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gentle srerirnt Inv.ifas upon fset
ity beng thsaa which eoarioute 70 heaith
Snd
A. delightful resort durin the summer months the
White Sulphar Springs have II rival in the est.
ind t.f In TIE location -
lrly heathy th- Sfnto here rapid. rocky stream,
formation hauirejs Of feet in
which Tie river Ga's ia - every,
the surface; the sroinas o. the
Beautifully uuduls-d. ant aterspers@d with nn-
which ud all the s1Pertn aus s.ter
soil nni the atmosphere free from
hauiy prrinactsto heath these eireans shcas
taken in connection the at.ude OF the place (shnas
level af n. ocean. make the locality
Tree nom Influences amouatstn region
Spr4ug consists OF 80 srres at ltnf one
hundred Of aheh covered ny Of the heaHtifui
ohio This Woodland ! handsomely taia OF
2
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THE WHITE SULPHUR

Is beautiful toGHtSin. situated the
III >eeSS RveF Al 'Ae ae.th o. len heio~
OF iAs >ria11- 81 Sa.sAas
ter shich supplies the Spring This
81 some thFay years Az Sea,lea she boring
far SAL The water, when geAshxd. SAe
surtace, sad hss sias eoatRsaI AarinS al
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- The frieCds of Temperance il MS county
propose holdiag Pc Nc a. some csuveBisEt
po;Bt ia tie course CT fax #eess
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BATHS.

Bathins here ~ the plan adept~d. il brought into
Nsir competition with that At naturally Warm ana
not Springs. The Is heated Ia the bath tih by
pipes heat heinz rsise high enough {" pre-
cipit.te ~ this applied II the
t.ce without The loss of It's saline nsre
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Farm for Sale.

TIME aniersignei oT.rs for ssie desirable farm,
| confirming !o1 acres mile south OF Milton, lad
The Fsrn i handso1a.y sttuatsi--s5aat sixty
in cultivation bAl.nee weIl tnnbered. here
the PREMISES a Frame DNelling with Eve rooms Franc
Barn Orchard Of first rate fruit nsser-failins
Sprfng aui " ell sbe house The farm lie n de-
sirabfe one and wt!i be z8ii On favorable terms
THOMAS E. F0ULEE.
Milton June 60. 1859 % sw
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Curtain Materials.

4 great variety. Ruff and Green Holland, "a =
I and GIT with Fl5wsrs OF Lanfscapes. Ea.sy
PAPER Green aud Buff Gtt anf la ced. Plain
4 New stock a. the CITY BOOK STOSE.
June 20, l55s. Zs-4~
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"holceeIe
Bet>tead ManulactOry.
1t Cincinnati Prices.

yE>HE under-igaed having enlarged and increased
the facilities. n his WOOD wording M.nut3c-
tory wihes cali the attention of the public to hi.
stock consisting in part of
PLAIN AND FANCY BEDSTEADS.
Square and H~..A Cersev Lea.ges, Nc -.
asd . G~aer~i stS<A Sx TssasA Csbisss
work. which far neafasss Of fni.h AMI Durability,
he xiii e4uai il not superior to anything Of
tie kind made II the West.
He respectfully invites those engaged in the trade
cali and his stock before purchasing else
where. he feels assured he give full satisfac
t.a- ia both terms nj quality of work.
- Factory, north Of the Depot and near Ken
vorfhvs Mil
FC1GHCM
Richmond, June 80 1855. 226n
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9UAKER CITY WoRKs.-We were taken
through the extensive manufacturing es.ab-
lishment of Messrs. BRADY IL Son, by their
polite and gentlemanly sale agent W. +.
DENSss We may when we get more leis
ure. give detailed account Of to spacious
LuilIinos and nn--eruuS machines arranged
in eyntpIete order within it, the busy work
men, and the 1901 things pressed into ser
vice in conducting the Works; suffice it now
to say, in the significant language OF the sage
of Undertook, on an important political
event Things IS working" there to a charmi
We found our friend LUTHER feeding the
furnace with shavings. instead Of wood, and
he informed Us that by Ibis experiment 81, 80
would be saved per day, at an extra eating
expense only to the fireman. He had steam
up TO 100 pounds, and the old engine (Which
now has been running for three years was
going like a thing Of life, - noisele>s. and
without jsr-Ir IS emphaei5aly sample
engines just being finished for two FIGURING
Mills--ouc for Mldiletown and the other for
Frankton; in this line, Brady d Son cannot
be exceIled. They are manufacturing a
large lot of Sugar Mills, and are daily re-
ceiying orders for them; also, Browns cele-
brated Lath- Getting Machine, and numerous
other kinds Of labor saving machinery Their
Mil Castings, Shafting and Gearing, are not
surpassed; and their thousands of patterns
fully attest their ability to supply all orders
for almost all kinds of Castings, at short
notice. They are doing fine business, not
withstanding the "tigL.ness of the times"
bat they. like all of our business men, are
looking TO the blessing of abundant crops TO
our farmers for an impetus to their enterprize-
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EoJNET BOARDS.
1--WE GRADES, at Waolcssle.
W. R. SMITH
June 30, 1889. 2e4
sabbath School Books.
Paper Hangings. Borders, sc.

