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EXCELLENT FURNITITRE Avn upfiSt,

BY J. c. Mcguire & co, Aucttonacr.
EACEI.IENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
~ khkrLNS ,r,tf ECTs AT PUBLIC SAXON TIII,S-
pAl MOhNlNG, April s6th, at lH CLOCK in the
north, between 18th and 10th streets west VIC sbsii
p1slng- ~" ''' WI"
Excellent t Rosewood Case Piano Forte, by Knabe
Suit Of Walnut Carved Crimson Damask covered
fdrOr uTuiture. consisting of larga Spfa turo
Lounges. two Arm Chairs, two Fancy Iiairs
- one SeEihg and four Side Chairs.
sun OF Crimson Damask Curtains 10 match NTH
n, Lace Curtains, COmice, Ac,
tmkrgstewo9 s Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables
Mainut Plssh covered Sofa aud Arm Cba,rs
Eiegant Oval French Plate Mirror
walnut W hhtnot. fngrayInRs aud paiutings
superior NJ attle Bust If ten. Iack son
ARbasten Vases and Urns, Mantel Ornamert.
Neive,; b,nsssls and Thrce-Py Carpets through
straw Mating. Oilcoth. Rugs,
EAceiient walnut Library Shelves Desks
TNlt oI fnanelled Cloth covered Di6ce Frrni,,,ra
N N aihut Ek1enslOn Dining Table, Lounge
MMiaIpieSStpp Stdeboard. Dining ChaiTs
Ss.hlina' t,IaSs and Crockery Ware,
&c, wv Deskets, W. lters,
"a hut, and Mahogany Jenny Lind and French
Superior Hair and Husk Mattresses
Crestee, bo,sters and Pillows, Blankets
Sspinlorts, Counter panes, Sheeting
mdroie- Top Dressing Bureaus. WaSh.fsnI.
Shahoet rabies, Chars. Toilet sets
Lounge bedsteads. Plain Buneans
II ToilisteIatoI, Cooking and other Stoye,
iOselpSi WIN general assortment of Honsahol,
s i.e % ~ - and under cash; over that su erat
1.S @ DAYS Tor satisfactorily endor sed noIes
aPlsd J. C. McGUIRES co. Anc,.
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A X l. N G N! OLD .p,,vcro,.

A Ring TONE o,n,p,,,cno,,.
The prOprietOrs would respectfully infnrm tha,,
numerous patrons that they have made ex- 4
teusIve arrangements for the accOmmO- VEA0
datlon Of oil who may feel dl posed ~ visit E i
uon; new Pavlion, 10 by ~ feet, and large Din
ing Saloon have EEL erected at the Spring and
grounds enclosed by pLling fence feet In hs,Sht
a road has been constructed from the BRIDE al1nS
the Tiver Shore Thus shortening tho distance IN thai
route three miles, and the grounds NAV nov H..
fOnrths of n mile in length. ' '"'eo
sabbath Schools, Companies, Clubs or Parties
wishing tn engage the grounds can do SO by anpiV
Ing at the Spring. " ny "PP9-
The grounds are free to all parties after one week.
notice to the proprietprs. '' "''A
The Bar is supplied with choice I.iuuors. Dinner.
and Refreshments will be served at tho sh"1t,st
notice. " 'o s"oi'oe'
Boats and Fishing Tackle, in good order. alwav.
at the Spring. ""'S
Omnibuses will losve 9TH street and pa avo,,.
hourly every day faro each way IL cents. Roats
leave Georgetown BY tho queduct hourly each da,:
fare each way cents. The Omnibuses and Saay,
Spring. 80 '"o
The season will begin on MONDAY, the e5,b
III Efficient Police will be constantly engaged
7" preserve order, and the following rules viii DO
LIST No political discussions will be permitted.
III. No boys allowed on the grounds unless A.
co cor ~ their parents or guardians.
Sabbath Schools or igous Societies have the
grounds. ~ NV
Ne hope for = continuance Of public favor, and
.nu.,, Il. p. BEvERlDGE & co.
P"H ProPrietors.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

