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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-06-01
LUMBER! LUMBER! !!
MT. Carrie STEAM SAW MILL.

MT. CARRIE STEAM SAW MILL.
We have on hand and for sale at our
saw mill, four miles east of Woods6eld, .
large amount of lumber, including inch
flooring, oak and poplar, ,oeather boarding
H,.ing, hogshead stufs, &C., &c. 4
~ Lumber of all kinds sawed to or.
der.
10y Kiln-dried lumber always on hands
Nov. lO.-3m. A. FL. VANSANr i Co.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-06-01
AUDfToR's OFFICE,

AUDfroR's OFFICE,
WooDsFIELp, Monroe Co., May 2, 1859.
thereby certify that the foregoing laws have
been compared with the laws published by
authority, and found to be correct.
MARTIN L. BOWSER, Aud. NJ. C. o.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-06-01
mo. 1872 AN ACT,
Relating to the Lewistown Reservoir

Dry 81 LRc Otdte V .ORtO. mat IOr the purpose OF
settling with the Miami draulic and manufac-
turing company for the construction of the en-
~largement of the Lewistown reservoir, and cam
ceiling the contract relative to said enlargement
between the state and said company, the sum.of
ninety-ene thorsand one hundred and sixty
seven dellars and eighty-fve cents is hereby
direct ed to be paid said company by the auditor
of state and attorney general, in the manner
and upon the terms in this act contained.
Sec. 2. The auditor of state is hereby direct
ed, Immediately upon the passage of this act,
to draw his warrant upon the treasury in favor
Of Boyle & Roach, for the sum of eighteen thou
sand one hundred and ffty-seven dollars and
ffty-seven cents, which sum, when paid to
said Boyle & Roach, shall be deducted out of the
amount in the first section of this act directed
to be paid said company for said enlargement,
and when so paid, the receipt of said Boyle &
Roach to the State of Ohio shall be received by
said company so much money, and shall oper-
ate as an extinguishment of SO much Of the
cost Of the enlargement of said reservoir, and
shall forever acquit and discharge said COM
, pany of all liability to said Boyle & Roach for
l any claims or demands on the part of said Boyle
- Roach against said company on account Of
said enlargement.
Sec. 8. If the said Miami hydraulic manu-
featuring company shall not settle with the
State and surrender all rights acquired under
the contract for the enlargement OF said reser-
yoir, anil do and perform all other acts required
by this act according to the terms thereof, then
their right to collect water rents for surplus
water of said reservoir of the Miami and Erie
Canal, shall be suspended, and the board of
public works are hereby directed to collect and
pay into the state treasury all water rents of
said reservoir or canal, until said rents so COL
lected shall be equal in amount to the sum paid
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-06-01

SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, o., May l, 1859.
hereby certify that the foregoing act are
true copies of the original rolls on file in this
afice. A.P RUSSELL, Sec'y of State.
, 1859-06-20
-nUr& klcetldlarf4fkls


i fourth incendiary tirc. "Wednesday evening,
was discovered 1T about quarter past elry.
O'Clock. In short time the beautiful and u.c-
1tsl school building of tic Gulcua Classica! In
sillutc WIS in rnilIs. .1n-t nnc week before.
within few minutes of tho SAME time Of the
cl"ck. the alarm was q ivcn that the stable Of the
l;ruadW;tt House WIS Ill fire, by which il heavy
private luhs WIS sustained amt the Court House
seriously endangered. The De Soto House
h.''ck was fired tue week previous in the MORN
ny, and the week be'"rc ut d quarter past II,
Drums chair Factory IVES burnt. These ,irrs
"ccnlTii:s 1T nearly stated intervals at time.
an4 Ii! three Vi the cascs the fires breaking
nHi within Il few minutes Of the same time
III tilc c;cnin-, all .n to siInw that tic vil-
lalny that las caused a1t Of this cruel de-
strnct:on If property is systematic in its infer
Ing hia WORK .ircs rise. Of cnursc, 10 various
c"njrctHrcs. tn simple hearted, hunrst Ilan
WIN rtarri.l,cs thought il his hear, but .uud
Will I" others; it is almost impossible to COLI
cri;1c that any nlaM .'u earth can tuke titaf-
er in tins planning distress, and in thus
esnlliill. :rau'sd i'll the darkness 10 execute it,
But Il few unpleasant Facts will sometimes
k:lac?; aver Il .nu.t pleasant theory, aud when
,.r ..'afc Of burning buildings, knd!ed in .hr
n':hl by all ihccndiars hand, bursts ttrou lis
ti1nr :litcr time in such quick succession. up
further proof Is wanting tint there are spirits
walkin. IN t!,c earth that arc j shame to all
manhood, and whose equivalent reward would
br, iurl!'cati",i by lire. Things hare arrived ut
such pass HOW. flat al will see that the ncccssi
ts is imperative, that every nan should stand
Tor tile defence Of lis nwn property as against
this w:.ftnn rillsinv. aud every resort aud ar-
i1'a,ce Of the city ynretnu,eut known To he CT
i'ctlvc in @ncls ra>r@, >|ln,,ld bc unhcstatinyly
1fltsi, tn discover. to rnnt on and cx1er1uate
til" aE;hur ur authors Of this destruction.
, 1859-06-20

DHowSEp:-Jamcs Spady, second mate of the
steamcr Editor, was drowned at Peoria on
Thursday by being caught and dragged over
board by an anchor. which he was throwing in
company with tic first ulate.
TRAINS SIorrEp.-Thc riyes is again over the
track Of the keokuk, Mt. Pleasant i Musca1inc
Railroad, and the trains are therefore discern
t'nued for the prescnt.--k:okuk Ga:e City, Juns
18th.
sES1kscE cosxr7Ep:-Go,. Hissell has com.
lnuted tile sentence Of ". L. L. Carter. who
was tn be hung in Clinton county, for the 1nur-
der of Btankenshp, On the l7th inst, to impris-
onmcnt for lift.
ScIc1hE.-3fanzel Rntcck, a German, commit
ted suicide i'll the Rock Island Jail on Sunday
last by nearly scycring his head from his body
with Il razor which had been given him to slave
with. His wife had since his unrest for tlctt
elopcd with another man, und note found in
the prisoners cell stated that he Lad been
prompted tu commit the deed from his living
unliappity with his wife.
RopuEEY OF $4,Wh) WORTH OF .IEwEIEl.-
The jcwrirv store Of s. Brnn'n L Co., 1T Hurl-
lngt"n, Iowa, was brnken into and robbed Of
between Si,'Hn' and ::.nn0 worth Of watches
and jrwe1ry, 7 night or two siuce. The burg
lars lad Inf at last accounts bcen discovered.
Aoekford N'yist*r, u.
GHarIrf1SG,-On Monday evening we had tue
pressure q aofng 1lIln. that was neTer done
before in Cedar iiapids. We tut in Our sanctuu
and read Chicago papers Of the same morning.
Heretofore vt lave not received them uutil Tie
:sccont! day after they were printed BY chang.
laE til" '1all from. ttAe evening to the naurMing
train from Chicago, they now reach us in little
over l. hours. This is ~ age Of improvements
-Ctlur tatky TINS.
4 MAs Dtcc1SG HIS OwS GnAyr-A gentle
man, says the Waycrly Iowa) EpuIltu~ Of the
l4th inst, was discovered On Saturday last cx-
ea'atns =, t~9 by seven, and on bring intcrro-
he knew his own business. The answrs not be-
lnG satisfactory, search was made and a rcvolv-
or f'unl 'n one Of the pockets Of his coat He
was allowed 10 return TO town, but bein. again
found the same evening 1t the same place it
was thought proper IL Iacc hi:n where he could
do himself no injury. Having become ena.uor-
I'd Of youn;; lady who did not see til tn return
us af'rr''ons, n il is supposed that h: became
tin" suicide
, 1859-06-20
39re44:&:Ctiiht&tte.


JOB PRINTING.
The P11M TsInrsx 0F7c1 prepared cxscut4 ca
shot no&le arsty variety Of Job Printing IN tho EFT NAM
ZEE and 1t tkl koue I=ta1 Pse<s Particular aue1tto1
1ty<n the prt0tinScf
Hc-1SEss CAxuS, LErTKE HxApa En1 HKApA,
REcx1F11, Fn1rEra. rp01RAxhEa,
FAMF1iE1H, CIRCULAR CRFrKl
BLANK Ao1tH. LAEEA TICXE7t
tFTEINT1SG IN COLORS II
II Ill Its vnccs beautiful sJ;e and At taoteFa.e
rates An e1alp2u1l q specimens md r1oes respect
fully invited.
Hofdenf tue country promptly fed md ind se7t
houehYexp1e
, 1859-06-20

