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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-14
Me0ilal.
MRS. WINSLOW.
500 HIN SYR u p,
For Children TeethiBg

A n experienced Nurse and Female Ply sician, pre-
n senIs 10 the attention OF mothers, her
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-14

establishment, is prepai ed TO execute all orders
for Foundry and Machine Work on the most reason
able terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18
PERSONAL

-.''R; C. Winthrop intends TO travel in Eurore
during the coming Summer
'''- Baron Stoeckcl, the Russian Ninis,e, -
shortly expected back 10 this country
49, Clifton w Taylenre late An acto- has -,
admitted to the bar in Baltimore
'''' Hon. VIM. Y. Reed, late Minister IN Chin,
mas received aud accepted an invitation In meet
ms Philadelphia fsllOw-citizens i'm public afr
hs snail have returned from Washington. 10 ,yIirh
place he is shortly coming " ''
non Lynn Boyd Of Kentuc XIV still remains
III eiPhla Tie is slowly progressing towards
a IiPle'e restoration TO health and strenotL Al,
potu recehuy suffered Il temporary rrlanse brt ali
ms symptoms now are Of the most ehcon,,,,;ni,
various Iumors are ahoat 4, p;,l,
touching the cards recently published M "a ono
nings Wise and B. 3. Bolts, onIv soo 81 - zen
Minor Bolts. The latest one is thai WI SVb i
Ienged Bots on Saturday, and they b,vs s, .i,ai-
departed for parts unknown in order IN 1910
some aD'ieGt!s adjustment 'i'e a'
here seems to be general fitting Eu,oD,-
mSIu ihls season OF American authors Amdpo
othef literary notabilites on the wing across tIss
Wd.ef, or preparing for flight we learn thai AIS
lO"''""f'h has taken passage for herself and cbiJ
IN gu NE NIg" which sails for IiycrpooI ON a.,
tn, Ia, ana that she will spend the summer and an
'1Aia IN Europe, II no longer time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Constitution, as SO much has been said
and written about the increase of public ex-
penditures in connection with the administra-
ton of Mr.. Buchanan, commences series of
articles, in which it proposes to show the pub
lie all the facts, 50 that they may see who is
responsible for the increase, and how unjust
the charge of extravaganza made against this
Administration.
The IRfcHfgeRccr, commenting upon the
European war news. thinks that though there
is no information of an actual conflict of arms,
yet there can be no doubt that Europe has
entered upon a state of war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

THE FRENCH ARMY CROSSING Moyr Cr~rs
correspondent Of tue London Times. speaking
oi meeting the French advanced guard crossjp.,
Mont Gents, the place where n conflict Ictyy.en
the AuStrians and sardinians had been reported.
says:
The guns were all rihed. quite new. and very
hSht' drawn by four horses, which appeared 4,
NV eye Ia want little more blood TTr c,,,at
were well mounted, and the Infantry rad ever
appearance Of being admirably efficient botI j.,
oaiSclpline and condition active sturdy. little
I ,tN -AI'IonSh only on tue outset of cam
ho5f 'i ms existence Ia the feId--harly skiIIfnI
and self-relying. The truth Of the u,stIer il IT,,
scS,Ceiy day passes IN garrison that the French
solder is not compelled to fence or to 20 tI,roucb
The bayonet exercises with his comrades. until fjs
eve Is quic kened, his limbs strengthened, and ne
Ids become thorough master Of Lis weapon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

II The Washington correspondent of the Ohio
State Journal says that Republican having pre-
posed To Crittendcn that the Republicans should
make him their candidate, he replied: Il could
not carry Il single Southern State as gosy candi-
date-and how many could Won carry North with
me for your Candidate9 The party would sink
me in slave state and should sink the party in
the free States No. sir, II is not your policy TO
take up Southern STAKEHOLDER"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