The TEXAS BOUNDARY xMIssIoN-The
Interior Department is in receipt of dispatches
from John III. Clark. superintendent of the
Texas boundary commission, dated at Indepen-
denco Spring, Texas, March %, 1859 Mr.. C.
says that the surveying party, having been
furnished with an escort of twenty men from
Fort Bliss, left the vicinity of Ell Paso on the
I'd February, and resumed the tracing of the
parallel. Mr.. C. left Ell Paso with the rest of
the commission and the escort on the Ist of
March, and proceeded TO Alamo Spring. whore
he had agreed To meet Mr.. Scurry with the
surveying party, and fix the second astronom-
zeal station. On arriving there, however, the
spring was found to be so far from the line, so
difficult of access, and so easily exhausted and
the locality was so destitute of wood, that he
determined to 60 on to Crow Spring and make
the station there. Accordingly. n new tangent
was taken up and run back until it connected
with that left when the course was taken for
the Alamo Spring. This was then run across
the Gaudaloupe mountains. The boundary is,
therefore, run and marked to the eastern edge
OF these mountains distance of about IO7
miles from the initial point. Mr. c. gives
full description of the monuments set up 10
mark the line, and accompanies his dispatch
with map on which their respective localities
are marked. lie says he had expected at the
date OF his letter to have been on the Peces. but
found the tracing of the line scross and from
the daudaioupe mountsins a much more diff
cult and laborious operation than the maps led
him to SUPPOSE, and he had, therefore, to make
another astronomical REORGANIZATION Of the
line at Independence Spring to insure its accu-
racy. lie was likewise disappointed in fndipo
much OF the country over which the line passes,
between Independence Spring and the Pecos,
broken up into almost impossible canyons, ren-
dering pack mules necessary for carrying on
the operations His company were all in good
health, and the work was progressing as fast
ms possible. The escort he deemed entirely
sufficient to guard them against the Indians.
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IL THOUGH "THE STAR" Is PRINTED oN'THK
rasrEsr STEAM PRESS IN USE SOUTH OF BALrI-
MORE, ITS EDITION IL so LARGE TO REQuIRE 1T
To az PUT To PRESS AT AN KARLY HOUR; ADvER-
EASEMENTS, THEREFORE,, SHOULD BIZ SENT IN BIT
TWELVE O'Clock, NJ; OTHERWISE THEY MAY NOT
APPEkR UNTIL rHk MKT DAY.
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TENNESSEE POLIrICs.-The Democrats of
the first district Of Tennessee have nominated
Col. Langdon c. Haynes for Congress. Col.
ii. Is one of the ablest stump orators of the
West, and politician and gentleman of high
repute- Senator Andrew johnson is said to
have made the best speech of his political
career, endorsing his nomination in the Con.
vention We are also happy to learn that the
Hon. s. A. Smith, of Tennessee, has been
unanimously renOminated for Congress.
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u nc huie boy Hall, who was whipped in
boston Tor not repeating the commandment, &C
"a. 'slSed second marx Of approval ia gold
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To MARISERs.-From and after the Both
int, the two beacon lights on Morris Island.
near the entrance of Charleston harbor, 5. C..
usually known as the Overall beacons. will he
discontinued
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~ SOYER'S SrLTANA SAJ-Cr

L Ills ENQU lSIfE SAUCE. originally mad,
~ the celebrated CHI de CUISINE AIeAis -, Or now,
ny Crosse Black well, London, from hi recipe is
composed principally of Turkish condiments com
LINED with various CULINARY productions of the last
70 not or cold dishes of all kinds ii imparts highly
delicious ilayor. The following is from tine lOudni,
1nsfrver, on tho hrSt appearance of this Sauce in
" At present We do not know of any person who
administers more assduously and eirctiy.l, to our
coIpoTta! wants than the renowned SoNrr, He :
not one who gives up To party what WAS m"a Mt
iOT hank kind. tic has abandoned the service of tho
Reform Club, and entered that of the Public Wo
have seen him entering soup Kitchens making solp
&C Tor furnishing nation. We have seen him i'm ,
venting magic stove for the benefit of the atFiuant
glasses we have seen him dIstilug "A cuoIiug
water "a quench the spark the throat whorcsoeyer
IL was lghitrti. And We see him now compromising
4 Sauce which, undoubtedly, will prove relish To
tc most used up of palates. IL will add flavor TO
game, freshness to fish, pIquancy to poultry, and
prevent cold meats from being marital rcprooi L.,
thrlity housewives. Nj. Soy Is q Culinar, Art
n profound as he Is versatile Nothing comes ami
10 hiiil; neither York pate worth couple of ~; l.
drcd s1ycrelgns. nor basin of sonp, eI pense two
sons. NO iorelsn rHt,iHifr ever tickted the Saxol
paat3 successfully. Soyer has made himself one OF
Han IN the far North to the graceful villa by
Thames side He IL great man. and the i'll cook "a
mutton chops that lost Napoleon the battle of Lem
SIC would have produced different effect III SO,e
had dIshed them up from his zqagic xtorsIand ron
IereI them thoroughly light and digestiblo by his
dppefI- sauce"
This Sauce is for sale wholesale by WIN r.. AL
LEN, No 10 Water street, New York Whole
sale and retail by A. G.. ROBERTS, Grocer Utb
and Vine streets, PhiIadel phia; g. III. RIUE, SnITR
Coniecnoner, 3Oi Pennsy lvania avenue, Wash
lngton City. ap 2I lawSm
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CoNNIssIoSED.-The commission for Com.
Charles Stewart, under the act of Congress
creating him Senior Flag Officer on the active
list Of the United States Navy, was forwarded
to him this morning by the Secretary of the
Navy.
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PERSONAL.

