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ORPHANS COURT, APRIL I2ru, la59,
" DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,

WASHINGTON COCNTY-to ri.:
In the case of John Mills executor of Joseph b.
Tate, deceased, the executor aforesaid, has with
the approbation of the Orphans Court of Washing
ton county aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY. the
18th dav of May next, for the final settlement and
distribution Of the personal estate of said decea sed
of the in hand. far the same HAS been
collected and turned into money when and where
tilted To attend tat the Orphans Court of Washing
ton county aforesaid) with their claims, properly
from all nett of said sceas d's est ate pow FED
n copy of this order he published once week for
three weeks IN the Evening Star, previous to the
said 18th day of May next.
Tfus aopy-Test: ED. Y. ROACH,
IS -law5W RPEistar Wills
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IL Ralph Waldo Emerson tells of man who,
not wishing to be Out-done by his companions, in
telling hard yarns, affirmed that he had heard Of a
horse running so rapidly in ring rs to present
one continuous horse in every part Of the circle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-13

IL Marshall Potter. who was arrested at st.
stephens, charged with causing the death of his
mother, two brothers and nephews, at Lee. has
confessed his guilt. He says that he murdered
them with a shingle maui, and was induee d to do
account Of threat TO turn him ont f doors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-13

ID Ex-senator C. III. Smith, who recently died
In Indiana, was first elected to Congress in Is26.
He rode on horseback to Washington to take his
seat, which journey occupied seventeen DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-13

DISPATCHES PROM Mexico reached the State
Department last evening, we hear. In them
Mr.. McLaneis said to state that, in accordance
with the authority and discretion to that end
devolved on him by the President, he has duly
acknowledged the Juarez Government of Mex
leo. We have further to add that we have
every reason to believe that despatch left the
State Department last night for Senior Mata,
now in New Orleans, informing him of the
readiness Of the Government of the United
States to receive him as the Minister from
Mexico. He will probably arrive here as soon
as the railroads can bring him hither
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-13

fG-At an estate sale in Charleston, s. c.. Last
week, Washington Alston's famous painting Of
"sPalatro or the Bloody Hand,' was sold for
S3.O1I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-13

IL Late advices from Rio de Janeiro confirm
the intelligence of the settlement Of the Paraguay
dificulty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-13

IL The population of the United States in
ereases one million year, or two thousand ever,
day.
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TO THE LADIES OP WASHINGTON
i GEORGETOWN AND ALEXANDRIA,

Two THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON,
i GEORGETOWN AND ALEXANDRIA,
Don't buy your Straw Bonnets, shakers, Flats,
<1NCa, alsers, Infant, Misses and Youths "a a .
e. vHats without seeing SHEDDS com NV
- plete stock. >WS2
French Flowers, Straw Tassels and Gimps Silk
Cord and Tassss new articleJ without examining
SHEDD'S spring stock.
Don't huy your Hosiery, Gloves, Combs and
Brushes without going To SHRDDS.
Don't buy your T. xtenson skirts. Hoops, and Me-
chanical Corsets without going to SHEDD'S
Don't buy Extracts, P0Inades. Soaps, and CO.
lugne without going to SHEDDS.
In fact. don't buy any thing without going to
SHEDD'S. Make up your list and save shopping
dozen stores and at saving Of 10 per cent ave-
rage. Rents low, profits small at
WIN. p. SHEDD'S,
ap l3St 500 Ilth street
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An ORDINANCE for placing flag footway acros
Fayette street

Be 1t ordained by the Board Of Aldermen ana
Board Of Common Council Of the Corporations o
Geergstorn, That the sum Of twenty dollars be
and the same is hereby appropriated, for the pur
pose Of placing flag footway across Fayett,
street on the south line of Seventh street, and
u. Simms is hereby appointed TO superiBtend the
work. [ApprOved February -, lc59.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-13

III VIM. :. Orr, printer, formerly of this city,
died suddenly at Lynchburg, Va, last Saturday.
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BOARDING.

MRS. f.. d. HARRISON, who has kept q Con-
lvl gresslono boarding house for the last ninete
years, will, on the 18th Of Pri, open her house for
the accommodation OF permanent and transient
boarders. Those who desire a quiet and comfort
able home will please call at 3f1 Pa avenue, he
tween ~ and 9Th streets, south side. ap Tim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-13

