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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04
WA NTED.
Old settlers Festival.

The old Settlers of Eastern Indiana will hold Social
Meeting the Fair Grounds. joining Knghtstown on
Friday August IL, and general special n
hereby extended to aiito old eung Join In the
Annual Meeting. and devote to soc ia
aud the revival of old acquaintance Come from the
East the West the North aud the South-Come steam
come IN Carriages bug Wagons Horseback foot
and help to make 1t day long remembered Divine
service viii commence the order will
be followed by speeches, toasts, AMI sentiments.
Let all come provided with their provisions, pic
ME style 49,
number ofSpeakers have and are expected
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMESrs.--John III. Bales Harvey
Bell James Hackieman, Henry b. IIiil, lila Reeves
VIM. NJ Doughty.
COMMITTEE OF " NJ Cary DAM Ma.op
sen. j. NJ Nhitesell Aaron Maxwell Scott Chas
White IL Is. Ramsey, Benz Fort, Matthew Mckinney,
Henry Woods, Thomas Collins. Joseph DiIiee, Jacob
Woods, Gordo ballard, John NJ. IIuddlesen Joshua Wei
born, Samuel Grimm, VIM. W. Williams David Virgins,
Charles Bundy, Harry Pearson Norris y. sam
nei Cnlbertson, Samuel D. Smiley Jonathan Ball Hiram
Arch Kennedy. John NJ Shawhan, Jacob Elliott Isaac
Parker, John Brown, John Maple. VIM. Huston, John
Taylor. 81
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State Of Indiana. Wayne County, So.
In the Wayne Common Pleas court.l
October Term, 1859
Crock er decd For the sale of ca,
Is Estate.
The Heirs
NOTICE is hereby given that oliver r Baer Admins
TRAITOR Of the Estate OF Peter Croker deceased has
filed his petition to sell the the dee Ell emit
aud that the said petition will next Term
Of the Court of Common Pleas of said county.
witness name and the Seal Court at Centre
Vile this I'd day Of August, A d 1859
ANDREW Y. SCOTT. elk. W. .C.P.
August4- 3x34-s2 80
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The petitioner is remanded.
cr Our venerable friend PETER WE,

c5> Our venerable friend PETER WEAVER
eyed 81 years. now of the State of Missouri, but
for many years citizen of this county, was in
this city last week, and has gone accompanied
by his nephew Jonas Gaar of this city, on a visit
TO his old friends in Virginia. Mr.. Weaver came
to this county about the year 1S06-resided here
till about the year 1925, when he emigtated to
the Wea plains in Fippecauoe county. He re-
NAMED there until dense population surround ed
him, when he emigrated to one of the western
counties OF Missouri. He is still remarkable for
his physical activity, and retains all the faculties
Of his mind in an eminent degree Wherever he
Ias lived be has been distinguished for his hber-
al and courteous hospitality-his compromising
disposition and strict integrity.
Mr.. Weaver will return to this place in few
weeks and we would be pleased to have cur "old
settlers assemble in Starr Hall or some other
convenient place, for INDUCING in cal reunion
of olden times. Mr.. Weaver has q most reteu-
tive memory. and there are but few men living
who have more intimate Acquaintance with the
incidents Of the early settlement Of this county,
than he has Who will take the initiative steps
for getting up such meetiug' We would have
il Invested of all superfuous Formally. aad sim
ply meeting Of that free and easy character that
characterized the meetings of City years ago
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Letter from the President

PITTsBURG, Saturday, July 30
TIE following is letter from President Bu-
ehanan received this morning by the Hon. Wilson
McCandIesS:
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Eo- The following communication was pre-
pared some time ago. but by some eglect did not
reach US until this week. We fully endorse all
our correspondent says in regard to the subject
OF his communication
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04