Hon. George Wallace Jones, of Iowa, is at
WIZARDS
.... Judge Colt. Of St Louis, Mo. and Hon
Robert Means, of Sioux city, are at the National.
.... The Newark Advertiser says that Bisnop
Doane. Is convalescent.
.... Paul Morphy. the celebrated chess player,
is said TO he on his way home from Paris
.. Jerome Bonaparte, the survivor Of all the
brothers and sisters Of Napoleon still lives, at
the age Of 80. He was the youngest Of the family
49,. Prince and Princess Frederick William, of
Prussia, together with the little princess are ex-
pected to visit their royal relations in England
about the first of May.
...' Mr. Thackcray bears this testimony to him
self: 8 am not" says he. IAN unkind man at
heart in spite Of what has lately been said in GER
tain papers to the contrary
.'''Geo. w. Porter, a student at Yale College
from Enfield has been arrested for theft. varfe-
ty Of articles being found in his room which be-
longed to his fellow-students.
80. Mr.. Barnum attempted to deliver lectu, 9
on Money-making. at Oxford, England. Ut was
greeted with grOans and Kisses hit with an orange
and pePPered with chesnuts, till he was compelled
to silence.
80. Hon. William B. Reed, late United States
Commissioner to China, is in Paris, and has been
very handsomely received bv everybody. He had
held conference with Mr.. Ward, his successor in
office. Mr.. Reed arrived in Paris by the overland
mail route from China.
.... 1t is related Of Dumas. that when he was or
the point Of leaving Caucasus. during his recent
travels, etiquette required that he should bid adieu
to the prince by rubbing noses with him. Dumas
requested permission to 20 through the same cere.
mOny with the princess, but Was informed that II
was not the custom. So he rubbed his own nose,
in some disappointment.
go. Mr.. Gustav Satter publishes in the Cincin
natl papers a reply to Carl FOrmes card about the
recent difficulty between them. Formrs says hC
slapped Satters face. Sattrr declares that 10 gen
tleman will knock a man down with his fists, II
that man is half his weight and says, further
more. that Formes is a coward, and that he should
add 10 his title 80 the great bassO' that of the
s.eminent boxer" The scards'' on both side,
are very spicy. Theodore Thomas and Carl An
schultz sign the statement of Mr.. Satter, and in
dOrse il.
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TEE WkArHER.-Thc following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time OF observation is about z O'Clock.
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II The proceeds Of Mr.. Everett's late lecture
in Wilmington, n. c., amounted to 81 ,O9l.
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" wheeling and st Louis are spoken Of as
s u~o OF the most suitable places for holding
'ue next Republican national convention
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II John Capie, who was shot on Sunday Last
in a iiremen's fight at Philadelphia, died on We'd
nesday morning. John Thompson, charged with
shooting Capie is still at large, having escaped
from the hospital, though suffering from wound
received since the fight. Capie was convicted
several years since Of the murder Of Christopher
SOohan. but was pardoned by the Governor after
three years imprisonment
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EVENING STAR.


