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AUCTION SALES.

BY j. .. MCGUIRE CO., Aucticneers.
pAIR OE VERY SUPERIOR Young
july sd 81 A IS
n 1of s00ms we shall sell pair Of very supe
snd To- & hen s,psIs
'ysr s'''d for q. Ms I'll IRE i e. sas
By A, GREEN, Auotloneer. -
2T 2N the THE BIZ rs
slant. shall sell in front Of The premises, at 6
:. feet on south F street and running back along
the line Of wide 100 feet alley, between u street
Terms One-fourth cash balance in 6. -, and 10
a %S5dtn iST notes the hearing secured BY
ys'd D'' ''A'"' ' pi a. GREEN, Auct.
IL THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
on account ofths rain until TUESDAY, 1T inst,
~ ls-d - - A. GREEN, Auct
BY BARNARD BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
- sTpF or HsISex srkEkr, GkoRoS!owSUfhe
to pay debt due from A. p. Wsush in his lifetime
said W. n tSs Of dated R
July, 1851 sell at public auction. in front Of the prem
the Lot Of Groana a. and Rfce
thereon situated the south side Of Bridge st ee,
Mountz. deceased. at the time Of his death. The
Lot Fronts II feet on Bridge street and runs south
tndt Wiutn W 1eet To 5-feet Wide alley opening
into Jefferson street,
Terms of sale cash. on the payment of which the
spbsc ibers will convey said premises to the pur-
chaser In fee at his xpeRse.
jsn-aavt. wv wv: f kIsduE, Trustees.
BY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST From
A, p. Waugh To the subscriber, dated the 18th day
81 March, In the year 1854. and made to
tam debt due the firm of F.. Pick ref Il Co. the cub
sorIber Wi unite with Messrs. Cox and Risaue in
the sale Of the above described premises. the time
and place and on the terms mentioned in the above
advertisement. JOHN MAR BURY, Trustee.
je ll-2awts BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Aucts.
TIRE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
to WE NESDAY, 2nth instant.
BY order of the Trustees.
jyl6 BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Auct'rs.
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New Orleans Tobacco Market

NEW ORLEANS, July I6.-Buyers OF tobacco for
the spanish and italian markets still operating
here, and there purchases fot the past eight DAYS
have averaged about one thousand hogsheads Der
day at full and advancing prices In consequence
OF this heavy demand the supply Of desirable
grades has become much reduced, and much of
the stock left is Withdrawn from market
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Hoes AND GExsE.-Some youngsters who de-
sired to make a little odd change. drove n gang
Of thirty geese TO the Asylum on Saturday, having
time Of 1t to retain possession Of their prizes on
the way down, as the owners Of the geese made
several attempts 10 secure them but the boys per-
severed, and got u certificate of the number Sc
cured. This morning, the police were out per-
forming tue disagreeable duty Of cate hing swine
The squeal!ng in various parts Of the city indi-
Gated considerable success and the Mayor may
expect 10 be besieged soon as he gets to his
otlice by strong force Of women, importunng
for restitution
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RAlfimars n1arAsa.

BAL1inoRn, July Is.-Flour closed dull How
ard street S. IS.
Wheat opened buoyant, but closed dull and
win decline OF Sc; white 81 .3OaI So red 81 Ssa
Corn closed dull yellow sOasI; white s2aS3c
Pork closed quiet; mess SO IS Bacon sides exc
Whisky closed dull at &c. for Ohio
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July Is.-Flour closed heavy; stase
and Ohio have declined 2Oc; State 81 s5a5 90;
ONO IS 21a5 Is; Southern, prices easier but un
changed, at IS .9Oa6 Is
w heat closed with declining tendency; South
ern new red 81 2OaI 4S; do white 81 55asI GO
Corn closed firm; new mixed 92c yellow e3c
Provisions closed dull and unchanged
Whisky closed dull at 26kc
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Respect 10 Rufu, Cheat.

