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MGx NOTICE. n
AMky offer to the ladies of Washington &sN
x1SS3tld vicIniiy now my complete stock cfSy\
STRING and SUMMER GOODS.
MANTILLAS.
Bournoux, in silk and lace,
Talnas, in silk and lace,
Handsome assortment IN Lace Mautillas
Black and White Berege Talmss
Spanish Points, BournOux.
Fine assortment i'm French Bonpets Straw Goods
Ribbons, Flowers, Mits, and all kinds of real
laces.
TRIMMINGS.
pompadOur, Ecossaise, Marabout,
Iaconne, Garnitures, AgrafTes,
TULIP Buttons. Tulip Tassels, Mandini,
Guipure Button Trimmings.
GREAT CONVENIENCE TO THE LADIES.
All Kinds OF Patterns for Ladies' and Children's
Wear, Boys and Girls, every size, can be
bought at oteratc prices.
just Received, Hair Nets, Filet Coifures, Real
EmbroiderIes Of all kinds,
NJ. WILLIAM,
ap 1871 30 Market Space.
I men sHIRTINGs AND PILLOW LIN
Damask Table Diapers, IN all grades,
panask Table Napkins aud boilers,
irish Linens, oil the best makes, and at the lowest
BIRDS Eye Diapers, in all grades,
panasS and Huckaback Towels,
LINEN Cambrlc and Linen Lawn,
lou aozen Linen Cambria Handkerchief, from SO
With many other desirable goods all OF which will
oo soio u the lowest cash prices
sPa' corner ath IT aud OPP. Centre Market
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PERSONAL

Andrew & Carr, the oldest LAWYER In New
York, died on Monday
.... The Right Rev. Bishop Doane is lying
i'll in Burlington, a. J.
49,. Prof. Morse is TO receive public welcome
on his return from Europe by his fellow citizens
at Poughkeepsie.
-: Lord Napier and family EN- bar ked on board
the ship Curacao, at Annapolis, last evening, for
Portsmouth, England.
-. The Quebec Gazette notices the death Of
Michael Iefevre, in that city He leaves III chill
dren and grandchildren. tss e.
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DrThe United States Judge Ross wilkins Of
Detroit In his sentence of Tyler, the United State,
Marshal, for killing Capt. Jones, when serving
process, said in relation to the prisoners CARVING
arms: This court does not and will not sanction
the practice Of its ministerial officers in carving
weapons Of this description, to aid them In the ey
scution OF process. Their use is not warranted bv
the law 1t is the duty Of the officer, II resisted.
70 return his writ uneIecuted and it Is safer to do
10 'hAn 70 encounter the peril Of life, and the con-
accident" "
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The SrcKLEs TRIAL.-We presume there can
no longer be aquestiOn in the public mind as to
the justice and prOpriety of the employment of
counsel to assist the District Attorney in the
SIckles case. That it would have been physi-
cally impossible for any one lawyer for the
prosecution to do justice to his case, against the
array of legal ability and numbers engaged for
the defence, is now conceded by all, we pre-
sumo.
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BOARDING.

ISOARDING.-Nery desirable ROOMS with
y good HOARD can he obtained on moderate
terms at Miss GWSNN'S, No. IS, Smiths Row
iet s1.eel, neoIseIoMn. aP l6-lmf
Mrs. r.. d. HARRISON, who has kept Con-
w gresSonol boarding house for the last nnete ~
years, VIII, on the 18th Of pri open her house for
the accommodation of permanent and transient
Dnarders Those who desire quiet aud comfort
able home will please call at 377 Pa avenue be-
tween - and 6th stIeeLs. south side. an 1-lnl'
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CALIFORNIA PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS Tho
General Land Office has transmitted to the
Surveyor General of California for delivery to
the parties entitled, patents for the following
private claims in said State-the "Bodega. -
issued in favor Of Manuella T. Curtis and
others; the "Ausaymas'' and San Felipe"
issued in favor of Francisco p Pacheco.
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II From j. Shillington, Chas. ii. Anderson
4O2 ID street, and from the publishers we have
Godey's Ladys Book for May, brimful Of matter
Of interest for the ladies. Miss SINNERS Win
dow increases in rich interest
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IL There is a man in Philadelphia who owns
TWO good brick houses and feed store, and has
Si,oo invested in stocks; all Of which he has ac-
cumulated solely by the business of catching rats
which he sells to proprietors of - rat pits
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IL In Buffalo, Monday, man. during aquar-
rel with his wife, threw stick of irewOOd at her.
which, instead of injuring her, struck an infant
= months old, which was in her arms, OH the
head, killing IL instantly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-20

