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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-11-11
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LAMA 4 SP0R,
TENAs sTREEr--N RAR rnE lEYEE.

IEAAs SfREEf--NRAB TIE IEyEE,
SHREVEPORT, La,
NTonld respectfully call the atten-
w ton Of the citizens Of Bossier,
and The world generally. that they have
on hand and are continually receiving
the largest, best and cheapest stock oi.
Dry Goods. ever brought to The wharf
o. Shreveport. They would call tho
especial atteatioh efthosa who Wish 10
purchase goods. TO their complete new
and splendid stock, which they are con.
tident cannot he equailed m the mar.
ket. Their stock consists ofevcryih.ag
IN their line. consisting IN part Of Dry
Goods. Clothing, Boots and Shoes. be-
sides a large supply ofesery article
belonging To lie wardrobe Ladies'
fancy goods, &c. They also have Il
large supply Of Groceries. Provisions.
Hardware, Cutlery. Crockeryware.
Qneensware, &c &c vlnl5
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S. G.. AcREMTE.

4 ttorney and Counsellor at Law.
~ Minden, Ls. Ylnll
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II nently located in the North, keeps
up its FIRE on The Aboliiionists. The
Monitor is an eight page paper, and
gives the latest and most interesting.
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II Is, besides. a family Journal. con
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II. j. LOONE

A ttorney, and Counsellor at Law.
IA Bellevue, La. vIn1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-18
(lFflCll,A.I..

OtfICIAI.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. June 9Th Isss.
Notice rs hereby given that sealed rro,os.Is ,,g
I've received At thus Department uutiI MONDAY. the
Nenieth day OF June instant, for the Issue Of nuv
Poiu"h or the whole Of i've millions Of dollars a,
IT aSny notes IN exchange for the gold coins 9th.
nit"n states deposited with the Treasurer Of tho
,nited states, The Treasurer Of the Mint At PhIs
| dephIa. the Treasurer Of the Branch Mint AZ Nev
Orleans, or the Assistant Treasures At Roston.
view YORK, Charleston, or 81. LOUIS, within one
week from tho acceptance Of the proposals. under
The authority OF the acts Of Congress of zsd Deceu
Der, 1857, and I'd March, 1850.
such Treasury notes will he issued upon the re
ceipt here OF certificates of deposit To the credit of
The Treasurer OF the United Stats with eithe, az
those officers. They will be made PAYABLE 70 the
order 81 such bidder or bidders as shall agree "a
make such exchange at the lowest rate of interest
not TO exceed SIX per centum per annum, and will
carry such rate Of inteTett from the date of the GER
tlhcate Of deposit. The proposals must state the
rate of interest without condition and without ref
eresce to other bids, and contain no other fractional
rates than fourth, half or three fourths of
one per centum. One per centum Of the sum offered
to be exchanged must be deposited with one Of the
Treasury officers before mentioned. whose oeytis
cate OF such deposit must accompany each proposal
rs security for its fulhIment IL the offer is moi .e
eePted, immediate direction will he given 10 return
such deposit. Should any proposal be found inoon
slstent with the acts Of Congress- or this notice A
will not be considered.
All proposals under this notice must he se.led m,
and inscribed on the outside cover "Propo,,ls for
Treasury Notes." They will he opened At this ne
partment at twelve O'Clock m, Of said twentieth
day oil June instant. HOWELL COBB,
Jelo diJune9 Secretary Of the Treasury.
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DIED.,

