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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

REV. Or. BFLLows.-A letter from San
Francisco, California, under date May 9th
says 1t is reported that Rev. DIR. Bellows, Of
New York, is to take charge of the First Uni
tartan Church in this city. Letters have been
received here from friends of the Doctor, ma,
king inquiries as to the adaptabiiity of the
climate Of San Francisco to his state of health
which it appears has been rather prccarious fol
year or two past. Rev. Mr.. Cutler has re-
signed the charge of the First Unitarian Church
which creates the vacancy.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

LoGusts have made their appearance in sew
eral States-in Pennsylvania, North and
South Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, In
diana, &C., from which much evil is appre-
hendsd. The Memphis Avalanche has the
following: The forests bordering the city ere
vocal all day long with their disagreeable
song In the southern suburbs Of the city
they have invaded the yards and gardens, and
prove themselves most disagreeable visitors.
There are well authenticated cases of deaths
from their sting, which should be borne in
mind during their present visitation, and chill
| dren especially kept from handling them.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07
Columbus Advertisements
4 G. CHITTENDEN-Just received

n q. CHITTENDEN--Jus received a
~ new, and cheap stock Of Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, Boots, ShOes, Hats, Caps, &C., No. 8,
Exchange Block, South High street, Columbus, o.,
which he will sell cheap for cash. my28-am
DUSHBY s. HART-ARTISTS Armo-
H-D ry Hall, No 27 South High street. Columbus
Ohil. Photographs, Ambrotypes and Melainotypes
Life size Portraits eolored IN Oil, Persons having
lagerTeQtypes of their deceased friends can have
Perfect satisfaction given or no charge. my2s
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

Says the New York Herald: The Republican
p, rty, now In occupation Of the Empire State,
ha We butone candidate for 1S6O-W II. Seward.
The y don't keep their man back in the bush
(like the soft she'll Albany clique). They wish
all the world TO know that Seward is their man
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
M FIRsT GRAND ANIMAL PI,
a.sy-MIAMT TRIBE, NO. ILO.R.N

FIRST ANNUAL PIo;NIC-,The Tribe will go on an
CHAMPION No. 3. The boat will leave Coyington
at O'Clock, Newport at IA, and the foot Of Walnut
street at 8, Western Row at, 81, and Ftfth-street
Wharf at A. NJ.
Menter's Cornct and String Band will perform on
the occasion.
Tickets 81 each admitting gentleman and ladies,
to be had of Paxton Coats Geo \. Peter, A. r Schy-
Ter, Sol Weller, w Blackall, and aboard of the boat
ie6 ". BLACKALL, z. Of L.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

The Republican Association of Washington
has commenced the publication of a series of
political tracts, prepared under the direction
Of the Congressional Republican Executive
Committee,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Etna.