IL During the month Of March, in the dispen-
saries Of the city Of New York, medical and sur
gical services, vaccination, and medicine were af
forded gratutously to eleven thousand two hun
dred and ffty-two persons
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DEPARTURE OF LORD NArIER 1T is under
stood that this gentleman, with his family, il
to leave this country to-day in the British
steamer Curacao, sailing from Annapolis He
had previously visited and taken leave Of his
numerous friends in this city, New York, Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, and exchanged with
them assurances of mutual regard. 1t is stated
that he will proceed at once to Portsmouth,
England.
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OrA bill has been introduced into the House
Of Assembly Of Canada, - for the protection OF
.pendthrifts, and the custody and disposal of their
real and personal property
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iNuNcTIoN-An injunction has been issued by
the Supreme Court Of Massachusetts in favor of
Joseph Burnett Co, against Frederick Brown
agent Tor Phaion Il Sons, New York, for an in
Engagement OF plaintiffs trademark ''Cocoaine,,-
the alleged Infringement being the sale OF Phalon
Il sons 'Cocoaine ''-BOstOa. Co..,is,
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IL The brother of Governor Zamora. of Vera
Cruz, had committed suicide on account of SUD-
posed financial difficulties; but after his death it
was aseertained that he had made mistake of
slOoc against himself in making up his balance
sheet,
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III The eastern annual conference of the Meth
odist Church in session at New Haven. Conn
Bishop James presiding, passed a resolution al
most unanimously that slaveholding is a sin, and
that the word ''slavehOlding" should be inserted
In the general rules as ono Of the things forbidden
by them.
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u The ladies society. the Home ofthe Friend
less, In New York. is doing good in raising
iund 10 provide sewing machines for poor women
70 enable them to maintain and kept their families
together. Other cities may profit by the e,ampIe
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

Our NIcARAGUAN RELATIONSHIPS general
prevalence around US of current of rumors
the alleged action of Nicaragua
upon the Cass-I risarri treaty, betrayed us into
embodying them yesterday in brief editorial,
similar in its statements to those in the same
connection being telegraphcd from Washington
over the country. To-day, on thorough lnves-
tigation, we find that there exists really no
POUNDS alton for them whatever. We have, there
fore, now to say that rs recently returned to
the American State Department, the treaty
contains nothing whatever placing this Gov
eminent in the position of protector of the
Nicaraguan Government against ilibusters or
internal feuds. Nor does Nicaragua insist on
terms with reference to our landing troops on
her soil not acceptable here. She has frankly
and gracefully consented that we may land
troops for the protection of our citizens on the
isthmus, and that this Government shall be the
judge of the emergency for such landing of
American troops. As ratified by her. the treaty
contains but single point not acceptable to this
Government. We have every reason to be-
lieve that point to be with reference to a Sec
ondary Comparatively unimportant) subject;
and that the President is now giving it earnest
consideration. And, further, that if it be re-
jected by Nicaragua, it will doubtless be
promptly modified by him.
As for the alleged ''much ination of Britain
in that quarter, we feel very sure that when
the history of the diplomacy of the last year in
Nicaragua shall see the light officially, it will
be found that England has really been acting
in good faith with us there. She has certainly
made Nicaragua q frank offer to give up the
Mosquito prOtectOrate, which offer has not yet
been accepted, only because Nicaragua hopes
| to be able to obtain with it other concessions
and advantages, to which she holds that she i.
justly entitled.
On the whole, it ii already clear that in il:
negotiations with Nicaragua the Administra.
ton has been entirely successful, and that the
| settlement of the long drawn Nicaraguan elm.
broglio is now mn fat accomplished, thanks tc
| the energy, foresight, and commendable mode
ration of President Buchanan and able head
of the State Department.
As in the case of Paraguay, so in that of Nj
caragua, though the Administration have beer
abused and misrepresented without stint, the
result shows the wisdom of the people in con
| fding their affairs in the hands of those now
WELD their destinies
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LEFT THE CIrr.-The delegation of Winnie
bago Indians, who have been here for some
three weeks past, left the city yesterday after
noon, accompanied by their Agent, Maj Mix,
Their Superintendent, Col. Cullen, is to leave
to-day, together with Maj j. r. Brown, agent
for the Sioux
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ID You may insert thousand excellent things
IN newspaper, and never hear word of approba-
,ion Rom The readers but just let paragraph slip
in (by accident) OF one or two lines not ,uite ,n
their tastes, and yoa will be sure to hear oft
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II With the exception Of Virginia which
VIII hold It's election on the Goth May. there will
oe no more STATE elections held uutiI ugust when
the states OF Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Mis-
souri,, North Carolina and Texas will elect
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S Sskks o olboNNNN9SSHsVTf.
PETER O'DONNoGHUE.
-anE Executors.