National Horse Shor.-A great National
Horse Show is to be held in the city of Dayton,
OF the 9th, eth. sth ard 9th days OF September
next. The premiums range from $40 to S2ao-
Six prizes. from $50 to $3.50, are to be awarded
female equestrians Several gentlemen of this
city. A. Bridgland, w. F. Spinning and 9th.
ers are on the committees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-11
AUCTION MLn

by BARNARD Il BUCKLEY; Geor,etov1
ROSEWOOD SUIT. MAHOGANY EI1pS.
Iuak, CHiNA AND HOUSEHOLD FuRSITrs,
s.,kSssRhLY AT AUCTION On WEDSnsnnT
seli, az the residences OF : Divine. ESQ, OPPOSITE
me Convent. IN Georgetown, the entire HoSse6old
Reiewood Parlor Suit, in orccatelle, and handsome.
MAHOGANY sofa, Rockers. Etesere.
20. Sideboard, Dining Tables,
Eoubse, raIIor, Hall, and Chamber Carpets,
rr nshch nina Din5er Set. do. Tea Set,
ratior, CookInr, and other stoves,
Bedsteads, Mattresses. Wardrobes.
mattns. kuss, Curtains, Looking glasses,
las Chandeliers and burners.
hTTnsn = urnlture. Wood Ware, Ram Cask, 30.
te Its MAYNARD 4 BUCKLEY. Auot'rs.
By J. c. MoG UIRE q CO., Auctioneer..
FOkNiTuRE AND HOUSEHOLD EIFEcIs
Ing, ebruary 10th, At 10 O'Clock az the residence
OF Is. Barrett. Esq. No. 43s Massaohus etts ave
nue., oftWeen 4th ana 5th streets. We shall SELL all
Ne urnitp5e and Household fleets, comprising
Msnot any Parlor Suit. In hair cloth,
MaLoie-top Centre Table, Fancy Tables,
MahogaDy writing Desk, Cane sest Chairs,
mhhosany Sldeboard, Dining Tab es,
Lace Curtains and Cornic., " indov Shades
Brussels and Ingram Carpets Rugs
star Carpet, Ollcloth. Rods and Eyes
pressing and Plain Bureaus, " ashsta' DIS,
nnSe,,sstsaas, feather beds, Bolsters and Pillows,
SLonze r. cures, Drop Light, Vases,
China, Glass and Crockery W are,
Cook Ok and ether Stoves
iosether with general assortment of Household
and hltohen Requisites.
dt S,ms S23 and under Dash over that sum a
dorsed, bearing interest.
Ere house Is for sale or rent. Inquire on
feId &c. Mcguire CO Auc,s
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb. IL Flour is buoyaut; State
IS lOas5 IS Ohio IS IOsS6 Isl southern-ss Sic se :.
w heat is very dull, and the market generally
unchanged; Michi ,an white 81 .50aSl 81
Corn is dull; mixed 10 nominaIly unchanged /:
yellow SIC white SlaS5c
Beef is quiet, ss 75asII
Pork is quiet; mess SIS oasis sly. Lard Is
heavy at I2al2%c.
Whisky is dull at 27Sc
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Alexandria Market

ALEXANDRIA, Feb. IL -Flour-no sales report
ed on change.
Wheat-Sales Of white, good-sI 35aI AZ, red,
fair TO good. 81 25aSI 90
Corn-Saies on change OF white al &c ID; yellow
a cts. Rys-Sales at &c. Oats-sales at .3c.
The market is quiet and offerings liz ht
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LOCAL lNTELLlGENCE.

IL THs STAR rUsLIsHss rss LISTS or
LETTERS REMAINING IN TIES WAsHIseros CIrr
f9sr 0rrTcs UNDER rHE PROVISIONS OF TEE
LAW preECrIse THEN TO BE PRINTED IN TEE
sEWsPArER HAVING TEE LARGEST CIRcULA-
sIos WITHIN TEE DELIVERY OF THE erFIcE.
Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE TEAK
DOUBLE THAT or Axr OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IN TEE DIsrRIcr or COLUMBIA.
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By A. GREEN, Auotioneer,