BOsroN. August 26-Tbe steamer Etna from
Liverpool arrived here late last night. Although
twelve hours later European news.
The PEACE CoNFERExcE
The Conference If Zurich has resolved 20 pro
long the arnistice Of Villa Franco until the ratif
cation Of peace shall have been contaminated
FRANCE
IL was reported that the foreign ministers 20
France would refuse 70 attend the approaching
fetes Paris IL the colOrs taken from the Austri
ans in Piedmont were allowed 10 be carried in the
procession.
The Bank Of France had gained g. 100000
francs during the month Of Julv The three per
cents in the Paris bourse had declined % 69f DC
vague rumor existed that Prince Napoleon
was TO be made the sovereign of Tuscany.
Paris correspondent says the Emperor is about
10 publish political amnesty, including Chan.
GARNER, Louis Blanc, and Ledru ROllin.
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
The collision between the Austrian and Prus-
sian troops at FRANKFORT was serious but il is be-
lieved that no lives were lost. The King Of Prus-
STA is not expected to live much Longer.
SPAIN AND CUBA
Spain has resolved to increase her fortih cstions
in Cuba.
ENGLAND
Parliament was prorogued on the 18th.
Z. Lennok wyke is appointed Envoy Ertraor-
binary TO Central America.
The shares Of the Atlantic Telegraph Co were
quoted at f2Us.
ITALY
Advices from Italy indie serious trouble i'm
the dukedOmS. Secret emissaries Of the fugitive
princes were fomenting discOrd. The people
generally were bitterly opposed TO the return Of
the Dukes; and Farini, the dictator Of Modens,
threatens TO level the capital TO the ground
than see the Duke restored by force.
COMMERCIAL.
BTeadsfuBs.-R Spence Co. report
favorable weather for the crops. Flour quiet at
los al2s. Sd. Wheat dull. and holders demand
an advance on the following quotations: white
Is ass Cd; red rs. 6d.a7s. Cd. Corn 10 freely
offered, but no disposition shown 20 force sales;
white 7s.a7s. Cd mixed and yellow S. I'd ass. 10
Provisions generally were declining, and hOl-
ders were pressing their stock upon the market
Beef had declined 5s6d.; Pork heavy, re-pac ked
mess 6Osa65s, the government refuses American
cured for the new contracts for the army and
navy; Bacon steady; Lard Arm al 54saS7s.
General PToduce.-Rice heavy aud Sd lower:
Rosin steady at 3ssda3s9d; TurPentine steady at
3is
LoSDoN MARKETs.-Breadstufs steady; Sugars
quiet, prices were easier but quotations unchang-
ed Coffee firm. and Id higher
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ALExANDRIA.
espondenes of Hs Sfar

.TEks ALRxANpRfA, August o. 1889
Fer several weeks past, workmen have been en-
gagged (under the supervision Of Mr. Geo Davis
superintendent Of police,) in repairing and i'm
proving the bed of that portion Of King st. lying
west OF Washington street-a special appropria.
non having been made by cur city fathers for that
purpose; and carriages and other vehicles may
pass along without the danger, which existed be-
fore these improvements were made, Of running
into holes and breaking an axle There 10 ample
room for further improvement on other portions Of
this our principal thoroughfare; and, il possible,
an additional appropriation ought to be made, 10
finish the job Mr.. Davis deserves much credit
for the manner I'm which he has conducted the
work.
Business along the river presents a very lively
appearance, almost every one of our wharves hav-
ing two or three vessels discharging or receiving
freight st aH.sr . 1917 =
Alady, while walking along Queen street yester-
day afternoon, stepped upon piece of canteloupe
rind and slipping. fell with considerable force to
the pavement, luckily however without sustaining
any severe damage. The practice of throwing
such things upon the pavement when pedestrians
are continually passing, is TO say the least of it,
reprehensble one, and should not be INDUCED in.
Mayor Massey is still absent from the CITY, but
will return, we understand, some time during the
early part Of the coming week. c.
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iILAlIH IN! FiIVEllPH
THREE DAYS LATER rro,s 1D.oer
Arrival Of the Ssesu,,s,.

