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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12
GfOUea. ~ Bakers
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
A New style. Price $50.
495 BROADWAY, NY.

These Machines sew from two spools, and form .
seam Of unequasd st<enasn, beauty acd elasticity,
hich Will NOT rip, II every fourth slit b. cut.
they are unQuesttonably the best In the market for
family use.
poBND FOR 4 CIRCULAR.A
C. Washbusnc, Agent,
oc9s-dN Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12
Rare Chance.

Rare Chance.
Esoa % % SO pss day sasaly realised.
Al HONORABLE SusIREss. CAPITAL lE-
ouI1ED oHLY q 20 TO 11S 90
~ every Family, Aanufsetosy, Store end OMes-
Men and Women, young and old, wanted, TO engage
IN It, sale, In every Town and County Ia the South
eTn I'D Western States and Territories. 0ead for
0iseulaSs % apviy n psssen 70
3. J. DuefOR,
10 - Soslh 1hird Street. Philads,p hia.
WA10HD0 AND JnWuL1Y.
Beer sssapl ss:ssss sss ~ ssll saSvsssipe y q .
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12

Wal Paper T'eyv Caeap
c. SHEPHERD 4 SON,
Have removed to
NUMBER 10 EAST SECOND STREET,
WHBR1 We invite Oil requiring Goods in our line
W ofbusiness, 70 call and Judge for themselves.
Gold Papers, Oaks. Glazed, Fancy, Eeavifxl
and Lhasfe,
In great variety. Gold and Common Shades, Paper
Curtains, Fireeoard Points, Borders sc. also Pa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12

YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION.
1TVHE following gentlemen have been ersaged, sad
j viii lecture b.lbre the Association during the
present month. The subjects and tt0e viii - dulg
announced through the PEPPERS:
nAv. J. r. Donelan, Hon. j. Cook.
VIM Hall, RsQ., Hon. J. 2. Dillon,
Gait. Joseph HayB, Hon. ~. n. nidsotA, I.
Rev. Geo y. Mssoun, Hon. D. Trus,
Rev i. {. Collier, o. stuart vils, H.,
HiSan Price, 0DQ., j. j. RAEbaS, Ia.
ficAste for The sesson, sdnltting sentlsQAe ~
lady. = %. 0lnsIe tickst, - cents
HAILDr KlLD0uDu,
poc7tf Ohsir0an Lecture 0onnultteo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12

Tne assets Of The Company are
!. % on hand. ................... es.aio Z
Rond. n ~ ncnm1erd.. e.No
'e c., =. :, '.n n a.Oe
= Oeoss o. the Company, securedty
mois sa6e and real cstais worth dou
PIE The amount losned thereon draw.
m& Twelve per cent. IN saa .
=. Al other debts ~ Yer numtev s,x
.. DEBTS for premisms, due and noe
0ue..sesess..s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. n 1Oe ,
u All other securities, cousistins Of
aiscouniedb.lls notes drafts and &C.
ceptanoes netu Ing daily, hsvtrR
from sight to ninssy days from OATS
!" rum ''...'.................. i1s ssi ,
''''.'''.'''............ .eS%1 ISL
Amount Of liabilities, due OF not due. 10
osnKs OF other creditors Of the Gem
Psnys eetimAted at............ AZ a,
Losses illus ed aud due. ........ a.
Losses adjusted and not due. ,..
Losses IN adjusted. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. aoo
LOssos' u 90 'psesc, waiting further proof 40
All DINER clsims against the Compsuy.
TIE Greatest amount insured by the Co.
IN any one risk...... ....,. IN "A
The greatest amount allowed ~ the rolee
OF the COMPANY 10 any one city. town
or villsgc No rules Concerning Abe
same
Tne l.'sest amount 70 b. Insured IN any
one Book. Not ex ceding $4,000 ex-
posed 10 any one IRE.
JAas Q. HOLLAND. Secretary
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12
st A r 4 VI ENT
Os SHR
f0er1a Marine ( Fire lnsuraneA q
PEORIA, ILLINOIS.

v January Ia, $780,
S.ne ana locality Of the Ccmpany-P.on,A -.
n, ~ AND fiRE IAsUaAscE CoxPAxr, Peorts
TS smoun: O - capitol stock. $500 900 o.
40 amount Of ns capital stock paid up. 100 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12