HANDSOME AND VALUABLE BRICK
Il HousH AND Lor on 9TH STREET, BETWEEN NJ
" instant, shall sell, in 'front.' ofthe premises, Al
o COCK p. m, valuable aad desirable Brick
DEeiilny house and Lot. bsing Lot No. II ard rart
eet on the east side Of 9Th street west and running
DICK ~ feet to IL foot inch all improved by
nah1some two story and attic BRICK House with a
TWO story bodybuilding, covered with state: hrv-
lnS hne yard attached, paved and Handsomely LAID
the alley, whIch is paved, va
me Afternoon al persons wishing 20 purchase a
handsome residence is called to the sale the above
property, as, upon examination, they will ind the
mouse possesses every convenience and is buiIt in
Terms: One third cash balance IN G. 10 Ia ard
"a in9nths LOT notes bearing interest, properly Sc
cured by deed of trust on the premises.
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NICksBURS, Feb. s--The steamer Cherote.
rom New Orleans, for the Tennessee river, col
N IA ao win the steamer MCKEE opposite Island
No. g3 yesterday. The Cherokee was ,unl nm
can be raised. No lives lost
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY A. GREEN, Auo:loDser
INIT NSlNESAI.E Or VERY SUPERIOR
y CAIVEO MARBLE NANTES, MOxUNENrs,
AT AgCT,oN.-on WEDNESDAY, the sd Instant
a me- at the marble yard of Mr.. II. Parry VINO Is
removing his business to New York, on Penpsylys-
ma avenue, between 10 h and 10Th streets, one az
tue most superior assOrtments of Marble Mantle q
ano Monuments ever offered for sale IN the Dis
irlct, III the FOL owing varieties of Marble, viz:
oStatuary Marble Carved and PLAIN Mantels
4Gennessee do, 60 msgp.Lcan,
California Moulded Mantle, very rare and supe-
TIOr, ~FO
Lisbon do. do do
very hne Italian Marble covered Mantles
9 DO. do. do. Moulded do
10 do do. do. Plain DO
j besutful lialIan haTble Monuments, OF yarious
slzes, HI ely finished,
70 Marble Head stones, of different sizes and quail
AGO a large and excellent assortment of Marble
L!nte's and Ellis for buIid' ng purposes.
leTms: a II sums under ;525 cash over Is and
not exceeding sion a credit Off. 4 and mont his =.
over leo Gre nj OF o. and 40 months for notes
IN an cases Of redlt satisfactorily endors SEQ, beat
Ing INTEREST.
The attention OF members of Congress builders
persons wishing to purchase monnmenis or head
stones, and the public IN general is Tes pectfuy in
Vlted 10 ms sac as Il certainly lie most s Pc
Tor assortment ever offered for sal in Washington
and the sale will be worth their attention.
catalogues ready on TuesdaJ previous to sale.
Ie ~ a. GREEN. Auct.
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financIaI.

NEW YORK, February l1.-stocks are dull
chicago and Rock Island 6oa; Illinois Central
ShaIeS o.; DO. bonds - n; La Crosse and NIL < /;
Michigan Southern I; New York Central %.
"a. elSi Reading railroad s7a; Mil and Miss
ia; Cantons 20S; Va 6s 96y; Mo siS
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DemocratIc State Ceuy,,,,eu.

Convention Of Connecticut -, p. e'i. c .e'
Aoont 40 delegates were present Gsn 49,.
frat was re-nominated for Governor sy a.
clamation, after one Informal hslIo, %, U
Winslow, Of West Point was nornSn.,I, "a
tenant Governor by scclamation. NsIthon, 80.
ballot. The rest of last YEARS. state re, eny
unanimously re-nominated "es
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IL this olty. on the 10th instant, Miss EMELINE
ATWEbL daughter of JOSEPH and Ann htgeII.
In ne I'm ,ear Of her age. The deceased sank
repidiI under brlef attack of disease If the lungs
tally
Her funeral will take place To morrow SATURDAY,
Afternoon. at O'Clock. from the residence of Mr.
John :. Ming. her brother IN Law, on Massachusetts
avenue, between 9,n and lOtn streets. The friends
CT the family are invited to attend without
notice.
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Virginia whig State Csnven,isu.