Norrcr-Drsrnrcr OF CoLuMBrA ADvKarIsI-
MRNrs TO BIZ INSERTED IN THE BALIIMoRR SUN
AR RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE
9rAR OFFICE. &
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NAvAL.-The following Engineers have been
ordered to duty:
On the steamer Lancaster-Chief Engineer,
w. w. w. Wood; First Assistant, E. d. ROBBIE;
Second Assistant, Thomas Williamson; Third
Assistants, j. d. Wright, Jos. n. Cahill, Fran
els Cronin, Chas. f. Devalin. The machinery
of the Lancaster, which has just been finished
at Philadelphia, was subjected to a second and
final preliminary trial yesterday, which is re-
ported as having resulted entirely satisfactory
The builders are Messrs. Reany, Neafie & Co.
The vessel will be ready for sea about the first
of next month.
First Assistant Engineers A. Lawton and
Vim S. Stamm, and Second Assistant Alcxan-
der Greer, have been ordered to the steamer
Hartford, which has just been completed, and
is now ready for sea at Boston.
At New York, yesterday, new boilers, one a
vertical tubular, and the other a horizontal
tubular, were put in the steam-frigate San
Jacinto, by Messrs. James Murphy Il Co., OF
the Fulton Iron Works. She will probably be
ready for sea in six weeks The object in put
ting different kinds of boilers in this vessel is
to submit them to a practical experiment to
test their respective merits
The steamer Wyoming, now rapidly ap.
preaching completion at the Navy Yard at
Philadelphia, will be ready for her prelim.
mary trial by steam on the 18th of May She
has been built in remarkably short space OF
time, and is spoken of as being superb vessel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-13

HENRY BARRON SON.
IL WOOD AND COAL DEALERS
Respectfully inform their customers and the pub
lie generally, that they have removed to the Office
and yard formerly occupied bv Orme 4 Ku'tz, on
the south side ofthe Canal, Green street, George
selected stock of WOOD and COAL and hops. by
strict tn the orders of their friends to So
cure q lib.rai share of patronage
They most earnestly req uest all their old stomers
who have not settled their old accounts to come
forward and do SO without delay as / is very i'm
Portant for theI at this time have the money To
enable them to lay in their stock for the comm sea-
son, an I5.iw
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS

AN ORDINANCE in relation to firearms.
RssoIred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of GeOrgetOtrH,
That all firearms or weapons of any kind TO be
used for the defence of the town shall be placed
the hands of the Mayor of this Corporation.
Sec. =. Resolrsd. That the Mayor be authorized
to deliver such weapons to each of the police or
night watch, including the captain, and taking
their several receipts for the with obi ga-
ton to retain from their last months quarter 8
pay such an amount as will purchase or replace a
similar weapon. or weapons, unless such weapon
shall first be delivered up upon their going out of
office. lAplr Jved February IL, 1879.
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AN ORDINANCE to place a flag foOtway acros
WASHINGTON street

Be IL ordained by the Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of the Corporation o.
Georgeto,rn, That the sum of twenty dollars, 81
much thereof may he necessary, be and the
same is hereby appropriated out Of any money In
the treasury not otherwise appropriated, to place
flag footway across Washington street. on the
northern side of Dumbarton street; said sum to b.
expended under the direction of John ID. David
son. lApproved February II, 1859.
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AUCTION sALH.

