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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON1 TO MORROW
By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer

By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTIN THE FrRs1
slant sbs AT s 10 oD. n Id the sh IN
O'clock O'clock m, the following valuable Building Lots
Lot No. II, in Square No. q. fronting N, north ~.
5s's square feet, 80 '''' "'s'' 0o"'~'ni"s
ssd s ssh . :s.ss I. as '
ot 70 p ssusrs No 81 fronting on north L,
OF gath street. containinx sSil san.re a, 0ofhe'
Lots NOS and in squ.re No 50. situated at the
and No. $50 s at;S streets No. CON
FER sons wishing to prrchass handsome bui,ainr
tG osatdns tsss ssasss e the
thay will hnd this sale worthy their
For all the rest one Quartet e.sb VII Se cash =,
and lS months for notes bearing intsrest fr o. ~
sac DEED given anda deed OF trust taken Ttle
The sale will commence on the FIRST n,msd nm,
erty. sel.-d) A. GREEN, ASct
UTTHE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED I'M
consequences of the rain until WEDNESDAY. The
sig d A. GREEN, Auct
MARsHAL's SALE.-In virtue OF a writ of fer,
W lscias issued from the Clerks Office OF the Cir
cunt G9nr Of the District of Columbia for the coun-
to public sale for cash. in front of The Cont E6Use
oSSI Of Saba o9gnty on tn URSDAY, the "a day
claim and interest in and to Subdivisions Nos =
ana = Of Square No. 462; also, Lot No u.s. in
together with all and singular the imeroyements'
thereon seized snd levied upon as the proeertS oi
WI W% b.: Robert and Jos NJ Downing and viii be-
1854, in favor OF ". c. Stephens snTy' of J"pn NM
mS,, US: w M. Is, Roht., Joseph NJ, and Joseph
DOWNING anu henry L. Greer.
au 2s-ts Marshal for District of CoI1m5ia.
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SOMETHING NEW IN TKE Musrc Business
Our readers will notice, by referring to Biizs
advertisement, that lie has concluded to spend
the entire week here, and give two performances
each day, afternoon and evening Every kady
who attends any OF these exhibitions Is to receive
as parting SORUentr piece Of new and FASH on
able music.
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Later from Mexics.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2O-Vera Cruz dates OF
me Sd have been received. Degallado was still AZ
san LUIS Potosi recognizing the army, and max
Mexico. WIG SiS oA
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BY ). C. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctionsers


IHpSTEE'SSA LIZ OFTWO SMALL BRICK
SiRGiNA AVENUE AND SOUTH r. STREET On
SATt,fDAf AFTER NOON. October Ist. at s
Sat,d March 20, l354, and duly record d in iber J. a
N "a, follos 49, lls and l2O, one Of the land REQ
oids Tor Washington county, 1 shall sell 4 OTIS Nos
- ana 10, IN foddF subdivision of Square No sS7
I,ontlng each j feet on Az street west, between
Se 10 Inches To public alley, gether with the
imp owe emit, consisting of two well built two
story brick Houses. with back build ngs eovered
with TN and STATE, and cOn:aining six rooms each
, Terms One fourth cash the residue i'm g. - and
liz months with Interest, secured by deed of trnsf
oh u6e promises. n. CALI.AN. Trustee,
Sc q eO&ds j G. Meet IRE a. co Incts
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PERSONS having any kind of business to transact
In the city, should not fail to consult our Alpha
betical Business Directory, in another column. 1t
contains the cards of rst-class establishments in
all departments Of business in the city. and is very
easy OF reference. fOn can find any kind Of bust
1ess yon want to, In a half minute
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Alexandria Marketx

ALEXANDRIA. Sept 81 Flour no sales ybe,,
white, ordinary, - -, fair to good al 2IasI "a
red, ordinary, sI03, fair to good 81 I2asI rs;
prime Zimmerman 81 81. Rye-sales al 6Sa7Oc
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Last Niehf,s Sfarn
Marine n,telliseuce.