Bs J. c. Mcguire a CO., Auciioueers.
TWO SMALL BRICK HOUSES ON ~ ST,
II BETwgEN VIRGINIA AVENUE AND SOUIH "
SIRkkT, AT Public AUcTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY
AFTER NOON. April SHh. ST 81 O'Clock. ON the
premises. shall eel, Lot No. IL, an subdivision &c
Sqnare Ma. S. ontIng y et on a.. street, btween
us e. 10 To alley, with the pruvenentr
consulting oftwo well butt two story Brick Dwel-
AID slate, aud containing rooms each.
Tie ms: One-fourth cash the residue in 6, 9. y,
and Is months, with interest, SECURED by a deed an
apI5-d j. c. Mcguire a CO., Auct..
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ID The population Of Paraguay in 1856, &c
cording to the public record, was 975, 900. Two
thirds Of the population are Indians and half
breeds
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IL A Ere riot occurred in Philadelphia on
Sunday morning, in which several persons were
wounded by pistol shots-one MORALLY, 1t was
thought
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IL The Frederick sburg Herald saws: "A stn,-
geon, weighing upwards Of nine hundred pounds
was caught In the RapPahannock river, last week
near the steamboat wharf at Tappahannock. The
sturgeon measured eight feet and seven inches in
LENGTH
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NOTICE. rsrRrcr OF COLUMBIA ADVERTISE
MRNrs TO BIZ INSERTED IN THE BALTIMORE Sun
ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE
SrAn OFFICE.
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IDA National Convention of firemen Is pro-
posed to be held in Pittsburgh, the 18th of July
next.
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II Sturgeon meat is selling in Philadelphia
at from four to six cents per pound
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DrTHx STAR PUBLISHES TIE LISTS OF LKTTKRs
lKMAfNiNs IN THE wAsHIrsToS CITY PosT OFFICE
yNpKR THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING
YHEN Blk PRINTED IN The NEWSPAPER HAVING
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY
OF THE OFFICE. Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION "a
MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY orHKR DAILY
PRINTED IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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IL THoueH "THE STAR" IL PRINTED ON THE
FASTEST STEAM PRESS IN USE SOUTH or BALTI-
MORE, ITS EDITION II so LARGE AS TO REQUIRE 1T
TO BIZ PUT TO PRESS AT AN RARLY HOUR ADvER-
fisKhKNrs, THEREFORE, SHOULD Blk SENT IN By
TWELVE O'CLOCK, NJ; OTHERWISE THEY NAY NOT
APPRAR UNTIL THE NEXT DAY.
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Nv A. GREEN, AuctIOneer.
THO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SAIE-O