In this city, on the nth instant, ARDENIA,
yomngest child of MIR: NJ. and Mrs. A. BTimmer.
The friends Of the family iavited to attend the
Tuner al To morrow. Sunday at clock, at the
Iesncnce ct her parents, strctt, between 9th and
7th street, Island. =.
~ AT Lothian. West River, ANN A unf"l county,
M ylnd, III, 18th instant. PHILIP J. THOM
As, Lsq, IN the nth year Of his age.
On the nth instant, RICHARD GRAFTON
HYATT, infant son of Margaret Ann and the late
Richard u. Hyatt. - Wv ~
her age, "a RAH A, wife of Mr.. James r. Cooke ,
Inc lderds al the family aIe requested to attend
her funeral from Ehenezer Church. an street "a 81
OF SUNDAY morning, at II o'clock.
this city, the nth instant in the al year of
he, age, Mrs MATILDA FRANCES FREMAN
wIiS of John w. FremaT, and second daughter Of
Richard and Harriet Brooks, after short space OF
Her funeral viii take place from the residence Of
her parents, on the Island Her remains will he
Monday, ? tn inst, CT o'clock, and hom there to
Ebenezer Vault. Fnenas and Acquaintance ofthe
city, at Salpher Springs. rI.lFf
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EARM FOR SA LIN pursuance Of the power
- vested IN us by the will of the late Timothy
ODOnnOghne, deceased, we offer ut private sale
that valuable and beautiful FARM, Happy Home"
containing one hundred ard twenty eight acres
three roods and perches, situated and
nindlng on The w ashlngtOn branch of B. and q. r.
H. and the Baltimore and Washington Turnpike
mile from Beltsve Post Office and miles {, ON the
Agricultural COLLEGE. The location is unsurpassed
nearly all denominations within short distance:
convenient To excellent schools; and n grist mill
within 1 mile. The neighbOrhood is apidly Inn
proving. Tnis Is one of the most beaut ifny sltu.
sted places on the line of the Railroad between
baltimore ard Washington, possessing the adyan-
tage Of market an either city.
WashInft ton can he reached by railroad in thirty
minutes. Baltimore IN about an hour.
The land ~ m he state of cultivation no pai ms
or expense having been spared in improving and
fsrtiiiz'ng by use OF the most permanent manures
There Is an abundant supply OF wster-a never fail
ing stream running throug each field. = :
dwelling, with rooms, IN excellent repair: barn,
stable Ice house; well of water i'm the barn ward:
pears, pumbs, &c. 800 ~o-'N
Al the necessary Farming Utensils and fine Stock
viii be sold with the place or separately,
The terms will be liberal and made to suit pur-
chasers.
Further information may he obtained from DIR. p
pDonnoghue, on the place, who will take pleasure
In showing IL 10 persons wishing to pn rohase, or
from the Executors IN Georgetown, d. Cs - :
SARAH ODONNOGHUE, F
P PAfEk 9ot,RpooSNSS9os aHaHUEE,,
mas W4w' Executors.
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AUCTION MLn

By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
vhLUABLE PROPERTY AT THE COR
r. I'm OF NEkMoNT AVENUE AND NORTH O Sr.-
On TUESDAY, AFTERNOON. June 2ist, az sk
Sciock ON the premises, shall sell ma RI of 90 ma -
No. S<3, fronting 81 feet on Vermont avenue nj the
corner d, OF north street, and running hack that
ng-house. - - ~ - '''"i - Won
and the residue in equal instalments al SIX and
trust on the premises. - ~ VI
jeIs-d ). 6. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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BaItimere Marketa.

:, bALTinosE, June Ie.-Flour closed very culct;
Howard street and Ohio - ~
w hea' unchanged sales unimportant white
~ Tasl - for fair 10 prime; red 81 SnasI 80 Tor
fair to choice
Corn closed dull; white elas5C.; yellow sna.sc
Whisky closed dull at 2Sc
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rev York N1arkets

NEW boRE, juno IS.-FIcur has declined Inc
state So ooa6 81 Ohio 60 soa7 IS; Southern o. Ioa
b - - ~"
Nhcatclosed with declining tendency, south
ern red - -, do white 81 s1ssI SAT -
Corn closed dull; mixed SIaSci. yellow sSaS-
f"Ik closed steady mess SO 81; prime sIISa
Lard closed dull AT IlaIIasc
w hisky CLOSED heavy at a6Lc
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FUTURE DAYS

Rs WALL & BARNARD, AuctIoneers
Mfb0VEO FARM ON THE BLADENS
nv sSH G = nAp At PUBLIC AUCrIoN-On WEDNES
phf ar ATTENTION.. 18th instant at 4 O'CLOCK \
II SELL on the premises an improved Fasm ~ 90
SensSuRps saS situated on toe old road 20 Bls
cbasers. ~ '"'o iOes W SUIT pur-
Terms liberal aud made known a, sale.
je8 WALL A. BsRS,t; n HLhhh'
THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED
until MONDAY, the 2nth II June AZ o,cIo.I 7
TAR, II not the next iair day, O0'"0A' u
Ii will I've sold in lots of ten acres nd urw,,ax 81
has hne building sites. JNO. Z. CLAIM ""O
JeH WALL Il BARNARD, Aurtx
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WATCH RETURNS. William Bailey was found
drunk in the street. was Gagged to undergo d sober
ing process, but upon being placed in the dock
this morning he appeared to be drunk as ever
In order To give him full time for complete resto
ration, hs was sent TO the wrkhouss for ~ DAYS
Clodeas Marrow, profanity; dismissed. Thomas
Scden, drunk and disorderly; sent down for ~
DAYS. Jno. Roe, drunk; dismissed. Five dodgers
were accommodated during the night
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Financial.

Hsw l"Rs June le.-Stos rs are fruner; CHICAGO
aho ROCK Island J9a j.; Cumberland Coal Co I6x.
Iilhois central shares D =; do bends 50; Mich.
gan Southern guaranteed bonds BOZ; New YORK
central '3A Reading iIS; Cantons 10, Va 6s
81; Missouri 6's &c..
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COMMrprr.,
Damage 90 the weIIapd Canal

IT CA1HARINE, c. w, June I6-The gates of
lock No. 25 Of the welIand canal near Tbeor.ld
Were carried away by the schooner Quebec this
evening. The rush Of water caused the emb.nl
lnent 10 give way, and the country around was
aaihage was done to the grain fields. The water
clining. sD w
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Shipwreck and Los, NJ I.i,.

NEW York. June IS-The shin Rol,on q, u,,h
bound To 81 Johns, N. r.. was urerked ON Az.
10th, near Machias. Fifteen souls were LOST. in
Guiding the captain and his daughier
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Greaf RacR.

NEW YORK, June ls.-Tar River won the great
match race for S5tN0 over the Fashion Course
three mile heats IN two straight heats
against Bill Chatham Time q. ~ and 6-I-k
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CENTRE MARKET.-The Market Space, includ-
ing the crossings and pavement, presented an
unusually clean appearance. in consequence Of the
heavy showers Of yesterday and the night before.
The market opened with very large attendance,
which was increased as the day progressed. The
supply was ample in all the departments the de-
mand active, and sales appeared to be active. The
prices have undergone slight change in few
articles since the last Saturday market The prices
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wedding CAKES. very pretty and very cheap. Ice
Cream and Water Ices at Sl.5o per SALON, AZ the
Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and + SITS.
je II Inn
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AUCTION sALn
THIS AFTkRNooN q To MoRRoN

By J. c: McGJTRs d Co, NScs;oD..Is
SNAIL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON
>, NORTH n STREET, NEAR fST SrpTrr ~
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June ,s,h
ne9ck, on the premises, we shall sell part of i ~
no Ia square No. $50, fronting IS feet on north
street, neSr the corner of LIST street west Tnnn,n
oacks, leet; with the improvements consisting Of
two-story Frame Dwelling house, containing four
Terms: One-fourth cash ; the residue in &, y, a.
ana - mouths, with interest, secured by deed Of
jels-d J. c. Mcguire & CO., Aucts.
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~ BY q; GREEN, Auctioneer.
GALE OF HORSES, COLTS, CATTLE
- WAGONS, Carts, Woop. &c AT PUBLIc Arc,
TIoN--On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the sIst
instant, az O'Clock, will sell, at Linden the resi-
dence OF Theodore Mosher, on Seventh street road.
and within miles of the City Post Office:
Horses; among them a Lady's Horse and a No I
Gentleman's SADDLE Horse we
well bred Colts, years old,
6gt cd Mich Cows, O''
largest 'nr- horse Wagon and two horse Wagons
lnn cords Seasoned Oak Wood e'S
Also. Carts, Farming Utensls.&c
Including MaDny's Combined Reaper and Mower
used but one season. ~ -AN" >
Terms AL sums of and under Sel cash over
so credit of 60 and % days for notes satisfacto
My endorsed, bearing interest.
Jel5d A. GREEN Anct
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BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
" on THE ISLAND AT AUCTIoN.-On wEDNES-
DAY, the I'D instant, j shall SELL in front of the
premises NJ O'Clock p. m. the part Of Iot No.
In square ID, fronting p feet on MARYLAND avenue
9th streets. " ~ ~ anu
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in g. g. and p
months, Tor notes bearing interest from day of sale
deed given ard a decd oftrust taken " SUN
le Ie-d A. GREEN, knct
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BY A. GREEN, Auctlonoer.

BY A. GREEN, AnctIonaeT
thit ABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE
teRNfR OF aIH STREET WEST AND BoT ND,Ey
STREET Ar AUCTIoN-On MONDAY, the .sfb IN
liant snail sell. ~ front uf the PROMISES Al 81
cIock p M, the following described valuable nron
er,n 10 wit: Lots Nos 5, s and Z, IN Square Sli ~
rms property IL bounded by 9th and 9th streets
west and I.onBdaTy stTeet.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance in a. Il.
ana u mouths, Tor notes bearing interest from dsy
ci sale deed given and a deed o TRUST taken All
convey ancing at the cost Of the purchaser
ye 10 Us A.GREEN. Auct
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JErzr fasngt weider elmer zu schrcin an;
Was hat dem der Pfaif dir zu leide gethan!
GEoRG ErowN.
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DEFERRED LOCAL ARTICLES, of interest, will
be found ON the irst pase Of to-daY,s Star
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THE PICNIC Of the Narasansct Club, Of George
town, which was 10 have come of at Arlington
Springs yesterday, but was postponed on account
Of the weather, will take place on Tuesday next
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WESN NIGHT ire, kOInmst Du Won der Wesel,
Bedenk, der erste Pfaf rift auf-Esel
NJ Charles Werner's the afterriece to the grea,
German Singers Festival at O'Clock p. m TO,
ni.Lt. u
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CAvED lN.-The new building erected byZ &.
hohhins' as an addition 70 his Office, on Seventh
opposite the Post once, slid i'm yesterday
at, noon, during the heavy rain, carr, ing with il
tue Joists, ssdfclding. etc, and making a com
pete wfe"k Of the entire Improvement The
accident may be attributed to there having hcen
~" foundation, so to speak, for the front wall 10
To- upon Norkhen were Immediately set to
clearing away the rubbish. preparatory 10 recon-
lncncin2 tue work Owing TO the rain, few per-
sous were out ia the neishbcrhcOd, and thus no
lives were lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-18

RELIGIOUS Rev. Mr.. Carson, pastor Of Waugh
Chapel. will preach at the Washington Asylum
Tomorrow afternoon at 3k O'Clock.
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M PoR TANT TICE.

III ~ - ~ ~ " II v
LADIES OF WASHINGTON.
GtDRGETOWN, AI.EXANDRIA AMI
THEIR RESPECTIVE VICINITIESt
Permit me 20 inform YOU that on and after Mon
9GAIS Jay, the 5Ith Of June, will offer my-N
z1GN FANCY GOODS
az M st cost and continue TO sell until July SIst
contemplating extensive improvements in NV store
to turn every dollars worth of goods ints cash M
possible My long experience in the purchase az
Fancy Goods, and the very liberal share OF n.fro--
mage extended to me since Temova, "a nv ma ~
Stnre-3S6 Penn. avenue, between 9th and IOth
streets encourage me to greater exertIons Il,
please. Halter my self that my first cost prices will
afford greater Inducements than ever before Ofered
mean what say, most respectfully solicit An earl
call. Actions speak louder than words. Nv stock
Is tull and complete IN every department and com
pTIses some Of the very hest goods of the foowinr
classes:
Dress Trimming, every style,
Ribbons, French Artificial Flowers,
lSmbroIdeTIPs, Real aud Imitation I.aoeF
Lace MautIllaS and Points,
SWISS and CambrIc Edgiugs aud Inseftlnss
Gloves, GauntletS, Mlttg.
IaTletons, Illusions, Dress Buttons
feTlumery, aud Notions Of every kind, Euch "A are
used hy adde's At all seasons,
,.ane and Muslin Collars, every style,
MIhe BLACK Lace, Inquired and plain,
Plain and Figured Black Mantle Nets
r.. Z. STEVENS.
IN. BLStraw Goods, such as Bonnets, Flat,
na.s, ahu taps; propose To sell even less than
CORY. S ~"S0
All goods charged, ten per cent added. Cash ore-
feTred. tie IS, a S'rEVINSlio
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81. e; MCGUIRE 4 CO. Auctloneers.

w., J. e. MANURE & CO, AuctIoneers
VERl VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT
" PrBLIc ArcTIoN.-On TUESDAY AFTER
NOoN June 2lst, at o'clock on the premises we
snail sell Lot &, m Cushing's subdivision of Square
No 81; fronting - feet on north l. street between
It ana lth streets west, running back 100 feet 10 A
This is a beouti full site for private residence.
having a high and commanding prospect with n
bic. ~ ''i-''PU'A-
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in 6. y and
10 months, with interest. ~
je I'D ]. G. McGIrIRE & CO hnn.r
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GRAND PIc-N Nc ON MONDAY NExr-The Good
VA Club, whose name is their motto give
Grand picnic on Monday next at Arlington
springs The character of those composing this
cup insure the finest kind Of time 70 all who
may see III 10 accompany II. = =
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EOR SALEzA large Herring's Wilder Patent
Fire and Burglar Proof IRON SAFE, suit.
ness. Inagirs Of a. SNYDER q SON, Bankers.
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~TAELATEST NEWS.
By rslegnph d TIE Yveuins mar.
KOuR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRITAL OF THE ANGLo-sxxoN
Decisive Battie-Asstrians Defested-nfiiau
observation-disclosures Less on both sides.

~ RrHkR PoISr, C. w, June Is.-The stesm-
nass.d nnglo-Safon, from Liverpool on the sth,
H.. .o. n.te THIS forenoon, and was boarded by
'". a ga OF the Associated Press
IL i IesSe battle has been fought near Milan. In
', ne 90 sne Aostrans were defeated with the los
RI E,s,nh ~ and disabled, and go prisoners
The Austrians have evacuated Milan.
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, June 7.-Cotton-Salex f,r th,,.
GAYS, t1,Uo bales; at The closing quotations were
decline Of Nd.
Breadstufs closed very dull, with a slight de-
cline ON previous quotations
PROVISIONS closed duh, and prices weak.
Consols closed at 90x sa81
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HOAL! COALm COABm
~ For COOKING SToVEs AND RlNGRs
Coal Preparsd Egpressfy for Each.
, Persons ordering COAL will please state the nom
dtion of the draft and we will send that which vii
give entire satisfaction. -
On hand, West End Red Ash, Treyerton r ed
Ash, and Tamaqua White Ash GOALS. pfepared
expressly for cooking PurgOses.,
Northwest corner 18th and q streets No 5sL
and foot of 18th street, below War Department.
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y SCHOOL EXAMINATION PosIroNEr--The ex-
animation of Miss Acton's school, which Ia been
set by the Trustees for next Monday, his been
postponed by Mr.. AtLee, the Examining Trustee,
nntl Friday, July lst, in consequence Of a severe
orohr hal affection under which Miss A. is now
sIhrrin9
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BY j. Z. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctionsers.
TWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS IN
NokIHE STREET, BETwE ES 2D AND SD 81 KFFrs
EtsT.IOn WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June
81 Al o'clock, on the premises. we shall sell nart
ot Square No. 752, fronting 81 feet az inches IN
" street. betwoen 2d ard III streets east rnuni,,r
back lp feet inch;tos i'll the
contrasting Of two Email and neat Frame Dwelling
houses.
Also, Immediately after the above. at the s,ms
place. shall sell .nt No l. in SaUare No o. ', y,
me corner of north T. street and 18th street eaSl1S
hy ip. ~ WV ''S' y"
Terms: One fourth cash the residue ms I, and
!" months, with interest, secured by deed IN trus
upon the premises.
js Is d J. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Aucts.
DUBBIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, rs
TATE IN GEoRsErow N.-The rain preveT,tint a
sale, on MONDAY, the 9Th Inxta Mt Al half nast (
y w., oh Tue premises. II tar, II not, the next Ia,r
"ay thereafter. To wItA the ~ nj tiIlo And tntsr
erty: pup
Part of Lots Nos. IN and d. fronting IN fec, ~
inches the east side al Jefferson sireeI M ,ec
inches deep, having thereon a frame dwelling UnJeT
rent " "
Part Of same I.ois fronting 81 feet s., inches ON
eaSt sac 81 same st rect, lei feet inches decp hay
Ono third part "f Lot No 2Z3 Erinr ~ ID Gact
deep. ' WIN i'' NJ
Trrms "f sale: One third Of the purchase ,uo,e,
IN casa ana the balance IN two equal InSt1impntS III
hand l. months, Tor which the pnTchas~rE ,y,r hs
required to give their notes bearing interest To- he
secured by deed %! trust on the premises All DON
EPyan'.lng At the cost Of the purchasers IG the
terms To not complied with within DAYS from day
~ k1; me property will be resold at the cost and
w; "; :. TAYLOR, lr,
Je 10 d j. V. ". SMITH { Executors.
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CHURCH BUILDING FOR SALE.-The First
~ Baptist Church intend either to improve their
present house OF Worship or TO erect a new one on
ING and LOT now occupied by the Church on 18th
street ST. between and Lot 10, Square 377., The
feet 2inches tn 30 feet alley The house is bull i'm
the most substantial manner, aad is W. II ada pied
Tor pubiLc hall or for conversion into dwelling
houses. For terms inquire, until tho 18th of June
oil lSAAS CLARkE, corner ii and 9Th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-18

MtE'URY," who seems to have been COM
Fletcly "faNinat,d'' and done IN by the charm.
cf Mrs Mary Young, the Bloomer book agent,
'alis her pretty and all that sort of thing
ooh. ne we'll tell Mrs. Mercury says that she
''aIted upon the President Yesterday afternoon
ard presented him with copy Of lngraham's
flIldr Of Fire" from the publishers He cor
dldIiy thanked her Tor the present. examined and
commented upon the beauty Of the hook sIyly
hinted at the cOmeliness Of the fair donors COS
t"iHe and, IN turn, presented her with beautiful
bcquet from the Presidential conservatory.