: 2 By JAS. @. Mc6ufRE& CO.. Auetioneers
Two BUILDING LOTS ON TENTH ST.
Tr;IssTTFfRlb s sD fsTFtfRi ooossr An At
en- sS: .S5 4 = Rsdssss e.; AZ,
west. between q aud streets nerth, running hack
9, feet 20 sey-containins each 81 square feet.
Terms: one.third cash; the rrsidse n q. u. sud
is months, with interest secured by deed IN trust
spIsd las. C. McGuIRE CO., Auct..
By !. c. MCGUIRE a CO., AuctioneerS.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY on loIH
ON fRiba kFTfRSooS spT sssS s sG r..
O'CLOCK GA the gre%,se. We shall ssl lot. Noe
Us,Ss 3 e asss. sass on % . sT
west, between NJ and L streets north. running hAck
s fee, inches % % fsst s:Ssa 1 FSyn,
Tsi%, On, fSsrtk cash me rs.idu. ia a. !, AMI
Is nonths With interest ssoa'sd b, adesd IN trust
ais DIS J. C. MCGUIRE a CO. Anct.
BY WALL a BARNARD. Auctioaeer,.
brown HORSE AND TOP BUGGY AND
MoRNiNG rom instant. 81 10 O'Clock. ne wi .iI
in front of our auction rooms
I drown Horse,
Top Buggy and Harness.
-, The horss - sqlts last tEottsI and = sold ioT
Terms cash.
apis WALL a BARNARD, Auet.
BY BARNARD A BUCKLEY; Georr.towu.
I ARGE SALE OF CHOICE HARDY EVER
PLASTs, &o.-oR sArURpAN AFTERNOON
lrth instant, AZ o'clock at Forrest Hail. Gcorse.
town. we viii s-ll. large stock and varsty Of iba
choicest ever blooming X oses, new vari.ties o.
1an.sntal shrubs, ClImbiag Plants, Ey~TKrc-tiS
Carnations, Dahiss; with Ercat variety Of oth,r
Plants, all of which are IA hnst-rste order and "a
tlao.n.
The atteJtion Of ladies' and lov.rs ofh,sut,C,i
Flosers Is Invlt % this sale. the at cata-
| loguo ever offered ga Georgetown.
The above are from thu grounds and green house
Of A. JAsdin.
Terms cash.
sptS BARNARD A BI-EkEX Aurf.
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IL THoUeH "THK Star" 10 PRINTED on THE
BAsTKsr STEAM PRESS IN USE SOUTH OF BALTI-
MORE, ITS EDITION II so LARGE AS TO REQuIRE II
TO BR PUT TO PRESS AT AN EARLY HOUR; ADVkR-
rIsxMKNrs, rHKRKvoRR, SHOULD Blk SENT IN By
TwrLvK O'CLOCK, NJ; oTHKRwIsE THEY MAY NOT
ApPKAR UNTIL THE MKT DAT.
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4 RESOLUTION authorizing flag footway TO be
placed across Congress street, on the north side
Of Vest street.
Rssoirsd by the EOdrd Of iLd.TsassH and Beard Of
Common Council Of The Corporation GfGedySet0icH,
That the Mayor be, aud he is hereby. authorized
to employ some suitable person to lay down a flag
fOOtway three and half feet wide. across Con-
grrss street, the north side of West street and
may necessary, he. and the same is hereby, APP
proprated, To be paid by the Clerk to the order of
the Mayor out Of any money not otherwise appro-
priated. tAppFoved February 2I, 1859.
RESOLUTION I'm favor of G. NJ. Sothoron and X
X. Shekell.
RsSoLred by the Board Of aldermen and Board Of
Common CO1HrH Of the Corporation Of GeOrg,tOUH,
That the Clerk pay To the order of Geo NJ Sotho.
ron seventy dollars and sevehty-one dollars and
thrty-one cents to r.. r. Shekelf i'm full for their
services as assessors for the year 1859.
Approved February 81, 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-13

THI WsAiHER.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation il about Z O'clock:
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BY order; A. ECKIOFF. R,n,g
p WALL a BARNARD a..

II TIE ,ARoyE SALE Is FCRTHTR
postponed until Tuesday next the istb ,asi1,p
same hour aud place. W. SCI DEN. MARSHA
aPo-s Tor the District Of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-13

"Tux sr.s PUBLISHES THE LISTS OF LETTRRs
yzN.,xrNa IN THE w AsHIssIoN CRY Posi- OFFICE
vNprn THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING
ruxn TO BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING
TIE LARsKsr CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY
OF THE oTFIcE- Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is
MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY
YRNrKp IN THK DIsTRIcr OF CoLUxBIA.
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EOR SALE-A VALUABLE PROPERTY on
Il the north side of r., between Th and 9th Fts:
most deslraby located for residence. hcing an the
ncIghbOrhooa of Judiciary Square, Post OiHea. and
Patent Office buildings, aud the principal Hot is
For pa ticulars inquire on the prenIscs-NO. 49,
r ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-13

V'UBACCU, SNUFF, AND SEGAKS.
AT Who'll ESALF
As the Subscriber intends giving his attention
lmore particularly to the Wholesale -
Trade, he would respectfully informRA ~
ms customers, and dealers in the abOveM
mentioned articles, that he has justS&sy
on hand NV"
40 boxes of CHEWING TOBACCO, comprisiuy
some of the finest brands known; also, MEDIUM
and low priced. Pound lump, half do, SIS do
los do, large and small twists, fig, Anderson's
fine cut, GOpdYin's do,
l5Oy9n sEG ARS-havans, Principe, German, and
~ kegs do do Inose
lin boxes DORM PIPES,
KiIliekinek SMOKING TOBACCO, Lynchburrb
Calls do, do, -" Wv"
IS gross SH ANGHAI and G ERMAN MATCHES
And all other articles usually kept 10y the ira ie ali
OF which are offered at the lowest wholesale prices
at No. 80 High street, Georgetown.
ap II lw JAMES WALLACE
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A RE YOU D!-Ample Indemnity
iNc sSnlSst les By EES = oeessd ~ Che WASH
CORNER Of Penn. avenue aud 10th st. Stockholders,
directors and ofcers al citizens Of w sshlnttOn and
LANES G. MCGUIRE. President
&a aAAsoAss@ sa peesose
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THE FAST AND COMMODIOCS STEAMER
ANTELOPE, capt. b. F.. ~K-
W Ellis, leaves Georgetown every 3 a $IrTEi<
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday s7sps<.S.ss
at 7o,c,9ck a. m, for HaIPeI's Ferry; Returning
and Friday, at O'Clock a. IN. Through in y hours
Fare 50. an IL lns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-13

