortable bed placed at his disposal.
and word sent ~ his friends.
MI Hall has been absent eleven days. during
which time he has probably not tasted food
He has probably been all the time in the swamp
south OF the city somewhere bstween the dry
dock and the light house.
Yesterday morning he was quite rational,
and could give IN this q count of himself:
lie had been sick and came into town on
the 81 inst, to transact some business That
night he slept in his Office. and got up the next
morning feeling badly, but went out to attend
to the business he had on hand. The last he
remembers he was ON the corner near Cox,
Brainard Co. Office, when he was attacked
with dizziness and blindness. Then it seemed
that something was after him to hurt him, and
he ran down Front street towards Mathew
Press, since which he remembers nothing until
he seemed to wake up, as from n sleep, yester-
day morning about sunrise. When he came to
consciousness, he found himself lying in a
swamp, without having any knowledge of
where he WAS. In trying to find his way out
he came into the road that runs through the
swamp from the dry-dOck to the bay shore be-
low the lighthouse; and so came out TO the
house we have designated. lie had no notion
of the length of time he had been thus uncon-
sciOus. lie asked the day Of the month and
upon being told, was first made aware of it,
The advertisement his friends had put in the
papers was shown him, which he read with
deep emotion and fearful eyes.
1t is wonderful providence that Mr.. Hall
has survived throughout these gloomy eleven
days IN deep, damp. dismal swamp. where he
has undoubtedly all the time been. without
food or shelter Ii will he remembered that
there have been rain and storm while he was
thus exposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

DTThe inquest in the case OF Matte Butler al
North Adams, Mass, in reference to whose death
and the flight Of I.ittiefeld, the bank cashier. SO
much has been said short time since. has been
concluded, and the jury render a verdict Of death
from ''peTitOneal inflammation. The correspond.
ent of the Springfield, (Mass.) Republican says:
"The truth is-and now all begin to see it
there has been no mystery about the whole affair
except what the doctors made. 1t was all plain
story, save so far as they complicated and mysti-
after the girl died, and when they found out tI,f
great mistakes they had made or had they testi-
fed frankly and fairly al the original meeting OF
the Inquest, the affair never would have assumed
one-hdlf the Importance or nOtOriety il has now
achieved. They blund-rcd-sought to conceal il
and have been found out-that's the whole
story
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

L. Tie first Convention Of life-underwriters
commenced its session In New York W etnesday-
al the Astor House. ID is composed Of regularly
appointed delegates from the various Life Insur-
ancr offices in the I nited States and Canada and
of others engaged in the business OF life insurance
The object Of the Convention is to adopt measures
i0f procuring insurance statistics. and combined
experience table constructed from the actual rec
ords Of the various Life Insurance Offices doing
business in this country, instead of depending "a
heretofore. upon the English tables Other Incl
dental objects are TO be secured by the Conven-
ton.
On Thursday reports from the various commit
tees were read. Upon ''vital statistics, lengthy
report was submitted, in the course OF which it is
stated that the average longevity in New England
Is greater than IN the mother country and that our
continent is rs favorable to health and life as the
Old World The president read letter from
Commodore Padding, showin. that the mortality
at A>pinwall, OF board of the United States YES
sels was bat snill; and he declared his conyic-
ton that, while climate, &c.. were important.
sanitary regulations were much more SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

II In New York. on Thursday, over 600 per-
sons, mostly young ladies, Were confirmed and
partOOk of their first communion At the Sixteenth
street Roman Catholic church. The catechumens
dressed in white and enveloPed in long white
wells, marched in procession to the church from
the convent in Sixteenth street. An immense
crowd gathered To see them pass. The sacrament
Of confirmation was administered by the Bishop
Of Puebla, Mexico, now an exile in New York
Among the catechumens was young bride, a
Protestant lady, who had married Romans, a
week ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

1.-THE Diocesan Convention Of New Jersey
In session at Burlington, yesterday passed resolu
lions relative To the death Of Bishop Do ine, eulo
gizing his abilities and intense devotion To TIE
work Of the EPiscoPate, and declaring it the dut,
of the Diocese 10 erect some monument TO bi,
memory worthy to perpetIiate his fame
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

IL Honolulu dates are to the 10th ult. King
hainelIanuha proposes new Constitution The
French are about forming n naval aud military
depot at New Caledonia Island $50 near Sydney is
suspicious,) having abandoned MarqueSas. II is
Intended to restore Queen Pomare To the SOW
ereignty Of the Society Islands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

4 HrIANE ISvsNTIoN.-A correspondent; Of the
bis'on Journal WRITES from on board the L. s
snip Dale. just arrived at Portsmouth, " H., from
thr coast Of Africa. He says:
''On beard the Dale has been invented an anna
r1tus for Instantly lowering boat into the water.
aHd drt"hin1 II from the ship. also FOR attachin.,
u u > simple and economical, and will doubl.
iTSs liFict thr attention OF shipas"rs Countless
IvrS have been lest by the inb Iiy to lower boats
sifrly ~ sea the Davidson boat lowering detlch-
in2 .snd ai'..c hing APPARATUS TO Ill up the
want OF 1 century
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

