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MARRIED,

On Tuesday, the nth instant. 10y the Rev. DIR.
samson, Rev. GEORGE HOW Eli, Of Massa
rbusetts, to FANNIE, second daug liter of lanes
Gull, Esd, of thu city.
Massachusetts papers please copy.l
On the nth instant, by the Rev. Andrew G. Ca
rothers; Mr.; JOHN j. EACH, Jr, TO Miss SARAH
WILSON, both Of this city.
On the Eth instant. 10y the Rev. C. NJ Butler, d.
u. Mr.. y. u. MILLER to Miss MARY FARM
II AM, all of this city.
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FINANCIAL.

NV foRk, May ls.-Stocks are dull and lowe
Chicago and Rock Island GA; Cumberland Coal
Co Il; Illinois Central shares So; do bonds al
Michigan Southern 10; New York Central 7aI |,
Reading 46Si Virginia 6's 96S; Missouri 6is II =
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LOCAL NEWS.

III TEE STAR puBLIsHIs THE Lists or LRTrx1s
RznAINraG IN THE WAsHfNsfeN CITY PosT OTTIcR
BNDER THE PROVISIONS or TEE Law DIRECTING
fHKs TO BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING
fRE Largest CIRCULATION WITHIN rae DELIVERY
or INK OFFICE. Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION 10
hoRK TEAM DOUBLE THAT or ANY OTHER DAILY
pRINIE THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
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ma u eot4thJuneGd;t

NARSHAL'S : AI.E.-In Virtua cfa wit uf 6erI
1 lacIaS issued from the Clerk = Office Of iha Cir
cunt Court of the District of Columbia for the cr-
" oi Washington Rad to me directed, ! will PNpnSe
to pub &c sale for cash. Ia front Of the Court House
door OI sad county, Oh MON DAY, the 9th day of
property, Ia wit, viz: All defendants right title
GAIN aud Interest ~ aud To Lots Nos. s. and s, ia
square No. o95 IN the city Of Washington, d. c.
together with ali and Singular the improvements
thereon seized and lcvI"d upon the property Of
James q. Cuorlh" and will be sold 20 sati Nv Jdi
cas No. 81, to May term. 1881 in favor Of Thomas
H, HhydOn. w. SEIDEN. Marshal
Ha IS q for the District of & olun,bia
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From the Pixies Peak Mines.

IEAEENwoRTH, May l7.-Letters from Denver
city state That there is great scarcity Of provisions
IN the mines at Pixies Peak, and much suffering
among the emigrantS. Several deaths were report
ell tom starvation, and the ARR ing were
IN a destitute condition. An abundance q proyi-
sicns is, however, on the way from here a. other
points Contradictory reports prevailed regarding
mining prospects.
The SeIerdl tenor of the intelligence. however
is iiot encouraging. bat the Nnfavotabe accounts
are ascrlbsd TO the destitute aud disconnected emf
grants No remitances Of dLst or rich discoverie,
announced.
Delegates are Ia met at Denver city ia June 10
frame state constitution.
The overland express. with two weeks later
news is due cn Wednesday. Arrangements Ner.
progressing for public demonstration on its ar
rival.
Horace Greeley left with the Leavenwortb Dele
cation yesterday for the OSsawattomie Conven-
ton
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Mr.. VIM. smith O'Brien in Boston

BOSTON. May IL MIR. WIN. Smith O Brisn ar
rived here last evening, and was received with
great enthusiasm by the Irish population. They
assembled around the fremont House on his arrf
val there 10 the number of six or eight thousand
Patrick Donahue presented him address in be-
half OF bis countrymen here. He responded i'm a
brief speech. in which he severely cenSured tie
American party aad the r republicans Of Massachu-
sets, whom he charged with adopting the consti-
tujicnal amendment. Fireworks were Let off and
other demonstrations made.
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By WALL. & BARNARD. Auntiouecrs
TNRlSl EE's SALE OF BUILDING TGT AT
L AUCTInN-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON ? I'll
instant at o'clock, Nv virtue of a deed of trust
date May itL. iaj!. ID duly recorded in I.ihaT ]
\. =, li. tnIn Si6 viii sd nj public auction IN
eight hundred and thirtysix 1885 divided into TWO
lots Of thirty feet light and ono half inches IS az
each or the east SIDE of jth street between ID am
streets north. auh running lack one hun,iTc|I ard
nv" feet on" inch (lN5 y deep. WV
Terms Ono fourth cash TO be maid nm tho t,, M
SALE ID the h1!ancr in and II mbntbs with irta
est from day Of sale. decd given and n deed oC
the purchaser. P'''0 Vi
r.. W. BARNARD, Trustee.
ma N WALL, & BARNSRD .nc,g'
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BY THE STEAMSHIP TIGO