BosToN, July I6th.-A preliminary meeting of
members ofthe Suffolk Bar, was held this morning
70 make arrangements in reference 70 the death Of
MI Choate A committee of thirteen was ap-
pointed to designate appropriate action for prop
er observance Of their loss. Remarks werdmade
by Hon. Sidney Bartlett, Caleb Cushing b
hallett; and e p. Curtis, and the meeting ad-
journed to Tuesday next
Mr.. Choate had his life insured for saS.n0n
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DIED,

On the nth instant, MARY JANE, infant dsugh-
months and days. s
On the nth instant, Mrs. SUSANAH STAT
FORD, i'm her 5Oth year. ..
The friends OF the deceased are respectfully in.
vted TO attend the funeral, at the residence Of her
sister, on Tuesday evening, 1t o'clock, batween
10th and 18th streets, on Maryland sv., Island.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

u Lor AT AUCTIoN.-On THURSDAY the n 81
instant, shall in front of the premises, at s
property. the following mentioned property. be-
longing To the heirs OF the late Leven ID. TTaverS
IN square north of 74S, with tbs imp -ovements
which are good story and attic brick House.
large Gel ar This property is handsomely located
on New Jersey avenue, between l. and III streets
And Immediately after the sale of the above
snail sell Lot No. IN square No. 7eI. This prop-
eIty fronts on south street 81 feet 2 Inches be-
tween and LIST streets east, running hack 80 feet to
Terms ): One -thrrd cash balance in 6. u. ami "a
sale. ~ wy vi
A deed given and a deed of trust taken All cor-
yeyanci1g at the cost of the purchaser. Title in-
uisPqtaple. A. GREEN,
Jy 10 d Apctionaer
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BY A. GREEN, Auc'ioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auc'ioneer.
A DMINISTRATORS' SALE OF VALUABLE
"A BULLYING Lois FRONTING on NEW JERSEY
AVENUE AT AUCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY,, the
2tn instant, shall sell in front of the prcIs es
At a quarter past o'clock .. m, FIVE handsome
building Lots, fronting on New Jersey avenue AZ
the corner Of north L. street, being subdivision of
original lot Z, in square s57
Terms: One-third cash balance IN SIX, twelve
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interert
from day of sale A deed given and a deed of trust
taken. Title Indisputable
-, JOHN c6NNotR, Administrators.
Jyli-d A.GREEN, Auct.
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SLuNG SHoT.-Iast night, about twelve O'Clock
vehement cry Of murder was heard on Seventh
street, opposite market space The watch ran to
the spot and learned that man. name unknown
had been knocked down with slung shot. The
person who had committed the act ran and .s-
capped with the loss of his hat-a common black
and white straw-which was placed in the hands
OF the watch, who are very anxious to ascertain
the owner In order that il may be returned TO him
ihey have suspicion who had il oil at the tine
the assault was made. but desire TO be certain
The injured man was taken to his lodgings to be
properly attended
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Storm at Louisville.

Louisville, July l6.-After several days of eY-
ceesive hot weather, the mercury ranging from oS
to 100 degrees, terrific thunder storm occurred YES
terday afternoon, accompanied by gale prostrat-
ing trees and unroong several houses in the south
ern part Of the city Fortunately there was no loss
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Alexandria Market.

ALEXANDRIA, July ls.-Wheat-Sales Of good
white at 81 S. choice sl.i4; red 81 -2Sal 81
Corn no sales.
Oats-no Sales
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Killed hN Lightning.

son, of South West, Oswego county, aged 10 years
was struck by lightning yesterday and instantly
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flnaucir

New YORK, July .-Snct, a.. ,,.,a, ,.AA
csgo and Rock Island 81 q; Illinois Central .b,re.
pa Micblsan South1rn ~; New York Central
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FUTURE DAYS

By J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., AuctIoneers.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF TWO WORK
- HoRsEs;-On SATURDAY MORNING, Juiy
81 az W O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms we shall
Terms cash.
jy l5-d J. c. McGIJIRE A. C0 Auc,,r.
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kansas Con.titptinnaI Canrention-

