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BY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers,
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND I'm
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON l2TH STREET WEST
BETWEEN MASS. CHUsETTs AVENUE AND NORTH Nj
sTREETTOn FIR DAY AFTERNOON july 18th.
a. "a CLOCK on the premises. we shall sell, Lots
no " and l3 IN Davidson subdi Of so
no ~, fronting each q feet on 18th street west
between Massachusetts avenue and north M street
running back loo feet. Lot u improved by nea,
irane Dwelling House containing six rooms, the
other Lots are beautifully laid out as flower gar
zen They will be sold separately sou
Ih1se lots are handsomely located in a very de-
sIaDle ana Iapidly Improving part of the city and
The sale is worthy of attention OF persons w6o DE-
SIZE hne building site. Title perfect NV N
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue i'm 6 70 ,n nd
10 months, with interest," secured by deed Of trust
y9-d l. C. McGITIPE e. On a.,
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AUCTIOU.ALn

A HHSSsYHEE s6 HIp blNNVs'ig3 ST oy
sr,v Sns so STREET WEST, BETwREN D AND E
DAY Jsiy ss0Sn THURS
premises, we shall ssi one OF the mott dssr. las
and beautifully situated lots on Sixth street vsst
between ID and streets north, hayinx a front Of 81
feet and runnn to large alley in the rear about a5
feet, and contanng about Sill square feet at pres
ent IL rs occupled Dy two houses-a small brick
feet front. - : 1850
Terms: One tlird cash the residue in ak, twelve
and elsht5en months, with interest, secured By
decd or trust on the premises.
Title lndisputable; al cunveyanclpg at the cost
OF purchaser. J. c. MCGUIRE Z CO.,
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ~ =
A DMlNlSTRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSE
"A HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the 14th instant, shall at the
residence Of the late John L.. Writ, No. 5a4 North
Capitol street. Capitol HILL at 10 O'Clock, by order
Of the Orphans CouTt good lot of Furniture, viz
Bedstead., Beds, Mattresses, Window Curtsins,
Washstands, Basins and Pitchers, Chairs. Tables,
Flreboards, velvet covered Chairs, Candelsbras,
Mahogany Table, Secretary, Lounge, Rock er, Oil
Looking Glass. Radiator, Comforts, and Bedding
And many other articles which We deem unneces-
sary to enumerats.
Terms: All sums under S7s, cash; over en-, q
credit of sixty days, for approved endorsed notes,
'e ,FToRTAN HITz, Adm, de boni, non.
~ u-d A. GREEN, Auct.
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MINIS Dniss SUITS, r..
youru., n,,., su,,. Mess Business Sxiis.
Yoxths' Business Sxits,

~ ChiLdrea's School Suits.
NOAH WALKER Co., Marble Hall Clothing
Store, Browns Hotel Building would respectfully
announce that thel annual display of Spring and
is comprised of an assortment of Gentemen's and
youths Clothing OF the newest and richest designs
In material, trimming, and workmanship
To those who study excellence with economy i'm
fashionable articles Of dress, opportunity is now
offered Tor selecting from the most attractive stock
81 Ready Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
uuoeo prloes' ap 8-ly
SANFoRp's LIVER INvIsoRAToR which CANA tn
US recommended as cure for Liver Conn plants,
hna an diseasrs arising from Diseased Liver. The
favor, INDUCED us 10 try it, and now conviction is
cetaln tnat II Is one OF the greatest blessings
given 10 Dyspeptlcs, for II made a coInpleta cure
before the hrst bottle was taken. and now we can
eat anything eatable without trouble while before
nothing but the lightest food would digest, AID
often of that gave Pai9 Now what we want to to
trouble you, do not fail to try this the greatest
remedy in the world.
Sold by all Druggists. jeH-2wr
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ieH-2w,r
MARAyILLA!
MARAVTJ.Ilt

MARAVlLLA! MARAvILLA!
MARAvILLAm
The most wonderful preparation known
For DestrOyinE Dandruf;
Curing Badness: .-
Reltecinx Sick Headache g H5r.
Prereattns the Hair from Falling Out;
and Producinx GIoSsy TurIs
Sold by all respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, and by the PropretOrs. Price 50 cents
CHARLES ERNEST Il Co, sc Maiden Lane N T.
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IL will accomplish all that is claimed for It, and
no one need fear or mourn the loss of hair if they
Je3 SIN J. NJ. BRADsTREEr, 81 Broadway, NJ Y,
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~ + w A r r A N G EME NTS
l AT THE
UNION BOTTIJNG nEpnr

r. T. III -
UNION BOTTLING DEPOT,
No. 81 GreeH street, Gsorgetotca 10 c. ....
Inc undersigned respectfully announce TO their
friends and the public In general that they have at
large expense remodled their establishment hay-
ing spared no pains in making every necessary ar
rapgement for conducting their business syste1ati-
ealy; We have introduced the water from the
Washington Aqueduct, and also added thereto a
iarge hlterer, through which the water passes, SO
that 1t becomes perfectly clear.
They now hatter themselves that their MINE
kAL WATERS cannot be go ual ed in tha District
IN addl pI e ths above they have laid large
brated breweries ia the United States.
Also, I0y0D gallons OF prime EASTERN CIDER,
ties. " wv
Prime CRAB APPLE CIDER, Xxx PALE,
BURTON. and PHILADELPHfA AIES nut nm
N pint bottles expressly for invalids, always on
An orders BY mail. or given to drivers, will be
IL All good delivered free of charge
ma u II (States) Army 4 SHINN,
EQR SALE-A good SECONDHAND CAR
Il RAGE, which will ba disposed of on reasOna
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FUTURE DAYS

BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auetioneers.
CORPORATION STOCKS FOR SALE At
~ AUcr1oN.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Jniy l2th, at O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, we
S6oo Cooperation of Washington quarterly six per
$50 Corporation of Alexandria six per cent.
Terms cash, in current funds
~ so J. Z. MCGUIRE a CO.. Auct'rs
WILL BE ADDED, for account Of whom il NAV
concern, SS.HO Corporation Certificates of ,ndebt-
edness, bearing interest from October, 1858.
~ lid J. G. MCGUIRE & Co Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-11

The MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION proposes to
give picnic at Arlington to- morrow and have
made great preparations for enjoyment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-11

The REGULAR REVIEW of the police came off at
the City Hall this morning, presenting no new
features. - .
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ONE OF THE MOST useful establishments In the
city, not only to the citizens but to the people in
the country, far and near, is the extensive hard
ware store Of John r. Elvans 4 Co, 800 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, south side, where is kept on hand
a large and complete stock Of carriage findings.
olacksmith's goods, and cabinet and upholstery
hardware and findings. For list Of the numerous
articles which can be found at this establishment
In It's various departments see advertisements In
another column.
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w recommend our correspondent to try Mons.
Efoyer new sauce, entitled the 'Sultana's Sauce
LIE aae after The Turkish recipe; its flavor Is ex-
ceHent ana ~ affords considerable aid in cases of
SLOW ana weak Questionable Lancet -
1.-The Sultana's Sauce is savory, piauant and an; .
cy; a happy combination of havors and essences
T9atS 81 the n dde ,S taste ola satana
or;@; Soyea, anu !ne universal patronage of dis
r. cohcentfatlon Of al the piquant resources of
turkey ahd Russia United Service Gaz.tte.
AS utlliater Of the appetite this Sauce stabds
sione. IL is most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh
OF Fowl and should be placed on every dinner IN,
NJ The Sultsns Sauce is most delicious zest.n-
q sole gents for the United States-GARDNER
SnfxEbIN, 215 Fulton street. New York: and
HAYESs "a Cornhill, Boston.
Of Y II; RIDENOUR, 3O4 Pa sv.; SHEKETfT
M MI y. hh, "a Pa; av.; n. H.VOSE CO., corn
Or -, "a "a ay. and 10th St; and other Grocers
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SOf En- , SUITANA SAUCE,
FOR HOT OR CoLD DISHES OF ALL KINDS.
ms most delicious and appetising Sauce was in
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NEW JEWELRY
: 1--we Just received q fine assortment of rich
yEWElsRY, that win sell much below the usual
prices. Call soon at 33S Pc. avenue. -
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III ENHG WiCkARDT, HARNESS MAKER
II SADDLER, AND CARKJA G E-TRIMN
MEX, recommends himself to the public. Be -
ing new bes inner, ne PROMISES tn do the best
20 satisfy all his customers. Repairs neatly done
Ierms cssh. Third street west, near southwest
col neI OF "a aVenne jy 8-e03t*
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nv LEWIS PAYNE,
w HOLESALE BOOTAND SHOE DEALER