CURE FOR SNORING.--An inventive Yankee has
produced an apparatus which he claims Is cure
for snoring. II fastens upon the mouth a gutta
percha tube, leading to the tympanum of the ear
and SO magnifying the sound whenever the snort
sRores as 10 Immediately awaken him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30
NO. 3I9 9TH st. No. $40 eth IT.
" Three doors bsiO,U Northern Market.
AUG TION GOODS

Having Just returned from the North with large
stock of cheap pR GOODS from suction, do NO W
call the attention Of the ladies' OF Washington and
vicinity "a the following articles:
| yard wide English Calico, warranted fast color at
l21sc: worth 25c
yard wide Super at l8Xc; worth Sic
Fine Cambria Lawns, warranted fast colors, at
l25zc; worth Pho
Fine double skirt Cambria and Organdie, fast coll
ors, l2lac; worth 2cc
Very fine Silk and Wool Baroge NaPoleons at S:tIc;
worth SIC
Double Robe Leo Organdies at So; worth So
Fine Cambria Robe alec at Sl.75; worth So very
cheap
1914 English Shreting at s5c; worth 44c
l2-i do do atS7lzc: worth SIC
yard wide Bicached Startling At lNc; worth l2xc
"a yard wide Pillow case l.lnnen at Sic; worth SOC
Mars"Ies Quilts, 10 1, at II *; worth 81
E, DO do IA, 1t sl.5E worth S2.75
Small sizes from 87ac to 5 80; very cheap
hlarseIlles BOsons N Sa.a12c; worth SIC
White LInncn Duck at GA; worth 8.Lc
Ribbons, X Ruches, vslvets, Boys wear, Mems wear
EmbroidsrIes, &c
AlL0fwhlch was bOush at auction and very cheap
IL Call and see.
ma 2-lw F. MADDOX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

IL Phelan. the billiard man. has replied to See
rtit'r's insnuatons about the uufairuess of thG
late billiard match at Detroit, by showing, then
unfOunded, proving this 10 be the third time thai
Scereter was beaten by him. His reply conclude:
by saying, that though Seereiter may publish
cards by the dozen, be (Seereter) and his friend.
will have no future notice taken of them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

UJ-A German ''savant'' has taken the trouble
to the number of hairs existing in four hui
man heads He found in a blonde, 1iO.OCO ds
tinct hairs; in a brown, IOO, ,iiOi in black, lG?,
"6Oi and la a red, ss,7iO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

w. SEI.DEN, Marshal
ma l3-ts for the District OF CnIumhis
ma l3-ts

NARSHAL'S SAL.E-In virtue of II ,yri;s of
1fI her iaclas Issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county OF Wa: Ellington and to ma directed. ! will
expose To public sale, for cash. in front of ths Cont
House door OF sdid county, on FRlDAE y, the 10. n
day OF June next. l259, at IL O'Clock H.. the FOL
lowing descFire property, u wit: All defendant :
rlSht. utls claim and interest in and Ia the undi
vldHd mOiety OF part of lot No. . in SQUARE No
a. beg lnIlnE for the same at the southwest corner
Oi sald lut IN s2ld square, running thence north
wardy along the line of 9th st. p feet thence
due east, st ht angles with said 9Th street To- the
end oi SAID Lot No. B; thrnca duo south u feet /;
thence due west 10 the beginning containing ssl
guar the lmpIOyeinenls thereon, IN the city of
W Washington, ID. e.
Also. the undivided mOiety of part of Lot No l.
Ia Squar. No 428. beginning at the nOrtheastcrly
corn r ol SAID Lot No. !, in said Square thence
cunning south along the line of 9TH strett west 2
feet inches; thence west 10 feet; thence north 2
feet inches thence east ~ feet to the beginning
together with al and sins uiaT the improvements
thereon, IN the city nf Washington, ID. c..
Also: part OF Lot No. I, IN Square ca, owned in
scverally by the defendant beginning at the corner
OF lst street east and street north, and running
thence south said LIST street 6n feet thence west
place of beginning, containing SON square feet,
more or less, together with al and singular the Ir-
provements thereon, IN the city OF Washinet d.
c. seized and levied upon az the property OF Thos.
GaliIgan, and will be sold to satisfy Judcals Nos
Is, 49, 81. a. q -, 81 3S, 9 A. 43 and i6 tO October
term, 1859 IN favor OF 5. = and =. A. Stevens, and
Samuel :. Stevens.
w. SELDEN. Marshal
ma hts Tor the District of Columbia