- IN PROM EUROPE.
Hai OF the Steamship Amerie.
SAckrlLLE, Aug 2S-The seam.h,, A 80.
nom Liverpool on the 18th inst 49, ~. ~ -.
fax this forenoon 'eo ~ HAN
The Zurich conference CONTINUED 4, .-..,.,
Out the Sandman Representatives absented then
e.vss rom some OF lbs siaings The proceedings
IL is reported by way Of Vienna that the r "a
Republicans had proclaimed in Parma: that the
fieomontese were driven cot, sad that the friends
Oh ORDER where everywhere taking fight
threatening collision had taken place be-
Frankfort -
Russian loan Of fI2 600 op sterling ana nj.
iholan loan 81 tSuo, otD sterling had been intro
duced in the London market
COMMERCIAL
London Mdrkefy-COtton--The s.lex Of On, xeet
foot up 70 go bales, Of which 3up bales were
taken by Spectators and SIS 600 bales for e.r.orf
The market closed dall on Friday al a decline OF
lilo on all grades. Some authorities saw the de-
cline on the middlng and lower QUALIFIED VIA,
l-l6a d.. aud that the market closed with free Of
ferings on the part of holders. though without
pressing on the market. The sales Of Friday were
estimated at 600 bales, the market closing steady
and slightly nrmer. The stock in port was esd
mated at 63 100 bales Of which 577 t0O bales were
American.
The Manchester market WINS quiet but frm. The
demand for eastern goods was dull
The Liverpool breadstufs market was quiet but
steady.
Provisions Were declining, and holders were
pressing their stocks on the market
Hare MdrkefS.-Cotton at Havre had decli ned
la2f. New Orleans tres ordInarie quoted at
llaf and Bas at lO6f. The sales Of the week were
SCO,0O bales, the market closing steady at the
above quotations. The stock In port was 81, 900
bales. ....
Lc'sdor Moa,y Market - Consols for money
closed on Friday at IS 4 and e5 lass for account
The bullion In the Bank Of England had decreased
ts $50 since the last weekly report.
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-StOcks dull and lower,
Ms. 6ss2a Delaware 90 Cumberland Coal Co.
10; Pacific Mail Co. 79H; New York Central 7IA
Reading 4iH; Michigan Central Az Michigan
Southern guaranteed bonds 2I; Panama II. II. I.I6;
Pittsburg 6h; Galena GA; Toledo - -; Chicago
and Rock Island 81 Al Tennessee 6's S64
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26
Death of Ex.Bauk Presidents.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 26.-George Brown, ST., Of
the Baltimore banking house Of George Brown a.
Co, died here this morning, at an advanced age.
lie was Immensely wealthy. James Swami, an
other wealty citizen, also died at his residence
this morning. They were both ex- presidents Of
the Merchanfs Bank
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, August 26.-Flour closed steady.
Howard street and Ohio IS 10; City Mills 8
w heat closed firm; sales Of 10000 bushels; white
81 25al -; red 81 0al Is. Corn closed DC higher;
yellow e}ae5c white s0as2c. Provisions closed
firm; bacon sides !; mess pork sl4 75asI5; prime
steady at y &c.
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New Ysyk mark.ts.

NEW YORK, Aug. 20 Flour is bUoyant; State
Sii0aSi.6O; Ohio IS 2Oas5 .65; Southern IS 25a
s. so. Wheat has advanced &c Quotations I'M
settled. Corn is dull; yellow % &c; mixed s2k
Si0.12H. Lard quiet at lOs allie. Whisky fm
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The Acquisition of Cuba

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. A.-The Penobscott dem
cratic county convention, met at Bangor on Mon
day. Among other resolutions adopted was one
In favor Of the acquisition Of Cuba.
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ALEXANDRIA. Aug .26-FlOur-nosalesr reported
on change. Wheat-sales Of fair 90 good white al
p l2aS 20; choice 81 20; sales Of fair 10 good red
at 81 OSaSl.l2. Corn-nO sales. Oats-sales al
Csc. Rye-sales at Csc
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From kan<as

LEAvENwoRTH, August 9th McCrel. who
killed Clark. pro-slavery man, in Is5I, was ar
rested here to-day. Mr. Clark was the first man
killed in this territory for political causes
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CHURCH lMPRovEMENr--SinceM Monday last
a large number of laborers nave been engaged in
removing the portions Of the Fouranda-half street
Presbyterian Church necessary to he removed
preparatory to the extensive iInprovementdesiyned
The energy with which the work has been begun,
affords reason to believe that in short while the
neighborhood will be improved by one of the
h'stehurches in the city The workmen are under
the direction Of George Nailor, carpenter and
builder, and Mr.. Plant, rick-lay ser, who are the
contractors for the work in their respective lines
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMESr
nIEn.

TINS clty, on the 18th instant Of " phoid fsvat
ANNIE EI,lZA, youngest daughter Of Mar All
tls ,ste Wlliam McDernott, Of Baltimore civ
Her remains were taken 10 Baltimore this r,,r,
ing 70 be inferred in the Cathedral Cemetery. Msv
she rest in peace. MY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

The FIRENES.-The various companies of orr
fire department are making arrangements for a
general turnout on the 1eth of September, to re-
ccive the company from Philadelphia, which will
arrive on that evening. Ofcourse our fremen in
tend to do their best on that occasion, and treat
their brethren Of the city Of 'Brotherly Love-" in
manner that will secure their respect and esteem
in years to come. The Phiadelphians intend
bringing with them their entire steam apparatus,
1t being the desire OF the fire department. here that
they should do so.
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fUTURE DAYS

By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH-
EN- FURNITURE AT AUCTIoS.-On MONDAY,
the I'D instant, 1 shall sell, at the residence IF
gentleman declining Housekeeping, on street
morrill, between 4th and 5h streets at 10 CLOCK
g. M, good assortment of excellent Furniture,
nearly new, consisting Of
Handsome Black Walnut Tete- Tcte,
Do. do. Arm and Castor Chairs,
Do. do. Spring at Chairs,
Rosewood Centre, Side and Work Tables,
Walnut, French, Jenny Lind, and other Bedsteads,
Do. Full Marble-tOp Dressing Bureaus,
Do. Washsink, Bureaus, and Wardrobes,
Handsome PAINTED Cottage Set,
Gilt Mirrors, WhatnOts, II out Tables,
Hand some Brussels Tapestry Carpet,
Chamber. Passage, aud Step Ca pets,
Rugs, Ollclnths, Mats. and Mating,
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows,
Hair, Cotton and Shuck Mattresses,
Comforts, Quilts, COunterpanes,
Blankets. Shooting, Pillow and Bolster Cases,
VenItlan Inds, Curtain Fixtures,
Cooking, ParlOr Radiator, Chamber Cook, and
Chamber Stoves, FIreboaris,
Extension Dining Table, TIN safes,
Walnut SidebOard and Lounges
Cutlery, Casters, Fruit Stands,
lsIge and complete assortment of fine China,
Glass and CTockeTy Ware,
With large assortment of nearly new Kitchen
Requisites
Terms: All sums under S25, cavh over ss5, a
credit offs, % and 90 days. for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
aulG d A GREEN, Auct.
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By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.


TNRCSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
hRTY.-By virtue Of deed of trust b. airing date
on the h day of Nav, 1852, and duly recorded in
Ll5er A = No. ISL folIOs 345. S46. SAT and Si3
one Of the land records for the count, of Washing
ton, IN the District of Columbia. tie under ned
Will III az pubic auction, In front OF the premises.
on MONDAY, the 18th day of August. 1850, at s
o'co ck p. m. parts of Lots Nos u and y. in the
subdivision of suare No. 743, in the city Of Wash
lngton, commencing for the same at a point on Now
Jersey avenue 81 feet II inches from the northeast
corner of said square, thence southwardiy along
the lIae of said avenue IS feet thence west until Il
lntersects q line running south from point on NJ
street 100 feet ON the northeast corner Of said
square, thence north along SAID liae 90 point 81
feet south from Nj stret {. thence west To the Mace
OF Begin ng on New Jersey avenue. The improve
mehts consist OF q new two-story Frame House
with five rooms.
Terms of sale: One third ia cash, of which SIS
to be paid at the time of the sale the remainder IN
two equal payments In and u months with int r
es: secured to the satisfaction otthe trustee
Terms OF sale To be complied with in five DAYS
otherwise tde trustee the rig nj TO resell a.
the risk and cost OF the first purchaser.
WIN. III WARD TRUSTEE.
g.
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WM. III WARD TRUSTEE.
au 6-saw5w A. GREEN, Auct

AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE
OF the above, we will off, for sal, the Pouse
and Lot OF 81 feet next north of the above and
half past O'Clock, shall proceed To sell four
two-sto'y Frames, with back buildings, and the
Lots on which they stand, situated 10 Squsre ga,
fronting on south K, between Attn and 5th streets
east, and nearly opposite the Navy Yard Market
Terms One third cash balance in 6, u, and 10
months for notes bearing interest from day of SALE
deed given and q deed of trust taken.
au u : A. GREEN, Auct.
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Spanish Stram.hin SIynaIIed-
IeNaudria Markets

