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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

GOR SALE AT YOkKEK8-TWO AND a HALF MILES
from the depot Largo and elegant ItAtsn villa,
nandtng beautiful and extensive view of the river Also
building sites from eight 70 my Apply to O. BU TX
hASTSR, liz Front street, H. T. BOLAEH, adjoining the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

6NOR SALE TO CLOSE AN EsTATE-A TWO STORY
house. with wings beautifully located, with outbudings
and stable situated In Williamsburg Massachusetts, There
stocked with fruit trees choice etresm Of running water
brought into the and stable. This very desrs
county resdence particularly adapted for physician.
Terms moderate and easy For particulars loqgre Of pAw
1UN WARREN HY DE, No. Maiden lane, New York, and
Williamsburg, Mass. or hAAVEY KIRKLAND, North.
uvuutop
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26
NEW YORK HERALD. SUNDAY, JUNE e. 1859.
BALES or REAL ESTATE.

NOR HALR-Af ROCKAwAY, sIxrHEN MILES FROM
il New York and mile nom the Pavilion Hotel the
sh point Of .nd WITH beautiful forest rSnniog down 70 The
three separate farm dwellings and outbuldngs This pro
perry admirably situated for dividing into numerous villa
ges for bathing boating nshinE and sporting For fur
Their particulars inquire Of ROSWELL q. PIERC1, William
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

NOR EALR OR EXCHAN0E-IN JERSEY CITY, FOUR
lots Prospect Bay Streets in Pros
pec near Bay street. Inquire of. 81. BkOAS SO MoaEo-
merry street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

NURNIsHED COUNTRY PLACE TO EXCHANGE FOR
city property, only miles from New York. the line
Of tho New York and Erie Railroad containing about ~
OF land The building consists Of sorry frame house,
allied in with brick urr ihed with all the modern improve
are all well arranged. Also, the aock horses
risRs and ali necessary implements Location unsurpassed
beauty and health and easy Possession i'm
medaey. For further particulars inquire Of HOMER NOR
IA N No. 3 METROPOLITAN Bank Building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

VALUABLE PATnNf RIGHT FOR SALE OR Elk
"A change for good unncumbered real esateThe advert
from which fortune can Be mn de- IN few years CHE United
BILE cusoer which Will be disposed Of for
alteration the being OF wealth and not disposed
engage In busness Agents viii please mot apply Ad
dreao Patent Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

VILLAGE RESIDENCE AT PUBLIC SALE IN ELIZA.
bethtown n ia large and commodious wooden house
in Grand street containing roSms snd lot 80 sst from.
great facilities or mon Of bu.ness 70 step iuto the cars for
the sale, which VIII take place the premises
"Wednesday, June g. ct 2F. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

0OR SAIL OR EXCHANGES LOTS IN JAMAICA,
the Williamsburg road will trade for dry goods sua
Bile for Western trade furniture and caIpets For pArcu
lars address h. g. Herald office, for three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26


while Wellington, by forced nights march from
Brussels, gained the position to the horror of Ney
when he awoke next morning. Neys duty was to
surround Butcher, cut him off from Wellington and
destroy him, that thus the whole French army
might at last fall on the English general. Instead
of this, he had to fight Wellington at great odds
all day on the 10th. Ney bitterly reproached him
self with his disobedience of orders. As for
Grouchy, his name has continued ever since under
a cloud. He was deprived of his baton by royal
ordinance August l, 1915. He came to America
and spent some years here in kind of disgrace.
Under Louis Philippe his marshals baton was re-.
stored to him. He died in ls47.
Napoleon never believed him guilty of trea
cherry. What Bonaparte did believe we know
from O'Meara. "Had it not been," said he, for
the imbecility of Grouchy should have gained
that day. OMeara asked him if he thought Grou-
chy had betrayed him Intentionally. "No, no." re-
piled Napoleon, but there was want Of energy
on his part. There was also treason amongst the
staff believe that some of the staff officers whom
| had sent to Grouchy betrayed me, and went over
to the enemy Afterwards, in speaking to OMea-
IA of Hoche, the conqueror OF La Vendee, IN con.
nection with Grouchy, he said, Hoche was one OF
If Hoche had landed in Ireland he would have sue
ceeded; but by some imbeclity he was placed on
board of q frigate which never reached the Irish
coast whilst the rest of the expedition, of about
$1,000 men, got into Bantry Bay, where they re-
of disenbarSaiio,n; but Grouchy who was
second in command, did not know what to do; so
that after having had it in their power to land and
send the ships away, as they ought to have done,
they remained short time did nothing, and then
departed like imbeciles. IF Hoche had arrived, Ire
land was lost to you" This, lile Waterloo twen-
y years after exhibits the true character Of Grou-
chy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

1OEO OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, OPIy
1903. seeking health pleasure from june
October l-Accomm odaons for 800 visers-The DIX
White Sulphur Springs are situated in Delaware county
eighteen north OF Columbus che capital OF Oho ths
scoa river, ten miles nom Delaware FIVE miles from "
Pitsburg Railroad and miee from Pleasant Valley
Springs station the Columbus Pqua and Indiana Railroad
those any other mineral waters IN the United States F
other information address Andrew Wilson, Jr. Wh
Sulphur SprnHs, Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

DaRsoEs LOOKING FOR COUNTRY BOARD CAN
End pesfBnt accommodations At Fordham three minutes
from depot plenty Of shade and all the comforts Of coun
Try life. Apply ME- LACEY, fordharn, p ID. L. l69
Earl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

a GROCERY AND FRUIT STORE FOR sALE-Now
a doing q profitable business largely
impIoyed proper attention being r. great public Tho,
the whole attention OF the For particulars
apply 10 JOHN r. HEISSENBUTTEI4, Is Atlantic street.
BROOKLYN. South ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

UNO LET-A LARGE AND COHMoDIoUs COTTAGE
house Long Branch \. j. either during the summer
the terms particulars apply 70
JAS. GRkIG, liz fulton street OF TO W. B. MAPEs Long
Branch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

GUNNER BoABD-rHE LARGE HOUSE ON CGDAk
- nl. Pisrnont, ia open for the accommodation OF
city who desire pleasant retire
Good .sse, spacious rooms peass1t parors overlooking
come epchsptng land and water vie the Eud
son. situated In picturesque and delightful region
for ass rides Ac Five ruues walk 70 the railroad depot
daily and from the city; steamboats, twice day
eesonabe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

WAFHIEGTON CITY PROPERTY FOR Ron
Presidents square, hapdsomes location In Washington,
the Club House, with back buidings servants'
and stables attached vacant lot adjoining Presidents
square, 1000 square feet enclosed Apply W j. @.
MCGUIRE A CO., Waahp ROn, ID. O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

RIO LEr-A FURNISHED COTTAGE. WITH THREE
acres of grousd within five mnu'es walk of the landing
Por Richmond l. good garden with abundance of
gsst lea and small fruits Inquire Of j. HOXIG, no Tal
sueet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

yTOUNTRY ROARD-N EAsToHESrER, ONE MILE
~ from the Mount Vernon Depot on the New Haven Rail
road 1wo families be accommodated with large pleasant
and board with small family with nice shady grounds
children Of trom the city fruit plenty of fresh
mix Stable salt water bathing the premises apply
the premises address Mrs. e. Jsmesoa Eascheser New
YOrk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

gNCURTAY BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED AT rHR
W house rmerly known the New York Bay Hotel,
The Bergen Point plank road 80 miles from the Jersey Is
ferry The house beautifully situated on the bay, command
snboent of the Ngrrows Staten Island and
lnSud Good fishing, boating and bathing Sges the
place hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

ITO LBT-A ROOM AND BEDROOM ON TIE THIRD
floor Enquire at NO. columbia street. ON the second
foor in The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

H1 6OO WILL SECURE AN ELEGANT REsID ENCE
Dl.OUU ON exington avenue; balance mortgage 70
Also for SALE the nure lease OF first class no
tel up town. Apply to O. W. MARKHAM, l04 Broadway.
1T 6OO FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
y .CUO. properly splendid unincnnbered farm, Is
mes Jersey sc large buildings three apple
complete Other farms w. H. MELlCk 40 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

DOR gALE OR TRADE FOR CITY PROPERTY-A
splendid b,ick yard scres engine, Sheds &C.,
pete; abundance Of maeriss situated the Hudson river
near Hewburg W. II. AELIOK, 407 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

MALL HOUSE, BROOKLYN, E. D. THIS BEAU
TRULY situated house, having come into the hands Of the
undermined he has had entirely reed and refurnshed
and can ASSERT with confidence accommodations and
service second to hotel in the country The walls and
ceilings been elegantly frescoed and the entire establish
undergone regeneration. The Wall House unques
onsby the desirable summer house in the
OF New York upon elevated ground overlooking
the cities OF New York and Brootyn bay and river
Peck sp James Grand street ferries With these adyan
tages most excellent family house, p g. PECK,
Nos IA 76 Is Fourth street. Of South Fifth Brooklyn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14
by \. GREEN, Auctoneer
AAl.l- 4 RTE IIlI SES Nj n nTSs /. Il,


&c ATCTIoN.-On SATi RDAY, the 2Ist ,iay
ni MAY, 1854 at O'Clock p. shall offer for sal,
"" Inilowng Houses ard Lots u the 7th ward of
the city of Washington: VI ~ "
street west. between Il ard & streets soutE with
thr improvements thereon. cOnSIStIu of In rye al
c'EN ani"nt Fame house. two stories and A half In
hciTIt- with ack building attached. This properly
w'l n soid IN two parcels list. he imprnyrd IA Z
Of laid lot, and, ID The unImproved part or resi-
du.. f'' VI i'Si
l.t No. :, IN squar" NJ. 2si, fronting on street
8 'uth between I've FIJI and Thirteenth str e.s ives,
with the improvements thereon conSistIny of twr'
n at and comfortable Frame Houses. each two Sto-
rneS and bali IN height, with kitchen attached
TINS property will be sold in three parcels list The
houses respectively: and, 2I. The uuimprovad vast
part oil SAID lot, reservng sufficient for small alley
'
Lot No. II, in square No. S4 fronting on + street
south, between nth and 10Th streets west with tho
IhpIc.'vein"ItS thereon, consisting of a neat and
confortlhs T. aue House two stories in height
with back binding attached.
Terms of sae: atlITd cash the resIdua in 81 4
Twelve, and eighteen months, by not S secured hy
decd Oi trust on premises
u the terms of sa' are not complied with within
hve day from til" ay of sale the property will be re-
sod AZ the risk and expense Of the purchaser
All convey ancIng at the cost of In" purchaser
hlAli eOSd a. CIR ZEN.
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New XoPk 11orL.t.

NEW YORK, MAY Ii.-FIour closed b.,vv
ass NO"'"e'h $40
wheat closed heavy; Western red al So
o. cents ~ teIo"
Fork has advanced; sales Of GOO bbls. mes, =,
SlS IS; prime SIi 81. Lard closed firm Al IIaaIoc
Whisky closed dull at SOC.
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AUCFIOa SALES.

By J. G. McGUIRES CO AUctionoo,.
ROONCASES, PIGEON HOL rs. SHELVES
~, bsSkS. MsITING. &C-On TUESDAY Az
p@rtlco OF the State Department, we shall sell, lot
Bpokcases, Pigeon Holes Shelves
desks. Tables. Chairs. Stands
Cocoa Mating, Carpet, Oilcloth, &c
Terms cash.
al A.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctionec-.

- NAVY ARDAr AUCTION On FRIDAY tha
th instant, shall Sc In runt of the premi ses at
bo'r'ock p. ~. Ia 1dSoma Building LOT near tI'o
western cate "t the Navy Yard. IL being Lot No -
ga square No; 8!!. This property fronts ~ feet q
Inches on south NJ, betwa'n 9th and 9TH street Ga :,
anI runs hack - feet II inches a 81 foot aliey
Ierns fourth cash balance in Is, - and IL
dt Ell given and a deed of trust taken. All con
NeyancIng at the cost ofthe purchaser
ma ~ cod A.GREEN. Auct
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DI Ed.