ST. Louis, July lo.-The Kansas Constitutional
Convention to-day fixed on the northern boundary
OF the State, the original Nebraska line.
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BUSY DAY WITH THE POLICE BY reference to
the watch returns 1t will be seen that whisky kept
the officers unusually busy from Saturday night
I'LL THIS morning. Hot as was the day. and the
guardhouse proportionably unpleasant at night. il
was next to impossible to keep the cells ear of
occupants. A fight came OFF on the avenue near
Twelfth street between two young men. who were
taken too much Of the 80 Oh. be JOYFUL - and went
yelling about the streets, for which thsy were
Gagged Peter Douglas and his sable gang. tired
OF SO long reign Of peace in their neig hborhocd
began to upset things and Were Gagged Several
othe had INDUCED in fighting whisky, which
produced the usual results. Altogether. it was
the most disorderly Sabbath we have witnessed
for many months.
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AUCTION sALm.

AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNo0N9 76-MoRR0W.
WILL BE SOLD AT THE WASHINGTON
o.ooot Asylum, on TUESDAY July lsth, at 10
Terms cash. r. QUEEN,
1t. lntendsnt Wsshington Asylum.
By WALL. 4 BARNARD, Auotioneers.
50 BARRELS HsT Tb EAMY M HERRES
ts Instant at 10 o'clock, we will sell in frort Of
rne Auction rooms, 50 barrels new Family Her
Terms rs cash. WALL & BARNARD, Auct's.
by WALL q BARNARD, Auctioneerx.
SAWSo or u roc FRIES, MOLASS ES,
T5oE TGESTAY M6R fsfSS s sfS IN mat. Av sf
msy Ser A9ef s9as seos
s. Ea%,lS . S,ossrIss; Sc. ''''
Young GgnDowdor and B sliUi TS ..,'
CASTLE, Brown; Fancy and Cnemicsi sosss,,
Gioths, Pins. Bpctsta. Tubs. s and Baskets.
Prunes, Almonds, Cream Nuts, Dates,
3, Carols syrup and n o. Molssses. ' >''n' RANT
% n. do New Family Herring,
5, barrels Brandy, Whisky, Muscat and MaIas.
$500 segsrs, different brands.
WITH With many Other goods in the grocery line.
iyl6 WALL a BARNARD, Auct'rs.
GALE OF STEAM ENGINE, &c.-There vii
~ he sold at public auction. within the u nited
states Navy hard, Washington, ID. e at u O'Clock
m on TUESDAY, the 18th July, Is5a, the foil Sw
ing named articles-the sale Ia be subject to r,tif
CATION by the Chief Of the Bureau of Yarcs and
Docks-to wit: ~
One high pressure Steam Engine, without boiI-
ers cJ Under Ii inches diameter and feet stroke
arranged with puppst valves and lever will work
up 10 100 horse power has been in nse about fouT
years and Is In perfect order. IL is well ada Al Ia
SIDE heel tow boat to n saw mill
6(3 pounds OF Hose ana Belt Leather in pieoes emf
from SIDES in making hose and beiting-a good
article for shoemakers' use,
l08 Sash Doors,
81 Window Sashes. and
Old Cooking Stove.
Terms cash in specie.
The shove articles may he examined at the NAVY
fNd In tails city, At any time or before the dsy
OF sale, upon application To the commandant the
Oh. WIN Finn,
~ f-eo<W NAVY Agent.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD, &c-A writer
in the Baltimore Clipper, from Washington, com.
plains that the Washington City Corporation bss
taken no steps "to secure to the Baltimore ,nd
Ohio Railroad Company the right of laying a rail-
road track between their present Washington sta
ton and the steam boat wharves, at the south end
OF Sixth and Seventh Streets or to enable the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company to extend
Their railroad track through the city, and over the
Long Bridge. so as to form continuous railroad
connection between the North and South And,
then he adds, that there are Hundreds who tbinL
that the Washington City Council should at once
grant to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, all the privileges they ask, and then unite
with Baltimore in appealing to the Legislature of
Virginia to step forward and build an entire new
railroad bridge over the Potomac for The use of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, in making an
easy connection with her own railroads.
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TIE WASHINGTON MONUMENr.-It was under
stood that this morning an attempt would be made
70 reach the top Of the monument shaft, In order
10 make the necessary arrangements for a speedy
resumption of the work. Ii was intended that
rgger should ascend by means Of the rope suspend
ed from the beams at the top; but upon an ifsI
denounced the undertaking as unsafe, and the plan
was abandoned and another will be devised less
dangerous to those employed In executing it The
shaft at present is la feet in height from the
ground.
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De. woOLFsOS, the well known occulist, has
returned to this city, his friends will be glad to
learn,
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IMPORTANT TO THE CITIZENS OF
L WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN
HEALTH ECONOMY, AND COMFORT.
McDonnell's Catawba Ginger Wine.
The Great Southern Plantation and Family
Remedy and Beverage.