UrTu. Sr.R publishes THK LIsYs OF LKrTERs
nsN.INrrs IN Tnx WASHINGTON CRY Posr OFFICE
vNpkR THE PROVISIONS OF rHR LAW DIRECTING
THIN TO BK PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING
1HELaRsKsr CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY
OF THE OTFIcE. ITs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION II
MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF AMY OTHER DAILY
PRINrKp IN rHR DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
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FUTURE DAYS.
RY A. GREEN. Anc,innAer

UALUABiE m nntIhhn q, H"e, nTS TIM
v CORNER oF eTu STREET wEsr AND BoUNDARN
STREET AT AuCrIoN.-On MONDAY, the 2sth inst :,
] snail SCI, ln front oi the premises, At o'clOcI
Nos. 5, 8, aud Z. IN Square SIS. Tins property d.
bounded 10y 9Th aud 9Th 81 cets west aud Boundary
street.
Terms: Onc-third cash; balance an G. 70. and y
montS, lnr NOTES bearing interest from day OF sale
A deed gwen and deed of trust taken. Al convey
ancing at the coat q, the purchaser.
aP 2i-d A.GREEN, Auet
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By A. GREEN, Auctioueer.

ON 2lsT AND 22D, BErwEsx NORTH NJ AND "
STREETS, AT ArCTIoy.-On FRIDAY, the s9t', in
slant shall sell. in front If the premises, at sir
o'cock p. m, Lots No. and 10, in SQUARE No 10;
ct No. fonts 22d street, Iunnins hack 10 = "a
foot alley, and contains e7t5 square feet; Lot No.
~ fronts 2lst street aud New Hampshire avenue
running back 10 50 feet alley. aud contains IS9Gs
square feet.
The above property is handsomely located, and
the safe will be well worthy the attention of per sons
wishing to make good Investment.
Terms: One-third cash balance in G. u. sud 10
months the purchasers % give notes for the deferred
payments. bearing interest from day of SALE A deed
given and deed OF trust taken. IL the purchaser
should fail to comply with the terms in FIVE DAYS
after SALE the propety will lie resod at the n sk and
cost Of the frSt purchaser, by giving three days
notice of 81 Oh n sale.
ap2i-d A. GREEN, Auct.
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GEORGE w. GOODAIL Will still cont;ru.
the business OF Plumbing and Gas-fttine AT ths ng
stand, corner Of and 18th streets, near the sth oe
bridge, whore he hopes, by prompt attention 10 ali
orders and faithful performances OF all iobs con6dsl
aPaH =
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BOARDING.

RoAkDdNG5yery desirable ROOMS with
y good HOARD can be obtained on moderata|
yer at Miss GwYNN'S, No. IS, Smiths Row,
%. se oel, 0eoIgrtown. ap l6-lms
MkS. T.. %. HARRISON, who has kept Con
IVA sressonol boarding house for the last ninete IN
years Will, on the 18th Of April, opon her house for
the accommodation Of permanent and transient
Dparders. Those who desire n guiet and comfoTt
able hone will please call at 3f1 Pa ayenna -
tvaen ~ and 9Th streets. sonth side. an Lin
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By 6, MCGUIRE CO; Apetiopesr..

BY j. q. Mcguire a. co. Auctionaers
'INRUSTEE'S SALE OF HORSES ANUCAR-
RIAGE-On SATURDAY MORNING. Ami
23d, al ten O'Clock. an front Of the auciIon
rooms. by virtue of n deed la trust recorded Tebr
Mexican Mock Caleche,
pair of Carriage Hon SEES,
Set Of Double silver plated Harness
Terms: One thir cash the res lac IN threa .ug
SIX months. with interest secured e. the safl,f,c
ton of the Trustee.
By order of the Trustee
a. l9-d J. &. McGIrIRE 4 IN Ayc,s
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ByA. GREEN Auchone4r.

.,. Bt A. UHEEN. AOcboneaT.
STEAM ENGINE AND GRIST MILL AT
- AUcTIoN.-On THURSDAY. the 2sth priI
inst"at clock pm, the Steam Engine Corr Mil
C., ia the house on Lot -, Square ls 9Hh sira..t
near L., will he sold tO the hi CHEST bidder coed
opportunity TO get great bargain.
Terms at sale
ap Is-S GPREN A..
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MI hEMARD;ccStolen OF strayed ava, from tho
Say A., p s,. 81 me Der, on Tues -
sha,, Will three white feet, blind ia one eve. 10Y
AMI sor stse, hnd arge white spot IN her forehead
rs.nfaea to corner Of NJ and 2lst SIS. ~ pa"
T"% Jas, KENNEDY,
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AEln NOTICE. IN
SSfS ! oner to the ladies of WashingtonSS
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS.
MANTiLLAS.
Rournoux, in silk aud lace
Taluas, IN silk and lace,
Hand some assortment i'm Lace Mantillas,
Black and w Ite Beroge Taimas,
Spanish Points, BOurn0ux,
Fine assortment in French B0nnets, Straw Goods
Ribbons, Flowers, Mits, and all kinds OF real
Laces.
TRIMMINGS.
PompadOur, Ecossaise, Marabuut,
Tsconne. Garnitures, Agrahes,
Tulip Buttons, Tulip Tassels, Mandini,
Gulpure button Trimmings.
GREAT CONVENIENCE To THE LADIES
All kinds of Patterns for Ladies and Childrenis
Wear, Boys and Girls, every size, can DO
bought ut iao1erate prices, -" y"
Just Received, Hair Nets, Filet CoiGures, Real
Lace Veils, ~
Embroidsues Of all kinds. "-r. .... ID.
Thompson's best quality Hoop Skirts.
- M. WILLIAM.
Ps-N ?? Market Space,
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LOST AND FOUND

ZANE TO THE PREMISES OF TUE SITD
n n sorlber, on West st, near Mr. Dea6's
hopeGalk, on Sunday last, = large SSIN ~
Ihe owner Is requested Ia come fnrward .X-m
prove property, pay charges and take no, sAsss
aP <S-9 WILLIAM BURRoWS
&I(M EWARD.-Ran away from tho S,,h-.,I
R;noS Der, living near Suratts Post oaSce. -
Ell g. iEh, who calls himself SSlve ~
!. q tse, 1e $500 aut - or ~ years Of age near
s "; ,sI dd. m and when snTs,n. Co..
ChaeIss = Mt teGta. lie has wife iivias Al NJ.
%berss 20 Mt r. Bes Of the aboTs ea'.i,
Iieye he nsy &c lurking, hut have reason a. h., :
of Wsshinston oeScaPe, ~ possible. by way
q, WI give the reward Of $50 IL taken IN ,becoun.
", anu ln elses here. In either case he pn,,st H.
again. w ~ - III ~ a. ~ NE, 30 yet ham
ap9-tf ~. nmiAhSHAlL.,
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STORE FIXTURES FOR sALF.-Inn1- =,
, 40 10th street, between aud Z, % Est."
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~ NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
w Books OF subscription to the stock of a Aew
Building Associations arc now open at the store of
Edward &. Dyer, No. - Penn. avenue, and at the
Office of Il. M. Hanson, No. $50 9TH street. OppOsite
Intalligencer Once. Gar 7-tf
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BY WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneers.
RulLDlNG LOT AT AUCTION.-On MON
we will sell, IN front of the premises part Of at Me-
8, IN Square &sl, on 9th street, between NJ and n
streets north.
The above lot is in q good location and rapidly
imeTOvlng pat of the city.
Terms: SIS cash; balance inl and 2 years, Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property
ap2i-ts WALL. Il BARNARD, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.

By ]. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
I.oT TIN AND JAPANNED WARE SEWING Ma
CHINE. &C-On SATURDAY MORNING, April
2h, at 10 o'clock, front Of the auction rooms we
shall sell, the Furniture and Effects OF family re
moving from the ctv-
Mahogany Hair Spring seat SO as,
Walnut Whatnot, Mahogany Parlar Chair,
Marble-top Centre and sofa Tables.
Cane a, WoOd-seat Chairs, Lounge,
Bruss is, Throe ply and Ingram Carpets,
Oiirntt, straw Mating, Rug,
BHdstsaiis bureaus. washstands,
Hair and Husk Mattresses; Boosters and Pillows,
blankets, Comforts. Spreads.
Cooking and other Stoves, Kitchen Utsnsils
Also,
quantity Of new and excellent Tin and Japanned
Ware, superior Summer Bakes, &c.
Also,
One "Woodruf" new improved Sewing Machine,
and large lot Of Jewclry.
Terms cssh.
sP2l-2t J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct..
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A. GREEN, Auc,