HAVE sbis day received from New York,
1 lection which deserves tae attention Of buyers.
W. K. SMITH,
No Main Street.
Jane g. 1883 29-4v
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F.uro;,~r Ter GoOdA

--TEPHES 9COTTOS vii furnish Lgnbes 70 :
y siderable sma1nt Tor Ss~cSsss>. 0Sot. and
shoes ard Dry Goods az " hosesaIe Prices
r. Yard On ia Street Sorth of As:1.
Tup@ g 1899 2s7-
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THE MAGNECIAN WATER

Are Their effects apea hraSsa Iva
ehit4tci have hen trNa.4eAt Nat
lsstIas giving the vitality AMI ias per-
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MEDICAL PROPERTIES.

years these SPRINGS have been highly f-
medical pToPrrtt4S Daring the FAST seAson. the
this has been sinssiarly
The. administered ~ physician. iasigeausIy
drinking continuance &c ana uaier
his >ystcazfiv pia She numerous Aai so.ii
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THE WHITE SULPHUR WATER.
TuE CuALYREATE SPRINGS

Is ptrtentsry s-yiceAh'e in these Atso-iers % n
~sich oftva 4iitct grHtlemSn sh
have teeR cosy eauausd business, aud person
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AheriA'S Sale

White sulphur Pos. oGice. Delaware County. o.
lime ~ 1850 2stf
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Prices of Lusnber nj sections Cheap
lulnber Hard,


Dry Lumber from :, : sr1oossss delivered.
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MARRVEn

~ IN this city, on the I'd instant. at the street
ERT w. FENWICK, Esq, of the Scientific
Ameii, an, to Miss ANNIE z. MUNSON. of Fails
Church, Fairfax county, Va
- On The Instant, in ST. Matthew'S Church. nv the
feT; ~ w hlte. JOSE DE LA CONCEPCIAN
f,a nMEN ~, OF Venezuela, South America,
Tii.DA HARRIS, Of this city '''~'' y ."
Dn THURSDAY, the 2d instant. by the ev. John C.
Snlth, MIR: WM THOMPSON TO HEi EN L.
uaus inter- OF John X. Nourse, Esq., all Of this city
, On THURSDAY evening, June I'd. by the Rev. DR.
Gore, HENRY BROWN, ESQ, to Miss ANNIE
r.. OLIVER, all of this city.
On the LIST Of June. bv the Rev Dr. G. w. Sam
son, FHADEOUSE SANDS, and s. PAULINE
dang Of VIM. J. Rronaugh
Annapolis papers please copy.l
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IT WILL BE SEEN, by advertisement in another
column, that the strawberry and floral festival
held at Carroll Place, Capitol Hil for the benefit
of Waugh Chapel, will be continued for three
evenings next week. Those who have not vet
awaited themselves of the opportunity Of visiting
the fair ladies engaged in this praseworthy enter
prise, should do this and every evening next
week. The rooms handsomely decorated
The floral tables are most beautifully adorned,
both by animate and inanimate nature. The
strawberries are fresh and fine. The ice cream
and water ices are refreshing; the confectionery
variety; the music, piano and vocal. by ladies,
pleasantly spent than by paying this festival Il
visit
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DIED.