DECLINES TUE Hosog.-Mr. J. r. Burns. Of
.s1abama. appointed ono Of the visitor. 10 West
Point, refuses to 90 in the following rather up-
gracious style:
II aua aware that there i* discrepancy Of
oriuion as to tho existence Of any rc:l danger
IL the institutions md interests Of the South Ut
present, but am n?sn aware that the President
has Leen guilty of fAtu crrrs to the interests
and welfare If tie whole conntry-tha. Of main
tanning his own peculiar nu1ians Of The policy,
without improving the condition Of the Demo.
cratic partr: and whether tie South is TO suffer
Gou the itubecility Of a superannunted I'resi.
dent: CT tie contunacious 5ulpudeaee Of ,hc
Northern Aboiitioni<ts. time will OILY shog't
Watsust tha4 Nj. Burns will repcsnber that
he price Of liberty is eternal visilaacc 1ui ac-
cepl nothing short Of a consulship or coal
agency .-Eal. Er~AaAg+.
, 1859-06-20
TT Ol:SE |, All, Il y 4 ~
Gas and Water.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE LOTS.
INDIANA AVENUE
LtEo

Price Low and Payments 1:aAy.
A,,,frtn JOHN WEST,
ln..N I'm ds?s i'll Iasr e:rtAf.
EToR SALE IN REE>, DEN
+. nan L TO-. ~ 11asa1lc -tEr::.
M. Slow for ca=, rtr; vau:!t pE"trrt; IN c'sss
fttcct- ms. 3tl 4l. ar t:-n Eurell+ with IT'LL
T!rvrtl,t:,.@. 1'E!tr. ss.3.h
No. t'! ss.iuY 4'ts i4':d IN Lsc tieT' T"sn~} ;:'l
land AL! .ln,rinn !1c;+,t..
No. 4G-+nx4n fec; tark. ic S.u:h Na:r. $l5,op &
c-AslI-!i IL L. ts'atl!s.
No. 5s:l 47l's' fri Iadrh ty q fet d.ep cart cf
t'a;t, st.lith trn1t.
5 iuhu: West NulEnc A sGutlI fruit. ilhrltcl
No. S35 fret til st:le Atreet. est fruit Letwtrh Mouos
ant Adams.
So. :,-Hau-e AID LIT Sherman street. c I"s!e l.t
Rtvk lsa.i lnfat. l'rict. 4I,NN.
No. 81: lots t+,er e.rat, west aud Green Fay
Kaad. cf.eap fn1 c.ssai. E!j3i-y
, 1859-06-20
39ubttc Nousrs.
AXE VIEW IIO1ISE

~ Il r. CHESTER Proprietor. "
iarnE rufeha*ec I'll. ~ttl.k:1<a r.t15.p,ept h.{e
rctlted i.s sH1rl1 II with furniture u1at
number Il atefain44 44'it.<t 10 raeet the
vans 4 tie ruh!. and herepx aa2cupee Il i nor
:ren ;id !safy 3ael4V II
enty 70 & tse l.se eath he stfaedy. txatr! e.ihiux
t':e* e. eIae X ~ d. AEyf ~ teal to
f';n, !s;.: i,e Il: It 5e:. a1a E aEt14~ep(e3. -
seek A~av fnH the brat DAT Of ter city, T conx,it
eHan@y Is IA vel s. seatn sct se9e2Ho@ 81 taag md
- 1MA - -~-' - Il. y. CHESTER.
teF%tSa
, 1859-06-20

SUBURBAN RESIDENCE FOR
\ Sale IIvde Park "A new txo--tnT!' hnrsc
s2il. sna wrl] hnl.'es with lHsx DIR ct!la! :"nt
c ace q y"ane grove Heaf tlr Like She. AID "i;la
.aprtr to CHARLES HlTt'HGUa'K,
jt2 lUt tj0J No. ~ cuLtI Clark street.
, 1859-06-20
lSr1l}DhalS.

TEM1N.AL.-1h, undersigned las
i +;".,r h> NV lie # liENTAL lsiEIA[S m the
y, I' a4 Nls:irrit. -:,,sx .j:l t1nraurc
lu l"a,'n"n.re: Ettsa:.rr lIti~ .,r1fr Il Wash
!:sr'' .':.,:. la kENSlHrT.
H,i''A DIS j,r'lt: Surgeon.
r. ". DENSMORE, having re-
I 10 EnsH3 10 h. trE !ot'n. vii. cnE!:uue IN the
fftnur, Grntn, 1Kcua aud Feed 1fnat-
SlrkH.
r. trcf'7e, a: a.o .rc.::et Ia d. Gsnr7i fcnns
-. .:H y! iii .,:v1s.4 If
.,r :, Il - -t'.rl. ~ stIlIu W1.II.i. sTI:EET
4. ...:!.-iEt4.i t'G5Ecf Ut N.;]a
, 1859-06-20

Yhr New ink Hmit says: Owin. 10 t1le
fact sltat Enl hus declared tllr shipment of
crI' I" Fratr" ur Austria 10 be contraaalnl ri
war, t.lr Freuct t;pytri.s.le,,t las hcrn chn.pc-
lrst IN seek supplies in 1i4. (nited Stacs. and
w understand stt u cvHr.4ci las been regent
Is mad: with parties IN France, III connection
with Il l,u:in:: French l:""-' in this country, t.
*ui':.'v fllat Government with :"h,thu tons Ut
tnar11r:sn Goa: tHr the lt-e uf stc8lt vessels III
WIT. The purchases will include 10th lntilra-
eite and htunineus Goals, 10 be delivered 1T
M.r!a'iiics and n,'rr French ports. Snmc YES
se{- have ieen chartered by private parties, I'LL
ed with coal and cleared fur slarseilIe>. The
r''al tn b. >n?l'!'~. under ti!r cantract referred
IL, will c!lie!ts ii nrt altogether be carried ou:
in American vessels chartered f"r tue purpose.
THE \IwLs -l'i>,tvEwFn STArrE OF FESrs.-
The excitement produced in the world Of ait By
Sitsnor Eu.ui's rrccut discovery Of lovely stat
ut Of Venus. in vineyard about half mile
beyond the l'aria r"rtts''. Which had somewhat
:i,Aed has hrrn rrueweI lv the reported sale
y; s.r stat,.e TO tic Russian Minister for the
.1,orrnn,,s sum Of :a.tfh' trancs. 1t will give
su;ns idea If the merits Of this statue to say
shIt il j, generally considered rs likely to rival
tlr reputation ri tl,c celebrated N.tliccan Nc-
nus a1 Florence. The attitude is nearly the
same. bu. suite difference III the composition
shows that ont is mt copy OF the ctfler 1t
appears to n'c II bc If less ideal type than the
''Eenu> de Mcdici." and the legs, especially
frum the knees tiownwar1s, want the exquisite
proportions u the rest If the dsnrc- The head,
w't.rl, WAS found q short distance from the
body. presents grcnt sweetness Of expression. as
int as ran be judged in its present condition,
w9nllnE the no.e unI portion Of tue upper lip.
The detached fragments hare been carefully re.
store1 the arms placed in tie proper POSITIONS.
ard careful ea>t is now in course cf being
taken ly the owner previous to parting wit' tht
original. i aco2y Vi This will. hope. iiu4 its
way 10 New York. to delight the IHsers Of art
in lie Ncv World.-zt!mt to' rarondts'.f Of ''.r
y. J. i:tts;;h1 I:,s:
, 1859-06-20
Dpc Nouscs.
p o S TO Y y Y T. HOUSE.
15S nl1uOls Street,

61tand Dior We*t Of North C.asl ft:tet Ctcazo II,
:: foC7H c1.Ahk sT. ofroa1Tx 1ME corE- norEH,
All kinds of SILK. vf.LvETS and WpOIE EN ~TrFFS
p5rd Or Cleaned .nd E"t.'stet; GRAPE >,!AWl> 81:
n~rd any desirable htAft EfLkS N4fefpd; Etak;jlE
sHAWLS e3eanst xt.honi p,rr c1A'r4; 1E- cz4.iue
Hna r .o!eaehlnx RI GRAPE SuAWLs a7! tAtE II II
IAiNS tarefty attended IT,. A!so TO the ttrann9 q
CARPETS, TABLE COVERS: RIGS. IT,
~ COATS PANTS aat VENTS CLEANED md repaired
IN han,!.na1e rsyte
Mr SeAwatE PRACTICAL and experienced Teer vto "a.
pettnenh hs business himself and ~En imports ali The
rnrtt elr,!. from rance !. tcrr:'r raet 70 Produce
" ,tos ass Fvncl epsE> IN sopefaa xate kin6
:! k3S Or wnoet tufts Il vsy'y hxat trsu th& mum
ruet il the r&s& SateA and cnntde to give ereYy
one Eaftat4et3on wto may IatIcn!ie ht:n
AUGUST SCHWAZ
Is 1lina:s stsee srcen3 tpo1 we&: at North C7x;k
aad No. = 6o11h ch11 rttet rlIc5sl,Is6
, 1859-06-20
Go1N: rP AM nowS Stairs ny MACHINERY
In describing PAran Stevens new hotel in New

ierk, she Jos=.1' Of l~mantrce says:
4 luxurious car or ladies' carriage il provil-
Cd, wl.;c!, will glide frum tue lower floor to the
uppermos, story, easily courcyins eight or ten
persons At trip. This car is propelled hv
steam, and passes up and down upon revolv-
ins spiral shaft nearly 1o*' feet ]nny and about
len i:lches in diameter; and perfect is this
machinery above be removed. the car canoot
descend any faster than psua, owing to an in
Ernious hydraulic arrangement at the base: and
independent Of this. tho revolving shaft mag be
stupled 1t pleasure BY any person inside or out
side Of the car. This car is the invention Of
rreai vhlue
, 1859-06-20
DOSEHILL. CEliETERY-TF

ASO9EHLL CE4lElE1t 1.-The
~ Ma.aEEys At tbs NesshI Cesp4ezy mid arnor7-e
tlas - ana acr t4 late t* err Tie pua!e h.
t!aa u tt.t:e-t ~ iLr Cenet1r r. r<=1. Il by
T. Ike tic< Punk EAa:. sEe G1e-a Hay Eoa4 or tie
r. :iic tsoi ::l" b3:..Re.1 f.n1 ;te c:ss&ectc IT
S1a yak l2 w IS MT fsru1Eh EsHra1y.e u, bT
IT, Gals an Nw.u Kax'ad to Cisca ten S.aliup.
or faHEe: p1 tei. niu.e !. the oIdee 4 :.:e t.rn
pao5, 40. - t-AS a[xt. is.-l{-li43
, 1859-06-20

-::**"Elwood - Is thrivinGiitsle Iowa in Kunkas.
opposite St. joserh. II .hv recent. election it
care ~ Republican tn" Democratic votes. 1t
IS The, banner Town ncrtk Of tlie Kansas rire1.
, 1859-06-20

I OTIS F0k f,'!s>;: SAhE AlL:,So,;' At LAKE
liz lots bc'i4.iIs. tu IlNl, UNIVERSITY. unl LOW
ofrrd fE .ala present [a.,r!e m!H, ,ulc.H to
wi-!ne I" cfjy 1! pleasures fr"a liz thia al houss
r,. Ut tir t'I,y" "f t'l!r:".
They o.attl lkr F"rt.t IN tie utst ltk u Lake
Micls I'll risvaru uEc l.lllgt4 Il lsr The Vel If liz
l.lkv. uiaut twr1y six I> uti fI'n tta:o MI l.th
ssl.- n tie tita" AMI milwaukee, l:sli'ale. in ii
Inits .t tl.rr ai fafuGl fA,las:> a1nl in Tic
tfui"n If Dtf rEt,ss 1c av.ai*s- tur t:AEsf
t' AMI n>f, tluE t' rxctede ss any tie
sIunp IT III the N.sten caA;It.
Iir A.:I,'y tnfd:,E .tw trcpaIai oEy department It
Lind ulvctAtv) l4a% ken rrr4<i ts4 E a':1 j.
In @'tr.r-e!A! en.'i II clilsc II :. r. Miller. NJ.
nt~ l'..,s brInt. Stntr Asl tt'"r thai dt1:u
dwellings have II c1c.trt itislu lie lstI Year
1T aIi.'ntr tEs ;t'ls t1:rii: tFLi:~ ar"nsu,'d1
ton rn .AiF oil c''usAulao' lie rte nj half
The ru!. fltG {sltca every ttcl1 i ffuEa eF-
nr.rI. tia. snu1I.s b,,s.7t atI 'i~'HHly +"
reEl the y IL tlr ry ALL N " M t!'lr fi.r-.a 1t GEt
."r hnrl la ttr Opened and il eucrrs :ul ":t'asnu
fur iI.1h year [.Ist.
Til, Lake Forest aiainn Larc a few l.t>. nan:iy
f'r f4F1.tk Hrfn. |, :ta tv~n. tGt.nlaE frin
eact wie: Il IL i. II reso:a!Ht priGs
As,d IN nsuat tiEIe-
IAr subscriber Lss riitn tie ia.i yrar s twelve.
tl,l-aI dollars w'1l VI tie 4is l:tEins I" lie na
sr.>ty n AsAsiai:t. aid tu ri: few 11
I" ,cro1,s Will fr immediate IMPROVEMENT t,l
c1itIEiiIHI.
FIR iurtct particulars ar,y re:vs 1'a:c. M .: Ha-h
i1f'..n strrc. a'!r'ss Lin ,:.!. TIE t t,tr. lK
I'll. ttlicats, lnnua ILI1-t- tAl'a. Ase4t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-06
MARRIED.,