w HULESALE BUUTAND SHOE DEALER,
Bridge street, GeorgetotcH, ID. C.
The attention of the trade is respectfully called 70
my stock Of Youths, Mems, and BOys'.lSav
CAI:FSklN SHOES, for summer wear HHI
all of my own manufacture.
Ny, stock of PATENT. LEATHER -
ton. ~.
A. large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
tsutabe Tor servants) also on hand and constantly
~ Country merchants and others In want are
invited TO call or address me at No. ~ Bridge st.
Id. Of
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AccIDENT.-On Saturday afternoon, about one
O'Clock, son of Col. William p. Young, "a lad Of
about ten years who had been at Rock creek,
fishing. ia company with several Of his com nan.
Ions, met with a very serious accident from the
explosion OF pistol which he at the time held in
bis hand, and with which they had been amusing
themselves. His left hand was SO completely
shattered that immediately on his being taken
home and medical aid obtained it was found
necessary To amputate 1t, as far up as the wrist
he has also slight flesh wound about the stom-
ach. He IL now considered out Of danger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-11

/ ADiES Shopping with long mesnorandums can
! MI them by calling q STEVENS Fancy Ssore
SsS, bstvsen och aad 10th ST. jsi "a
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ID TOW !-TOW!-TOwl
Upnoaisterers' and Carriage Makers use, jsst "a.
celveo, and Tor sale low, FOR CASH.
yOS. T. X. PLANT A Co
PRAcTIcAL UPHoLsTERKRs. 3sO Iy m
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EOR SALE-A good SECONDHAND CAR
kIAGE, which will ha disposed of on Tea.ona
BILE terms. Apply as above ma d
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BY A. GREEN Auct,opeer -.

TON ACCOUNT OF NO ISSUE OF THE
on yesterday the above sale is postponed until
hour r "~
jy6 AGREEN Auot
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MS iilOsI ucllclOuS anu q
vented by the renowned
- Soyer," on his return
from the Crimea, and since
MS decease - manufactur
ed by CROSSE Il BLACK
WE'LL, London, from the
Original recipe. The man
uiEcturers simply ask for il
q trial, convinced that il
must add to the already
arge consumption, and
that Il will prove itself un-
eQualied, either as = stimu-
liant to the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE T.ovno~
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WATCH RETURNS. Western Lock-up.-Manuel
Glasco, colored, stealing a cow; jail for Court
John simmons, do; do.
Central Guard HoVse-Mik Smith, colored dis
orderly; fine and costs, 80 Is. John REYNOLDS.
do; do s3.l5 John Phillips, do; do 50 IS
BARLEY Rarlton, fighting; do. SO IS J. Dickens.
90; do S3l5. George Smith, colored, disorder
do. 81 days. Francis O'Rourk and WIN. Simp,
son, rioting; dismissed. Patrick Purcell, vagrant;
workhouse 90 days. Margaret Saunders. drunk
and disorderly; do. sOdays.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01
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chosenSny fssvsrnar Iisutcnant Governor,
the h1ss - S tSr TTeasnrUr. Attorney
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01

We extract the following paragraphs rom oena-
TN Nsso,,,s letter to the Washington Constitution,
regarding the late insurrection:
r. u rtUht and due to truth, that the material
f.cts attending the late incendiary attack on the
town Of Harpers Ferry should be correctly under
ss There was no i,suvection, in any form whatsoo-
oyer on the mart Of any of the inha bants or resi-
dents Of that town or its vicinity. There is still
doubt that such insurrection was fully expected by
the adjoining State clandestinely, and under cover
Of night, into the town--an expectation in which
they were wofuily disappointed, as fully admitted
by themselves The fact is undoubted that not a
man, black OF inae Joined them after they came
into Virginia, or gave them aid or assitance in any
form.
think am warranted on the foregoing facts,
in the belief that no engagements or promises of
aid from any OF any race were given to Brown IN
wiling his descent On the part of the negroes, it
is certain that the only emotion evinced by them
was Of alarm and terror, and their only refuge
sought at their masters homes
Not slave escaped OF attempted to escape dur
ing the tunult. OF the few carried off by Cook
across the river all escaped from him and came
safely back but one, who, it appears, was crowned
whilst crossing the river homewart bound.
OF the conspiracy outside Of ais STATE, enough
has transpired, or been obtained from papers taken
with Browns effects, to show that he acted from
| impressions made upon him by abolition tracts,
newspapers, and orators in the circles he FREQUENT
ed in the non-slaveholding States. Those impress
sions were that it required only to put arms within
! immediate reach to bring about immediate insur-
| rection in the saveholding States-a doctrine
openly inculcated, as is known, by the abolition
| leaders.
| The whole military equipment possessed by
Brown and seized after his capture could not have
cost less than ten thousand dollars, consisting,
amongst other things, of some two hundred Sharp's
rifles, with q like number of six-shooter. pistols
contained in the manufacturers boxes and not yet
used proportionate supply of fixed ammunition
for the rifles with caps etc., in the original boxes
hospital stores, pick-axes and shoyels, unstained
with use, and large box containing ten Kegs Of
4 powder.
A grave inquiry remains, which will be diligently
i and trust, successfully prosecuted to ascertain
whence the funds derived for this military ex-
4 petition Of outlaws against State of the Union,
! and who they were aiding with money to furnish
4 arms TO such leader for such purpose. ...
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01
Dr. Jeptl,a Fowllkes.
From the Memphis Avalanche, s5th inst

From the Memphis Avalanche, 18th inst.l
It is with pleasure we welcome back to Memphis
our fellow-citizen whose name heads this article.
He returns under circumstances OF which ne may
,ceU feel proud.
Our readers will recoect that about eighteen
months SINCE we called their attention editorlaiiy,
and by articles over the signature OF Pleaston 70
road The far-seeng prudence OF DR.. Fowikes
induced him to devote his every energy to Its sue
cess Relying on the truths of the Gompany's
statements and the laws of Texas giving to it the
most mnnificent grants, the Dr. proceeded to New
Orleans, where the chief Office was located when
lie most unexpectedly found not only that the cor
porationwas in deep embai rassment, but that even
the State of Texas was endeayoring to crush its
every franchise It was also house divided
against itself, amid most bitter elimination and re-
elimination.
BY indomitable energy, at great personal risk of
health and life, by consummate tact and sleepless
endurance, amidst evil report and good report,
beyond the most sanguine expectations of his
warmest wellwishers, DR.. Fowlkes has freed the
company from all difficulty and embarrassment;
has provided for the payment of seven hundred
and ninety-seyen thousand dollars of debt; gained
for the company the suit brought by the State of
Texas for the forfeiture of its franchises: recon-
ciled all feuds and placed it in position now to
realize its brightest prospects. Like others OF no
ordinary mind in great undertakings, now that the
worst is over he seeks the peaceful retirement of
home.
He is succeeded, we learn, by one of the most
eminent men in the country, whose commanding
position is of itself tower of strength, J. Edgar
Thompson, Esq, of Pennsylvania. We hope how
ever, the services Of Dr. Fowkes may be still pre-
served to the Company, at least as to retain him
as Vice-President, General Agent in some Office
that would sbe no sinecure. His energies beyond
those of other men, render him most competent
thereto.
DR.. Fowlkes is on his way to Pennsylvania to
tender the Presidency to his successor. Mr.. Thomp-
son has already sent engineers on to examine and
take preliminary steps touching the prosecution
of this great enterprise.
We bid DIR. Fowlkes God speed. He not only
deserves a substantial reward from the stockhold-
ers but the thanks of the nation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01