The amount Of liabilities due or not due
to Banks and other creditors. ......
Losses adjusted ard due.
Losses adju-ted and not due. ..........
Losses unadjusted and not due. .....s.
Loses 10 suspense and waiting for fur.
tner proof. .sss...........
All other elaine against the company.
But trifling amount for ONCE expeu-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12
s II A II e NJ e N r
o. rms CONDITION o. rHs
North American Fire lneuFanco C..

fhe smouot Of IT. Capital
Stock 10. ..s.ses......ss.
The amount of iu Capital
stool pa d In In cash Is.
The amo unt Of it, CAPITAL
patd In otocE not 8 is....
9hs asoets O. the g ,0poI
Oas b IN hand an IN Phoe-
nix Bane..es......s..se
Cash in hands Of and due
from aE.uts............
Amt loaned on B y 4 stocko
end other approved secu.
rifles. ..e..........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, March 2.-Flour closed higher;
State IS .4OsSj 65 Ohio SO 6OaSG.7O Southern Goa
Wheat closed higher at 1a2c advance; southern
white - ~. Western white Al So red 81 4OaSi as
Corn closed steady and quiet; white s0sssc.,
yellow S3aSlc
Pork closed dull; mess sI7 2sasI7 FIX; prime
$500.
Lard closed steady at II kal2E.
Whisky closed steady at 2sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02
AUCTION sALN
THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW

BY J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneer,.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF FANCY GOODS.
- Books, STAIIoYEEY; WAIcHEs AND JEwLLRY,
No 52 9TH street, nearly opposite the Intaigencer
OfhcS We shall sell, great variety of Gold and Sill
ner watches. Chains, yewelry in sets, Lockets,
pings, studs. &c. Also, Books, Stationery and
TCnncy foods. Cigars, &c. With large variety Of
oSS.Tf,ty, ana other useful goods.
soe Mlli ne continued Every Evening this week
:" CIV J. c. Mcguire & Co, Aucts.
by J. c. MCGUIRE 4 co, Auctioneers.
EIhfiEfMPTORY SALE OF CARRIAGEs-On
a'elo.p ~ hnSDtl MORNING, March 81 81 IA
for acconnt of ~ uhe Auction Rooms we shall SELL
- ,PSsssrnser open Phatou
Square Carnage, for passenssrs
hand some &-seat Carriage a 60,
! Box Buggy, with top, Wy n"e s'tcie,
Boston built Chaise
Second hand Buggy,
do. Carriage, hut little used
TeIms One- third cash; the residue IN . al
months, Tor satisfactorily endorsed notes beapIsn
70 nd J.. Mcguire a CO, Auc,.
By ]. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctloneers.
TWO EXCELLENT WORK HORSES, EX
PRESS MACON, AND Harness FOR SALE.-On
THURSDAY MORNING, March Sd AZ n O'Clock
IN 'front.' OF the Auction Rooms, We shall sell
excellent Roam Work Horse, 6 years old
light Express Wagon, nearly new,
set Harness.
Also, for account of the Government one superior
Work Horse.
Terms cash.
msrl-d JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On Sunday evening lat, between 38 q
IL street and Tia street Baptist Church, n Gold
Linked BR ACEl EFT: Tho finder will b. rewarded
by leaving 10 ut this office. mar l-gt-
SSl0 REWARD.-Rau away from the sub
sDCOO sc!ib.T, on Thursday, February ~. -
my NEGRO MAN Henry, who calls himself e20
Henry Queen; The said man is about % years IL
oi age, dark cheStnu color, very polite when ~
spOk, tn. He Is about. 5 f.rt . or ID Iuches--
high. Clothing not rccOect.d, he had several
suits. Will give Sl0J II tab IN IN any slave Stat,
III the District of Columbia, the above reward
of $50 If taken any free STATE; in either
h. secured OF luiJcd IN jail that get him san.
THOMAS JENKINS, Of Thos.,
Near the Government Hospital.
mar St for the Insane, ID. c.
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LOCAL NEWS.

IL The STAR publishes TIE LISTS OF LETTERS
REMAINING ~ The W WASHINGTON CRY Posr OFFICE
rSOER TIE PROVISIONS ~ THE LAW DIRECTING
THEN To 81 PRINrED ~ THF NEWSPAPER HAVING
THs EARGE.T CIRCULATION WITHIN THE pkLIyERy
OF TIE OFFICE. IT, TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Il
MORE THAN Double THAT or ANY OTHER DAILY
PRINTED II THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Evening Star.
From New Orleans