RICHMOND, Feb l0-The WING State Couyep
ton met here this morning, and was very larselv
attended. VIM Ballard Preston wac chosen
president. The Committee nomin stions reported
Tor Governor Hon. VIM. l.. Goggin, Of Bedford
ne announcement was loudly cheered and the
report adopted Mr. GorCin is therefore, The
y in material nominee. The remaining nomina-
t viii De made tomorrow. The convention
en,bnIP' sto 81 htS bly, respectable men, and mucA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-11

A FINE TuRSou1.-Mr. Thomas Fisher, at
Mcclure Co.'s auction store, is authorized to
sell a match Of gray horses, which are as STYLISH
ald servlceable as any other pair Of horses now
in this city. They were matched by gentlema n
thoroughly versed in horse flesh, for his own use,
bat circumstances prevent him from keepiny
them. Their style is very fae, and their action
matches their style capitallv. As they will be
sold at great sacrifice, IL will be well for those
in want of very fine pair of matched CARRIAGE
ho:ses to apply to Mr.. Fisher at once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-11

SOJ0URNERS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
~ and strangers leaym Tor nome and eding ~ Y
kind of DRY GOODS to take with them ere So
IcI.ed to examine our stock, (the largest in The
DIstTlct.)
An examination Incurs no obligation whatever to
purchase.
TINS being the last season that No expect to oc-
cupy our present stoTeroOm for the sale of inter
gooGs, we offer all our entire stock of rich Silk and
other Rcbss, with Dress Silks at their actual cos l.
An our entire stock OF huo Dress q GODS, IN all
fabGlcs, n. their actual cost.
All our entire stock If Shawls, Nantes, Scqrfs,
C, at heir actual cost.
Our stock of all the leading fret Glass staples of
European and American fabrics Will lie found the
largest and most COmpreheI give IN this market.
Our Northern ami Eastern correspondents are
daily s'ndIng US many most choice speclalItles In
new Spring hoods for the approaching season.
One price only, mar ked IN PLAIN figures; hence no
purchaser Is deceived.
We are not opening any new accounts.
All old bills must be settled prior to boz inning NJ
ones.
All bills presented monthly for par ment In cash
settlement by note will not answer our purpose
Coed articles. low Prices, and fair dealing may lie
PERRY q BROTHER,
"CentIal stores" west building,
Ia S-a Opposlte CaLtra Market.
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By 4. GREEN, Auo:loneer

By A. GREEN, Auo:Ioneer
CHANCERi SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
by virtue OF decree of the circuit Court OF the
Dsttlct oil oiumDia, IN ohancery sitting, made in
re cause OF Mary M. w illiams VS.. TheophIlus
Connel ard others, and dated the 22o day OF Jsnua
Y, lSs shall offer at pubic sale. on THURSDAY,
the 50 day OF March next, ct o clock o. on the
premises, the east Is feet of Lot numbered seven
hfty-one tiS with the I'M rovements thereon, CON
slstlng OF thres-story frame dwelling house, with
back building attached
This property Is well located in q healthy neigh
borhood. with pump Of water IN the yard. he
house ls comparatively new ore, conveniently ar
ranged, and furnished IN q manner to corret pond.
Terms: One-third cash the residue In three
equal ments of6 u asd Is months. secured by
notes bearing interest from the day of sale.
III the terms are not complied with within DAYS
AFTER the sale the prop Tty will be rcsod on weeks
notice. at the risk and ex pense OF the PurchaseI
| - - A. LLOYD. Trustee.
70 e-ee&ds A. GREEN, Auot.
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By c. Mcguire d CO. Auctioneers.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF FURNITURE AND
Il HOUsEHoLD EFFECTS On MONDAY MORN
ING, ebruaIy 18th, at 10 O'Clock at the house 8
doors east of Temperance Hall, shall sell by or
der OF the trustee the entire Furniture and Effects
cOmprlslnE-
Walnut Damask covered PaTlor Suit,
Marble top Sofa and Fancy Tables,
Mahogany Sofa, Cane seat Chairs,
Gilt frame Mirrors, Engravlngs,
Carpets OIclnth. Mugs,
Bedsteads. Bureaus, w ashstands,
HsIr and Husk Mattresses. Toilet Sets,
Boosters and Pillows. Bedding,
lndOw Curtains aud Shades,
China, Glass and CIOckery Ware,
Cooking ard other Stoves.
Together with the usual assortment of Kitchen
Requisite.
Terms: SS0 and IN Ter cash over that sum
credit of %, c.. and g. days, for satisfactorily
fes-d j. G. MCGUIRE co, Aucts.
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BY WALL Il BARNARD, hgctIoEeers.
DEGULAR SALES OF HORSES. CARTS,
II CARRIa6Es. HARNESS, &C.-We have EN-
poy led Mr.. Thomas Downing To- conduct the rexu
lar ,ales of Horses. Carts. Harness. &c, ever
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
MORNINGS, in front of our store, corner OF 9Th
street and Pennsy wanna avenue. All persons hsv
ing TO dispose OF would do well to nd on those
days.
SPECIAL advertisements gwen when required
ia3I cow WALL a. BARNARD An "a
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The RUSSIAN WARA ODD FELLOWS HALL
Our lady readers and the Juvenile portion Of our
community, will be delighted TO hear that the
gIeat DioraInas VIII BE- exhibited to- morrow
afternoon at three O'Clock for their especial
veniencr. On last Saturday afternoon Odd
Fellows Hall was thronped with ladies' and
the display of beautiful faces in front OF the
curtain, rivailed the attractions Of the superb
exhibition back Of il We predict 4 rush for to-
morrow. The usual exhibition takes place this
and ;o-maTTow nights at 4 o'clock.
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mAkHf Ell.
DIED,