In this city, on Tuesday evening the 10th instant
infant daughter of A. q. and Julia A. Wilkinson.
On Saturday morning, the 18th instant, Mrs. IL
LII n. WILKINSON, wife of 4. q. WIkinsnr
and Youngest daughter of o. c: D"rmau, Esq, If
Prnnsy lvana, IN the 18th year of her age.
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fInanrfnI

NhW YORK, May ~ - Stocks are higher Chi,
cdSo ana hock island CD Cumberland Coal 90
ern lu New York Central i3IL. Resdjn,, Se,
Virginia 6s %; Missouri 6's SiL 80
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ma "a d J C. Mcguire & CO.. Aucts.
By j. c. MCGUIRE & CO. Anc,;oncor.

VALUABLE AND ETIGIBIY SITI-ATEn
y, IMPROVED AND IMPROVED pRopERTy ~ THy
ThkSr NARn.T ACTION On THURSDAY AZ
lhfNODN, May 18th, at O'Clock ON tho nrem-
Uses, We Shat SELL the following valuable nropa,,-
~ the order N is named below. viz: ~
SuDhlVislon OF Lots Nos q, 10. and H. in Sou,-,
l. being on tn" corner of aud 2Ist streets -,
ward me corner Tot. by 49, feet inches ,s ~,
power Nv double cottage hnugn with - IL
furnace: The house contains II apartments BESIDE
i""ms' Tor wood coal. and ether puTnnsrs Tbc,s
Is excellent water on the premises dry well IN Tho
r;n,hr Tor pre- .eryIng meats. &c IN t..i su,npar
hrce Lots west oi the corcnr. frontiug : foot a.,
T. street 10y lS5 feet 8 Inches. Ono I,,t adioin;r,
fronting on street - feet inrhes nv Ie5 foot =
inches with side lot - feet inches hy ~ Ect
AIS". Lot Z. square Oi with stable thsreun AZ fs,
2lnches by Srl feet inches ' " i''
SUBDIVISION of Lot No. II. SQUARE It5 conmano
ing at the corner Of and 18th straots and onb,ac
lhs SIX lois each p feet front street 6i fart
inches. These lots arc particularly DIES rahle C,r
Duing c'aSs OF houses that so popular in that
mfnahmnrhood, and which pay large return on the
feet. ~ i'iO"0S ~ l."
Also, north half of Lott q, adjoining above. % feet
inches by 80 feet. - i0''
These Lots command beautIfu' vieys of the rivcr
as var as Fort Washington, and. situated on tho
IIu%e; nave excellent drainage. The lots corner of
ana q streets are particularly suited TO n per
son desiring TO- have large grounds around his resi-
=, Iarms On: fourth cash the residue in E, y and
una 40 ]. c. McGTIRE & CO.. Aucts
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BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneeT.
DARI.OR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE
L AT AucTIoN.-On TUESDAY, the nth instant
shall sell. at the residence ola gentleman declin-
ing housekeeping, No. 451 18th street, between r.
and streets north, at 10 O'Clock m, good lot of
Furniture, such as
Mahogany Marble-top Pier Table.
Do. Sofa, Chairs, and Rocker,
Do. Etagere and Bookcase,
Do. Arm Spring seat Castor Chairs,
Fine English Brussels Carpet,
Curtains, COTnlces. and Fixtures,
Mahogany French Bedstcads,
Do. Dressing Bureaus.
Do. Wardrobes and Washstands,
Chamber Carpet and Mating,
Hair, Cotton, and Shuck Mattresses,
Feather Beds, Boosters and Pillows,
Comforts, Quilts and Counterpanes,
Blankets, Sheets, and Cases,
Lounges, Stoves, Toilet Sets,
Shovels and Tongs, Looking glasses.
With manv other articles.
Terms: All sums under S2D, cash; over S20, a
credit of 81 days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed
Tearing interest.
ma IS A. GREEN, Auct.
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IL GENUINE PLArIYA TIPS.
FRANCIS LA BARRE,