On the 4th instant. at Charleston, South Carolina,
In the HuguenOt Church by the Rev. r. r. g. Peel .
Lieut.: J. X: HAMILTON. u. s. Navy. to MARY
LOUISA HAMILTON, daughter Of William =
Whaley, Esq, of South Carolina.
At the residence of the brides father, on the
morning of the 5th instant, bv the Rev. Samuel
Rodgers, Mr.. HARRISON r. CARTER, formerly
OF Virginia. to Miss MARY f., daug hter of tie
Rev. James =. Petty, OF this city.
tFrederlcksburg Va, papers please copy
On the 5th instant by tho Rev. Father Knight,
TIA T.. THOMPSON both of this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-06
BY WALL Il BARNARD. AucIionea-S

by WALL i BARNARD, Auctionears
EhCElLENT AND NEARLY NEW THREE
- STORY BRICK DWELLING AT Auction On
MONDAh AFTERNOONS 9Th inst. at 6 o clock,
we VII sen, IN front OF the premises, part of Lots
north between I'd and 81 streets west, aud running
elegant, comfortable and commodinus tbre.' So
Brick Dwelling. supplied Throughout with gas and
water. and heated by flutes from a Latrobs stove
The house has been newly papcred and is il n"rfsct
IeIalr: contains 10 rooms. so: good back build
most desirable location and fast IMPROVING yicin
ity. e i"-
Terms: One fourth cash: the residue in equal
PAYMENTS at 6, IL, aad "a months with inteSeSt
taken. ~ VI ue'
MAJ WALL, n RARNAPn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-06
LOCAL NEWS.

IL THoUsH "THx star" ns pRrSrxp ON THE
BAsrksT srTkN PRESS IN USE SOUTH or BALrT-
MORE, ITS EDITION IL so LARGE As TO REQUIRE 1T
TO BIZ PUT TO PRESS AT An EARLY HOUR; ADyKR-
IIsENENrs, THgREFoRK, SHOULD Blk SENT IN M
TWELVE O'Clock, M; oTHBRwIsK THKY NAY NOT
APPEAR UNTIL THE MKT DAT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-06
BY c. w. BOTELER. AuctioueCr.

kfNE r.MbhOlDERED AN LACE GOODS
AT AUCTIoN.-On TUESDAY MORNING.
MAY icth, comnenciTg at los o'clock, | shall sell
az my Auction Room, Iron Hall, a large Invoice of
eiegant Embroidery and Lace Goods, embracing in
Real Medallion Lace Sets and Collars
Embroidered French Sets and Collars
Eiegant Back Lace Mant las and Shawls,
Real Point ace Sets and Collars,
New POmpadour Lace Sets
Black Lace Wells and Coifeurs
Embroidered Muslin Bands
HoEItOn Lace Sets and Collars
Lace and Muslin Embroidered Cans
SWISS Embroidered Sets, Collarets Collars
GLOVES, Bands Fancy Dress Caps, Head Dresses.
Wreathes, Tides, &c S''S'
Together with large lection of new heaut f,I
tive To the ladies. Wy o''"0
co.. cotton Is disposed of ''''
TERMS cash.
ira 5-St C. w ROTFI Ed ano,
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NoTrcx.- DISTRICT OF CoLumsrA ApyxRrrsx-
9INTs TO BIZ INsERTED IN THE BsLTIxoRK SrN
AHE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE
SrAR OFFICE.
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CAP0N SPRINGS,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY. Va.
leased the ahOve well known S~0
WATERING PLACE IsiH1
tthlS lease embracing the Mountain House. n S,II',s
budlnss.& CD and viii open for the reception Of
can be accommodated earlier II desIred
a. Daliy NAL and Telegraph Office within twenty,
~ Circulars or other information can he bad
~ aauI11sfnlng US as above or j. y. Buck, ESQ., OF
J. G. wADDLE,
j. Is. SMITH,
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By A. GREEN. Anctlonear.