RICHMOND, Sept 2l.-An Immense Quantity of
rain fell here last night doing CO.'S derabIe dam
age TO property. The James river is very high
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BosroN, Sept. 2I.-Tk- brig VIM. F. Windsor.
Ior Richmond, Va, has foundered at sea Her
crew have arrived safely at Portland
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"assaehasetts Republican State Copx.,-
non-eeverner Banks Re-nomin.ted
rIrcHHURG. Mass, sept The R.nDbl,,,,
vi. onrehsoh Tor the nomination of STATE ofScers
was held here to-day
There was large number of d.leva,s. .na
apparent unity of opinion -"" q"
Ensign ID kellogg, Of Pittsfeld, was elected
tSa ,n with vice-Presidents representing all
posi- ion. "'uous OPP
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NorIcE.-DIsTRIcT or COLUMBIA Apyx1rr.r-
NESIs TO BIZ INSERTED IN THE BALrrnoRR Sur
AzE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED PROM rHr
STAR OFFICE.
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WE have received an article upon "The Public
School Question in Washington p which will ap-
par in to-morrows paper
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DUBLiC SALE OF VALUAR r THOR
OCGH-BRED STOCK

PUBLIC s SNSh 3R SA N46HR THOR
alto, ming Upper Ma borough, on TUESDkVS' H.
in gay OF October next for cash, acceptances on
ia at = q or months, with interest added
No. |, -Four year old Bay Stallion. dam Lucv
stVIe and fromlses great speed docIiIty
pistcs Black Geidlng, two years old, by Franklin
No. 8. Black Gelding, two years old by Saratoga.
No :. Bay Bay Geldlns. two years old, by Saratoga.
No.6. Bay FLY, one year old, by SafatoSa
70. .. Black lilly 6ae year old. by Saratoga.
No. 9. Iron Gray Stud Colt, one year Old, by Sar
No IT, Black Stud Coli, one Se ear GS =, ssTs,ogs
No.l2. Black Stud Colt, one year old by Ssratoss
I NO mo. -. gay rllIy, four months old, dam Lucy
No. IA. Bay Stud Colt, FIVE months old, by Sara
No. Is. Bav Stud, four months old, by sa,atoga
No.. Il. Bay Sils, FIVE months old BY Saratoga.
70. Il. Ray Stud, our months old. by Sarstoss.
No. l9. Ba1 Gelding tw" Years old. +, H H. .eg
The dams and sires Of this stock will he exhibited
those desifoEs Of seleetnF us1s s pstousry
estimate Of the advantag that are now offered by
dent'y asserted on examination that these ANNA,
Will command the admiration of judges, however
competent and practised
At the same time and place. 4 will SELL
"a durham Bull Calves from four to eight months
three year old Durham Uelfsrs, in calfby an I'm
ported bull. - ~
Durham Heifers, one four months and the other
These imas are from Durhams Of the most ap-
proved impoTtatIons. The records of the Mary and
test their excelsnce. Purchasers can Judge of the
standard 9fpsrfectOn TO which thev can be brought
as my ny, herd WI n be on the ground. Also,
5pars Red, well matched Oxen, from one to two
years cd. purchased TO order In Connect cut,
ssis dts ''"'''' " ~ CLEMENT HILL.
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WATcH RErURSs--The only case docketed for
a hearing was Elizabeth Mud, colored. runaway
slave Fous dodgers were accommodated
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LOOK OCT, ladies Of the Navy Yard and CAPITOL
iilii, for Bar Bro grand display at our cheap
cash store, ] street, between 7tn- and 8th NAVY
ard which we no promise To make, with ali the
ne~ styles of ladies dress goods, aud al other goods
aPPeftalnIng Ia . full assortment of dry goods
enc aper than ever for cash. Call soon ana lake a
,p"k AZ our immense stock, which will satisfy all
hat mere Is no better place for good goods and low
prices than Bar d Bros Cheap Cash store ST.
between 7th and 9Th, Navy Yard IA 81 2t-
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i In THIS Cliffs
GIBsON'S, No. Is Pa. av.,
se22w between 18th and 9Th SITS.