IL From Taylor & Maury we have the ApriI
number of the Edinburgh Review. The first
article is on ''Fernale Industry urging that e,u
cation Is the snres means to elevate the condition
OF woman, and place her in The position She WAS
designed by nature to occupy. The other IeadiDp
articles are 'Barths Discoveries In Africa, s,Dr
Trench on English Dictionaries The West
Indies as they were and are: montenegro. -,
'Rlhed Guns and Modern Tactics - Sir +. Pal
graves Normandy and England = Major Hold
sons Life in India and very interesting. article
on the political relations of Austria. France and
Italy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

IL The National division of the Sons of Tenn
Perance Of North America, will meet in Philadel-
Phla on the ist Of June. Extensive preparations
are being made for their stay in thc city under the
direction Of the Grand Division Of the State. and
also by The State Temperance SOciety, who intend
giving them public welcome in the Academy Of
Music, at which DIR. Chaplin, Of New York. will
deliver an address on Temperance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

a RENoN>TKATING GRAND JURY.-The Sayan-
nan Republican publishes an indignant protest of
the "r"nd Jury which recently indicted the par
hes suspected Of completely I'm the slave trade
The Jurymen stated that they were compelled
under oath, by instructions from the Court to
Az" " plii III dCtV 'fUH'C TI,lIi0it-
Ing the slave trade; but desire it to be understood
that they did so against their will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

- The Paris tky) Citizen of the 5th learns
that on Tuesday last Mr.. Henry =. Duncan and
General Leslie Combs had rough-and- tumble
nSht IN The banking room Of the Northern Bank.
In Lexington Duncan rather got the start at first
out the youth and vigOr OF tie General stood by
him, and he quickly rallied and commenced pun
ishinS his adversary, when bystanders rushed in
and separated tie combatants These younr men
Ought to set better example. Gen. Combs is ONLY
about scventy-two or three, and Duncan over sfxty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

IL The telegraph brings some additional
items gathered from the steamship Vigo, off Cape
Race, and from the mails of the Arago arrived at
New York. Bat little that is new or important in
regard to tho war is TO be gained from these i'm
perfect details The Austrians were advancing
into Sardinia at various points, but by the slow
ness OF their movements appear to have lost the
opportunity IF crushing the Sardinians before
Erance could come TO their aid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

NAvAL.-The new slOOP-cf-war Lancaster. at
Philadelphia is lying out in tine stream. opposite
the navy yard The destiny of the Lancaster is
The Pacific station. She sails in the course of
Few days, and will be followed by the ..Wyo-
ming and Congress now being fitted out at
ihe yard, and destined for the same station IL
was expected that the work Of finishing up, OH
The Lancaster, would be completed yesterday, and
mat the vessel would be thrown open for the re-
ceptlOn of visitors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

IL The fact that but eight of the fifteen South
ern states are represented at the Vicksburs Con-
ventiOn, shows the growing disfavOr with which
these annual meetings are viewed at the South.
The number Of States represented this year is less
than ever before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

IL In Philadelphia, on Friday afternoon. a
party of four hoy 5, who were bathing in the Della
ware, of the end of Reed street wharf raked up
from the bottom an old canvas bag containing
about SiUO in doubIoons The coins generally
bore old dates Since this discovery there were
numerous young divers searching for other relics
of ancient wealth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

The ELECTION OF BISHOP DoANE's SUCCESSOR
The seventy-sixth annual convention of tue do
cese of New Jersey will be held in ST Mary's
Church, Burlington, on Wednesday, May IS
Upon this convention will devolve the duty of
electing diocesan, in room Of the late Bishop
DOane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

Mr.. WEsTcOTT.-On inquiring at the Post
Office Department, we ascertain that rs yet no
definite action has been had here on the de-
Tense Of this gentleman, Postmaster at Phila-
dclphia, written in answer to certain charges
against him. 1t is said to occupy fifty pages
of manuscript.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18
GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.
A RESOLUTION making an appropriation for tn
MaYors and Clerks contin 1ent fund