No more Esrer and Igus!-No more Cholera Crapars
or DiaTrhea NO more Dyspepsia, Indi-
gestion, or flatutencg!n
For these complaints the CATAWBA GINGER
WINE is an UNFAILIHG REMEDY and PREVENTIVE.
BH CRAZE AND JAMAICA GINGER, and 4. 70 for
purity of quality and richness of favor, is une>
aualed by INVITING ~ the market thus rendering it
whist its Tonic and Invigorating Properties have
secured for Il WORLD WIDE REPUTATION and UN
PRECEDENTED SALE.
The Wlneis pre-eminent adapted to the Female
persons of Sedentary Habits, being NON-INTOX-
1CArING. and In imparting HEALTH AND VIGoR
OF MIND AND BODY.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
We ask for it trial from AL satisfied that a SIN
gle trIa will establish At the Sou the high rcput1
ton which 1t has acquired in all other sections Of
the Union.
SALE N SE Il t &i iSorsaiF kE
SPECTACLE GROCERIES Jos. w. Davis, 9th and r.
st,; F. NJ ya,boe, Pa sy Henry c; Purdy, 29S Pa.
asy.: Jas. r. waugh, 9Th St and New York av;
i'iana av, between 9th and 9TH sts J. R. Major 9TH
and sts.; J. T.. G. Clark, 18th and A SITS: Jas. T.
O'Brisn, 9Th and St.; A. C. DAVIDSON, 9th and l.
and !. sts.;. r. NJ. Orms, Pennsylvania av.: j. Y
Soburn, 18th and H SITS; WIN. A. Brown 18th and
sts.; Jas. White, 10th and F sts.; VIM l.. Jones
New Jsl.ss as AND 9a Sd P Pse
ysnia sy and 18th Jas Bgh i Gitdsss st. fWsn %
Y o8RP ss and si1 a ans s'' Joseph Weeks New
9 THE CATAWBA GINGER WINE IS FOR
s setba,oL1 Gsst, BGueseI a. e M. wv
ME-: s s:t =. Agent
WHTInV I'D M NCu n CI - STEuCNS =
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WATCH RETURNs.-Western Loek-np.-Cornela
Coffee, colored, disorderly; fine and costs, SO.
Thomas Harris, do; do. Sis
=, Central Gnnrd,honse.-John Carbony, profanity;
me ana costs, So Richard Colman, fighting;
Eadien, do; dismissed. John Conner, drunk; fine
ana costs, -: Geo. Dunmore, colored fighting;
10. IS Is. Peter Douglass, colored, profanity;
hne and costs, 80 Is George Harrison, do; do
Til5 John McCreat drunk; workhouse 30 DAYS
John SHINES, disorderly; fine and costs, 50 is
James Nelly, hghting; do S615. VIM. Rigby,
DERBY; workhouse 90 days. Samuel Jackson col
ored, hghting; fine and costs, So Is JOS Lewis
J colored, do do. 50 Is. VIM Hobbs profanity:
90. So;l5. John Connor, drunk and disorderly;
Tor TRIAL. George Williams, do; do
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIoneers.
TRUSCEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY ON SIXTH STREET wESr.
AcCIIoN.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Au-
e s9st d ss a. "a o'clock on the premises 10y virtue
ted August 5th, 1853, and duy recorded i'm Iiber
E. No; 49, iollos w. ct see, che subscriber will
sell At public auction Lot numbered twelve C2l in
Square numbered four undrec and Ell ghty-six as
trontIng twenty five t25 feet sixth street. west,
DetwCel and streets north, running back cg hty
i've tS5) feet TO an alley, with the improvements
oo '1s h OF brick Dive ling House,
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in si,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest, secured
Dy adeed OF trust on the premises. All convey anc-
ing at the cost of the purchaser.
GLASS WALLACE, Trustee.
Jy 10 eOdds }. &. MCGUIRE & Co, Auctrs.
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DANIEL PRICE TURNED Urinary Of our citi-
xenswiil remember singular specimen Of human