NEW YORK, Aug. DC The Spanish steamshi p
Pajaro del Ocesno from Havana, has been sig
nailed
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CITY lMPROvENENTs.-Orders have been issued
to the Commissioner of the First and Second
Wards, to proceed Immediately with the follow
ing improvements: Grading of the alley in square
~; grading and improving alleys In squares I75
100, and 126; grading and graveling Massachu
sets avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets, and paving the north side of the same
taking up and relaying the sidewalk and CUTTERS
on the east fronts of squares 100 and 2UO. These
improvements have been long desired and their
speedy completion Will be the occasion of rejoic-
ing among the residents of those localities.
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HOOP SKIRTS,

HOOP SKIRTS.
JUST Receivtd, q new supply of Ladies' and
Misses HOOP SKIRTS, made without stuck or
clasp of any kind, with adjustable watch spring
Also, new supply of Ladies' CORsETS, assorted
sizes III. E6AN,
32I and 323 Pa. av., bet. 9Th and nh SITS,
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MARAVILLA
MARAvILLA.
MARAvILLA! MARAvILL
MARAvILLAmi
The most wonderful preparation known
For DsStroyIgF DnndrHG;
ExFIHR R1lHasxx.


RsiterisK Sick Head1chs;
PrsrsHfiHg the Hair from Falling Out;
and Producing Glossy Girls.
Sold by all respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, and bJ the ProprietOrs. Price 50 cents
CHARLES ERNEST Co, % Maiden Lane, N. Y.
g." Ii will accomplish all that is claimed for It. and
no one need fear or mourn the loss of hair if they
WILL use your Marayiila"
e3-Sm J. NJ. BRADsrRsKr. 2s7 Broadway, N. Y
- MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENr
Ioin flch and poor, bond and free-all colors,
stalss, ana conditions of llfe-ws hear the sam,
SSseo ol praise awarded this wonderful article
80 nealed, pains lievrd, lives saved, vslua-
He shlh1s made 'efu, and untold Ills assua ell
oy TINS great medicine which are surprising to the
~ 59t o. man. What family does not require a
stfnodii inlmsn? Who ever heard III the Same
Brp;se! SSa at % any other article: For Cuts,
81 ses. G. mas no equal. Betrare OF imifations
, .Jhnaino husang IinIment Is sid by ali 70
sPectaDIe DTugElsts and Livery men IN avery town
pa ish, ana hamlet throughout North and Sonth
Buy at once. vi 'ho ooeho.
BARNES PARK. Projectors New York.
gu S-lmeow
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THE WELLS AND McCONAs ASSOCIATION an
nonnce their first grand pie-n ie at Arlington
springs on Monday, September 18th.
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Nd UNPROFIT-