HANDSOME AND VALUABLE BUILDING
II LoTs ON New JERSEY AVENUE AND IsT ST
WEST AT hucTloN.-OnM MONDAY, the 9Th instant
shall sell. in front ofthe premises AZ o;cIncI n
M, nine beautiful BuildinE Lots. known and des
lsnated as Lots G, ID, g, =, X, q, l. and n being
situated as follows: 's M"
Lots u ID, u aud each has a fine front of % feet
on New Jersey avenue, and running hack "a feet IN
lOsto3t alley, between north ID and St.
:, H. Y, a:id n front la feet each on LIST street
west, aud running back 81 feet To- foot sley he
tween ID and T. streets north.
The attention of persons wishing to purchase
bau al building lots called the sat al tba
above lots beng situated in iHe healthy sectIoU
otthe ctty, aud Ia neghboThuu uoied for its TanI
Improvement IN the erection al hne prIyat.a r,,s
dehces, which makes u 4 sale OF Interest 10 an WIN
wish I" purchase property for the erection of resi-
Terms: One fourth cash balance in G, y. ana 70
lhnhths Tor h"t5S bearing iut,reSt, secured nv a
deed al trust upon the property. ~ "
ma Va A. GREEN Aucf
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DIED.

On the 9th instant, Mrs. JANE L., beloved wifi
OF Theodore Sheckles, aged 81 years, 3 months and
II days.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfuy invited to attend her funer al on SATURDAY.
the 9TH instant at o'clock M, from her late re-
dence, No. 81 north 7tI street.
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by J: c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auctioneers.

EHREE THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSES
~ ~ hND ioTs At ApCTIoN.-On THU RSDAY Az
EEBNUON- Nav 18th, at s O'Clock, an I. ont oftbs
premises, we shall sell, Lots Nos ? and I'M snho
DIVISION oi Square No. so, fronting 30 feet on Ninth
BACK " l-ct Inches 10 10 feet alley. with the inn
proVenents Consisting Of three neat aud we'll bui IN
throe- STORY Brick Dwelling houses. The corner
house has an excellent store room and has hae1
ocSupl"' Tor some time grocery store
FERNS: One fourth cash the resIiue i'm l. and a
vars with interest, secured by deed of trust on
ma sd ], G.. McGI-IRE A. On Auo..
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BY BARNARD n BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
RKiCk HOUSE AND LOT ON WATER ST
. w ~ ,Es1,,ksGEIoWN. At AUCTION.-On SATITRDAN
hFIEhNOoN, 9TH May, at 51s O'clock i'm font Of
the premises we VIII sell, a Lot OF Ground on the
noIth sue OF alter street. east and near the cor
ner oil Congress and Water Streets fronting Ii feet
S1s inches, and running back IDS feet 10 an alley nm
proved with twO-story Brick Dwelling
Sale positive.
Terms: One-thIrd cash the residue IN and p
mo- Will interest Title perfect deed given
aP 25-ts BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Aucts.
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NOTICE.

M Subscriber would inform his friends ana the
Puhic generally thar be las REMOVED has Moon,
anu COAL. AK ID 10 the corner of 4th and sts .
where lac will be pleased Ia those who will favor
him with a call.
2-enI ISAAC ull
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NEW PATENT MSTTrn,.c y, ou,

The subscriber having recentIy obtained :. ,.,,,
Tor new Improvement IN Flows for weedin M corn
Gphacco, aun other crops, is ready % dispose OF
uShts aiu licenses upon reasonable terms Thu
n2lement Is no experiment. 1t has been fuy tested
anu approved by some Of the most snhstsnt,.
farmers and planters of Maryland The caJti6cs,ss
Oh It's success Will tell more for a than any descrin
uoh OF encouilum of INV own. The Pnw a,d csfF
uhc.tes may to seen at Bauholow's Seed Store ~,
nh street. Persons wishing % purchase NAV IN
cure 81 me- OF, Dr. Chas q. Page. Patent Att0Tpe,
So tn ST. THOS. 4. ROBER TSON
dpS-ltn 33l NJ street, w