NV ORLEANS, March 2-The details by the
tennessee confirm the first dispatch stating that
the French and English squadrons before Vera
Cruz appear hostile 10 Juarez and the interests %
The Liberals. II is reported that they have been
ih~rcepung achievements by 50, and are evil
IDENTITY favorable TO Mraman
Miraman threatens 20 Ssrk the city
The allied commanders had been applied 20 by
the French and English residents as well as the
citizens generally, for protetio6 in Of an At
tack: but the request Was refused. IL is thought
that the daet viii not OPENLY participate iR the
attack. but will furnish guns and shells 70 any
noating battery the Church party eau bring before
the city
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. March 2.-FlOuT closed frm; How
ard street and Ohio S6 i2X
Wheat is unchangd; White - aOasI as. Rcd
81 40.
Corn closed with an advancing tendency yell
low Ste: white Sc.
Provisions clOscd quiet and unchanged
Whisky closed quiet; Ohio 70.
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The Steamboat ExuIo.,su.

Nv oRLEANs, March MANY Of the injured
Dy tue eA pi9sion OF the Princess. are diving from
their wounds. The forward part Of the boat was
blown 10 pieces few Of the ladies on the sfter
part OF the boat were injured. The boat was run
ashore soon after the explosion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02
Later from Hay,i-Islaud Quiet.

WV IoRE. March Am arrival brings Hay
ten advic's Ia the I4th Gh President Geffard bad
ISSUED circular laying programme II the new
government
All the banished Haytiens srs invited 90 return.
ne National Guard had been dismissed
All The property Of the late Emperor and his
iIIhuy had been contscated The whole country
was quiet but business had not revived
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02

NOTICE.-DIsTRICr OF CoLuMBIA ApvrR-rsr
NENTs TO BIS INSERTED THE BALrIMoRE Sux
ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED PROM TBE
STAR OFFICE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02
Total Wreck Of the Black warr,o,

NEW YORK. March 2--Tbe Black Warrior IA.
gone entirely 20 pieces. but her machinery viii
probably be saved.
The steamer Marion is still ashore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02
DIED,

DIED,
Departed this hf', February "a, la5l, after seven
day illness of h:aIn fever, the of H. ID. aud Sa
rah G. IIatnn, OF Prince Georges county, Md, aged
IL months aud days.
HIS soul has past to angel life
Before IT knew this world Of strife.
Nat lnthlgencer, Baltimore sun, and Marlbo-
TO papers pleasatcOPy.
In Georgotown, Mrs. ELIZABETH BOUCHER,
In the 85th ear of her age.
Her funeral Will take place Tomorrow Thurs
day Evening, At O'Clock, from the residence of
Richard Ballenser, on Congress ST., below Bridge
street.
Suddenly, on the aith instant. Of disease of the
heart, Mr.. MATILDA 4. HUTCHINS, aged 81
years months, and &c days, wife of Francis Hutch
ins, of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02
ATTENTIoSS t H,2qEgSS.EEKEEPERs.
PATENT CARPET SWEEPER,

Greaf DOMESTIC IHreHtfoa, aHd Of fkt Wondfrf
Of fhe Are.
Among Its merits are-lSt. IL sweeps cleaner than
Broom, withoutlnu TO any Carpet; ID. IL makes
dust 20 soil the furniture sthe the lungs; Sd.
IL sweeps either way, backward or forward; 9TH Il
simple in its construction and not liable TO get out
of repair; 5th. IL Is easily worked and be used
by child 9th. Ii Is durable aud will last for years
9TH. IL cleans any Carpet thoroughly, taking the
dirt dust, lint, hairs, Plus, needless &c, directly
into the box; whereas the common method Of
sweeping drives the dirt along the ontre surface OF
the Carpet forcing il into the grains of the csrpet
and thereby InjurlnR u very much.
For sale al the Plumbing, Gas Fitting Eestablish.
ment Of &. SNYDER,
fe 23-lm next TO the Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02

L AIDES BRAIDS, Plaits, Curls, Half Wigs.
IL and Pufs at GIBBSS, near corner Of 18th street
and Psnnsy wanna avenue. do q -sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02
TORNS! CORNSH CORNSm
Y LIAIITED EOR THREE DATS OIL L