InE SIkAlSHIP lIfrO.
MAHsEiLLEs. May 5.-Icrd Elyin leaves here
Tonight, for Paris
PhEIs. May 6.--The Moniteur Of this morning
contains the following dispatch:
AieSSondr,a, MAY T. eveniny.-Tbe Aus,,ians
who had crossed the river Po in small numbers az
Camrhia; pushed forward their wang uard AZ lar as
SSilt. and have also crossed that river
Austrian divisions are also reported on the right
ank Of the PO. still threatening the massage az In.
river at rrdsSinatto; but the river is much swollen
by recent rains. and offers obstacle 10 crossing
me ram sun continues, and the low ground is
L"NpoN, May 6.-The bank has increased its
rates 10 = per cent.
The Times says the invaders of Sardinia have
not advanced over thirty five miles from the froa-
tier. 1t seems that though Austria staked heavily
Tor the opportunity she won, she has now thrown
il away
\ banking firm has failed at Vienna, whose La
b!lltiss are reported at Il .Cpn.ttQ
TIVE Duke lie Malakoti has had an audience
the Queen, and presented his letters Of recall Z
Tue members returned 70 the new House of
Commons up to last night was $50. The Times
estimates ministerial gain Of H. and the Herald
estimates the gain at u
The London News of Thursday evening. says
the alteration Of banks rate had no effect on the
funds I'LL an hour after the announcement but the
closing prices were \ better The rise in the,
bank rate caused sales Of English railway and
other stcC ks hitherto held on borrowed money
The amount Of gold withdrawn from the bank
to-day for expectation was f6I,UD Forty-seven
thousand pounds in American gold was also pur-
chased for the continent.
The Times If Thursday evening saws: This was
settling day in the funds. and on the whole il
passed on well. No failures were declared De-
laws have been granted in all Of doubt TO the
end of the week. The bank will now make ad-
ranceS To their customers on six months bills at
2 per coat.
The demand for discount at the advanced rate
las been very active both in the bank and open
market
The joint stock banks have raised their allow
ancs on deposit per cent.-the rates beiag now
) per cent.
The advance Of the bank rate TO { \ per cent is
merely Oh" result IF the movement of the public
There is really very excessive pressure for inn
mediate wants on the part Of the mercantile body,
but the enormous outlay consequent the gen
eTal arming of Europe absorbS the specie and
causes continued increase in the value Of capital
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, My CIV heat and -four arc held
for an advance. Indian corn is from 2s 10 b
per quarter higher.
sugar is quiet but steady. Coffee is fiat Rice
is active.
London Corn lf1Tk,t.-The supplies have been
very small of everything. Wheat is very quiet
and in sone cases Is. less per quarter has been
taken for foreign.
LONDON, Nav 6.-CoBsOls closed at 81 . aa0A for
money, and 9Ok for account
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AT cOnveyanclng NJ The cost Ofthe pnrchaser
RlCHD. HENRY HENDER son. Trustee
aH l4-en6ds ]. &. McIII.IRE a CO AncfS