BY A. GREEN, AuctIOneer.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE.-On
i THURSDAY, April 18th, 1852, at O'Clock p
in front of the pre'nIses, shall sell, ia comPli
tn the terms Of deed of trust to me. dated
September nth, 1857 recorded ia Iiber J. A. =, No
I42 foil s3 &c. one of the land records for the
county Of Washington, Lot g. In Square ,eS, with
the improvements.
Terms cash, and if not complied with in Eve days
after sale, property 10 he rsold at the risk and cost
of the purchaser. EDWARD MI DID
ap 7-2aw&ds A. GREEN. Auct.
ByA. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
STEAM ENGINE AND GRIST MILL AT
- AUcrIoN.-On MONDAY, the 18th April, inst.
Mt 5 o'clock p. M. the st am Engine, Corn Mill,
&C., in the house Lot 81. Square ln 2th street.
near l., will be sold to the highest bidder. good
opportunity to get great bargai
Terms at sale.
ap lad A. GREEN. Auct
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COSvICTED.-Mr. Whiting, Commissioner of
Pensions, received intelligence yesterday of the
conviction of Andrew }. Clark, alias Auchler,
and A Feuchtwanger, at Milwaukee, Wis, of
forging land warrants. The former was sem
fenced to ten years and the latter to two years
imprisonment
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Rr WALL 4 BARNARD. Anctinnser..

by w hIsIs bANNNhU,
GALE OF DRESS SILKS. DRESS GOODS,
- lRIsA LINsNs. CoTToNs. Am OTHER HEY GOODS
AT AUCTIoN.-Oe TIL ESDAN MORNING, AZ store
No. 326 Ha avenue, between Ga and 10th sts.. we
will sell. stock of Dress other DIR, Goods as
Black and Colored Dress Silks, Spring Delaines,
Chaliies, Lawns. Brilliants,
Alpaccas, Mouslines. Debega.
Scotch Plaid. Dress Robes Shawls,
cling hams, Swiss MuslIns.
French and American Prints,
Ladies', Misses and Gents Hose,
Cloths and CasSimeres, Nestings,
Irish and French Linens, Crash,
Napkins. Table Linens,
Bleached AID Brown MuslIns, ShiTtings,
Fancy Goods, EuIbrosderies, &C.,
Also, heavy goods for negroes wear.
ap i6 Is WALL Il BARNARD. Aucts.
HIN CONSEQUENCE OF ALI. THE
above goods not having been rec red IA time Tor
the sale of TUESDAY. 10th, Il will he continu ii an
THURSDAY MORNING, 2Ist instant. WI en- al
the tIcles advertised will sold. with MANY 9th
err, al of which new and seasoGable.
ap4 WALL, a BARNARD. Aucts.
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CONTRACT AwARDED.-Gen. Geo. W. Bow
man, Superintendent of Public Printing. has
awarded the contract for engraving the draw
ings for the Mechanical Department of the
Patent Office Report for 1858, to E. r. Jewett,
of Buffalo, n. Y, at S2j per page.
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST-This morning, April 2ith, between corner
Of ID snd 9Th streets aud No. 3Il2 Louisiana av-
enue, handsome gold hunting case WATCH. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving il at the Franklin
Honss, corner 8th and ID SITS. II
GAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
" sonber, on West ST., near Mr.. Deans El
Ropowalk, on Sunday last, = large SOW.Sk
The owner is requested to come forward, ~aS.ll.Ss
prove property, pay charges and take her a an
aP 2-I WILLIAM BURROWS
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J. c. MCGUIRE a CO, Aucts.
BY a. GREEN, A9ctIoneer,