I'm Friday night. Sd instant, Mt IL O'Clock, John
MILAN, infant son Of w. II. aud Adelaide
The funeral will take place from hi s fathers resi-.
aenrn. Ia Z street south, on Sunday afternoon al
On, Friday night. at II O'Clock, MARY inEan,
months. "e'" /"
Inc friends and acqua lntances of the family are
respectfully invited To attend the funeral on 70
mnrrow Sunday Afternoon. at s O'Clock. on d
street, between 81 and AZ sts., Island.
O.STREAKS, aged % years
ne m funeral vii take place on Sunday aternoon
AZ i1a CLOCK, from his late residence, on p tn st
between va. avenue and III street, where the
flends oil the family are invited to attend.
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New York NIarket..

NEW YORK, June 4.-Flour has declined s,,a,
Stste 80 5oaSo.9O, Of the June inspection Ohio
s7aST %; southern s. 5Oas7 GO INV
w neat closed with declining tendency; south
ern red 81 s5aSl ~; white - Mi clnb 81 os
lbs. Si-N~
Corn closed quiet; mixed is nominal al sse I.
white ~.
Beef closed heavy; mess SLASH
PORK closed dull: mess SI6 %: mime sIa-
Lard closed heavy
Whisky closed dull at 27Te.
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Execution Of n NIu,a.,.,

ALBANY, June 3-Michael o,p,t.- -
man, who murdered his wife at Cobo.s ~, S,ct
Ing and beating her TO death. was erecn,.d 90
aay O'lfrien was between So and 90 ye,y, ola
The services Of the Catholic Church were Rad 81
Tue gallows and the execution took place within
Tue Jail, before about three hundred people The
prisoner Was jerked up five feet by weights and
died almost without a struggle
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Ielegraph 70 the Evening Star
Later from Cuba .

nav YORK, June i.--The steamer Cahax-,,,
from Havana on the :stth, arrived here this morn
lug freights were active. and tending upward
me health Of the city was good
AZ ooertson. formerly L 8 Consul at Havana.
the Both 'o =" eket arrived on
s,d. - n, ,ehch war vessels had been living out
bawbs ma T ana awaiting dispatches per the Ca
- 1"u Nilled Immediately on receiving them
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Balttmore Msrs.,.

DALIIhoRE. June - Flour closed very dull and
"eI NV howard street, Ohio, and City Mills o..
., heat closed dull and lower; white 81 Goa
SfaS5c yellow slaSSc ''' 'e
PROVISIONS closed duh and unchanged
Whisky frmer; 2sa29Sc new ne
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Our Door PREACHING.-The Young Mems
Christian Association have resumed their out
door labors, the clergy Of the city engaging in
the work. The committee having charge OF the
work consists of Messrs. Wight, Fort, Tustin,
White, Beal, Ballantyne, aud Chase. The fol-
lowing are the places Of preaching. Eleventh
street east, Intersection OF Pennsylvania avenue
street south. Western section, near the gas
house. Northern section, Fifth street, near the
engine house. Southern section. corner Seventh
and q streets south, (lsland) Services commence
at 4 X O'Clock, every Sabbath.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-04
Large Shinmenis af Sneci.