u LIMITED For THREE DAYS ONLT
instantaneous and II ctuai cures for cORNS,
BCNI0NS. WARTS DEfORMED NAILS, &c.
Every disorder Of the ievt eTadcated without tho
slightest pam, peTmittiEE the patent 10 Walk iHIls
diatey VITA perfect ease aud comfort
NoTJCE.-Dr. SCHIl. TZr TIE only qualified CHI
ropodist. whose invaluable services have been cx-
peTience by largo numbers Of citizens has, order
To meet many appointments. taken rooms ct Mrs.
Forbes Boarding House, 554 Peunsy wanna avenue,
between st and ID streets, where those desiring 70
b. promptly Tei wed may consult him daily, from
a ni. IN & D. m. Remember, only for three dayS-
DIR. = has also reduced has fee 10 81 instead OF So
Tor each corn.
\ nominal charge wall 10 made - the working
Eos mar I-.t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02
CHEAP cA RPEIJ e oil eRiieL22rHs. AND

u CURTAIN MATERIALS.
Members Of Congress and Strangers returning
home. who wish to bcautIiy and make more com
Portable their houses, invited TO our store, No.
Market Space that they may see our large and at
tTactive stock of al kinds Of superior
FURNITURE DRY GOODS.
We are prepared to furnish and carefully pack Tor
transportation of the newest designs, as well al
the standard patterns Of elegant EpAl.lION.
VELVET, BRU SSEI.S, and TAPESTRY CAR
PETINGS of the make of the Messrs. Crosby a.
Sons, PardOe, Homans and other celebrated manu-
facturers - -
Also. roval double extra heavy THREE-PLY
and DOT BILE INGRAM CARPETING.
These are new and fresh goods, and In elegant
Also. rich III RtsG and PARLoR MATS, match
ing any of the above.
the belongings IN great variety; -
CLOTHS, which we cut up and pack TO htsny sized
Also, rich French and English PIANO snd Ia
BILE COVERS.
Superior Russian, Flemish, Scotch, and Irish
LINEN SHEETINGS and TABLE DAMAsKS
an pieces. - ..
CLOTHS all sizes, NAPKINS, and TOWELS.
IL In consequence OF the advanced stage OF tha
season, and the low rates at which we purcha sed tho
above goods. We arc prepared and wall engage %
furnish whatever may lie bought OF Us at much
lower figures than the same Goods may be had
elsewhere. We cordially invite all having deEra
TO for themselves 10 visit store At the address
above stated. CLAGETT & DODSON,
Dealers an all Elus Of superior Furniture
f. S9-6t DRY Goods No Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02

nor SALE-A new Prince Albert ROCKAWAY
Il for sale cheap, II applied for soou To ha seen
at ELEMMING Il FOY'S Livery Stable, Jackson
Hall Alley. fe29-SFs
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MARRIED.,

On the LIST instant, by the Rev. Mr.. CaTothers,
Mr.. WILLIAM \. THOMPSON to Miss MARIA
J. AN DERSON, beth of this clty.
lAieXandfia papers please copy.I
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AUCTION SALES.
FOR RENT AND SALE.

L HOUSE, with hack -buiidlggs, &C. il eoGpIots
Apply to r. I.ANSDAL LIE, no 10 Windars BULL Bull
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-rhe House
anu Lou 10 80 u street, Containing II rooms,
Inquire at the house. f. 25-IwE
- - FOR RENT. ID hai rooms, Tgt-,; gas, and
fs 25-tf No. G4ls street, near City Hall.
EoR RENT-The STORE ROOM next door to
j. Wm; j. Dove x Co. Plumbing and Gas fitting
WM. f. DOVE ~ Go. pei '"'O i"fEH al+tf "i
HoUSEFoR RENT ANDFURNITuREFO FOR
II SAi.E.-A gentleman intending TO remove
hs H ssTt at and Sh ate n 6SE
and cnntslns IL rooms. 1t is located IN the most de-
psF sG doSa he h house Is is
RSrtlsty furnished NTH Pian neat, and suitable
terms to any who Iay desire the house The rent
Viii bo , cheaper than any other house IF the
further particulars address X. = r., at this oic.
o s sS ,H g
nth street, betwcen and X.
, Also one of the most eligible Business Stands ON
fennnsNyivana avenue. Inquire of J. w. SNYDER
d son, Bankers. f. ll-potf
FOR SALE-Two BRICK TENAMENTS in
l. Georgetown pleasantly situated on West ST.
aud convenient to the best schools and Churches
sum OF money will he taken which will give to the
purchaser IN rents, 10 per cent Terms: One fourth
cash and the balance 10 !. p and years, with inte-
Trst hall yearly. Mr.. I. NJ. Hanson, gent nf Fire
lhsuranc: Company, 9Th street, will designate the
property more particularly.
f.. Is. ADDISON, A gent,
is II eou Alexandria, Va.
( AND FOR SALE will sell fifty acres of
80 I'M "a very cheap This farm is about miles
per bridge: This farm being elevated ma kes IL very
desirable for building Site rs it overlooks the sur
rounding neighborhood. Persons wishing to pur-
chase will please call and for themselves. refer
to the Editor of the Star.
{. l4-3ws SELVY B. SCAGGS.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situated
"A In Alexandra county, about Ys mlles from
Georgetown, at the intersection OF the Georgetown
and Little Falls roads, consisting of le2 acres. In
| quire the premises, or of IL. RICHARDS, corner
| 10Th aud streets. Washington. ID. G. ia loft
| nor RENT-The FIR ME HOUSE on G street
Il south, between 18th and 9Th SITS. west Island.
Lot fronts % feet sth street. running back 100 feet
to a 81 foot alley. Forms Sl:1 per annum pay able
monthly. Inquire of ELyANS 4, THOMPSON,
SS Pa. avenue, between 18th and 10th streets, oc
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nor SALE-A large three-stury BRICK
Il liOU 81, with Lack buildings, &c. in CON plete
orrr situated on the corner of 18th and III streets.
Apply to 7. l.ANSDALE, No. Ia WindcI's Build
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02