By A. GREEN, AuctIOneer.
ENTENSINE : AIE OF EXCELLENT
IL HoIsEHoLp FURNlTURE AT AUCTION On
q street. betwe-d nth aud 18th streets west AZ tea
O'Clock n. an extensive assortment of excellent
HouS~ltolt Furniture, such as
Handsome SufS and Lounges.
Pa Tor, Castor aud Fancy Chairs.
Back Walnut Sgriug s. At Easy Chairs,
Writing Desk ind screens.
ELEGANT Psyche GAS, finest French plate, a. by u
inches. - -
Sets off"ur Brocstsle and Lace Curtains with tx
lures,
Sets &c Damssk, Mcreen aud Muslin Curtains.
superior Velvet Par!nr Carp 4, and Hearth RuEs,
Brussels. Ingram aud Nruitian Carpets,
CTumb BaIZ- aud % cloth.
Pare Forte, SIdrbuaris aud Trays.
Marble top Pier ard Card Tables,
Vases, Lamps and Nanf~l Ornaments
Mahogany large ENteusi ION Dining Table
Dc; Bedsteads, NaTdrObes, Washstsnds ami
Toilet Sets.
Superior Feather Beds
Hair AMI Shuck Mattresses. &c.,
Couches, Rocking aud Easy Chairs, Hat Racks
2PaTloT GratHs. nea' ]. new, and Passage Stovcs
ohe hnr Framed oH Landscape, and Framed Eu-
CRAVINGS.
Frcnch CHINA Dinner, Dessert aud Gilt Band Tea
Fine Cut Glass Dccauters,
pushes. Tumhlers. W lues. Champagnes Ac
silver plated Coffee AMI Tea Service
-. do. Castors, Cake Baskets Ae
WIN variety ot Table, Kitchen, aud other arti-
cles unnecessary o. mention.
erniS: All sums under So. cash over sSl. n
credit "t two aud four months Will be eIv.n s,r
notes IN all eases 10 be satisfA Z, ri!y endorsed
b'aTlng interest.
apis A.GREEN, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
1Rx A GREEN Anctinnes

by A. GREEN, AuctIOnefr.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS At THE
CORNER OF 9TH STREET WEST AND BOUNDARY
STREET AT AUCnoN.-On MONDAY, the 2sth inst,
I shall sell, an front of the premises, At O'Clock
Nos. 5. 6, and 7, IN Square SIS. This property i
bounded by sth and 9Th ~ Gets west and Boundary
street.
Terms: One hird cash; balance in 6. u, and 10
months for notes bearing interest from day OF SALE
A deed given and deed Of trust taken. Ali convey
ancing At the cost Of the purchaser
ap 2o-d A. GREEN, Auct.
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FUTURE DAYS.

ByJ. c Mcguire A. CO.. Auctiope-r,
rTRCSTEE'S SALE OF HOkSES ANDCAR-
Il RIAGE-On SATURDAY MORNING. April
2sd, At ten O'Clock. Ia front Of the auction
rooms by virtue Of deed ga trust, recorded Febru
ary 18th 1882 we shall sell, 10 the hs hest bidder
] MeNican Mock Caieche,
pair of Carriage Hoi ses.
Set ol Double SIiver-plated Harness.
Terms: One third cash; the residue IA three .rd
SIX months. with interest secured 10 the saiItfae-
tInn of the Trustee.
By order Of the Trustee,
ap I'D ]. &. Mcguire A CO. Aucts
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sion REwARD-Rana away from the subsc

SlUU Der, living near Suratt's Post O nc, n
P,lnce GeoIge's county, Nd. NEGRO MAN On
~ LNESTER, who calls himself Sylvester An
Grny- lie rs about "a or 81 years Of age, near n
~ 8 feet IN height, speak as quick when spOken.A.
q" rather hollow Jawed, and when laughing shows
some decayed teeth. lie has wife living at Mr..
Charles :. Mlddleton's, and father and mother
belonging To MIR. n. h. Beall, Of the above cGurt,
where lac ma, be king, tut have r-asOn to be-
iiey. he is trying to escape, At possible. 10y way
", and Ito elseW here. In either case he must ~.
secured In jail, brought home to me- so get hn,
a gain. WIN H. MARSHALL
apn-tf Suratt's Post tIf;,,a
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A., e3nyey aHcins - nc cost 9Ithe PURCHASED.
ap ls-eO&ds J. G. Mcguire a Co. Auets
By A. GREEN. Auctlonecr.