RESOLUTION making an appropriation for tn
Mayors and Clerks contingent fund
Resoired by the Board Of Aldermen amd Board Of
Gomncn Council Of the COrporafies Of Georgeto,rn,
That the sum of one hundred and ffty dollars be,
ana The same is hereby appropriated for the May
or contingent fund; and the same sum is hereby
appropriated as contingent fund for the use Of
the Clerk of the Corporation. and the expenditures
OF both shall be accounted for by proper vouchers
Approved March 26, 1859.
RESOLUTION In relation to the street scavenger
Resotred by The Board Of Aldermen and BoaTd Of
Common Cornell Of the Corporation Of GeOT gsfOtra,
That from and after the Ist of pril Sl9 tie pay
of the street scavenger shall be thirty dollars per
month. [ApprovCd March 70 1859
RESOLUTION i'm favor Of Henry Reaver
RssOlred Gy the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common CoNHciI of the Corporation Of Gsergefo,cn.
That the sum of ten dollars be, and the same is
hereby, appropriated, to be paid by the clerk to
the order Of Henry Reaver, for his services po-
lice magistrate for the month ending the 2Sth MI.
Approved March &c, 1859.
A RESOLUTION providing for the payment of two
bills of Basil Burroughs for repairs of streets.
RtSo!red by 'he Board Of Aiderhu,n and Board OF
Common CoEncH Of ths Corporation Of Gsorgsto,-a
That the sum OF two hundred and forty.eiGht dol
lars and Seventy-iive cents be, and the s7me is
hereby. appropriated, tn he paid Ia the order of
Basil NJ. Burroughs to lie in full for his bills Of
| June y and September Is, ISIS.
Approved March ", 1853.
| A RESOLUTION in favor of Joseph Reynolds.
| ReSotrcd by tie Board IF AkdsrMsH and EcnTd Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of GeOrgetoirh,
That the sum of eleven dollars and nineteen cents
| be- and the same is hereby, appropriated TO be
| paid by the Clerk TO the order Of Joseph Reynolds
| for his bill for repairs on the fish wharf.
| Approved March &c, 1859.
A RESOLUTION In favor Of the Clerk of the Cor
| poration.
Resotred By the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common ConRrd IF the Corporation Of Georgetown.
That in consideration of the large of labor
| performed by the Clerk of the Corporation. he
shall on and after the first day Of April eighteen
| hundred and ifty-nine be allowed five bundrr Il
dollars per annum for his services Clerk to the
Board of Aldermen, to be paid to him monthly.
| Approved March &c 1859.
| RESOLUTION In relation TO cleaning the streets
| of the town.
| ReSOIred By the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council ofth. Corporation Of Georg stotrH,
That the sum Of three hundred dollars be, and the
| same is hereby, appropriated, to be expended
| under the direction of the Mayor In cleaning the
| ALLEYS and streets OF the town. and 10 make such
| partial repairs are Immediately required.
Approved March 20, 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

llJ-The Paris correspondent of the New York
Times reports great disGnion in the French cab
met
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

HIN New York, on Friday last, three differ
ent men were on trial for whipping their wives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

APpoINrNENTs.-Thefo following appointments
have been made in the Post Office Departments:
Mr.. r. B. Lowe, of New Hampshire, pro-
noted to a second-class clerkship, at salary of
200 per annum, in place of Col. Magraw,
resigned.
Mr.. Sol. T. Fague, of Maryland, appointed
to first-class clerkship, in place of Mr.. Lowe,
promoted.
Mr.. Titus Bastannelli, of Washington, tenn
porary clerk, in place of John Heart, Esq, re-
signed. ..-y #S.sE
by TIE President-Chas. b. McCaffrey, post.
master at Frederick, Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

ADVIcEs FROM THE AFRICAN SQUADRON
We have dates 10 the 10Th March from Porto
Prayd. The United States ockading squadron
tor preventing the natives of Africa from emf
grazing from their own continent was assem-
Oied at Porto Praya during the week The
flagship Cumberland, Conoyer, took her final
leaNe oi the cruising ground on the 9th March,
bound TO Madeira, to await orders for home.
Inc confidential and other papers of the squad
ron are deposited with Consul Morse to he
handed over to the Flag Officer who is to come
The ViDccnnes sailed on the 29th for Gorea
,nd cruise. The Dale is at anchor .vs;t;no,
her relief-haviDg had her two years of cease
less cruising, and was the first of the present
4nadron on the coast. Her officers reported
Tor duty IN The United States on the 10th of
Apfii' 1897. She has sailed thirty-six thousand
mites The Marion was at Loanda and Congo
Oh 'ne lOlh March. She is a splendid cruiser
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

NOTICE. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ADVERTISE
HBNrs TO BE INSERTED IN THE BALrIMoRs SUN
ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE
STAR OFFICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18
LOST AND FOUND.

II oST-on Monday morning, 18th instant ON
- Penn. avenue, between the hours Of and 4,
O'Clock. bntwecn 18th and eth Streets Cor left ia a
stnre,l pair Of GOLD EYE-GLAS~ES Tho
hnteT will Ice suitable rewarded aud receive tire
thanks Of the owner l.cInS the GIft of fI nd i,y
leaving them at this Office. IT.
II GSF-On Monday. 18th. between 5 and in the
IL evening. IN Lafayette Square, or II street.
between l.aiayette square ard l6th street, black
on leaving 1t with The teller Of Riggs & Co.
ma I1-3tH
tOLD BRACELET LOST -I.OST-On Satu--
NJ day aitcTnnnn, brtwncn eth and "a streets a
GOLD BRACELET containing three garnet set
at the Star Office. ma rs SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

JoHS LErCHER.-This distinguished gentle
man. ROW 50 confined ut home by sickness rs
that he cannot continue to canvass Vjrrinia
with his competitor, Mr.. Goggin, has published
In the Lexington, Va Faiiey Star an ad-
dress TO hIs feilOw-citizens upon all the prin-
clpal topics in issue in the current contest
which, as it will be universally circulated and
read throughout the State, will more than COM
pensate the cause Of which he is the standard
bearer for the embarrassing effect of the tenn
porary failure Of his health. In it, he argues
ms points with great power indeed carrying
conviction to all minds open to calm thought
APropos. If Mr.. GOggin's recent speech in
Alexandria Is fair specimen of his STYLE of
slang WhanSery, VIC apprehend that however
successful he may be in raising laughter as
nearly as That which greets the by no means
dissnilar jokes of Mr.. Merryman" in the
ring, his uncalled-fOr personal assaults on
worthy gentlemen can hardly fail to disgust
the more thoughtful portion Of his audience.
at """Se"m. We refer to such misrepresen-
ta1lon and really vulgar abuse, rs he took &C.
caslon In his Alexandria speech, to bcstow
upon the Hon. j. Clancy Jones, at least hi,
equal IN point of personal character. as in
every other respect. Mr. Goggin must know
Wei that his effort to brand that gentleman.
IN the estimation of his audience, was based
upon nothing whatever OF truth and Justice
the charges upon which his insinuations were
founded, being long since scattered TO the
four winds In uttcring these insinuations.
he went widely out of his way, Mr.. Jones
being no citizen of Virginia, and in no way
identified with the contest there.
We have witnessed the publication and dis.
cussion OF personal charges against Mr.. Gogpip
In TINS canvass with great regret, because sat
ished OF their injustice. The key to their pro.
mitigation, however, which is now apparent Is
snih;ient to deprive him of the sympathy
IN that connection Of respectable persons. ON
the principle that those in politics who 20 ont
ol their way to enjoy the privilege of singing
aiuSh' which political canvass affords. richly
deserves to bo bedaubcd to the hearts content
Of persons Of similar direputable tastes in tbo
ranks Of their opponents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

CANVAS MAIL-BAGs.-Onlyfo four of the nine
teen samples of various mail-bags (the contract
for which has been awarded) were selected in
the Post Office Department commission as be-
ing of the first quality with regard to mate
rial and workmanship. Several protests have
been made against the award, but the question
will not be re-opened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18
PERSONAL.