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CHI.Ls AND FEVER! CkiI;s AMI Gov.,u ,,h;u
ant = ever. One or the greatest remedies that has
evsr Deeh au Oslore the public, for Fever and Asue
The press and the people. is Dr. j. Hostsltsr'. css
brst-d bltters- Who would endure the tortnrss
easily cused! Who would endure siee pless nj bts
burning levers ADD icy chills altsrnstely When
how many families linger O. q painful exists1ce
under this deadly blight and do nothing but gpIn
Town qulnlne, Intil 10 becomes common as their
daily meals; anc yet they are NOT relieved None
bat the foolish and weak would hesitate to procuTe
agony.
Foi sale by Druggists and dealers generally, ev-
cry Where. So l9-eOSt
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BOARDING.

RQARDING-Mrs. BOWIE, .47O 18th street,
reasonable ROOMS for rent an 5aIm
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
'kUSTEE'S SALE OF FOUR-HORSE
MACHINERY, LUMBER, &C. SC.-BT yirtns ~ a
aeeo OF trust, dated June 10 l85e and duly recorded
s,hohg tue iaad records for Washington county and
FhtDAf MORNING, September sd at 100, lock.
at the carpenters shop of the late James A. Whit
street N0 "--u i"'h
One four horse power Steam Engine and Boiler. in
hrst rata condition, '' q"
Gne Pianelns Machine, one Mortlctug Machine.
rraue carpenters Shop, Brick nogged Engine
ABOUT 200 feet OF Lumber, Old Frames Sash. Sc
1rrnmes iate posseskon given of the premises
Ief"s: One- fourth cash the residue 10 2 and
mo- tbs with interest, secured by deed m trust
THO. FISHER, Trustee
sc ga j. T.. MEG VI AZ AZ CO Aunts
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4MRs. BeR would rec pectfuily inform the ladies
taft her nI iGery dApa tment is again full with a
Ruobss assortment II Bonnsts, Ribbons, Flowers,
Tended 10. and satisfaction GUARANTEED ar Rssr 4
Navy YaId. '"oe8 ''ii anu az % osh'
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Gas FIXTURES w.rRp p,xr,,a

| have on hand q fine assortment Of Z; AZ Fry
TUk ES such as Chandeliers, Pendants. Rr,ckat.
Hall and Drop Ghts, Shades, &C.
WATER FIXTURES, such as Pumps. Hx-
a%rfntf, Washs lands, Marble Slabs and Basins.
sinks, Rubber Hose, &c, ali of whics x,f1 sss
upon the most favorable terms N WIN SCH
ot,oa ana Gas PIPE Introduced upon the shortest
All orders from the country promptly attended tc.
G. SNYDER.
a Plumber and Gas litter.
" " next door IN the star Uffics.
PiANUS At GREAT BARGAINS. VIOLIN
~S y0HNF. ELLIS.
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U-THz STAR PusLIsHrs rHs LIsrs or Irr,r..
4nAINISs IN THE w AsHrNsroN CRY PosT Ovv1cu
|rspKR The PROVISIONS OF THK Law DfRRcTINs
rxEn TO Bx PRINTED IN THR NxwspAPER HAyrxs
TsE LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE pKLIyxpv
OF THE OFFICE. iTs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION IA
SoRE THAN DOUBLE THAT or ANY orHKR DAILY
? PAINTED IN THE DIsrRIcT or COLUMBIA.