I'VE DEEM 1T USELESS AND UNPROFIT-
w able TO the buyer n seller to give samples of
Dry Goods as 3 small sample looks so httle like
whole plecs or dress pattern. We therefore wi 1
give no samples of Silk OF Worsted goods 10 any
one. For those " no are unable 20 come and exam y
Ine goods for themselves, will send hole pieces
or dress patti TO any part Of the cIy for their
inspection, tree Of charge.
~. W. BURDETTE.-
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J''I'cs oE TIE PEAcE.-The President of the
t'hisd states has appointed b. b. Curran JUS
Ice Of the peace for the District of Columbia
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By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer. s.".
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
l. EsTATE.-By virtue of a deed Of trust bearing
date the sd day Of arch, 1855 and recorded on
the lst day Of April, 1853, in Liber j. A. s. number
52 fOllOs 81 ct SEQ the subscriber will sell at pub
lie sale. o, THURSDAY. the 25th day of August,
1882 at O'Clock D. m. in front of the premises the
following property, to wits II The piece or parcel
OF real estats situate lying and being in the ciy of
Washlnst ton, District of Columbia, and described
on the ground plan or plot there of as pa OF Lot
number sixty seven, (67) IN square number lenr
hundred and forty eight (44SD and situate on 9th
st at distance of foriy-eis hit (iSl fe north of
fifteen Q5 foot alley, and az line between said lot
a lot number sixty SIX to- as laid down on the
subdivision of said square, thence Tuaning west a
distance along said dividing line lone hundredka I'D
five (t5 feet to fifteen as foot alley. thence south
along said alley distances OF sixteen l6l fe, thence
east a distance of one hundred and FIVE lN5l feet
the line of said street xteen so feet TO the place
of beginning osether with the improvements there
on.
Terms: One half cash the balance in 6 and y
months with interest from the day of SALE scored
by deed Oftrust the said property; and terms
OF sale not piled with in FIVE DAYS after the salr
the trustee reserves the right TO resell upon SIX ay
notice, at the risk and expense of the dsfauting
purchaser All conveyancing at tho ex pense Of the
pure haser
EDWARD C. CARRINGToN. Trustee.
au S-eoddds A. GREEN Auct
ITTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until THU RSDAY, the LIST day of Sept mbe next
same hour and place. BY order OF the Trustee.
au 6-eo6ds A. GREEN, Aunt
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The PICNIC of the National Guard at Co.um-
bian Springs has been postponed from Thursday
the LIST, to Monday. the 5th of September.
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AUCTI0T eAIm

y C.R.h~ 6ROWN& co, Aucsiensers, n
~ AZ. sis &. q sfS q our .soGs Gs shall sell
sensie'nan declining heusek esping. We name in
Par par. Ssd,teads, Msttresses, Feather Beds, Blu
ana Other esa Bed Clo,hins bonuses crcskery
sf r. e. X 7. ,SREoW sTs, = !, e e !,
BY THOMAS BOWLING; Georgetown. :.
DIV kkYYh nfTkk Ss At Agc IT, Nh On
he n,s,n; ocoek shall sell. without reserve, on
nesI Wats ON the west side Of Jesrsop street,
consisting Of Bisss amSer bab ao1ss Wiaaa.,
ssran'es, Sash, &c, &C., to be removed within ten
.n n I'd - THOS. BOWLING. Auct'r
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON SEVENTH
SS "a, l RoAD AT AucrIoN.-On THURSDAY,
the small fsrn p situated ' ns.r is
Isrds in ,sp scs on 7th street. about two hundred
place is su table for dairy or an eary p%ardep.
IeTms: One halfcash; ba,arcs in 6 and 10 months.
Aa Is t. - 4. CIR ZEN, Auot.
BY J. C. MCGUIRE co, Auctioneer..
= TERS6oN, karust sSta. at oeISa5 st A The
@n n Rooms. We shall SELL in sums to suit
csn, sSs,on OF washington quarterly siX per
5000 Corporation Of Alexandra REGISTERED Stock
pRR oe1Pprt' Iowa, ten per cent. Coupon
zMC"rporatIon of Alexandria Coupon BONDS.
Ie1ms cash, In current funds
81 30 J. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Aucts
By A GREEN, AuotIoneer.
n AT Agcr1oxDonTH 9 t6s stS il,tasf
AZ I'm o'clock m, shall sell at the residence OF
= Z, ostw0od, ESQ No. $50 New Jersey avenue,
SapitO Hill. a good assortment of Furniture viz:
Mahogany Bureaus and SidebOa d,
DO. hne High post and WALNUT Gothic Bed
Do Tables, Rocking and other Chairs,
rrsfher Bed, Hair and other Mattresses,
Mardrobes and Clothes Presses. and Waxhstands
Nenltlan Blinds. Carpets, Shower bath, &c.,
dlsss and CrockeIy Ware, among which is one fine
large Dinner Set, ~ -EES
A good lot of Kitchen Requisites, SO
W many other articles, which we dsem unneces
-ssry to enumerate. =
Terms cash. 80 -Hr
sn 26-St AGREEN Ap,t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

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