Manufacturer of PlatIna TIpped
LIGHTNING C0NDUGTORs
CcTHT Of TtEfh dhd streets, AGAR Pom. arsHp.
CAUTION.-In consequence Of numerous Al
temPts by parties to represent their Lightning Rod
Points as coming from his mandatory, the sub
P"I"ts are genuine unless stamped with his own
ORDERS may be left either at his place Of business.
as above given, or at the Jewery store of his as
,houzed agent, Mr.. Charles Hayden. under the
National Hotel, where specimens of his DDS and
ma io-sm FRANCIS la BARRE.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP-Tb
undersigned under the 6rm of LAPsIEY n THoMIs
is hereby dissolved by mutual consent All the bus,
tact. thereof vii be ~ the 1nS asf
Henry IhoTas ,, who VA, SsrTy on the same n
more, ard who is alone authorized 20 collect tie
debts and use the name ct the firm in liquidation,
Baltimore, March Il, 1854.
CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS.
Will be seen by the preceding notice that have
purchased the entire interest Of NV former partner
Thomas l.apslcy. ] respectfully solicit contin-
the public in general. Mr.. JosErE n. TABELk' Tor
seven years Foreman and principal Eng IN the
city, and for the last three years of this house w
continue to manage the Mechanical Department. AZ
i FORM The business Will be conducted under
sp2-Stf HENRY F. THoMAs& co.
T. sAND!-sANDn-SAND
very best quality Of Buns Ass N1Sa %@ ssD d
VII dispose q tame at a reduced price. Persons
building VIII Ind II greatly TO th II advantage 80
call GEO. l.. SHERIFF.
Coal, Wood, and Sand Yard,
ma ~ eO+t al St. at Canal Bridge.
MISSES AND
II CHIIDREN'S HATS
have in { received a large supply Of
FANCY HATS
And CAPS,
Tor Misses and Children
TO which invite the attention of the ladies'
JAS. Y. DAVIS,
MANTILLAS,
W BUSTERS AND RAGLANs.
Ihlrd arrlyal 81 -Ilk NJ ANTILLAS, BARGE ana
Linen DOSfERS-lalgea assortment.
~ S21 and 323 Penn. avenue, south SIDE.
mo Wo1 bet 9Th and 9TH ats,
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MARRIED.

In HamIltun, e. w. on the 9th instant al the
r. ldeIce Of Ih4mas Morton. Esq, by the Rev. Dr.
RIc', ISAAC L. CARY, dorm-riy OF tins cIty J
now Of the city of Toronto, e. W.. to MARY r.
BlBB, of the town of Windsor, e. w
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THELATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Rxenin. s...
Later from the I,,hm

We new ORR, May li-The steamship Star O, IN.
Eaha on the 9th, and arrived here this to.s. az ha
nne 4rlngs nearly Sl,5OO.OOO in spocie Sh,.
pasSed ON the 7th. lat II deg : min II i.g a.
Tba me, tne I; ; storesbip Relief standing north
M ~. lr,yate Roanoke was at Aspinwal
ne Star Of the West brings the reno,, ,b,, =,
nrni',If circulating at Acapulco mo date I'm,
P,oodo.y no, SO late as already received via W.
Mexico except the Palace al 'ue Oiy Oh
Isionilah advlces are unimportapt rh. D.,
ANA Star saws that the Cas- Herran ,,.,,', an,
rom ashinStcn 10 Bogota for ratifcatioS IA
Of the boat ~ N"pNiLlhs
Ihe California dates by this arrival have been
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NOTICE,

w r. Eorewarn all persons from accepting or [ a
ding with the following orders aad dua-tillr which
were stolen from the house of v. &. Draper ilth ~
isand, on Saturday night last VIZ one order from
J. Il. walker. IN tANuT of Truman A Draper for
sNpdNabe az lumber one from Eutwisle a Bar
ron ~ iav"r at d.; one or two from Hamilton
Co, IN iay"r oi the same; one due hill from J. Flu
git Tor SiF payable "a lumber. in favor Of the
same and other valuable phpars and rass books.
ma ht' TRUMAN a. DRAPER
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Weekly Cotton Statement.

hobILF, May l3.-Cotton-sales TODAY 2no
bales, closing at ~ iaII \, sales ~ the ~ 80,
oa's receipts OF the week 100 bales against : Isn
,sst year. The receipts are ahead of last v-aT
i",;WO oalts Stock in port $500 bales Freiybts
premium. 'd's
NEW oRLEhNS.-Cot ton-sales to-day 500 bales
closing unsettled. and lie offered-dealers avail,
ceiptS If the weed 800 bales agaiUst On as, -
-+Np"r,s OF The week 81 .tOU bales-total eSports
!, ".Ms ,aics The receipts are ahead of last wear
II ZOO bales '"'
last year, 7U6.JO0 bales stock in mort tSo a.,
bales. freights TO Liverpool 30; exchange ON
London "saloH; on New York Ia; discount at
sight > prem. - ~
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Baltimore Markets