MRS C.-lf the lady who, over the signature nf
w Mrs. e., enclosed letter To n gentleman
through the City Post Office will furnish her adj
dress, he Will give her such facts as will show her
she has been imposed npon. apd Doubtless entjrely
re'l"y" her :nIn,i of thu difficulties of which some
splteiu person has possesSed her IN regard ~ au-
other. The letter viii not he sent ma SIS Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

IL THoUsH "TEE STAR" Is PRINTED ON THE
FASTEST STEAM PRESS IN USE SOUTH OF BALTI-
MORE, IT'S EDITION so LkEGE As TO REQUIRE IT
TO EK PUT TO PRkss AT AN EARLY HOUR; ADvER-
TIsEMSNIs, THEREFORE,, SHOULD BIZ SENT IN BIZ
TWELVE O'Clock, NJ; OTHERWISE THEY MAY NOT
APPExR UNTIL The MKT DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF
IVA WASHINGTON.
Itcics Week CRtH Fwthr Notice..
The steamer THOMAS COLLYER will run reg
nlarly Ia Mount Vernon and the n"
Tomb of WASHINGTON on TUES EnS3h-N
DAYS and FRIDAYS, leaving tn, sRs<>hhzszs.
wharf, At the foot of 1th street at ~ a M and re-
turning At half past 3 O'Clock r. IN
Coaches leave all the Hotels and the corner of
trip ST.. ma s-tg
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NALUARIE IMPRONEn PRnpERTN EnR

RENT IN WASHINGTON CITY FOR A
TENN OF EARS.-The undersigned vii lcsss
Ia Satisfactory tenant for i've years from the iih
"i september next, tks PREMISES on the south
west corner Cf Penn. aud nth street - iIch
l,: nearly hive > ears P=St has becn vel Known ~
ne lafgt q Ard most successful boarding house IE
me Federal NeiTor"lis. ITS position on Penn.
que, about uIiawa, between tho Capitol and PrcsI-
ient mouse, and AZ lnmet late pTONimIty 90 the
naShii'Et"n Theatre AID Philharmonic Hal, ere
Hr BON ot which ~ open nearly every night Ir Tia
year; renders thiS property hy long Odds the niu,t
siEih" in " ashlHgton clty frT hotel kept tue
European Pian l;s sleeping apartments can ca.iT
DC arrang I'd Ia accommodate one hundred persons
comfortably with lodgings; whiie ns c,'pkIuE,
dining, and restaurant apartments can be ar
ranged " acSnmmUdate even a Tar greater number
on the European plan. The entrances. public and
Private,wI he on 18th street within ~ feet of Penn.
Avenue, and nearer Ia the 4 heatre and phharmouic
liall than Others that he established. For "a
iormaton concernIng terms, a c., apply 70 ". ID.
WALLACE, star Ohice, Wsshingtah citI.
ma II q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

A MOTHER CONSIGNMENT THIS DAY or
FEED. DC.
2o bhIs. Extra and Super Flour,
lo' do. Family do.
81 do. Welche's Family do,
100 bushels Corn Meal,
SO do. Oats. best quality
200 do. Shorts aud Brown Strf
Will be sold 10 SUIT purcha s-rs.
THOS. STRIDER
MA 4-iW Corner 9th It and Canal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

EoR SALE OR RENT-A large FRAME
hoOSE on ii STREET between sth ard SD; .c,
DWELLING HOT sc, CONTAINING ali 10. a.c'"fn
Trinity Church These koIlses vsiI o rented low 10
penct9a, tenant, or sold on very long time. laqUe
OF J,hN " WARD, 18th street aud canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18
CHARLES WERNER

- kOHI.RERG, nj 40 Bridge street, George
n. town, d. G, II selling OF his entire stock of
nopestic and Fancy Dry Goods, Bonnpts, Flats
Shakers, Ribbons, Flowers. Riches, silks, No
ions GentenIen's Furnishing Goods CITE and a
great many moro articles usually kept Ia we'll as
sorted Dry Goods and Fancy Store. ut cost-ihst IL
az New York wholesale prices. Tho attention of
wholesale ., and retail purchasers is invited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

under her gallant and Marlion-like commander,
T. W. Brent. He h the pride of the squadron
as dashing sailor, without the fear of canvas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