BY BARNARD BUCKLEY Georgetown.
COOP AND WELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD
NJ FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN.-On r Ri ID Y
MORNING, 4th March, at 10 o'clock, we will sell.
q the residence of LAZY declining hon ek ae ping
No. LIS Bridge street, south SIDE between Him and
Congress streets complete assortment Of good nd
kept Household Furniture, as
Mahogany SpnIg-seat Sofa and Chairs,
DO. Centre and Card Tables,
DO. SidebOa I'd and Dining Table
Do. Rocker and Etegere,
Brussels Three ply. and other Carpets,
Mahogany and Walnut Dress Bureaus sui Ward
robes,
BedsIeads, Feather Beds, Hair and shuck Mattress
E9s,
Washstsnis and Toilet Sets
Cane aud WOOd-s,at Chairs
Table Furniture and good assortment ST Kitchen
Requisites.
Term; S25 aHi under, cash; over that amount
doTsed, bearing interest.
ie y BARNARD K RUCKEY, Aucts.
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ByJC McGI-IRF4Co .no,io.

ny - - a W.. AuctlOnecTS.
SALE BY ORDER or THE ORPHANS
- COURT oF VERY Extensive STOCK OF SUPERIOR
W MES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AEON MONDAY
MoR NlNG, March 18th, at 10 O'Clock, at the Mine
and Liquor store ofthe late John II. Bnthmann on
the south side oi Pennsylvania ayrnnp Lrtwren A
stock OF superior Wines, Liquors, and ars com
prlslng-
MuiItm' lmparlal and Cabinet, RoNal RouSs
Green Sal, Heidsick, Bouche St Peray,
MOntobeliu, Black sal.
And other iavonts brands, quarts and pints
- BRANDIEs.
very sup rIor Pale and Dark Brandy, in wood and
glass.
AmsntIlsio, Brown, fin, Pale, DuH Gordon. and
Old eserve and Tinta Madeiras.
superior Old Port, St Julian,
chateau, Leoville, 81. Estephe,
And other Clarets, IN Pints and quarts.
Extra Superior and Gibson whiskeys, in wood and
About lOooo genuine and superior Havana Cigsrs.
Together with Jamaica Ruin, Gin,
Scheldam SchnapPs, Curacoa,
Absynthe, Annesette Cordial, Karchvassa
Scotch and Irish Whisky. Arrack Bitters.
Purs spirits Ninegar, IOung's Ale,
I,oondon Brown Stout, Scotch Ale,
The whole forming a very extensive stock OF
choice goods the reputation of which is too vel
known to need comment.
Also. a superior Herring Iron Safe Counters
Shelving, Casks, Measures &c
forms: S+pand under cash; over tina. sum a credit
3l2 AMI months for satisfactorily endorsed notes
bearing Interest.
r., The customers of the late Mr.. Buthmaun
Catalogues may be obtained at the counting-room
OF the auctloneers.
A. E. BUTHMANN, Admin'x.
mar Ia J. Z. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-'rhe House
and Lot No. ABB III street, containing II rooms
cellar, &C., will be sold on accommodating terms.
Inquire at the house. f.25-lw+
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THEPOToMACRIvER STEAMER, LANES