by NUtIIUnFpT.
NEW FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON an
v STREET WEST. BETWEEN Norm Ann 4
STREETS; AT AICTIoN GA FRIDAY, the 21d in
slant shall sell. In front at the premises at SIX
o'clock. new twc-stoTy Frame House. situated 90,
part 81 Lot No. 7. iH Square No l fr"uting q feet
ON 81 tr - west. aud running back feet bet wee
II and Q. streets north
The house is new. two ptnrics high. containing Z
good I.'"nis ad huIit In the best ol hy ono
at the - NotkW~n "i thi> city.
T"rEir: One half cash; the balance IN aud y
months, Icr notes brarIns interest, secured hy a
deed oi trust upon the premises.
apia A.GREEN. Aucfs
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/ OST-On Tuesday ,nornIng April 18th. either
- on R,ldge or Water streets, Georgetown, an
h1Col " BUM, CONTAINING PTomlsUry not - Ia
use Ia any one but the owner, and some balls for
lection liberal reward will he paid for It's r-u'n
10 II. IL. BARNES Liver, Stable, Bridge street
Georgetown. an 10 9,s
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AUCTION sALEs
THIS AFTERNOON s TOMORROW


BY WALL a BARNARD, Aucroneers.
EXECUTORS SALE or NAITABI,E RITII,-
Ia DING l.ors At AUcrIoN-On WEDNESDAY
AtTERNOON, 2fh instant. ~ - o'clock NE will
sell, on tn PREMISES the following de<cnbed vslu-
able Building Lots, belonging 20 the estate OF the
late Timothy O'Donoghue. Esq.. deceased, viT
fran'ins each on 10th st west between north 4 and
streets, "a feet and Running hack 10 thiIty feet
alley.
Also, Lot 81. in Square H. fronting feet on 18th
street west, betweenn nth and streets, and run
ming hack Ia feet On q thirty feet alley.
Also, .ot 4, IN Square lS6, fronting both 18th
street and New Hampshire avenue. This lot val
he subdivided % suit purchaSers.
Also, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 2ist inst,
same hour We will sell, part OF lot s IN Square 49,
fronting q feet q. between 9Th and 7th sta and
runnins back III feet Co an alley.
All this valuable prop Ity viii be sold without
serve, Ia the highest bidder. Should tbs appointed
day OF sale he "a one, the sale will take place
the FIRST fair day therea ter.
Terms: One fourth cash: the balance IN g. y ard
Is mouths. sith interest," secured by deed OF trust
a N the prOnartN
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FROM CALIFORNIA.-The overland mail ,.hts
has arrived at st. Louis, brings San Francisc,
dates OF the 18th ultimo. The news ia unimro,,
ant The markets were generally unchanoet
The 6ulkhead bill has been virtually defeated
in the Legislature.
The state finances Were iourishing; there were
upwards Of $50 coo in the treasury
The mining news frora California and R,it,s,
Columbia is favorable
The news Of the admission Of Oregon a. a ssrr
reached Portland on the 18th uIt. hot acc,,,,-,.s
no demonstration
tsengers by the mail report the massacre NJ =,
AS "a nine persons by the Caddo Indian. 4.
VIC 'i'ihi'y OF Cooper Camp, Texas.
1.-THE National CeIebra,,o,, -. ,,
10 be held in New York CITY a., a.. -, o'.o"'
expected to be one of the most -. ms Is
geanfs ever witnessed in thi, conI,--- S'i pa
published programme ii appears NAT ,,a 'ne !.
New ork state will constitute eight divi.;aa. ~.
the procession, and the visits.s tro,, -, '
grand division. The latter will be comn1,..s -
part OF delegations from ahe States of New w.
(northern part,) Vermont, New Hamusbire Coz.
hecueut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania Massacb,,.
sets, Maryland, and the District OF Colun,bi.,
The line, IL Is anticipated, will extend several
miles In length. and be enlivened with the inspis
lung music Of over thirty bands and all the IneI.s
oes and grand officers will appear in full regala
banners. DC. The Rev. Junius NJ Wiley. Of
connecticut, Grand Chaplain of the G. l.. United
states, will otficiate Chaplain the musical x,.
vices Will be conducted by Mr.. George F. R,istov.,
and The Grafton delivered by Grand Ren,...,,.
i've n. b. Boylston, Of South Carolina. Tn. ,vr-
ming entertainments will consist Of q soI,es and
ball at the Academy Of Music. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-20

THE WEArHER.-The following report Of the
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Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about o'clock: