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Elnancinl.

NEW YORK, April 29.-Stocks closed lower and
auii Chlcagoand Rock Island s. 4; illinois Cen-
trail sharrs 65; do. bonds La Crosse and Mil
y; Michigan Southern. %; New York Central
.eA; Pennsylvania Coal Co. sOI; Reading 5OI
Missouri 6'sS1t
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
TATALOGUE SALE OF LIBRARY OF THE
NJ hArE T. BARroH kEy.,On TUESDAY EVE
we shall sell tho Library of the late Phil Barton
key, comprising a large and valuable collection of
Law and Miscellaneous Books -
Also. at the same time, a lot of Military Equip
ments Swords, PistOis, superior Rife. &c, &c.
Catalogues Of the Books NAV DO obtained al the
AUCTION rooms one day prior To the sale
Terms S50 and under cash; over that sum credit
bearing interest
w. A. MAURY, Administrator
apNd J. C. NciiIJiRE A. Co ancts
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AUCTION DRY GOODS.

AUCTION DRY GOODS
L HAVE Just received from the Philadelphia auc
tions a large assortment of DRESS GOODS con-
sistng of SILK ROBES. BAREGE ROBES,
i,AWS ROBES, BLACK SItkS, .BAREGE
DELAINES, cHALLlES, DUCA LIS Also
STELLA SHAWLS. LIGHT KID GLOVES,
MlTTS, EN- &c, which will be
sold at very low prices. Fl. EGAN,
32l and 1923 Pa. avenue,
ap 25-6t between 9th and 18th SITS,
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New York Market.

NKw ORR, April 29.--Floar has advanced q
2Ie. state Ss.aSa5 Us; Ohio 90 4SaSS 10 soI,hern
-. $3.50 so. - Sou'1e'"
Wheat firm and higher, but dun; white sop,h.
epsi *. Corn firm. and slightly higher; mixed
~ kaS3c; yellow sOls1c
Potk has declined; mess sl6 ssasI6 50; trims
Sl2 75al2 s7k.
Lard dull al 11s,altx
Whiskey dull At De
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WALL & BARNARD, Auets,
By A. GREEN. Auctiona.r

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOI SEHOID AND KITCHEN FURNITIRE
May, shall sell, At the residence of Il K. IUndy
Esq. NO; 40 LoulsTana ave. sonth side, between
o.h anu nn streets at ~ o'clock q. M, excelen;
assortment of Furniture, viz:
Rosewood Parlor Set, Marble-:op and other Ia
Gilt frame French plate Mirror and other Glasses.
Mahogany Sofa. Wardrobe,
Dressing and other Bureaus, Rocking Chairs,
tains, " "
High Post, Cottage, and other Bedsteads. Wash
Feather beds, Bedding, hair and shuck Mattresses,
Painted w ardrobes Bookcase and Chairs,
Brussels, Ingra Stair and other Carpets,
ouctnth, Ghiha. Glass aud other Crockery Ware,
Cooking. Radiator aud other Stoves,
Also, a lot OF OF Kitchen Requisites
Terms: All sums under SIS cash over S25 a
credit OF and 20 days for approved endorsed notes
ap8 A. GREEN Auct
r. ). The House is for rent a convenient and
spacious building. Inquire on the premises. A. G.
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LOCAL NEWS.

III FHeusH I" THE STAR" Is PRINTED on rHR
rAsTEsT sTKkG PRRss IN USE soufH o. BALfI-'
hoRE, IFS EDITION II so LAReE AS TO RKQurRE IT
TO BE- PUT TO PRESS AN KARLY HOUR; ArVkR-
IIsxNyNrs, THEREFORE,, SHOULD BE sxSr IN BY
TwKLys O'CLOCK, n; OTHERWISE Tiki NAV MOI
APPEAR UNTIL THE NEXT DAT. EgEFE
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY C. w. BOTELER, AuctIoneer
GALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FUR
the residence of Sir William Gore ouseisy, corner
ment ail Of his Household Furniture ooasistiRs in
One superior Rosewood Parlor Suit upholstered
-, IN green aud gold brocatelle,
W. lnut Etegsre and Secretary, ..
One superior Rosewood Parlor suis, upholstered in
Giltefifa niS Ma tel Mirrors. -...
Tar4stry, Brussels, Parlor, and Chamber Carpet
Mahosany Etsgerey, COTTAGE Parior Chairs,
E Nm s window Curtains and Cornices,
MAJ Mants and Table Ornaments,
SEsH re- gisfs GssTss Ms$s s9 ssisaeso.rd,
Walnut Dining room Chairs,
Glass SIa ;sJ ard 1d Gro. CIocksry WsTs,
sGS@.f Desert rss k snd r.. Ware.
sG Ga anS and ras9 generally
MsTbis.t"p Wsshstands, B sdaiTns bureaus
S.ts Of G9ttass Chamber Furniture. ,..
a dissy S ssd PWssobes
l&;Punages' Cane seat Chairs, Toilet Sets,
Wai11t and f Msioss anSFTr sss Secretary
Refrigerator, Kitchen Furniture,
Terms: So and under, cash over So, a credit
81 60 and 80 days, for approved endorsed notes. bear
sP 96-d C. w. BoTELER. Auc,.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. AuctIoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
trust recorded ia Liber J. A. s. No. las, folios sas
the following described property in Washing ton
At y O'Clock M, on TUESDAY. May 2ath, in
front ol the premises, Lot numbered =, in Square
tween Sth and 9th streets east running back 81 feet
Lot No 10. in Square s7a fronting 81 feet on 10th
street eSst between south and o streets, running
Ats O'Clock p. ms, on the premises, Lots Nos s. 4,
10, 9, aud 10, In Square No. &c. being the en-,
The hole of Square No. ss7. This square has
been under cultivation for many years and is very
Terms: One-third cash the residue in 6 and y
months In equal lnstalments, bearing interest from
the day ofsaie, and secured by deed oftrust the
All eSSoqysya9gipg At the cost 1fthe purchaser.
ap Rs slsdads hhff M HaiHfRERSo "a Trustee
BY J. c. MCGUIRE CO.. AuctIoneers.
| TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il EsTATE.-By virtue of two deeds Of trust from
John Bohlayer, Jr, and wife duly executed and re-
corded, the subscriber will sell. on THURSDAY
the 2th day Of May, 1859, at 51a O'Clock D. m on the
premises Lots Nos. l. 3 8, Is and IA, in Square
No MIS- Sss, with the Improvements.
Is street. between 18th and 9th streets east and on
5Ih anu 9th streets east, between north and sts
The improvements thereon are well and substan-
TIA ly built.
The property will he sold as a whole or divided
IN lots 10 suit purchasers, aud offers rare opportu-
nity 10 persons desiring to build or invest.
Terms of sale: One-thlTd cash. and balance in 6,
a. ana ~ months, Tor notes bearing interest from
1.-THE terms Of sale are not complied with 5days
alter the sale tho trustee the right RESELL
upon one weeks notice. at the risk and expense OF
purchaser.
All conveyancIng at the expense of the purcha-
sers. CHAS. :. WALLACE. Trustee.
ap l5-eo&ds J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
D.pN Apn n nrCuDX - ---
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ap 25-6t

w DECIDED BARGAINS
w r Offer large stock of tho articles below
named as decided Bargains
l0-4 ia, and 1874 real Linen Sheetns of the stand
ard quality,
800 pieces Irish Linens, thick, medium. and thin,
made To our orders in Ireland,
50 pieces Black Silks from narrow and medium up
to extra fine and wide,
80 pieces extra fine white CAME and other Flannes
l,S pieces plain White Camhrics and Jaconets,
leo pieces White BTilliants in all grades,
100 pieces White Plaid NaiHsooks,
Table Damssks, Diapers. Towels, Napkins. Doy-
lies, &c:-a vast stock, in great profusion Of
choice styles.
We believe it ia well unders TODD that we invari-
ably offer and all of the above classes of fabrics
usually found in this market.
Our stock of all the standard staples for general
family wants is now thoroughly assorted.
New supplies from the North and East daily.
An examination of stock invited; it implies no
obligation to purchase.
One price only, marked in plain figures; therefore
no purchaser is deceived
We are not opening any new accounts.
All bills presented monthly for payment in cash.
Orders solicited from the interior, all of winch
command our most PROMPT and careful attention,
PERRY & BROTHER,
Extensive Dealers in all kinds of Dry Goods
of the best class, Central Stores,'
ap &c 1t wet building. oppO. Centre Market
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Daltkmsre N1arkets.

bALrixoRE, April ee.-fiour closed active. with
an aaNance OF 6al2c. on Howard street and Ohio
neat CLOSED active, with an advance of Dc
Soth closed active, with an advance of Dc
Provisions closed arm and upchanoed h,co,
sides, 9aa9kc. 80 '-So'
Whisky closed quiet; city and Ohio as Sesoaxc
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AUCIIOI 4ALH

/ RJ WALL BARNARD. Auotioneers
ANR 6ksHsssw SksSR1ESA At AG &
corner ofsth street and PeRnsylvania ayepne' =
lly9ics OF CrockerJ and Glassware Of different
P Plate. AID Dishes, common and granite, -.
Deep Vegetable Dishes, Sauce Turreen.. %
Gavy Boats, Pickles, Sugar Dishes, -
Tum Bic SG ses rs.' VIM a@e PHASES.
Glass Bowls and Dishes, Jelly Tuinblers,
All Of which viii Be sold without reserve in lots to
1t $500 WALL. 4 BARNARD, Aucts.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIoneers.
TRuSfdEE's sALE;-By virtue q deed Of
i solics rs. lsf Iss and isl one ofthe saa reccfds
W its eGTnty in the District Of Columbia
az. in the City Of washington, District Of coian
The sale will take pacest 5I O'Clock in the after
no. nSoh and the terms Will bs-0ne-thrd cash, and
and IL months, with interest 49, r"'"o'' :"
Should the purchaser fsii to comply with the terms
night to resell hes real estate ar the oos
and IIsk OF the purchaser. = =
80. ,,WM. GRIPPE, Trustee.
aP I'D J. c. MctufkE q co nucts
BY WALL h BARNARD, Auctioneers.
SALE OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
fes%os M9SD aY and fFfg EEspxSSe M6ksS
!NGS, I'd and Sd May. at 10 O'Clock, at Store No.
326 Pa avenue, north side, between 9Th and 10th
streets we VIII sell stock OF Fancy and Staple DRY
Black and t;olored Dress Silks, Spring Delaines
Eouard Silks, Baya1ere Bereges,
Chali,s -, Lawns, Aipaccas, P1plins, g. ID 9. /
II liants, French and American Prints
TaInartines, Robes. Shaw wis, Scotch Plaids
Gin gbams, Swiss Mouslines
Ladies'. Misses and Gents Hosiery
Cloths, Cassimeres, Nestinss Cd
Napkins, Table Linen, and Toweliny,
irish and rsnch Linens, and DrIliings,
Bieach and Brown Cotton Shirtin-s.
Lace Wells, Artificial Flowers Collars &c
Wear. " " 's
will be sold without reserve w
Terms cash. GO
aPs WALL & BARNARD. Auets
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BEFORE buying boots and shoes for yourselves
or children be sure to call at ii Mela K Sons.
near Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street, and ex-
anime his large and complete assortment
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Carpenter shop and several other buildings at the
Chimney stack, Iron, &c, at the building for the
steam stone-cuttlng machine,
Also, large lot of CenteriDg and Forms Al "A
along the line, which win be sold ia lots
~ Ihe SAFE VIII Commence at 10 O'Clock, at Culyert
at each place in order -'--A %
FERNS cash. in specie; and the buildings TO be
removed wlthIna specified time :. ~ = ~
APIS RARNARD q BUCKEY. Auction'rs.
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PHILADELPHIA. April 2s.-Et-Jndge Vosder
smith, OF Lancaster, has been convicted In the 4
) district court on two Indictments for forging
fraudulent pension claims. -Four other indict
ments against him barred by the statute Of linn
tations
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u Is. II. SMITH, Trustee

By BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown,
RRlCK HOUSE AND LOT ON WATER Sr
AFTERNO 18th May, at 81 O'clock in font of
the premises, We Will sell, a Lot of Ground on the
north side OF Water street east OF and the
ner OF Congress and Water streets fronting l6 feet
3a inches, and running hack rs feet an alley I'M
proved with atwo-story Brick Dwelling.
Sale positive. -. .--r..- D.. ...-..-. st..-
Terms: Ope-third cash the residue In 6 and u
months, with interest. Title perfect deed given
ap ssts BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Aucts.
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Mr.. SIcKLEs.-It is stated that Mr.. Sickles will,
on his return to New York city, 90 to his father 8
house. 1t is also stated that he will apply imme-
diately for a divorce.
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CHARLEsroS. April % -,rh. 60. =,
has arrived from Havana with date, 10 a.. os,e
sugar wa, steady and the market generally IN
3xa34 rails; Muscovado 4Xagi risl. ryt eo
are dull. Sterling exchange Izai2k. On Sev
York sixty day bills par TO i prem
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs,

L MARKETS. Burr, Ira Nickersoi, naster,-A
has arrived, and will commence receiving ~
lr:lgi u or the above port tomorrow (rhurs- -
HARTLEY & BROTHER,
ap N-iW ......... ..... 80 and 1Ol Water ST.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph 10 the Evening Star


NekFoIk, April 2s.-Sf Paufs Church, fcath-
Die DIE, In Portsmouth, presided over by Rev jos
nr,., was entirely destroyed by Are last night
was the work Of aa Incendisry The ehy,eS ~r,s
sn,.S q, a. issa at cost Of Sas 0o0 and was in
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MATRIMoYIAL.-No less than seventy-eght Ii
censes, matrimonial. have been issued by the 10
lite license clerk at the City Hall during the cur
rent month.
PKNNIEs:-Those in want Of Pennies, or SINAI
coin, for change, can always obtain them ON appll
cation At the counter of the Star Once II
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REAL EsTArE.-Jas. McGuire & Co, sold
Yesterday lot 8, in DavidsOn's subdivision Of
square No. 2JI, fronting y feet on New York
avenue. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
with twO-story and basement brick house TO
Joseph II Adams. for S5.9I5 Also lot No =
same square, fronting - feet inches at the cor
nsr OF Fourteenth street and New York avenue 4,
! Z; Willard, FOR 81 per square foot. Also lot
No. 4. in square No. n. 10 Jas Ginnatty for 6X
cents per foot. Also. - 900 Corporation OF Wash
ington stock, at lV2S. go,
CHANCELLOR BIBB, who recently died in q eoepe-
town az the advanced age of eighty five. was an
extraordinary man. He bore a wonderful like
in person To Chief-J Justice Marshall, and wa.
a man 81 the same class and the same physical
conformation. To the Last he Wore long black silk
st"s kIngs. knee buckles. and white crsvat and
Tufns7S. and long quene. Bat what Is more
Hi1rkablr he never lost his passion for bis violin,
aud would take IL now and tiien To his study for
amusement. Ills habits Of life presented model
IL MODERATION &
DrAD.-Se strrday we mentioned that Paul Ste
venS, Esq, one Of The regular jury panel OF the
criminal court, Was very i'll. and not expected to
survive before the paper had reached all the city
subscribers he was dead having departed this life
about , o'clock. p. IN. He was about sixty-ei0h,
years OF aye, aud had spent lie nnrtiou
Of his fife In the District Of Columbia ne wa,
generally respected as quiet, unassumi NO. Chr
fIan man. e. - =
DENoGRAIIc AkErISG.-A meeting of the Sew
enth Ward Democratic Association took plac,
last evening, At Potomac Hall, al which il was Re
solved To assemble I'm mass meeting At the ss,n
place. on next TLursd1y evening, TO make nomi
nations for the City Councils and choose delegate
u the democratic city convention. w. q. Floo,
Pfes.ded and II. A. Ga 4 acted as secretary. =
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NE QUINCEY'S NEW YOLUME--Ths Aven:
- ger narrative, and other papers by the an
thor Of Confessions VI an OPIUM Fate, Il vol; Is
vol; Is cents. 2" y = - - >
For sale by =. y, l.. :, 81.
apis 322 Pa av., bot sth aud 10th SITS.
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NOTICE.
i Hi Copartnership heretofore existing between
ESocH TUCKER and T.. h. TUCKER, under the firm
OF r.. Tucker IL CO.. WAS dissolved onlthe LIST ~
April, 1853. by mutual consent All persons having
claims AGAINST the above hrn will present them 10
either OF the parties for settlement and those in
debted are reg ested to make Immediate payment
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-19
THE TRUTII.

Having listened With a,tention 20 the dis.
clssion bsisesa Messrs Faulkner anI B,,s.
Ter, on Friday last 10 our town, and having
mainly from that discussion. assertiiuei
80 following lNCONTKONERTIBLE
'Aci,.-Ba's Consultation.
TIE folIoEiny inoOstrovsr,ibis f...,"
arc those = " Ich We reier in another ell
emu of oar Taqsr. Il s,riEc. Us as very
strange however, that If ,ueh facts were in.
oon'To'eftllls tie editor Of the Constitution
could not have possessed himself Of them in
the CongressioHA! proceedings aud no, the
evidence Of taciT existence, founded ouly
upon the base assertion of the Hon. Cha.
Jr'"i upon the stump. Blu, TO pu, the mat
ter to the test We deny tho truth Ct e1cl
aud all tho facts" IS Get forth IL the article
OF tho Constitution, and challenge the proof
from The RECORD. Let us have it or staui
convicted Of an attempt at deception.
Who has uniformly voted AGAINST
every proposition TO give any Psrquistss
EmoluDsDts, b. ks, or allowances OF Auy
kiad, 70 members Of Congress.
CT FAULKNER.
Dan C0adt'a.0g
Aad w. ask. il this DO 90. who IA. mad,
GteA'eF use Of such rcrIaisito,. especially
tho books sna garden seeds. than thu. sane
Mr.. Fsulknsr' Has he not di tribu,ed. no,
for the SAKE Of the people tu; for s,ls.b par
poses, more Congressional document, and
more packages OF worthless garden truck
than any ten representatives 10 Copgre,.
Add yat be has tho bare faced .aIontsry 70
declare frsm the hastings that he hA. uni
iormiy vOted against perquisites lie
votes against the wrong Aaj then take. sd
Vattags Of it TO max. votes out upon ,ush
hyp0eri'ioal Inconsistencies they are dste..
table enough to MAKE skunk blush.
Who voted sgaina tbe Congregational
ComPsnsatiOn Bin G. j FAULKNER
Bah Constitution
Who accepted the Congregational ssmpsa
'at'on after Cougre.s yAs.s!.t. Wy sic
Hon. Charles J,ms Ils voted aga.a,, i,
aud then put i, ia bis ekst.
Who IL the author OF tbe Fugitive Slave
Law 4 PAt'LKNFE
Bs'h Ca4'ff4ao4
We deny i. ia toto and challenr- a.,
proof Senator Mason oGsreI The pf5p5...
ton before the senate II F.ulknsrxastls
'athor Of q way j. u that Senator VI dee.
ig'va Lin the creIi, Of is. WMF.ai-
nsr A7ow himself the ssibor d IT, Ws
dare bin e doit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-19
LEY TnEpLorLE aEuEMu.,.

That the Hon Z. j Faulkner boa,.sd in
bis speech befcro the people Of PasO eoun.
~, that he bad saved several million, 10 the
Trsa'ury by detecting gross frauds sgaiu,,
the Government, but the truth Of tho AZ.
s=''ion needs ihatvery important eou,idsr..
"oa Tie Froof Let this bo fcr,hconirs-
the people desire il. The matter if true.
can be easily .ub'tsn:iated. The proof
'As proof lie, the people b.vei,.
LET THE POEPLE REMEMBER
Th,,th Hon. Mr.. Faulkner voted .sais,.
the Old soldiers Pension Bill, becaus. CT
Its drain upon the Treasury, bu, be accepted
eN THous.No DoLLAEs for nine months
service as representative Of this district.
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER.
That whilst be wouldn't vote N. mn,
piiian9e OF e7j TO aid the worn on, dsfeu.
dsrs OF their country, a,Dy Of shom from
dI'saie contracted in the service and from
age aod deerepituss are totally Incapable
OF obtaining the CON Rope.t pessssaries Of
10 Yeti be Vetsd 10 appropriate TmLrEES
HrNDnID AND FITTr DsLLAHs Of The p.o>
pies money TO by a Looking Gl1n 20 adorn
the speakers room Of the Hous. Of Rorr,-
ssoiatiVes T'irItrH HHaG,,d and 6nv
d0.!s' ~ Enough Of itself to pay ID.
pension Of Nghleen cid sollieyI for one YEA,
aud k'eI fhsoI from Ha'rIsk Aud 70, b.
would sooner spend ihis Amoani to please
the srisioefaiis speaker than give it 10 tb.
worthy defender Of bis eouniry's honor and
liberty
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER
That sac Hsa. Sir. FAaisner yotaa i.
purchase II Chsirs at NisErr st1 DoLI,s,
Apiess for The use Of himself and eOmp.er,
bat he refused to vote . srlaA piGane. 20
tho poor widow snd orphan who usr. bs.
rsfi of shusbsnd and father By the deadly
baI''' Of tho enemies Of our sountry
We say les the people remember these
thing' 81 tie ?, lis, on abe 4,h Thar,dav i,
My Surely The .pirii Of their faith.
s' those sho foughi, lied aad died ia De.
f'nea q their ooaotrJs rights aud l,berti,.
W'u.d sf'-s from tho grave il their ,oss
ID 1o' a'sng' the wroBg Psrpo,rAtod upon
tleir Rsnoris'- their viJous ard orph.o,
sod their surviving sompsnios, q the d.v
list tried mems souls
REMEMBER THIS AT THEPoLLg
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