ity named Daniel Price, who used to go about
the city Enthusiastically dressed, telling fortunes,
&c, and who advertised several times in the Star,
without success, however, for wife The fol-
lowing advertisement and letter give subsequent
chapter In his history, which will be interesting,
particularly to his former correspondents in this
city: -s .s ..
-, - Wys wanted.-A gentleman native Of
Maine But late from Warrington DC Wishes 10
marry respectabel Widow Lady with one or
Children or without them She must apresent he
Keeping house however very poor and haumble
stress fond Of religious amusement sucb Iady
and TO only such lady will find good kind
affectionate husband and he will guarantee her
happy life an american lady is to be preferred adj
dress daniel Price in Plain riting to Vienna or
vleana Canada West Stating Where an interview
Gan be mad and what street and number his reason
Tor not leading sooner he was taken suddenly i'll
this notice"
Muster EdetWrs of the Dabuk: Surs: I seen the
abuv In the buffalo Papur witch INV unkel cent me
thru U markt round with ink marc noin wos
one NV the lone widders the genln.an is alookin
artef. am angshus to enter the State NV Connu-
byel Felishousness agin Inv late pardner bevinv
stole oss and got TUX up and cent to Orburn Fur
Zen ers witch mi unkel sed at the Time wos as
good as f"nerel in Ger family fur my pardner
want nothln more tn me arter the magiste NV the
Tor wos upheld and am angshush to luse no time
In entnrin into the bonds of wedlock agin afore
frost sets in. l kud meat the wants NV mister
price In the line nv the children rs my late pard
ner left he and sense he departed into publk life
new had more on um sumhow, So now ken
connt fore as fur religus amusement ken take um
all doun In that line pertckler ef ther is anything
ike fiddle to keep time with AS fur the e.frc-
shuns Inr price touches on, if exsels in ennythinp
its effecshuns ken get the atildavy NV Elder Row
icy ana other deacons on that he'd, no ken suite
mr price and eff he will send me letur with the
mummy In it to go to Vienna lie pack up mi buds
ana ieve with my fore PIECES to dumesiic bliss by
the fust rale rode wen he SEES the wu d SO no more
at present MIRANpy WIGGIys
PSI ment tn hev told mr. price tn send the
lettur TO Macrillville, nue. York City New York
stat no l6I forth avnu pare back reer rune up
stars ware 1t will meat the wilder Virgins
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GH NOTICE.
Ann Owing to contemplated repairs on nv II
TfA store house, which are to take place in "a
Nft+4 short time, | have therefore thi : day de
49, cIded to cell my entire stock of GROCE- =
RIES, OLD WINES, BRANDIES and OLD
WHISKY. which cannot be surpassed for its pu RI
ty aud natural flavor, st greatly reduced Prices,
until my entire stool is disposed Of, which is lar e.
quality. And I'now invite my present customers
AMI All other persons who buy fPr the cash to come
and partake of the advantages which here offer
JESSE Ii. WILSON, Grocer
No. S21 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 18th sts.,
Jy l4-6w south side.
DIANOS FOR Neutrality-suspicious. FOR
L rental kinds of Musical Instruments for rent
by day, week, month at
JOHN r. ELLIS'S, 300 Pa avenue
i've between 9Th and 18th streets
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nv LEWIS PAYNE,
w HOLESALE BOOTAND SHOE DEALER