sHoRr MnEs--Eyer since Flora Temple trotted
her mile in 2:2ls over the Queen City Trotting
Park, the Eastern sporting journals have pertna-
ciously insisted that the track is not mile in cir
conference. To place at rest all doubts on this
point the track has been recently re-surveyed and
found to fill the bill exactly. Wilkes Spirit of the
Times facetionsly suggests that the track measures
d mile on the outside. The track is what it pre-
tends to be- measured three feet from the inside
fence on the stretches and four feet on the turns
which we believe is according to Che modern rules
governing the laying out of race courses.
TCincinnati Commercial.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01
A CURE FOR SHEEP STEALING DoGs.-A South
ern writer giyes the following

ern writer gives the following
Select the stoutest and most vicious old ram in
your flock, and shear him close; then get o small
Manila rope, 35 feet long, and tie one end around
the rams neck, and the other around the dog 3
neck, and turn them into a ten acre field, well
cleared Of stumps, brush and cornstalks, aud let
them remain two hours; and if that old ram don't
knock all the sheepkilling propensities out of that
/ dog, why then, as Sam Stonestreet would say, !" /
hope may never see chinkapin time again" That
dog will never have the courage to look sheep in
4 the face again.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01

E A very clever eonundrum was that which took a
prize at Philadelphia some years since In what
manner did Capt. May cheat the Mexcanss He
charged them with . troop Of horse which they
never got.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01

Misprnts will present themselves in other col
umns than those Of newspapers. The author of a
temperance novel who wrote, drunkenness is
jolly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01

Two VESSELS SuNK.-AN on Board LoSt-A dis
patch dated Boston, 9th inst, conveys the follow
ing melancholy intelligence
The schooner Pacific, of Southport, Maine, lying
at anchor at Magree Island, in the Bay of ST. Law
renee, got adrift in a gale and run foul Of an UNI
known schooner. Both vessels sunk, and all on
board persisted. Thirteen dead bodies have floated
ashore.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01

SCENE IN AN INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.-A lady in
search Of help. Biddy in want of place.
Diddy. (To the lady).-Do you keep two girls!
Is the kitchen on the same floor with the parlor?
Have you canvas carpet Oh the floor? Have you
gas in the kitchen?
Lady.-Now, Biddy, if you have got through
speak French? Talk Spanish or Italian2 Do you
take tea out more than three times week? Do
you play the piano
Biddy.-lndeed, no ma'am.
aLady.-Then you won't do for me. want
maid with all these accomplishments.
Exit Biddy in search of another Office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01
t'1NE T A-'Aa oS-s
HYDE & Coz d r Oh,
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL. AND ROYAL STREETS,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.


We have always hand complete stock e fine Y AT
BANrEp Guns and constantly receiving thEouEn o1
agents, Guns, comprising all the NEW isi f
TERMS and IMPROVEMENTS. Our long experience anu
continued relations with the first LONDON and ohsT navy
aetners, extending period of Moft AS e;,i
YEARS enable with confidence that we nave ttnl
ties for The production Of suited the wants Of The
SOUTH and WEST certainly not exceed equaleu III 's
market. -, ,.., ,,
We prepared 10 receive and eSseue Win dpaSm n
accuracy Of ANY PRICE to s,t the ttco
any individual and to fnfnsh IT c' p
LOW AS TIE SAME ARTICLE CAN BIZ boo"iii roi
IN THE SOUTH ;, -
BY constant intercourse with the gun buying community OF
South West for thirty years, We nave pee en
bled prof, by the suggestions of their varied s
introduced peG'n1rIy Y,
and not found in NINErENrlS OF THE gu NS IN Ell
INTO THIS COUNTRY. -, ,,..
sporting Equipments and Ammunition of every designation
Rifles Pistols and Revolvcrs - Colts, Alien tfahet
Smith & Wesson and Whineys Reporters sois Agents IN
- ~ o ~ HYDE 4 GOODRICH,
myT ly Sign of the "Goldcn Pelican, new ot.enhs, -
Yos. G.. LOGAN, 81 81. CIlARiEs STREET CON ..Sl
u Merchant for j. j. U fallon tos St
Metallic Bolt Factory.N All Kinds OF Nuts Bolts
AMI Washers by K. II. Coles Parent Machinery
| dSl II Jos G. LOGAN.