NEW YORK, June 4.-The steamer Vanderbilt
sailed at noon to-day for Europe. with nearly 400
paS u.s. and upwards Of 81 ,iOOOOO in specie
The City Of Baltimore sailed AZ the same time
win go passengers and ssOO 600 in specie.
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NJ ARAVILLA .

hAKAVlLLA- MARAvILLA.
The most wonderful PREPARATION known
FoT DsStTCyias DdadrkF:
Chrug Badness:
heiieriRg SICK Hsafdchs
PrersRttHg the Hair from F1IitgC ONT.
{, 49,, and PRODUCING CarLs
npln ny All respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
OcralerS, ana by the ProprietOrs. Price 81 cents,
CHARLES ERNEST Co., 96 Maiden Lane, N. i.
1" 1t will accomplish all that is claimed for n and
Will use your Maravil!a" '
je 3-3m J. M. BRADsrREEr 2y7 Rroadu-av "
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Financial

NEW YORK, June. 4.-Stocks are dull aud droop-
ing Chicago and Rock Island sx: Illinois Cen.
tral shares % Michigan Southern ~; New y or
souri, 6's sly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-04

PRESERVING JARs.-The new style of glass jars
ior keeping preserves, which Woodward adver;
uses In to-day's Star, bid fair to be very useful
lhey are exceedingly convenient and safe for the
puspose designed The stopper or top screws in,
and has gutta percha packing which makes all
alright with melted preparation TO that end, as
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w. ii. :. TAYLOR, JR,l r..
J. b. II. SMITH, TX tors
ma 23-eotdS UnteIl
TNHE ELEGANT FARM Am COIrV'rRy

THE ELEGANT FARM AND COUNTRY
Seat, w ainut Lawn" at the ten mile stone on
the WASHINGTON Pike. two miles from the Reiay
House with access To and from the city eight times
daily containing ~ acres, will he offered public
sale on "WEDNESDAY June 9Th, at one O'clock
at the Baltimore Exchange Rooms, No. 10 South
Gay stree [, ia two parts.
NO. J. Contains IL acres of first quality dark soil
divided INTO he!ds, all watared and we'll fenced and
gates To all. About ~ acres va uahla meadow well
nnder-d aimed nd ditched. Fine pple aud Peach
Orchard. ~ acres IN good Timber, with Buildings
oi every Kind at all necessary for first class farm
and superior large Stone Barn; water and force
pump IN the yard.
The Mansion House, built of sand stone, - feet
square, marble maftels, &c, is surrounded by a
handsome aud valuable garden, with every variety
of fruIt Hover; also, handsome green lawn; gray
eled carriage drive, &c.
There Is not an acre Of waste land on this farm
and is one OF the heatIest in the State aud
IN the midst OF the hest society. Churches. &c.
No. q Contains 50 acres, divided and well fenced
Ia two helds. with "A small Cottage upon it. and A
hne spring of water near the house
Seldom so valuable and elegant an estate is offered
at public sale: large amount of money has been
spent upon this property. The owners time and
money being required elsew here determines him ia
selling At a sacrifice.
Terms: One hal cash, the balance in one and
two years, secured.
SAM'L II. COVER, Auct
ma Sd une467 - BaltimOi street.
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POLICE MATTERs.-BsfoTe Justics Williams
Mira Prunge and Margaret I.unge, Frederecher
Morris and Mr.. c. Prinkha.dt, Were accused of
swearing. 1t seems that the accused were 80 nm
fortunate as to have quarrel touching the owner
shlp OF certain goats aud chickens. some of tin.
chickens were killed by one party and cooked by
another party. while a third party ate them. Tb1
dispute waxcd warm, and resulted in the frequent
use OF sundry prOfane words, which led to a visit
10 tie police office where the presiding Justice
lfpOsed fine of 81 10 OH each of the belipprants
TX Randolph was charged with throwing stones
at a colored boy named Tom lie was fined 81 20
Sarah King (cOlOred) used insulting languag.
IS "a.
William Hunt was accused of stealing chic ken
from Nj rs Eliza Burke, of Goat alley William
evinced considerable precocity for a boy of ten
years, but his father entreated so earnestly for his
son, promising to punish him severely if let of
that the magistrate, in consideration Of his extreme
voutl, and of the somewhat doubtful nature of the
testimony against him, let him Off
Before Justice CZayk-Jas b. Moran was ac
cused Of asSaultng and beating Miss Ellen Pack
ard. He was held To bail in tin, sum of S3Nl for
his appearance at Court
Andrew Hanson was accused by Peter O Day of
throwing slOp water in an alley contrary to a Cor
poTatiOn ordinance. The proof did not sGIstan-
tiate the charge, and MIR. Hanson was spared the
necessity of going down into his pocket for u
small contribution towards the expenses of the
city.
CENTRE MARKET.-An ample supply in every
branch, full attendance Of dealers aud purcha-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-04