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL,
Il ESTATE IN The COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, WITH
TIE IMPROVEMENTS THEkEoN.-fSy vtiture of a
ed ot trust. duly recorded la t.Iber J. A. s. No,
IA, toIos two hundred and thirty four, two hun
drcd and thirty five, two hundred and thIrty-S K
Two hundred and thirty seven. Of the land rec
nrdS Tor WaShlngtOn county, in the District Of
Columbia will sell on the 9Th day of June, A d.
1879. ut u O'Clock IN thu morning. the following rea
estate and the improvements thereon:-Al that r.
tam tract 81 and situated, lying aud being in the
county of Washington, in the District ofC olumbIa
which ~ bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning at
the end of the fourth line of tract of land called
New Scat. and running thence soRth fifteen O5l
perches thence south eighty two degrees west
twenty SIX m perchPs thence north thirty SIN de-
grecs, east hundred and forty pnTchps:
thence south sixty nine daErc"S, asst lftV one and
hall t5lisl pPrch"s. tO its intersection with the If
tenth line Of the large tract Of land conveyed by the
heirs and dev>ees al David C.. Parker q Edward
Swami: thence south forty nine degrees, west, SIX
t. eight go psrch"s: thence south tH eny FIVE de-
rrees. wrst thirty -one parcheS aud tg three hun
dreCths oi rch. Isl 5Slf1;l thence south 81 hty.
degrees, west, forty five ~ pc chas to the be-
ginning to contain thirty acres one rood, and
seventeen perches, t3i A, 1 r., Ia Pei
This sale will take place 10 front Of the Court
will b.: ON third ca.h balance with Interest in
of the purchaS m.dry tO b. paid down hl the pur.
chaser at tho place of sale and upon has or her raj
ure or refusal 70 do tho trustee the right
imncdIateiy to resell at the risk aud cost Of the de-
1aaltlng purchaser.
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Bv j. Z. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers
NEKf ELIGIBLE BUILDING IOToSVER
" MONT AVENUE, BETwEEN II AMI l. STRFrTS
nnRTH.-tl9 III URSUAT AFTER NOON May
.stn, al clock. on the premises. we shall sell Lot
40. u, IN davidson 8 subd vision ofSanarr No eI6
nonlhS - iest7 inches on Vermont avenue. between
n III !: sHetts north. running back an average
depth oil rs feet to a l5- foot alley
This Is beautiful and well located Io, C,- a buJ
ing slte, ard the sale Is worthy OF attention.
Terms: One-fourth cash the residue ms r. and
~ moItes WITH interest, secured by deed Of trust
ma lad T. C. McGt-JpE a. rn A..
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ELIZABETH STODDARD, Adm'x.
ma IS A.GREEN. Anct.
By J. G: MCGUIRE n CO, Auctroncers.
STEEHS A A ~ 4. ~

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIN-
PROVED PRoPERTT.-By virtue Of deed (
81 seq tho subscTiher will sell, at public auctIor
Inc following described property in Washington
city, VIZ:
At y O'Clock W., on FRIDAY, May 2ath, In
front Of the Promises. Lot numbered 4, in Square
Of, fronting 90 feet Inches on south q street 10
tween 9Th and 9Th streets east, running hack Of feet
to an aey.
Lot No In ia Square g7a fronting ~ feet on 10Th
street cast, between south n and streets running
back 81 feet ~ Inches
At ) O'Clock p. M, the premises, Lots Nos s. =
;. Is, 3, 2. and a IN Square No. 96, being the en-
tire western half of said Square.
The whole oC Square No. OCT. This Souarc has
been under cultivation for many years and is worry
productivp. '
Terms: One third cash; the residue in and u
months IN equal a'snents, bearing Interest from
the day otSale and secured by deed ofirust on the
premises.
All c9nyeyancing At the cost ofthe purchaser.
y iR-PO&ds I lee &
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BY c: w. BoTEI.ER, Auct,oneer.

GALE OF ELEGhNr RdisEW VS'1Ge FUR
Forte Al !ShGF PS'
ING, May lith, commencing at io1, O'clock, shall
ss%D, az tfe residence OF the Hon. George Taylor
Row between 81 and ~ SITS, his superior House
n 6"Id furntufsr, GonaIstIng IN part Of
wood, upholstery In Green and Gold FtCnct
Rrncatelle comprising large SOFAS. Recrp.
ton Chars. and Arm Chairs, made By Bs9d6,
One snrsrior Rosewood ia octave Chlckering Pi-
One superb Oval Marble-top Centre Table, Solid
Two aree French Plate Msntcl Mirrors,
Ono rnPe Tor Rosew"Sd Secrctarr and Bookcase,
Fine Parlor Gas Chandeliers, Brackets, &c.
Chamber aud Step carpctiIis. D"'"' '''o''
Solid Rosewood Card Table. very fine finish.
Elahorately carved Rosewood G6Ihic ParInr Chair.
Walnut Sofa. covered with Danask, Lounges,
Elesent Walnut Library Table,
inid tt Shsrs Wl Nth ,e ~
Very handsSIne Solid Oaf sideboard, with ma bic
Solid Oak Extension Dining Table, scroll legs,
Har Qilcloths Rosewood Hall Char.
ST Of Marble top CotsEe cSamher Fnrr;t.Ss
Very hns Carved and Plain Mahogany French Bed
Mah ,. and Walnut Dressing Cabinets, with
Oak Arm Chairs. Spring Beds and PaSiapst,rs.
Mah"gany Enokca<c. Walnut Rockers,
walnut Rout fables "''''
Mahogany SECRETARY and Bookcase,
Iron B@dsteads, Kitchen Furniture,
Cooking Requisites, Refrigerator, &C.
The attention of persons in gus OF SUPERIOR fur
nlturc Is particularly called tn this sale as the arti-
cl"S are nearly p'w. 81 excellent condition. and il
seldom occurs that furniture nfcqua quality can he
Procured in This city.
ELFGANT CARFIAGE AND Double HARNESS
AT O'Clock, IN front of the house. shall sell
onc elegant Pbaa:nn, handsomely huishn, and
=. nearly new. huiit Ivy Brewster, Of New York,
Also, one Set of heavy silver mounted Double Hsr-
ness.
Terms: So aud under "a n over that sim. a
credit of6o and oadays for approved endorsed notes
bearing interest.
ma l3-d&ds G.. w ROTEJFR auct
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NARSHAL'S SAI,E.-ln virtue of II wits of
w heTI tacas Issne from the Clerks office of tho
Circuit court of the District of Columbia for tho
county oi Washing ton and 10 ma directed, I will
expose tn public sale, for cash. in front of the Cont
house door OF said county, on FRIDAY, the IOth
Hay 0f June next, 1861, at II O'Clock M. the fol
lowing descrise ell property, tn wit: All End snt
right title. claim and interest in and to tn, undi
va q m"ilty al part of Lot No. 5. in Square No.
az egl nnlns Tor the same at the southwest corner
al s2la nt, IN said square, running thence north
wary along the line of 9th 81, west ~ feet thence
due east. Mt rEht angles it'll said 5th street to the
end of said lot No. 5; thence due south y fact
thence due west 10 thu beginning, contsining 22Ni
guar the Improvements thereon, IN the city OF
Washington, %. G..
Also the undivided moiety of part Of Lot No, I,
IN Square No. i8, beginning at the north. steT IN
com IT Of sad Lot No. .. ia said Square tbcueo
running south along the line Of 9TH sire west q
lset inches; thence west ~ feet; thence north 81
feet inches thence cast ~ feet to the beginning
together with al and singular the Improvement
thareon, In the city of Washington, ID. c.,
Also part Of Lot No. 7, in Square 64, own-d In
ssyeraly by the defendant beginning at the cornsT
ol lSt street east and street north, and running
lneUce south said ist street 81 feet thence west
eet theme, north 81 Feet thence east IS feet to the
place OF beginning, containing 6.ND square feet
more or less, together with all and singular the ~
Provements thereon, In the city OF WASHINGTON, II
Ialigal, and will be sold to satisfy judicials Nos
10 ID, u, "a 81 %, 81, 50, IS, Al - and 10 October
term, 1852 in favor of 5. s. and g A. Stevens and
samuel 5. Stevens.
w. SELDEN. Ma shall
ma 10 Is for the District of Columbia.
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HALLMARK Markets.

bbItImort NHrkrs
BALTIMORE. May 1S.-BreadStuffS closed quiet
Flour-Howard street and Ohio s. so
Wheat quiet and unchanged
Corn dull and slightly lower; white 92c; vel
ow CSC.
Provisions quiet. Bacon sides IOK.
Whisky steady at3Ia:52c.
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Indtau Troubles Texas.

AUsTIN, Texas, May lI.-Capt. Brayer entered
the Upper Reserve on the Sd, with nfty men
killed IS indians aud fed. A party Of Dragons
and Indians were pursuing him. Great excite
had left their farms for Capt Rios encampmsnt
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The STEAMBOAT EXCURSION of the Washing
morrow, has been postponed until Monday.
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Ry a. GREEN. Anctinnnor-