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s,l9 d }. c. MCGUIRE & CO, A,c,s

MAhSHALS. SALE.-!n virtue of a writ Of
~ ~ 4erl iaelas issued on jude msnt of condemna
tlS1 from the Clerks office of the Circuit Coprt
3 OF the District Of Columbia for the cnunty OF
to 70 public sale, for cash. in front of The Bsnf
OIL Washington, lnis said DIstr ct, on Tt ESDA v The
ZNtn Gay OF September next, a5l, at 10 O'clock m
one Gold Watch seized and levied upon as the
goods and chattels of John =. Hilton garnlshes "a
Oh, lals NJ" 24, to October term 1859, in favor of
w. SELDEN. Marshal
Sc lI-dts for the District of Columbia
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EARM FOR SALE.-Twelve miles from Wash
Il !ngton and ore mil from Betsvie de pot-oon-
tanning l0 acres, in good state of cultvatou with
hne orchard of from to hundred ftAit trees
good water; good dwalIng with r6oms and nee,
essary out buildings. Two churches and one school
house within one mile. Country road on the front
and a"othsr on the hack of the Farm, running into
the pike three-quarterso mi e from the Farm F9r
ffher particulars, apply To the subscriber on the
PsemIses. Il Is on twenty FIVE minutes ride i'm the
cars from Washington to Beltsville.
au SI-lm g. J. HALL,
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Tar FsE~HET. which day or two ago threat
ened Q" prove somewhat disastrous 80 the bust ness
inen 81 It's Community residing along the river
bAnAs AMI Tie canal, has nearly subsided, and all
apprehension of danger has passed away. The
'd,f-u' has 'imOst resumed its customary rate OF
speed, aud save the muddy appearance Of the
I'd, dhd Iis- casional nelds OF drift brush the
TisSr appears rs ordinarily to-day
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EOR RENT-A large and convenient three sto
i ~ and basem mt BRICK HOUSE. containing
10 rooms with gas a. through Also, a CarTiaga
mouse ana stable. No 81 18th street, between X
Snd Il north Inquire % w. SIMMS, M street.
between 9Th and 10th, south side. Possession given
pctoDtI ISL g. 10 81 st.
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TIE REvIvAL.-Ths congregations at the yari
Gus churches last night were quite small; heavy
shower about tie time FOR service to begin me-
Vsnted many from attending. At several churches
the srTvices were brief. and the congregations
We're dismissed early; at Others the evening was
F.S'7d LEA singing and PRAYER. aud conversation
With p"uitrHts At tine Ninth-strret Methodist
FfoIr>tlni church conversion was reported at the
Cius- Il the meeting
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EOR RENT-HOUSE No. 400 north side of
l. Massachusetts avenue near 5th street. IL has
rooms, cellar, gas and water.
mo. =. KENDALL.
Sc Z-u al street, near City Hail.
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FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without Board,
i at No. IL 9th street, betw cen Pa. avenue and
D street. Also, Table Boarders. Furnished
House for rent. Sc IL It's
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EOR SALE-That comfortable 2 story BRICK
l. HOU Sc now In the occupancy Of Madam Par
us. 1t is located In an excellent neighborhoOd, a
shortdistance from the Departments and Pr
House, on 18th street bAtween Pa. avenue and st,
The terms will be accommodating. Also the thr &C.
story BRICK, being one of the seven buildings for
merry occupied by Mr.. A. X. Ray. a 'ioIning the
residence of DR.. SmoOt r. FORREST,
So l2-2w "Clermont" Alexandria p. ID.
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EQR RENT-A very fine three story BRICK
Il BUli'DlNG-NO. ISL f. street, between sd and
4h-with large garrett and basement. IL is in the
most healthy locality in tie city ard del ghtful
residence TO be seen az any time on the p-en ser.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIoneers
RUILDlNG LOTS FOR SAIE-On TuIrpS
H DAY September ED, at 5 O'Clock on the SraI0-
ases, we shal sell lot No. ., squ.re Ia5 fr6ntIng
OF eet on the 90 foot street running from 18th 10 It
streets, and having depth of about 100 feet Title
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue I'M G and 10
months, with int rest, satisfactorily secured -
Sc l6d j. G.. MCGUIRE 4 On an,,,
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VIRGINIA THEOLOGICAL SENIxARY-The next
annual session Of the Theological Seminary Of
the Virginia Diocese will take place near Alex
sndria, commencing ON Thursday the :Sld Of the
present month graduate Of this Seminar
Rev w Chauncey Langdon, late Of philadelphia
has Oeeh CHOSEN TO take charge Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church shortly 70 be opened at Rome
Has wiir accompanies him on his mission and
they VIII Take passage for Europe during this
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EOR ENT-The large and cominodIous
l. DWELLING HOUSE. No. I59 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, between 18th and l8th streets. lately
occupied by Professor Looms of the La Fayette
Institute. The house ls in good condition; has
eighteen rooms, large csllsrs, wa and bath rooIns
Potomac water. Possession given immediately
For terms apply at the Surgeon Generals Office
No. %, Winders Building. An 90 otf
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FOR RENT-A STORE ROOM on Massachus-
l. etts avenue, between I'd and Sd streets. INQUIRE
of JNO. r. ELVANS CO., 3C9 Pa. avenue.
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PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD, e.. S.}-The synod of
B'ium"Te, oolnp posed Of the Pr-sbyteries Of Bal,i
more Carlisle Lewis, Winchester, and Potomac.
viii HOld tbeiG fall session in the Frst P,sshy-
t-rian Church, Alexandra, Va, Oh the 1871 Of
q TONER next
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THE ORPHAN AsYLUA ON ii SrREEr-One of
the prominent topics Of conversation just now IS
the Washington City Orphan Asylum The ladies
are ali talking about the great Union Festival to
he held al the largest public hall ia the city about
the l2th of December. Each family is yieiny
with the other in efforts 10 Ike the occasion the
most pleasant 10 ali engaged, and the most profit
able 10 The institution, which is now langufshino
Tor mat support which should be cheerfnIIy rem
dered by the PUBLIC The ladies OF the several
churches OF this city propose to hold separate pre-
hmlnary meetings previous 10 the genera meeting
called, by advertisement, for the 18th October
over biIHldn > apOthecaTy store, so that each
church Will be able u state uRderstandinyIy the
amount Of EFFORT that they can contribute
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POSE COTTAGE FOR RENT.-The under
~ signes has for rent his country house known a.
Rose. COTTAGE, a. Kendall Green, a mile and
a hall from the post Office. The house contains ten
rooms be sides a two story kitchen, and comma nds
2 hne view of the CITY and surrounding countrv
ne sltaatI0n is perfectly hea thy and the rent med
crate Inc lot, Containing two acres Of ground will
be Leg With the house if desired. Apply to WM
SIlChNEl, IN person. at Kendall Green, or adj
ess through the post Office. Possession given list
w 'ct"O'r- e9-2ws
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ENOR SALE-A well established DRUG STORE
Il that has never changed hands; has good repu.
tatlon lis we'll stocked and furnished, and does A
hrst-c ass prescription business the whole year
around. 1t Will be sold reasOr able terms ard
most satisfactory reasons given for selling Ad-
dress. over real mana, for one week, X. s. f. City
Post Once, Washington, ID. C.. SO 1857
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Ry 9. MEG CURE x CO, Auctioneers
ARNpTOR'S SALE OF SNAIL nm

IFTHE ABOVE SAt ELS INAVOIDARIY
postponed until FRIDAY AFTEKN0,iN. Sent
2Sd, sane hour and place Wv
se2ld JAS. C. McMITIRE A. CO auo,
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ny }. Z. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers
/ NRESEREED SALE OF VAICARIE
- BUILpiSG LOT OPPOsI TE JUDICIARY SorARF.
I'm III "A y AFTERNOON, Sept Si Al :
crock, on the premises. shall sell 10 fire bIS
sst puaer Lot No 6. IN square No ssh 'front.' M 40
ieet "a inches ON 9Th street west, between ana y
streets NORTH, running hack IS feet inches " e
10 Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in 6. 70 and
10 inonths, with interest, secured By deed IN trnSt
on the premises. Title perfect =" 'ius'
u the terms of sale should not he complied with
WITHIN hVe days from the day cf sale the pron
defaulting purchaser. ~ eNPehSe oi the
sNl9 d q NcGIrIpr 4, IN
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hFFiCE ROOMS FOR RENT-Four Iarg.
store; furnished f REQ ared "
JOHN r. ELVANS CO.