The STRAWBERRY AND FLORAL FESTIVALS, Al
Carroll Hall, Capitol Hill, and at franklin Hall
corner Of Ninth aud streets, are still open every
evening. See advertisements
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT CONTRIBUTIONS -
We are informed by John Carroll Brent, Esq d.,
Secretary of the Board Of Managers Of the Ma
tiOnal Monument Society, that on Monday next,
boxes will be placed at each election preci net
under the charge Of the Commissioners, In which
each voter is invited To deposit his contribution.
however small, a tribute To the memory of
Washington 1t is the intention Of the Secretary
to credit each precinct with the amount contribu-
ted, through the city papers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-04

Mr.. Morsell, Of the Navy Yard, is expected I,
preach at the Washington Asylum tomorrow, a
the usual hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-04

MR. OFrrrT We understand that Mr.. OGutt
the survivor Of the two men who met with so fear
fal an accident at Willards' Hotel. on Thursday,
Is doing as well rs couid he ex pected under the
circumstances and that confident hopes are enter
tanned Uf his recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-04

SOUTHERNERs read the Southern Field and Fire.
side published in Augusta, Ga, on sale at Ander.
sons. Arr ID street, between Sixth and Seventh
Every article In the book and line chea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-04

To the Editor Of the Star My remarks made
at the meeting in the Seventh Ward, as published
in Your paper Of yesterday, contain omission
which desire To correct. said at that meeting
Tor 1t least intended to say) that the friend
and supporter Of both the present national and
municipal administrations.
June g. Respectfully, j. F. HALLIDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-04

The Holy HILL BAND, Of Georgetown, pro-
poses to give their first grand Picnic at Airing
ton Springs, on Monday next, June 9th See
advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-04

THg EXCELSIOR CLUB proposes to give a grand
Picnic and promenade Concert at Arlington
Springs, on "Wednesday next, June sth See ad-
VcrtIS-uIeRt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-04

THOSE who wish to purchase dry goods, carpet
Ing, oil cloths hats shoes at half price, should
see Halls prices advertised IN another column,
and should not fail To call at his stores, Nos 3i
and 315 Seventh street .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-04

MEMS DRESS SUITS,
YOUrHs' DRESS SuIrs, 'A'''
Youths Business SKits,
NJ hiidren's SehOo! Sxits.
NOAH WALKER 4 Co., Marble HsiI Clothing
store, BIoTn,s Hotel Building, would respectfully
Summer Clothing is now ready for insnectin55 ~
YonthP 81 an assortment of Gentemens and
ouss Sonng OF the newe.t aud richest des gns
!. Io those who study excellence with economy. in
Id s al Llces 81 dress, an opportunity is now
duced prices. ' 0'''' q. Ssyy,
cW EnDlNS GAkRs, very pretty and very cheap. Ice
Of ?aih ana w ater Ices at so per gallon at the
ma SLIM -" anu Il sss'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-04

Fox CoSTOS;-The -ular A clipper sch'nr
Il Helen Mari, NIckerson W a r has ar "a
rived, and is now dIscharging her fret hit ~
port on Monday. 6th instant, and will have opick
despatch: Apply t. HARTLEY & BRO, 90 and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-04

THE LADIES OF the Island Baptist Church pro
pose to give festival, commencing on Tuesday
June 7t6. See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-04

Tbs UNInN Festival, at Odd Fellows Hail.
unless otLer arrangements made, will close to-
higLt aud those that have Toasted their paatrs
dp0n is straw berries and cream. and their eyes
HPOn its beauty, animate and inIniIuate, should
not fIii 10 improve this opportunity 10 do SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-04

OUR READERS will please TO notice the Union
Academy excursion on Thursday next, June 9. =
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GRAND FESTIVAL AT ARLINGTON SPRINGS
The German Saenger Band unit a Glee Club }
of the District of Columbia, who always do things
up brown, propose 10 give grand musical and
social festival at Arlington Springs, on Tuesday,
the 10th instant.
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TO CONTRACTORS

Il ROPOSAI.S will be received nv the uoda,
signed until the 18th day of June next To make the
loloWlng named Improvement on that part of West
street, IN this town, which lies bAtween Mout-ome
~ street and Mil street-that TO saw 10 do ar the
hlng trat may be REQ uEed 10 bring N to its leea
grade, to place curling Of the beat quality, and a
paved gutter on each side thereof and 10 hITpish
gravel OF the best quality To the depth of ten inches
on the centre OF the street with gradual slope Ia
the depth of four inches at the CUTTERS The earth
Tor ming ,o ne taken from spot TO be designated
by the undersIg ned.
Persons disposed to contract for this work are
advised 10 Apply Tor more particular information 81
the MAJ orr Othca before presenting their prOpO-
sails. HENRY ADDISON. Mayor,
SAINT. ROOTES
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TAKE NOTICE

n TAKE NOTICE.
Il Ii r Subscriber will have a third Concert in the
even ing on next SATURDAY, the 4th inst, in his
new Lager Beer Saloon; Schnitzers PhiladephIa
choice Lager Beer, likewise the best of Eatab,eS
will be served up in the well known manner. Inyi,
tation is kindly extended to all my friends and the
public generally. CHAS. MAOES,
Je3 NA corner of 81 st. and Pa. ave,
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON 4 To Mop1o1

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue efa v,,, ofse-,
w fscias issued from the Clerks Once ~ ~ &
cunt Court ofthe District Of Columbia for the eonn
~ o1 w ashlBgton and &" mo dITpctsl 1 will o. ~,
TO pubic saie for cash, front of the Cunt Hpns
door Of SAID county cn MONpAY I, the 9Th dsy If
June, lse at Il O'Clock M, the following deserShed
Property, to wit, viz An defendants righf tItIe
claim and interest 10 and 70 Lots Nos 81 and S in
SqnaTe No Ha5. IN tho city Of Washington, ID. c.
tpsether with all ard singular tho improvements
tnere"n, led and LEVIED upon the property Of
iailf u COombe, and will lie sold TO satisfy JudI
ii. Hayden. w SEiDEN M.rshei
ma Is Is for the District of Columbia,
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of a writ OF 6eri
- Esoias issued from the Clerks Office OF the Cir
cunt court of the District of Columbia for the coun
oil w asnlngton and to me directed, will expose
70 SAFE Tor cash, an front of the CouIt House
d0Of o iD said county on MONDAY, the 6ih day Of
june, .aS, AT Y O clock the following dasoTihad
properly; TO wit. VIZ: Al defendants right. title
GAIN ahd interest ln and to Lot No q of tba snb
division made 10y the heirs ~ John naviIons SUI %
orig maj Lots Nos L. s, p. Ia, IL ~ and 91 ~ W
No. "a, fronting on Vermont avenne in tba
Washington d. C., together with All and sinSynl. %
the improvements therann. seized and Isr,ad s'a
as the property ol OTIS Preston aud Lew Stowsi
and viii be sold to satisfy JudIeals No 81 ~ NJ,
term, ls5e, IN favor of Curtis u. Graham =" MAY
w. SELDEN, Marshal
ma ID Us Tor the District of Columbia