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING I,oTs FRONT
IvG nH NORTH X AND l. STRFErS AT ArCTtoN
On MONDAY, tho sd instant. shall sell, IN font
., The premises at o'cl".k M, Lots Nos 6, 2, Il,
j., ~. 10, 10, H. 10. II and 20. IN square No. IN
This property is handsomely situated f.outinc on
NORTH and L an 18th streets west, nearis Opposite
ducrments TO persons wishing to make good In
y"Stment.
Terms: One lourt1 cash balance ~ ono and two
years. for notes heatinC Interast7frvm tho dsy nf
sale dr-d given and a deed Of trust taken. Title
In iisputshlo.
ma " Il \. GREEN, Auct.
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NARSiIAI.'S SAIE.-In virtue q a writ of nc ri
Ist iaCIas Issled from the Clerks office OF the Cir
cut Court of the District of Columbia for the coun-
" of W a hngtOn and 10 me directed, I will expose
To public 81 Re for cash, in front of the Court House
door oi AaId county. on MONDAY, the 9th dav of
June, 1884, at ~ O'Clock ~, the following described
property. To wit, VIZ: All defendants right, title
claim and Interest IN and % Lot No. q. Of the sub
division made 10y the heirs of John Davidson, of
urIslna lots Nos I. O. IN, H., 10 and ~, in Square
No. pa, fronting on Vermont avenue, in the civ of
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. together with ali and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
as the property al Otis Preston and Lew StowelI
and wi ba sold to satisfy JudIcials No. 81 to Nav
term, 1859, in favor Of CurtIsB. Graham
w. SEEDEN. Marshal
ma IS for the District of Columbia.
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AUCTION SALES.