BhLT1soRE, Nav Il.-FlOur closed dull. How
ard Street and Ohio g. So ' INV"
Wheat closed HrIn at 81 aCaSa IN, ,,hJ,. ,,a
Si.e5aSI 70 for red "i'e' "'"
Corn closed dropping; white 9a9sr
mess pork SI7a5 "a" w.
Whisky closed quiet; city BIC Ohio BIC
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BY J. c. McGUIRE6Co Ano,;oaoo--


VERY ELIGIBLE BUILDING IOToxv EP
MONT AVENUE, BETWEEN aNp T. STREFTs
30 EIh.-on TIT RSDAl AFTER NOON MAY
SSh, a. cock, on the premises, shall sell 1 OF
no. ~ In DavIssnn's subdivision Of Sanare M IS
Iroh1hS > eet inches on Vermont avenue tween
anu !. streets north. running hack an average
denth at Rs feet to a Is foot alley " "e
rms is beautiful and well located lot for build
H., SlIS ana the sal" is worthy of attention
., I'rmS; One fourth cash the residnc inc u and
TX innths with interest, secured by deed of itmSi
on the premises. - q" o'u vi uuS'
ma IL a J G.. NcGTIRE 4 On A.
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I AIDES HAIR WORK Repaired, or taken in
MsslfAotery, PA. svr near l3th q. la-s0
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CARUsI's SECOND MAY FESTIVAL will he most.
Poned from Tuesday TO Thursday evening next.
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THE GoGGIN AND MONTAGUE Discussion AT
ALEXANDRIA Hail. 1T Alexandria, was
again crowded last evening by thoroughly in
sion between MIR Gogyin the Wbip and Ameri-
can candidate for Governor OF Virginia, aud Mr.
Montague. the representative of Mr.. Letchcr the
Democratic candidate. Both the speeches were
able and interesting. Our special report OF the
remarks Of the gentlemen is necessarily crowded
cut to-day, but will be published in Mondays
Star.
REAL ESTATE SALES -On Thursday, A. Greer,
auctionrer, made the following sales of city prop
srty Lots q and :, in Todd's subdivision of lots
and . Of square 537, on FOur-and IL half street
and Virginia avenue. to Hugh Brcsnan for 2uxc
PER foot Lot :, in square 53i, on street south,
near tOur-and-a-balf street, to Mary Heisler for
~ cents per foot. Lot g. in square 10. at 10 cents
~ r., ioo, 10 b. IL Stinemetz Lot Is, in square %,
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LOCAL NEWS.

hkNAiNii6 IN THE WAsHINGro N CRY PosT OFFICE
UNDER The PROVISIONS OF The LAW DIRECTING
fHEA 10 BE PRINTED IN The NEWSPAPER HAVING
THE LARc EST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY
or TEE OFFICE. IIs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION rs
MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY
rsTNTHD IN THE DIsTRIcr or COLUMBIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

>. SWITCHED PROM THE GEAyE.-Yearly there are
Mrs Garde a Rd5sn Rel Elsa m pft
htrinu. IL - enecil"g leIlhFkdDe cures, and for
safe at oil the DIugslSts. l0-w
- w EDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap. leo
Cream and Water Ices at 5 20 per gallon At the
PhIladelpi II Confectionery, corner 18th and SITS
I I'm
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ma IA BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Aucts.
BY J. C. McGUIREh CO Ano.i..ao.-

SEAnIltnL BUILDING LOT ON NINTH
SIkEhI, BETWEEN AND X STREETS NnR M
NM, Nay 18th, a. o'clock, on the PREMISE we
S aI, seil, Part 81 Lot No. 9, in Square No as
Itt.is <uI ct on 9TH street west. between I and
feet alley. ''oN q i'e' Nv lhches Z" = 10
hi l"t is beautifully situated in vary
1a,i tne city' ana adjoining the 6ye fours tory
h3 8r erected 10y Mr.. CTuttenden. ''
% t Win interest, secured by decd oftTmst
Ild