-,,,,, ~ =. UkFFN. AnctIoneoT
NEW FRAME IIOI 81 AND lot ON =,
! STREET. WEST, BETWEEN NoRTH X AM l.
STREETS; AT ACCTIoN On FRIDAY, the 21i "a
slant shall sell, IN front OF the premises Al -
CLOCK anew two-Stnry Frame House sitHatai 80,
part OF Lot No. Z, "a Square No hF frauting "A C
IN 81 street. VEST an running lack - feet hetwecn
The house is nov, two stories nigh, CONTAINING 4
goe rooms, aud luIlt an the best of manner IN ,u
OF the best workman of thus CITY, - S
Terms One hall cash; the lalaDca an e .,a 4,
months, for notes bearing interest secured by -
deed al trust upon the premises "
apis a GREEN 49,,
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OF OF SASH AND GLASS, with CASING
Also. lot of DOOR and q quantity of planned
FLANK for sale low. Addros Y. Y. b., Star Office
ap 2l-3ts - -
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n, A. GREEN Anc,ionoo,

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
EATENSlNE SALE OF EXCELLENT
- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AICrIoN-t,n
TIL RSDAf y, the sTth instant. shal sell, Al tho
q street betwe~d 10Th aud llh streeis west N Tn
O'Clock q; n an extensive assortment of eNcelleIf
Household Furniture. such a.
Handsome Sofa and Lounges
l'sripr, Castor and Fancy Chairs
lack w alnut Sprung sea- Easy Chairs
Rosewood sofa Table,
Writing Desks and Screens
inches. '''f - w -
lures. WIN IA
Sets 81 Damssk. Noroen aud Muslin CE-tqins
superior Ne'VCi Parlur Carr Is aud TIosrtb Pm
Brussn's, Ingram aud Neultlaa CNru,,ts 49,
Irnnih Pare and Olcloth,
i.tano Fore, SIdrh,.4-dS aud TraYs
MaTih'' -top Pier Ard Card TSidsS
VASES Lamps and Mautsl Ornaments
Mah"Sany large ENteuAIon Dtuins fable
DH; Bsisteads, WaTdIolsrs, Nashstsnds arJ
SufrTIsF Feat ger Beds
HAIR and Shuck Mattresses Ar
lnhches, R"ckIn" and Easy Chairs Hat Ra.ls
<farl'T Crates. neal, new and p,sSa.s So.
oh- hue Framed Oil Landscape, aud FTs,u..i ~,
. Cravings, ~
freSch Chiia Dinner, Dessert an g. Band T-a
Fiue Cut Glass Decantars,
nishos, ruublcrs. Mines CI.mraznes kc
SILVER plated Coffee and TIA SarVi,.,s
Do. CaStors. Cake RaSEpts a.
WIN variety al Table, Kitchen. and other 81.
rcios UNNECESSARY L. mention.
ILhs: All suliS under $50. cash: over S3a a
ct.dlt oi two and four months will lac AVN -
baarIng interest. '"''o'Se''
apis A GREEN Ano,
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SARAH o,DoNNoGHIE.
apu-eO WALL q BARNARD SaetTs

III IN CONSEQUENCE or THE RAIN
the above sale is postponed Ia tho 2Ist Instant al
the same hour. By order Of the Executors.
apH WALL a BARNARD Aucts
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N(@ICECREAM nfths very best quality served
ID t" Parties, Balls, Hotels, Fairs, and Private
Families, 1T a worry low price FRESH CAKES
made every day and sent To- any part of the CITY.
PartIcp!aT attention given to serving parties nth
ApELpHlA CONFECTIONERY 4, corner Of Eth
aud ats. mar % Inns
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NOTICE,

II IIC - NOTICE.
~. l,E,s C9RsrtnershiP heretofore existing under
dissoivsd h., pARRkrT GoODALL has this day been
oIa;.'s 80. u ~ mutual consent. All persons Raving
w. GoSda for the ps srm viii PTsseH. Them eorFs
same Will make pay nlent to him VIII &c 1919 tne
thorlzed Ia received the same. VINO III alone au-
April 10, 1859. G. w. GoonanhhETT ,
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HTATTENTION, MONTGOM'Y GUARDS.
US ION are hereby notified to- attend n meeting
Of the Company ON TUESDAY EVENING, the
2lst instant. Punctnai ATTENDANCE IS caaJ for,
as business of Importance will he transacted.
BY order of Lieut.. LA NGROS, Com.
ap 20-H THOS. McENTRY SEQ