Bridge street, Georyetotcn, ID. C.
The attention OF the trade is respectfully called to
AF FISK sRoE ef en ssmm aaS ges
al OF my own manufacture.
ton. - ~
A large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
tsuItable for servants) also hand and constantly
making.
HI Country merchants and others In want are
invited to call or address me at No. ~ Bridge st.
GEORGETOWN. ID. e. apZ-tf
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Grover a BAKERS Irs ppv ,rpn !,

VI CELEBRATED FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES
IL is no longer questioned that these Machines are
the best in the mar ket for family sewing Spoos AZ
purchased from the stores are nsed upon them
strength and beauty: They are simple in constrne
ton, easily managed not liable to get out of order
and nolseless in their operation.
A full assortment constantly hand, and for sale
At factory prices BY r. c. STEVENS.
1856 Pa. aY, Washington
III Also, a full supply of NEEDLES, COT
TON, and everything pertaining to these Sewing
Machines. s
III good Operator in attendance to show Tn.
Machines and give full instructions in their use
An as, ~~'
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By A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.

By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
L hiTCHEN FURNITURE, FARMING UTENSILS AND
DAIRY IMPLEMENTS, &c, AT AUCrJoN-On WE'D
NESOA1, the 9th instant, shall sell, at the res
Idence of E. Hart, 18th street road. near the first
toll gate: at 10 O'Clock a.. M, at public auction, by
virtue of asdeed of trust to the Subscriber Gu re-
viz: O'
Mahogany and Walnut Sofa. Chairs, Sideboard,
Dressing and other Bureaus,
bles, ~ "
Walnut Wardrobe, Cherry and other Bedsteads,
Brussels and other Carpets and Mating
Looking Glasses, Window Curtains, Hat Rack,
and Clock,
Writing Desks and Tables, Work Stands, venitian
Stoves, China, Glass, Crockery and Stone Ware.
with many other articles IN the furniture line.
Also, RoTses, Buggles, Cart, 2 sets of Gear
Ssets Carriage Harness, Cutting Box, Plough, CuI,
die, Dairy Utensils.
Cow, or years old, an excellent mixer
I Heifer.
Terms: All sums under SIS, cash over S25,
credit OF 6o and 81 days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
J. B. HOI.MEAD, Trustee.
Jy % a A. GREEN. Auct
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w TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
w Offer the largest, best, and chea pest assort-
Of SESs4lM
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, &1S0
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS,
PACKING TRUNKS, HAT BOXES,
NALlCES, CA RPET BAGS, SATCHELS, &C.
shoud not fail to visit our establishment beinre
purchasing, as they find every article they may
want at the lowest prices.
Old unks repaired and exchanged for new onas
city ard Georgetown.
WALL, STEPHENS f. CO..
~ IA lw 322 Pa av., betw. 9Th and 10Th SIS
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LOST OR DRowNED.-A little son, some seven
years old, Of Mr.. Michael Baldwin, C street. be
tween Ninth and Tenth, has been missing for
day or two, and it is feared from the statements of
SOME youths that he has been drowned in the
ctnal. Mr.. Baldwin and Others were engaged
yesterday in dragging the canal in the vicinity of
Ninth street, and to-day they propose to fire
cannon ut the game point to raise the body The
missing boy was dressed in grayish pants and
Wore a round iack et Of black cloth
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EOR SALE-A frst-rate FAMILY HORSE,
Il perfectly sound and gentle, of handsome n
style, and "a trotter. Also. a BUGGY IN
and set of SINGLE HARNESS Will beNA
sold separately or together at very low price, the
owner having no use for them. For q family re
curing an elegant horse and perfectly safe this
FISHER, at McGuirs X Co.'s Auction Rooms
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-18

" Store, 336, between 9Th and 10th sts. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-18

POLICE MATTERS Justice Dom .-Jno.
Conner and George Williams were arrested by
Officers Chipley and Westerfeld for being drunk
and disorderly In the Seventh Ward. They were
ordered 8. Is each, fine and costs.