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Severe Censure-sswarsi on the Oregon
Bill.


Senator SEWARD, OF New York, in the
few remarks he made on the Oregon bill
when it passed the Senate, said
II think there is nobody who doubts that
the people Of Oregon are to-day ready, desi.
rous, willing to come in. They have made u
constitution which is acceptable to them.
selves, and constitution which, however it
may be criticized here, after all, complies sub
stant,aRy ruth epery requirement uhieh the
Congress Of the United States, or any consd.
cradle portion of either House Of Congress,
has ever insisted on in regard TO any State.
seems to me, therefore, 10 be tr,f,ng w'th
the State Of Oregon, tr.fng ~ith .the people
Of that community, and 10 be unnecessary, and
calculated to produce an unfavorable i'm
preston on the public mind in regard to the
consistency of the policy which we pursue
in admitting States into the Union, to delay
or deny this application. For one, sir, l
think that the sooner a Territory energies
from its provincial condition the better; the
sooner the people are left to manage their
own affairs, and are admitted to participa-
ton in the responsibilities Of the government
the stronger and more vigorous the States
which these people form will be. trust,
therefore, that the question will be taken,
and that the State will be admitted without
any further delay"
What will the seventy-six Republicans
who voted against the Oregon bill in the
House say to this severe censurs Of their
course by their great political leader :
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INSTRUCT COURT, SIXTH JUDI

~ GAL DISTRICT. Faribaul County, Minnesota
JUsph A. J. Bird hSsins, Charles Css,lc and Edward
Jones
To the defendants. Charles Castle and Edw ard Jsa~s
You are hereby summoned and required 10 answvs
W" complaint In this acugn. copy Of which has been
filed In The Once ~ the csrk Of The said District Court
Tor the county Of Farbauh 81 Biue Earth CITY Ia SAID
county and " serve eopy Of your sns~er " the said
complaint ON the subscriber at bs ONCE Ia Blue Earth
t1y Ia SAID county " rarbsuit within twenty days at
ter the service hereof exclusive u the DAY II sufl
vice and you fn N answer the said npiAini within
the uns Aforesaid, he plsiaun In hs ardon viii tshs
judgment gatDst you byhe Of hundred and bfy
i've f"lsts With lntsrest ibereon firm the slb Dree
Der l ~ lbs rate " ter yer and ID. "
this Artion
AMI yoa hereby further n0tiBsd thai your property
hA. been sisehsd To ssusfJ the said sHans you
Dated Jan ", 1872
J A. KEisTER,
JahD wsS Plaintiff Atty pey.
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CHERRIES SALE. MANOMlN

~ VOUNTY-ss.
~ virtue u execution issued out Of aud under The
seal OF the District Court Fourth judicial Disu,e eoun
" OF iisnnepu, On Judgment on The Sd day Of January
ls, IN an action In which Charles Rates 10 plaintiff and
VIM. H. Cole IL defendant In favor u said plalnuh aud
against said defcndan, IN the Of sixteen hundred
ninety eight dollars and thirty cents aud Increased
costs Of ninety cents In all damages and costs the sum
OF sixteen hundred and dollars aud twenty
eight cents tl6H ~ have seiscd aud levied tho same
real esiAe In the county II hAnomn to Wit The south
east quarter Of the southwest quarter and the north half
ton thirty i've. In township thirty north ofrangs twenty
fur west
Now therefore, hereby give no, co that Of III. frnt
steps Of the Rice Greek House Ia kanomin In said oouu
" OF hanomin. OH the ltth day az March 1882 nj ono
ocoek In The afternoon 81 thai day shall sell puhlic
auction " the highest bidder for cash the lands aforr
SAID 10 satisfy the amount aforesaid.
AAnomin, January, Is. lisa
JNo. J. wICRHAM
WOW sheriff Of Manunn County,
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LIKE Hor CAKss.-Mr. PLEASANT. Iowa,
August 81, ls&9.-,Mr. W. B. slsan-Desr Sir
For some TIME past We have been acting A.
agents for the sale Of your medicines. We are
now out; they 60 of like hot cakes Please send
US, the first opportunity, doz ofyour Con.
dition Powders, 2 dox. Hor,e Ointment, and
2 doz. Family Ointment.
Respectfully yours,
r. 4 A. SAUNDERS.
See Sloan's advertisement Ia another column
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

~ ihave applied To the District Court for the second
District county Of Ramsey and Slate of Mnn@soa for
discharge from my debts, In pursuance Of ehspter
eighty nine Of the Revised Statutes Of Minnesota entitled
a" 0i The Relief Of insolsept Dcbiors," and the "a
court has appointed the 18Th day of March A 1859 Al,
10 O'Clock In The forenoon, the time and Tho ONCE Of
the Court Commissioner Tor Ramsey county In tho city
Of 81 Paul 10 said county ~ the place for the hearing o
said petition, aud has also ordered all my creditors
then and there 10 show cause II any they have Why an
assignment Of my estate should not he made and b.
discharged from my debts pursuant to the prayer Of my
said petition.
ULRiCh BIRCHRR
NJ FAul, December ~, 1888 dec21-
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GTATE OF MINNESOTA, RICE
~ COMPREHENSION COURT, 9TH JUDICIAL

Edward Allen against Wesley Newell.
To the above named Defendant
You are hereby summoned and required 10 answer
the comp aih iD this antion. aeopy Of which hsreun
70 Aanersd and served upon you and 10 serve copy OF
your answer 70 The sad complain the subscribers
- their ofce 10 Fsribault, IN sald county Of Rlss
Minnesota within twenty days ansr the service Of hl.
summons on you, exclusive of the day q such service
and you fail 70 answer the aaid complaint within ts
time Aforesaid the plaintiff In this Aon viii take luds
ment against you for the of two hundred and seven
y dosr. with interest from the yenh dsy of August
AD &I' 10 TIE lith day Of April one thoussod eight
hundred Asd hy eight at three IS per cent per mon
and from said Iiihdsy ~ April 1sA at hve per cent
per month, besides the costa sf this ton
Dated Fsfbanit Dee. q, Itss.
u. g. LOWELL co.
JAnl2 wsw Plaipturs Atlnps,.
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CHERIFF'l sALF-BY VIRTUE

- - an sissu'ian iss1sf nj - ~ us'-ei te4r IN
stA f1g ne eoazy - F4nbaar Elz~ ~ NsrssS-s arss
s1xnsrt fsaf.rsf aEe gqrss'st 10 10 .sf-s rg4ut
= ne iss fsg q J4hs A. ~, s.n-,-g' vtsf.'f
sAs - - ZEN q 10 al t1sFf, tS Ne r9gr'T
q 30 pa, o. - - ~ o. Apr' - m 20
setau rhsrsiR Joseph A J. Bird pa nt.f. sud - a
y i,rr.., al iss@o y Dro4 e-f@ngArs ~ u
3. 80 snrs .ad aEssas' b sss -sfss1as's - -
"a. n ~ Laltrrr a1d s4sFsa q. .sfs aaI ? .-tr
80 go. ua .Frss lave ftis tsfa az - F-sr
A. A o. 20 isTi~i gpsn 10 ,s1-ag asscfSh.s -ss
s.ate .-aai.u I.t 49, sr.rly = fu lA2f, 90
- VI. al 10 ssSS ~ n 81 81 Ne IS
ia stoss - % q. - sAaf % .u1 o.a~st ~. ts..s
natsf lga1 ~ fsfsft - e. q - $50 - AZ
49, tt.s,NV -. 80 - 's~s "a -
t2inirE .-IfJ srrs - 90 P'uss'y . ss assss sAa-4
4sEsf Las
49, h-r-f1-s, go Il tsr.sI gfsr- "a 90 - .
e. AsssTs tsserhsf 49, .a tFFsfHf pef~ets Ia
~ ser r. sktst .Ass s-~sr.- ne s-rs rssusa's H.
- : -. a-44sf o. -, A. 81 ss-srr e. - POI e.
s1sT = ~ 1ers = - ksEst.F .'rs-f f - 'sfa
trF ID So eoaufg "a "a. l1E - 81 ar p 80
u.G~ lr.sa - trs1l.l. 70 - "a -
- go sE-r-ian nEs ~ r'-fTH 49, r.s's
Lsfaaa.
GEO su0ETHW s.rr
hrALusSl FEsfs uar.y
D..st -. 50 az n Fstrasfy 80 %-.i..ts
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STATE OF INNESOTA-DIS-
y TKICr COURT FOURTH JUDICIAL pIhTkICI

Carver County.
Robert farsuso asainst william Martin.
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required 10 answer IN,
complaint In this action, which las been He'd in tbs
ece Of The Cerk u the District Court In and for sad
county Of Carver al Chasha In said county serve
copy OF your answer b. the said complaint on The
subscriber, 81 his Office In Carver, In the county of
Carver Aforesaid within twenty days aner tho ssfylc.
Of this summons you exclusive Of the day Of .uch
service and you fail " answer the said conn hi nj
within the time Aforesaid. the plaintiff 10 this A. ti0n vii
take Judgment against you hr the sum n one hup.
dr.d and sii,y dollars. with interest thereon q, ths
rate OF one And one bali per cent per month from tho
twenty ninth day q september, A. ~ one thoassn nd
eight hundred and fy seven together with the coats OF
this action.
Dated Carver, January 18th, 1889
L. J.. BANTER
febIO- wgw Plaintidr. Aitn,n.,
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THE MILWAUKEE h MISSISSIPPI
RAILROAD,

THE MILWAUKEE h MISSISSIPPI
RAILROAD,
~ oossscuos wifs tns
CHICAGO. NJ PAUL rom 10 lac RAILROAD,
PROM CHICAGO. AND rHE DETROIT 4 niLwAU.
IKE T. n. AND LAkK PR0pKi.LkRs
IRON MILWAUKEE,
"ss g:! :, Z s., ..s ss. Merchant" ..s
and 10 qaioh Tins, aud ~W not bs bes, In thass part
r s .:, u 2S Is: k"s ar. such a. warrant ,A
s.eris snd s sspso@d ,hA, 0osds will be- delivered
Ia ~ Paul ander " days
TuE Dsror Ar MILWAUKEE,
10 s,ssied alta convenient point ~ far all LAKE
Road !. s%drd si'ssd, i. &C., s"s is.a.S ss: s
Cavs. thus avoiding The dssnaon. expense, ssd wKsi
IL .S.S M ,s sas'i r.. :. :ds.a tho eo..a.,
.'t." is., s .sda fer bach charges arc sshib
psny tbs nils Of i@dlns iha, ksrshsnts esn see 81
sano. shsna' .nd 10 wbs, particular they hs's been
gulra The bills 81 Lsiins u u. river agents In erast "
procure .'. evidences ~ the correctness d The charges
s an isdispy,.bls fact that In III. season II 1894,
s,.. s.a,. q -. up s.. e, r...sa eve, =. NV
T"s SkAHs o;I,, ,ps sY n.ass. AND rnk
wbab ~il sss, In s'.atr fmr. In 1862 % By
,hn oo'apl.,loe q Tho D.ua( su.sas.. Road ,.ry
S.y... cod Mississippi Rsa,a.S. ' '''"'' 10 '"' -"
The Through ffsybi Tariffs II thls Iompany .an be
had 81 any ~ the sBaatns nsued Houses In 81 pAuI
!. q. An q, knrtaskj q. w9oey 4 Do Gosslans 4
Stevenson, Btanson, tsws a White. aud 10 Sss Yori
snd uhs kss, gsosrniiy at eli The KsiIresd Omess
knh do ds, care u " MlHagksa a,d uisslsslpsl
D." vie Ff.iri. do chish
On the "p.ning u Navigation the splendid ssamsrs n
his Line vii leave Prairie dl tblsn assUiD. and sysa
80 .s the ssf,Ri tfpruss Trains 9Th MI vsahss and
'hiesFo passengers, and even m,st ~l' b~ made br
he management ~ The road " prove thai offers sups
rbf lbdassa.n of speed. eosd,st and safety Va AM
other rosie
WILLIAM ikRyfH
v,u... ,.... =, ,'.'s'si sogsrinisgtsnL
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CIIOlCE FIRST CLASS INSUR-
" kscE NY THs
A;TNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
HARTFORD, CONN.
INCORPORATED lslg-CIARTEH PERPETUAL
cA'H clyr.t scDsOo
AJsoluis ard unIfnp aired. Wtib q surplus Of
tSS,lSs ~. and The presiigs 81 % years
success And experiences.
si.ss VI ~


Ubssttlsd claims ma due - eiJ. ma A
Lossss .3IlAsy adjusted and prDnply pad. Tn
sarf' @til1S1O II fossss have been psf ~ n.
htaA inspfsoss 'opany In he pss, ysa,s tir- sas
IhlAhi fAusAaan Haas Aoe.gisa ~ terms Donslsl1u
win siVsssJ Aaf fair prost Hspee sI x.bl viysn %
nsw.aes Of dwellings snd eSnisEs ss .rms N me 70
Gfs ysafs
The gsosrsss 81 lids Cpgpssstn has ss.D stable and
uninterrupted through .ss n tHaael.i ,an,Asns -
pss|sfs syspsni N ~ s,smD, from sss.pjnS
sorassfaE1ns sss ssriins CHASER. Beng Oss s.txb
bsbsf ~ 'A.h sAss The troubles u ne credit syr.u
sssei % IN ~ nsssrt.l psr'lssin.
Dnrnz ksff lines. ne sse1ri'J 81 fsHabis ihsar
ahsS "a a. imperative in'y he sb.fy - properly "a q
era " is'@ih go being hen nineh lssssssd.
Axsnt1Hs 10 AZ Ne Brioeipsl 'tss AL towns hfoayh
osi ID STATE fSstc % issasS ~ti.SBl dear by
III siT rHgO FhEsCH tFsat H. Paul
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l. OhTs'IfDiDbh M vi MOIkINpAt1E.--
! wh.frss John q Harmon ard Men. Harmon bic
dsnims II ,norls.ys ts,ses.sd sss y, James Hoswsi,
.sd fh.s. basel Who are not nsasd In iss body u
sud recorded In he oass ~ tL~ Register ~ Dssdi
Tor SAD county of Hansy. on The 5Isl day ~ April
4 w. l1S In bph ~ mortgages, fsiiss ps And ~.
~ Hepnspin c''ay. hnns,sas The fso~ Ing descrIbe1
premises .i,usi" bsD 10 SID kanssy county, bel sow
Inc udsd Ia the county ~ Msnorls IL said ssis " vii
tn. sss halt ~ the sohs AL qYsrtsr ~ bot pumbsrsa
Tour NJ section isb ii0L sDI the .oahs.. quarter Of
he sosh~ss Ins'sr 81 section sis'sb M In ,swnship
district ~ lands sab-e 10 sale al SUM aisf Ninpssota
containing lBt 10 10 snfss, which said mortgage va
'ass 70 he .sn I,o,t r. p,ym.. a. ~. ' .s. = ~
khstfs aus mn dollars hfsa n0sths f,Dn The das al
SD mortgage vth issrss 81 The Of per cent
per nasth according IN The e.nditOns ~ aesrtsn prom
isssry bds bearing even dAis with said lnoftsass ana
rsfsrrtd ~ therein. which SID mortgage sottsins Z
gesfd sal. " DO sis'si.sd 10 case o. ssy default 10
ths psyss, Of sal sgm 81 money The interest ~ ans
psrt ths'ssf .. ss uns sp.sibsd In sal mort
gags fnr ssrh payment
eraibs thereon e,espi hs Interest Which bsa seovasd
pri1 70 he Sik DAY ~ Jsnssry, A u Iss7 hAs hes.
pad. Ih"asb opr o,srdasy ~Lsrsby default hiss been
po~sf ~ sale bss hseSms opsfsu,s, and ths,s h
eisin,.d to =. Sac apoD SAID nos AID mortgage 81 the
s.,s q y. IRE Pasliss9on u Dbl. seies he sum II
f"pr hnsafsd AID h1fty ssvsr al 10 IVi doArs aud no
sal, I" yf"s..dirs. At lss having been issiilisd W
recover ne d-b ~ sny part hsSsof-
90, q ... 90. 1,, re- s,.s ., ~ VITA. o.
70 bs sss us Ia such made and yfosdsf he MOTT
sAs.f prsmsss above described VII BE- sid 81 public
,sndps 10 he bghss bladsr on Tassdsy, tho SO dsy
~ Aynl A. - isos 81 Que O'so@s 10 ne snsrsssn u
ihA d.y. IN frps u ne hazel Ssbsd by John BaBh At
ssos~a, ~ sA1 ooan'y a ssnonio, g ssussJ tbs
Dssd =. An h"nJ. rssraa,y - iass
D0hL0s y. p0RsAs,
Li.ssscs T. L1eHsss. AusfBsys for Mortgages.
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CATllCART h CO.,
have resolved their
Fall and Winter stock
OF
Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS!
WHICH THEY OFFER TO Thrip CUSTOMERS At
UNUSUALLY Low PRICES
The attention Of Cash Purchasers Ia respectfully so
cited ~ they fee conndeb, In saying that no oher hoass
In Minnesota e,mpete with them In quantity styles
quality OF prices
Country Merchants w, he supplied Al the lowest pos
sibls advance frrm New Yorh pricss.
All orders will ss ucd promptly by one of the yirm
who Will give special attention 10 the Wholesale Trade
no osforge' toesl where Goods are Ai~Ays shown
freely, prices which Aeldom fail 10 insure sales by
CATHCART Il co.
H. Paul. septembsr =. isss
A LARGE STOCK or VELVET, BRUSSELS. THREE
PLY AND UNCLAIMED cARPETs.
FLOOR oILCLOTH,
SOLD CHEAP, AT CATIICART coz
ocoPAIRs ~ BLAsKETs oy ALL KINDS,
casAr voH cAsn. AZ
CATHCART Il CO.'S.
O Ray STATE snAwIs, PROM q 90 TO " %.
ron casa. Az
CATIICART h cos.
rIvTy DOZEN MUCK NocoAssrEs
sur Assivsp.
And will be sola st from N to GA per dozen. for cAsn
Al.
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WESTERN LAND AGENCY IN
w NEW YORK,

Rs Eassr.On banter 81 Pssi
Ke'chum. Bss. ga s.s Yorr
f~bz2-tls ws,nt~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-14

A NEW GANE.-A FIRsT-CLAss JOKE ON AN
OLD GENT" Pool is n game extravagantly
INDUCED in Mt Buffalo The game is played on
a billiard table, with twenty or thirty balls
each bali numbered, the numbers rum ming from
one up. A dozen or more can Join in the game
4 certain number is fixed upon, and the player
who shall first pocket enough balls whose num-
bers will amount TO it, wins the pile, which is
made up by the players stalking a certain
amount each before the game commences.
Previous To the commencement, each player
draws a marble from box and puts it out of
sight in his pocket These marbles are all
numbered TO correspond with numbers on the
( ,bIe. The player, after receiving his marble,
reeollects the number, and his game is to poe ket
balls enough, the numbers of which, added to
that Of the marble in his pocket, will make the
number which wins the pile.
The Republic tells good story of an adven-
ture an old gent passionately fond of {. pOol''
had few nights ago lie is occasionally given
tD chance IN other games, il Is minated
We'll, he came home very late after n siege at
pool" His wife was asleep. When she
awoke in the morning, she found upon the
a Jor u marble, which had dropped out of her
husbands pocket when he came to bed, upon
which were the figures IA. What is this ~
said she to her lord. Lord opened his eyes,
lDokcd, blushcd, was confused, and stammered,
.'Why-why-its u marble, amt it % ''Yes, "
said She . but what are you doing with n
marble in your pOcket!' T" In my pocket
Well-ah the fact is, I've had that marble
in my pocket for the last thirty-fye years
ever since used to play for keeps with Bill
-" 90 Indeed 20 credulously asked his wife.
. But what are these figures on here for
What does IL meani' Seventeen mean2''
slid he, hes;tatingly; oh I7.-why, that was
| the number of marbles Bill owed me when we
| quit playing he marked it on there so |
| wouldn't forget it,' The old fellow had a
narrow escape, and hasn't played any more
"pule" since. .i4
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Tor his purpose, M. GODDARD allows the balloon
10 descend slowly to the earth The drama is
finished, 4 ~. .-
Arrived on terra TRINA, M. GODDARD, not
bearing any hatred to the author of his peril
Gus voyage. fastened to restore him to anima-
ton, and bad him conveyed, hands and feet
bound, to the neighbOring station.
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by A. GREEN. Auctioneer
nllRI.IE SAI.E lE VA PHI III ~

nUBIJC SALE OF y Al Al IL tE P,r,t D,Nc
j LoTs ON THE 'sIAHp, ON 9Th STREET WEsr--
Nv virtue of the last vi and testament of Hanson
Barnes, deceased, and order of the Orphans
Court the subscriber will SELL on THURSDAY,
the 18th day oil June 1852, 81 O'Clock p. m, the
prem res, Lots No. 10 and 10. in William Il. Todd
and William ii. Gunneil's subdivision of Square
No. 465. fronting each q feets inches 9th street
west, between south ID and y streets. by l2o feet
deep: The above property is eligibly situated and
rapidly enhancing in value.
Terms One third cash the balance in 6 and IL
months. secured by the purchasers notes, bearing
interest from the day Of sale, with deed OF trust
days after the sale the property vii be resod upon
one weeks notice, at the risk and expense of the
purchaser. Title made perfect.
ALEXANDER LEE,
Administrator, e. L. A.
ma 4-eo&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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IL The Pennsylvania Republican Convention
met at Harrisburg ON the sth inst. Thomas E.
Cochran was nominated for Auditor General, and
Wm. H. KIen for Surveyor General. The usual
auti-slayery and Standardization resolutions
were adopted, aud the convention adjourned to a
strawberry feast at the house Of Senator Cameron.
No attempt WIS made before the convention to
recommend the senator for the Presidency. The
Cuba question was entirely ignored. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-14

I'VE recommend our espondent to try Mons.
SOY new Sauoe, entitled the 'Sutanas Sauce
liz IS made alter the Turkish recipe; its flavor is ex
ceilent, and it affords considerable aid in cases of
slow and weak digestion.-TRs Lancet. ...-
The Sultana's Sauce is sayory, piquant, and spi-
worthy Ofthe delicate taste Of Sutana, the genius
ol Soyer, and the universal patronage of u dis
eliminating public"-ObSsrrer.
~ a concentration Of all the piquant resources of
turkey and Russia Uat:sd Service Gazette.
GAS titillater of the appetite this Sauce Stands
aona. IL is most valuable adjunct TO Fish, Flesh
or Fowl. aud should be placed on every dinner Ia
=. The Sutans Sauce is q most delicious zest."-
sole gents Tor the United States-GARDNER
G.SNElIN, 2l7 Fulton street. New York; and
BRAY HAYES. "a Cofnhill, Boston.
- The SuItaua Sauce can be had in Washington
Of IL. RIDENOUR, 304 Pa av.; SHEKELl. 4
MILLER, 274 Pa. av.; III. III. NOSE CO., corn
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BY A. GREEN. Auc,lopeer.

T'RUSTEE'S OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
Il HoRsEs, DC, AT AUC TION-By virtue of a deed
of trust from Joseph x. Quiuter to the subscriber
dated March l3 1850, and duly recorded in Biber J
A. - No. l7l, fOlIos So 81, 81 and 80, shall sell, in
front of nv Auction Rooms, on tho corner of 18th
and streets. on TIL E>DAY the 2Ist day of June
next at 10 O'Clock, the following goods and chattels
to wit:
Seed Drill. Thrashing Machine,
Fan Mill, Cutung Rox,
SOrIel Horse. Iron Grey Horse.
Terms cash on delivery.
4. LLOYD, Trustee
ma 81 eO&ds A. GREEN. Auct.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

A RRANGEMENTE 9E Iss. ; Of departurs
N of steamers GEORGE PAGE L.
and THOMAS COLLlER: EE
From Wsshington-Stesmet Geo! =
Page-at 81, 9, and II m, l2l, 5. 5. and 81 p. m
From Washing ton-Steamer Thomas Collyer-si
and 10 9, m, u M, s, 4, and .; m.
From AeNandrs-Steaner George Page-at 3,
9, 10 q. m, llx q. m, N, {, and 81 p. m.
From exsndria-Stesmer Thomas Colyer-es
q :, III a. m, l, s. and r. m, except Tuesday and
Friday mornings, when the Colly er will run her req
nlaI t1ps TO Mount Vernon, heretofore, end omit
her trips between WASHINGTON and Alex and ria from
= m 20 T. IN. only.
The SA sH m. and ~ p. m; boat. from Alexsn.
dTla connect with the trains of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for the North and West.
The Ga a. IN. and " ,. m. boats from w ashington
connect with the trains of the Orange and AlexAn-
dria Railroad for the South and Southwest apN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-14

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE.-The subscri
- hers are authorized Ia sell lot No. L. in Square
No. 242 fronting 80 feet III inches north N St.,
At the corner of Vermont avenue, running back %
feet inches on Vermont avenue.
The beauty of this location for private residence
is not surpas> ed by that rabe part of the
city. The property will be sold entire divided to
Apply to JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO, Auctioneers
and CommIssl Merchants. je 7-eu2w