On the 10th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Chapman,
Mr.. ALFRED BURDlSt:. OF this city to Miss
MARGARET DEAN, of Virginia.
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OUR sICAL RIEN ID.

III il N AVA " . IL " N II N y ~
A weelIy publication of Sheet Music, suitable for
the play and singers Of the Home circle, and con
slsting OF sixteen pages full folio size stitched
handsome cover. IL contains all the popu dances
of the day aTrang ements from the most fhvorits
operas sceDas, songs. ballads, airs, 40. An abup-
CANT supply of every thing that the popular taste
demands; never too difficult, always lnstruc tiye
and ever fresh and delightful.
has been received BY the public, and the com me pds
tiOns il hiss won from the Press, are guhrantes Of
its worth. work 30 cheap, Gccu rate, and e,egant
does not exist IN any other country. The same
amount of music procured At the regular stores
would eost ~ least twenty times vhaI n costs IN
"Our usIcal Fnend." VARIETY and ex cellt nee are
much needed.
Pieces 10y the following composers have appeared
in the nrtt Tea rumbers the names speak for them
selves: Mozart, : Lover wRllerstein, NJ ., eTbeeT.
flOtow, Burgmu Ter, r Schubert, Verdi. DonIzettl,
strauss, MusaTd Thalbere, Bale, RosanI. J.
Weber, kucken, SpeyeT, Abt, @. A. Msohsrren.
BeilIni, II. smart Asoher, Crouch, D'Albert. Bish-
DO. All these pieces within the range OF oIol-
nary play and singers ana are invariably cnarsc-
tsrized by delicious melody and easy acoonPanl-
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND
is published weekly, price 10 cents ana NAY oe Or
dered from any bookseller or PERIODICAL oeeer. ~
will he sent q rect from the ONCE o. PuDnoatos AZ
the following rates; yee,y -; h M 49, go:
Clubs, copies, shi copies No gnSscspr,p,ees.
tsFen for less than months, pay alb e IN dyaDoe.
Ofhoe Of Our Musical fnenac fnnkfort
street, New York. c. b. SEYMOUR co.
ia2f-lmD&W froprietore-
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* BARNARD d BuCKEY; Georsetown
E1RST-C LASS CONFECTIONERY Is
TABLIsHMENTATP PRIVATE SALE We will Of
Ter a. private sac the first class Confectionery
punishment of Messrs. Atz Il Bro, Bridge street
Georgetown: on the most accommodating terms RI
not sold BY tine 2tn instant II will be sold at auc-
tiOn, of which due notice Will be gwen
fIi ent2lth BARNARD a. MICKEY sucts
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Ma. EUGESK A. GAOux, the man with the
visible heart, is to lecture, tonight, at the
Smithsonian, demonstrating upon his own per-
son certain motions Of the heart, large arteries
and lungs. GeRtlsmen only admitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-11