3O9 Pa. avenue, between
SCI wv (StatesS lntel) 9th and 10th sts
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By L. BOWLING; GEORGETOWN,
AhCABLE BUILDING .OTSArAUCT4ON
IN ,OEORG ETowN.-On MONDAY AFTER
MI MN al, NIX; the 5'h of September, at o'clock
snail sen IN 'front.' OF the DTemi that vaIuah md
very desirable Lot numbered sixtyanina si,na,aJ
a. the corner of First and Frederick streets 81 feet
Also, part Lot ln5 fronting Sc feet on III strea, nv
o. reet IA depth, with fine spring of water -
au 81 II, BOWLING Ancts,
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1 DENChS, on street, between 18th and I4th
streets, and fronting Franklin Square. These
back buildings, bathrooms, gas. 81 and have lust
been thoroughly repaired. They have also good
water a. the door, and are convenient distance
from the Departments. Possession given Imme-
dIately. Apply TIA III. C. STEWART, corner of 18th
ahu ID SIS. au Inn
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FURTHER DAMAGE By THE STORM -Satur day.
two ffIsUe nous 1st erected on Thirteenth s,f,-,
est. between u and .. were thrown down by the
f1or"i They belonged 10 Mf. Burgess, and
We're uHten-n a.
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1.-THE ,ABOVESALE IS POSTPONED IN
consequence of the rain until Griday afternoon
September 2Sd, at the SANE hour ard place.
JAS: Z. MEG UIRE, -
JOHN III. SEMMES.S Ifustees.
se2-d }. &. McGUiRE& CO., Aucts
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drug STORE.-A half partnership for sale in a
" store situated on one of the principal thorough
1sres OF the city. Terms reasonable. Satisfactory
No this office. Sc O. sts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-30
BY J. NEVILLE & co.
LARGE AND IMP0kTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
situated ip the First District ate Second Municipality
long credit, without any

hs r District date Second Nanieipsiiiy s on
long credit. without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, A1ctoneeY,
Office IL Commercial Place.
~ a. Nay IT, A. T. oslee
swssn Camp Magazine he following s
pil,;;. Il 10, or GROUND ..u.tea in the Fin.
IN
81 So y the . No o. then
sSs 81 ss II a. .s ely. ga ss @ M:y sd
:S,, 4 4 GEKTSiS LOT OF GROUND together with til.
r D,ss ss !hs ssssis s
ss ssa sshr!s aa1.s
a M su fsss m @ s s .
u "s skSGs with
T% ans 81. 5 n s5 T. M
M ns bounded sy Eso Gate 81 Ihs aas
@ se I pa x !,
i fss dse h parallel lines s Lot
running right angles cd line thence By
ne IL depth sas a IL
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ds s.s arpas ,hsn Notary Public tbs city the 2h
O. Lott No. M
joins No. and % feet front Tch0upoulas
~ l0 feet in depth between parallel nfs adons
Nos and and 40 Gaenne street by
I'D feet In depth between parslel lne less French
measure,
~, FOUR ri CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
firht District and designated by the Numbers g.
OF square No. bounded by Tchoupitouas Erato (Ia;e
deposited In The ecs Of James Graham Public Said
NOS and measure each 23 feet lx lines
'front.' on Tchoupitoulas street. b. III lines
In depth tetween pArale lines.
Fourth District Property.
p. IHkEE LOTS OF GROUND stua cd in III. Fourth Dis
c IN the bounded by Fulton Chin eva Eighth and
sns sden ses az and dssixnsted BY the No
street by Is eet inches in dept z9 inches on the
rear ihe Lot No 70 measures 70 feet inches Eighth
street, between Fulton and Chppewa streets BY l25 feet
line. - "a '"s.e' az "'o'h on tne rear
1TERMs- One fourth cash balance in equal payments
AZ l. ana years. Tor notes secured by mortgage the prop
ery ana bearing cent mum un fnsnrirv
and per cent L not then paid until hnsl pa msnt
es o sae beiofe H. IL doftschalk, Notary Public
e4Pense oI tne pufchasers Az