j GUY. will ON and All lr Tues r.
DAY. March rel 9Th l9st iIa her wharf -
and Sioff ia MoRSiN ar SFcsry Re-
snd AfGRDAY SE Fl
touching at the landings going and returning.
All down freight to Df ER EsRSSS G " PAE PSS.
NATHANIEL BOUSA, Agent, Alexandria
mar lily
V,O BIZ SOLD BY SUBSCRIPTION ONLY.
DIARY OF TIE Afh%I$SSsSRicAN REVOLT
BY ffanss Moore ssl SEne
JOIN MCFARLAND, the Agent for the District
of Cnluma, vii! he At 373 Pcmnsy wanna avenue till
the 4th of March.
Communications and subscriptions solicitrd
Early subscribers VIII have early Impressions of
ny Mrrs atSs TAYLOR MAURY are authorized to
receive subscriptions. mar l-3t'
/ ID. uAMMACK,,S RESTAURANT, No. 2o4
%!is HSas wont p penn nue. Sa %9'i4 Ss
old and welli : st she'd house is az A.I&naxk
the kind in this country, where may he ha4, at all
wes the INST ha%ds9s fSSrtnent Ct all kpds Of
BhiRN bss. IfkRb cRABs. and sPRfSG SGkRfh!:
| EMS; BEAR MEAT from the extremr West ;
Pfks3SSTs from nm &C ;"Ss the alta Atlantic hG' FER
RAPINS that cannot 10 eguallcd; in tact no pains
or oxponse has been .parsd e. make this house the
eThs .tSeE Of ia iIS rs BRAN
DIES challenges coup 'titlon; alsn, large asserts
mont OF English and American Al.ES on drau ght
NJ My celebrated cook, Mr.. Johnsing, will an
offers to risk bis color that they beat the world but
10 be satlshed OF the TACT give me call.
H. Do not make mistake, hut drop in at aO4
sn 16 tenn avenue: nar ] ST.
n ADIEs, mn ms piaits curl. uxir w
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISERS.
GOOD COAL OIL

(.OOD COAL OIL
~ 4 " ID T. 4 N p S.
i. y: I,ATENBf,N No. Ia Bridge street, GEORGE
town, ID. g., has ON hand good COAL. OIL, and 4
large assortment of LAMPS for burning the SANE
at greatly reduced prices; also, NON-EXPLO-
SlNE SELF-GENERATING FLUID 6 4 :
LAMPS. ma l-3t
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
DOSITiVE SALE OF VALUABLE BI-IID
y ING LOT on 9TH STREET WEST, BETWEEN l. AND
SIREEI. NoRTH.-Ou MONDAY AFTER
lses we shall sell, Lot No. 81, in James Cadens sub
DIVISION OF square No $780, fronting . feet on 9th
back lSS feet inches TO 5n-foOt alley.
de;irahe part the city for a residence and will be
sold without reserve " "
Title ndIsputable.
Terms One-iourth cash the residue in G. u and
10 months, with interest, secured by deed in trust
fe sd J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
UCTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until SAfC RDAI AFTERNOON, March S same
mar Id ]. C. McGUIRE& CO., Auct'rs.
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ZINE ART DIsTRIBUTIoN:IFErX PErzEs,
DRAWINGS, oMo,IITHOGRAPHS and
PHoToGRAPHs, either Framed OF eLegs9sy
drawing TO take place on TUESDAY EiyESIN0,
March LIST, 1854. at PHILIPS
Flne Art Gallery, SIS Pa. avenue,
fe l6tf between ath and 10th stnsets-
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MI 80 -, - So .. = ~ n q II oi Lsii
cult Court of the District of Columbia foe the county
Oh w ana 70 me olrsct-; VII expose to
door of said county, on FRIDAY, the IIth day OF
March next. 1889, at y O'Clock H., the following de-
scribcd property to wit viz: All defendants right,
title. clam aud int erst ia and to part OF Lot No IS,
Ia Square No 81, beginning at the southwest corner
Of said Tot and running thence north feet thence
east ~ ct To the point of beginning, the city Of
Washington, ID. c.. together with all ard singular
the improvements thereon, seIzed ami levied upon
the property of Robert L.. DUley and will be
sold To satisfy JudicialS l73 Ia January tenn 1853
Reed, Brother d Co., of James Ma TIA et al. VS.
Robert L. Dudley. W. SELDEN, Marshal
IL lots Tor the District Of Columbia.
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C00 ALEWIVES.
HVO BARRE ELS Prime No. ! ALEWIVES now
landing per schooner Marietta Burr, aud for sale nv
HARTLEY Il BROTHER,
10 25-]w % and l0l Water street, Georgetown.