~ BARNARD & BUCKLEY; 3eoreetovn.
IN WEDNESDAY MORNING, Isth instant.
" atU o Clock we will SELL at the house on Mar
ket sIeet' doors above 81 street, Georretovn- an
assoILIneht OF Household Furniture &C. as
Msnosahy sofa. do. Chairs, do. Rockers
Mah9sany Tables, Bureaus. Stands.
WaInrobes. Bedstsais. Mattresses Reds
Looking 8 las ses, Toilet Sets
Carpets, Rugs, Mattings -
raw aGd hitchen Stoves, CrOckery Ware
Win other goods and furniture, being the entire
iuInlare contained IN said house.
ma u BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts.
l&,rHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
TO FhiDAf MORNING, 2nth inst, at 10 O'clock
ma IL BARNARD a BUCKLEY, Aucfs.
by J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
HREE YEARS LEASE OF THE UNION
uoIkL, CORNER OF ISL AND L sTs AND vALUa-
s IN Ed hoI at THE CORNER OF i4TH AND T.
SIs.n,pin FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May 9th, at
HsV c,ook on the premises, shall offer at public
aucsion tease Tor three years OF the Union Hotel
r! tne corner of lS1s and T. streets, recently Oeeu
Pled Dy the late James Maher, and Tor many wears
Known as the ~ indian Headquarters"
also, a ease Tor the same period of the Vacant
Lots on the corner of 9Th aud streets, forme Iy
occupled as wood and coal yard.
SaIsactory .ecnrIty will be required for the
prompt pay ment of the rent
y. c. DYER, {I.
THOS. y. FISHER. a&ecutors'
ma 9-d J. G. Mcguire 4 CO.. Aucts
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The WORLDS Own, should BE- the title Of the
Indian Remedy known as the production of NnL-
meohiteI, afterwards Mrs. NJ. n. Gardner, called
the Indian Basam Of b,verwort and Hoarhoun,i
1t cures Colds and Coughs and alleyiates Mi Inn1
Complaints. IL is sold every where. ma i7.iw
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ny JAS. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., AuctIoneers
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE M
Il PROVED PROPERTY IN Sixth STREET WEST,
BETWEEN AND II STREETS NORTH. Ar PUBLIC
AUCTioN.-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May
18th, At 5 O'Clock, the premises, by virtue of
ceed from George McNaughtoH and wife, dated
August 9TH, 1885, and duly recorded in LibeT ]. A.
- No. l7, follos l73 ct seq the subscriber will sell
ut public auction Lot numbered twelve U2,D in
square numbered four hundred and els six I36
fronting twenty five (l5i feet Sixth street west
between g AMI IL streets north, running back egh-
~ hive la5l feet tn alley, with the improvements,
consisting of two story Brick Dwelling House,
with back building aud bakery attached.
Terms One fourth cash. the residue in s, -, and
Is months, with interest," secured by deed in trust
on the premises.
All conveyancing at the cost of purchaser
CHAS. :. WALEACH. Trustee
ap 10 eo&ds JAS. Z. McGuIRE& CO., Aucts
NTTHE ABOVE SALE Is UNAVOIDABLY
Postponed until THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
May 18th. same hohr and place.
mai Il J. e.. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts
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BY g. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer,
GALE OF EXCEBLENTHOUSE FUR
~ EiIURE At AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY MORN
iNO, May 81, comnencing at ma O'Clock, shall
sell; ~ d me residence of A. II. Mschlin, Esq No.
3!3 l9th street, between I and streets a large
collection of excellent Household Furniture, en-
bracIng In part. viz: $50
One R9seweod Piano Forte, ga octaves, made by
Marble top Centre Tables.
parior, Arm and Cottage Chairs,
Damask and Lace Curtains and Cornices
Mahogany Gard Tables,
Parlor. Mantel aud Table Ornaments
Tapestry, velvet Parlor and Chamber Carpctinr,
Handsome Parlor and other Gas Fixtures,
Mahogany seanlet, with marble ton
Handsome Mantel Clock,
Walnut EtPgere,
Mahogany Extension Dining Table,
Oak Dining room Chairs,
Small Mahog.ny Sidoboard, with marble top,
Silver plated Tea Set,
French China, Crockcry and Glass Ware.
Table Cutlery,
Silver plated Castor and Table Furniture generally
Mahogany Dressing Bureaus. with Marble Tons
Mahogany and other Bcdsteads.
Do. Washstands, with marble tops,
superior CurlGd Hair Mattresses,
Do. BEDDING,
FEATHER Pillows and BoIstcrs,
Elegant Walnrt Dressing Cabinet with marble TON
Fine Walnut Wardrobe,
Ma bic top Walnut Washstands
Mahogany Wardrohes,
Canr-scat Chairs, Toilet Sets,
Walnut VI apple BUdst. ads
Ga0klng Utensils; Kitchen Furniture. &c.
Forms $40 ADD under ash over 4 90 a credit al
sd n Il w Gays, Tor approved endorsed nutcs hcarBE
interest.
MA @-d e. w. BOTELER, Auct.
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.--Messrs. William
Muiloy and Jenkin Thomas have been reappointed
by the President Of the United Stats justices OF
peace for the county of Washington.
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By Wall. n BARNARD. Auctionoers
BUILDING LOT ON BIN STREET AT SJrC,
- TIoN-On WEDNESDAY. AFTERNOON
Nay ~, AT "'ci4ct. we will sell. IN front of the
PROMISES, part Of ot =. In square 4lg. on 9th str -
north, between X and strn"ts fronting - feet ON
Sth street and running back loo feet
Terms One third "a %lI: the rrsidua in sx tucI-o
AMI eighteen months, for notes bearing interest
'iIt secured by deed of trust on the premises
ma u WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts
=, ~ IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN
tne above sale Il postponed To FRIDAY, nth inst
S't,ne nour. WALL. BARNARD.
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WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap. Ice
Cream and Water Ices at 3 l. 50 per gallon Al the
PhlIadelptla Confectionery, corner eth and r SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

In GOTHAM, when the sun low,
Como forth In swarms the insect foe,
And Tor our blood they bore, Won know,
And suck II in most rapidly;
But bugs, reaches, 'skeeters-back or white
Deaths embrace are stifened quite,
HbyOns Powders chance to II hi
I'm their obscure vicinity.
Tn" effect Of this powder Is almost instantaneous
death to al the insect ri be. Gardens can be yre-
served aud houses cleared of the yermin nest n IS
Tree fYo,H poison and harmless mankind and do.
IncstIc animals AL genuine sisned r., I,yoD P,w-
dtsTs for insects. Pills for rats and mice.
Sample TASKS % cts; regular sizes s. cts and = l.
BARNES & PARK, New York
ap 2l-lmsow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

The NODE Of transporting Boston ice to this civ
by sea is simply as follows: The bottom and sides
Of the vessel covered with saw dust. 70 thu
depth of about six inches and the ice is nut In thu
hold in cakes from twelve To sixteen inches in
thickness, and weighing from $50 10 100 pounds
w hen the vessel is loaded her cargo is covered
with hay and thus il can he transported with bnt
little loss
SHUsrER BLEIB BEL DEINEM LEIsTENt So
answers Charles Werner Centre Market