LIT -notob No. ~tS south - STREET. -, !,
Il New Jersey aN-i.ut-t8s tft tn ufss>t usNllhi =
resldances m Capitol fIl': % rotrtnodlcUS Buck
Hw' ling, having Eir" rvomA. NIil table All go
rage house ~ the r"ar Rent SS5 pcI aErUtn. AH'
portion of the Furniture will be sold OccUpaucy
VIII be given alter the lat of June. The prem ses
can be seen between and ,. m. ms l2bt
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

MIR. CARCSI'S
lI SECOND MAY FESTIVAL
in compliance " IN very crns rat request. AID
to sratiiN many valued friends who cou1d MT "a
attend has hrst Man FesflNai. Nj. Caiasl ~
will gave = sec"nd Rail on FRIDAY EVEN -
ING next. the Ca instant, When 81 the i.rtl IN
liant ceremonies And amuscmeLts Of the hTSt WI Tl
repeated. ma is n
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1.-two BRICK TENENENTS "a

E'OH SALE-Two BRICK TENEMENTS 90
Ueoy getown, pleasantly situated on West ST.
IN the midst of agreeable aud poliSh.d SOCIETY,
and convenient To the best schools and churches.
sum OF SnoneS will be taken which will give 60 the
purchatef IN rents, 10 per cert. Terms: One fourth
rest hail yearly. Mr.. Il. NJ. Hanson, AGENT 81 Tire
InsnIance Company 9TH street, will desis nate the
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BI,EACHERY
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NEW ARRANG EMENT.
1 HANDS LINE
Bl STEAM TO PHILADELPHIA (VIA CANAL,
- ThYoVgh "a 81 hOHrS, dtrsrt.
The bne steamer JAMES JEROME will max
regular weekly tips between PhI,a- IT,
dclphIa aud tire District Ee&kS
leaves philadelphia every Satur
day at - O'Clock m.
IN.
Goods received every day at 10th ends of the
line.
rne g Jerome" is guarantee 10 insure at the
lowest rates. WV
For freight apply TO HYDE n DAVIDSON
Water street. Georgetowu. ID G.
No. IA North Wharves. ma u n
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A CARD.
PROVED PROPERTY ON I'm SrREEr.
MAR ODD fEl.I.OW'. HALL.--Att.nti0n j.
called t. the Chancery Sale on FRIDAY Afternoon
MAJ 18th. al haf past o'clock. on thu penn SOS of
The northern pat Of Lot o. IN square M. iJ1, lit
uated on 9TH street, near Odd Fellows Hall and
improved by ,hrec-story b ick House. occupicJ
as stores and Offices
WALTER g. cox, Trustee.
ma l8-d JAS &. Mcguire & co Aucts
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mar Scott " " hIexandrsS, Va

tftRNlSHED HOUSE FOR RENT From
Il FiKST MAi-No. 2-9 q street, o. TWEEN ~!
and 18th, neatly and cnIupl.icl, furnished. R'it
nnlsrats. Inquire of - BRINTNALL. GenersI
Land Ohce. ap ia-eoi
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"A s siha5AN NE" ohi'hhh'N' riANo AT
bran new Hallet & Davis Piano at 8 Is.
ma ~ JOHN T.. ELLIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

FOR SALE OR ENCRANGE-A FARM 81
u $50 acres, M Iowa, on the Chicago aua l"sh
haiitOad soil al the b.st quAity val wsierel'
and SunhcI' nc wood near three luurIshing town
fhe huiidlBsS aie comfortable. Land well sdartrI
20 zroIn, and stock taTn Is not FNceli-d by al
IA the state. tIye hUsrs from chicago and en-
hour from the Ni<S'sstppi by railroad.
MckENNEY& IANsDALE.
Insurance and Real Estate Agents,
ap Is colin $40 nth St, near u.