READ, gELIEx56; AM Mpt IINNRs9 I'VE YOUR
DESTROY En- acts masloally on Coughs, Colds. Asth
ma. Bronchitis. and Consumption. In cases Of
OF so cents Persons from ali sections have ordered
different quantities oy express. IL 10 purely veGe-
table; babe can take IL without injury. Having
been restored to health BY IL herself from deep oon-
sumption. she recommends 10 unhesItannsly 20 oil.
Delays are dangerous. Make immediate APPLICATION
II you wish TO be saved. Apply st No. So street
between 18th and 18th. or AZ Stotts, corner Penl-
avenue and 7th street Also, &C Culver L<th
street and Penn. avenue, detsm
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OR Musical FRIEND, for this week, No. IL
price only 10 cents. The same quantity of music
procured from the regular publishers would cos,
more than ten times the price Of Our Musical
Friend All the back numbers for sale ut Shil
lingtOa'S bookstore. II
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MARShhL'S SALE.-ln virtue OF a writ of
liA heTl faclas ssued from the Clerks office of the
Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washington, and to me directed, I will
expose to public 'sale, for CASH, in front of the
the 22d day of ebrna-J next, 1885, at Il O'Clock m
the following described Property, to wit: "A /
defendants right title, claim and interest in and TO
part OF Lots Nos; and 9. IN Square No 5s5 begin
nHg at point or line Sd street west, II feet Bcrth
Of southwest corner of Lot No O. theroe tn alor
the line of SAID street % feet thence east r
a. night angles to SAID street % feet to public alley
IN said Square: thence north with line OF said allie
q feet thence west 81 feet to the line of said
10 the place OF beginning, with all ana SIN
gu AT the improvements thereon, seized and levied
upon as the property of George Stain, and will lie
sod to .atlsfy JndIclas NO. n, to January term,
1853, IN favor of JOhn Van ReswIck.
w. SEisDEN. Marshal
JAZZ ts for the District Of Columbia
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CIRcuIr CoURr The jury In tie case Of stew
ART at, Naylo5, after remaining shut up twenty.
f1Hr hours without being able 10 agree upon 4
verdict, were yesterday discharged by the Com,
WIN u" consent Of the counsel or both sides
IN" Gaze OF } w. Watt use Of Cook i John
soH agt. Taliaferro Hunter wa, taken no and
occupied the Court during the day.
his morning, the same case was resumed
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c. wEIRMAN'S CARD

r c. wEIRMAN'S CARD
y OK HIS Patrons and Others, the Ladies and
Heads OF Families of W ashinston, G eorge--
town, Alexandria, and vicinity. va
G. WElRhAN. 42s 18th street, between New
York avenue and II street, has had made N 20 his
special order and this day received, a very fine
stock OF has Ladies and ChIldreu's CUSTOM
MADE SHOES, which he Will sell at reduced
rates for cash.
They are the same make, qua ity of material. du =
rabliIty Of work maushp and elegant hnIsh as here
tofOre, which are 70 well Known to his numerous
patrons throug bout the District and States
20 De lncomparaby superior IN every respect. anc
entirely different sty le, At. and artistic workman-
ship, &c an, others vended here or elsewhere
lie has made arrSng ements greatly TO extend ms
business, and therefore will sell at exceediney
moderate rates, on the terms above named.
Families may save halfthe mo; ey usually thrown
away on worthless shoes that have neither style,
nj, nor wear them.
The subscriber Will warrant his in every PARTON
lar, and that one pair will outiast three pairs Of
those OF other manufacture.
There can be no strong guaranty of the inestlma
bile quality Of these SHOES than the universally sc-
fsot that they retain their perfect shape
To the last. until entIrelv worn out. jss9-eotf
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X SHOW BEEF!
OHOW BEEF The subscriber begs leave 70
Inform HIS customers and the public that ~xer,AA
he Will offer for sale In tie Georgetown XAkrS
Market, on Saturday next, some OF the IN .sA
eat bEEF ever graz I'd IN the Old Dominion.
fe ll-I JOSEPH " EAVER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-11

The quality 1.-THE Wines and Liquors. adver
tised to be sold at the auction room OF C. w
Boteirr, iron Hall, on Saturday morning, COM
mencing a; 10 O'Clock may be relied on ~ rsnra.
scented, they having been selected for a An. trrd
here, and are sold because Mpssr. Shetsu &
Miller desire 10 convert their value in a stock
more staple here. The sale is persmptorv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-11

~ TO THE VDTERS OF GEORGE
lS FOWN.-At the solicitation Of many cit-
zens have consented to he candidate for the may
crafty al the coming election.
"a a. te' J. A. MAGRUnER.