DLEASANT FURNISHED CHAMBERS near
u the Departments for rent--suItahla for married
or single gentlemen. No, $50 street, above 10th.
ap l2-I1
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THE LAGER DEPOT OF SHULFZ a. CO.
n 10 az No. 46iH 18th street. near the City Post Of
nee They promptly ill free Of charge for delivery
81 orders for Kegs or bottles sent 10 them in person
manufactured in Alexis ndrial is the best now sold
In the United States, and their terms are extremely
moderate. They have also hand very 6pe a..
soEtment Of HUNGARIAN WINES ct Low prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-13

CoNrEAcrs.-The following contracts for
lithographing have been awarded by the Su-
perintendent of Public Printing:
To John Cassin, of Philadelphia, for 30 maps
and profles to accompany the Pacific Railroad
Reports, for 81, $3.50
The contracts for engraving and printing 5
maps to accompany the Coast Survey Report
for 1853 were awarded "a foIIovs.
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A RESOLUTION I'm favor of G. NJ. Sothoron and r
GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMTs,

~HALI. OF VIGILANT FIRE COMPA-
ny, April 1th, is5sinAt 2 meeting of the
resolutions We're naninously adopted:
= ResoIrsd That the Company offer a reward of
SIS for any Information that may lead To the con-
vIctOn of the person persons who maliciousy
stoned and hired at the members who had charge Of
the reel at the alarm Of FIRE the night of the 9th
of Apri! AMI he n
ResOlrsd, That this Company will not go to any
hre beyond Market street west, after nj ut, unless
members house is on fire or in danger Of fire.
BY order:
CHAS. A ITTTI I0HN
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~ NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
lk3 Books of subscript ion to the stock of new
Building a ssOciatOn are now open at the store of
Edward G. Dyer, No. Penn. avenue, and at the
Office of Il. M Hanson, No. $50 It'll street. opposite
tntalI encsr OfhcR. 7-tf
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FOr trahsferrIng and printing 30 maps, charts,
&C., to accompany the same report, the awards
were as follows:
To J. Bien, New York, 81 maps and
charts s., 2iO GO
To Hatch Co., New York, maps and
charts. ......................... So. So
To +. :. Wagner, Philadelphia, 3 maps
and charts. Observation-Disclosures. 2l5 g.
To John Cassin, Philadelphia, maps
and charts. .:::............-.... pos -
To G. ID. Graham, Washington, 3 maps
and charts. Observation-Disclosures. 27s "a
, 10 william smith, Washington, map. 12U OF
The number of proposals offered was IL, and
the work has been awarded, in each case, to
the lowest bidders, and, it is believed, at very
reasonable prices.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EARM FOR SALE.-The undersigned Offers has
| L FARM, OF about lr0 acres for sal It lies seven
miles from Washington and AirNanIria, and about
four and-ahalf miles from the Georgetawn Asua
duct There large and thrifty orchard peaches,
apples, peas, CT well of pure cold water clo,e
hy the Kitchen and plenty Of wood and grass. Re-
Ter with regard tn the situation. which command
lng and healthy, to the editor of the STAR and Prof
g. e. PAGE.
lS-dN CHAS. VI. UPTON.
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Gebei bsihperpen, DiSpepTe rnb GelbIuAt, dront.
ite oOer neroGie S6pSden, Observation-Disclosures
uuo ale Rranfbeiten, rpeIte pUn Derocrbeuem Sra.
gen Ooer Der 0eber entteben.
5oIas ale 'e~racpfans, innsrll De- Sc mOriben, GnDrana bss
SIute5 rad BEN Rcrfe 5dure TN Dtnsen, 5ersbrenaen, SOB.
Srsnusa IspstitipFetstt. S6wers TN Wldsen, 5dp16e nnb
bSfet $tfabI i'm W1ssn aaS ~ltntsrlsib, SbUerer @Ns1
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wrbsa Der 1aut ane Gasen, Ssitenfe&sn, S&nrssn TN
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Dt' @ident6lmer ~empfetlen biele Wasbtstn Der anfmsrtfnm.
cit bee %ublifams: fen ~absrsaet pOn btr gDertb uHb br
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pd~tptrCoren aus aatn Ebetlen btefes Qdnbes 81 Gunfen 1eben
eeten Inns ~unaebsusre un6 etue senaue DurAlefans bes ani6brs
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90 Xtebbabers2 beater.-Sm Qos
fale oer p@cnsprpia" fcmmen beute ~lcl9enre
2~ullpieIe sur AuffabrunS Der SOfmeiiter
in taEienb Aeu9len" uuO p3nei lino 6inf."
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nsten S&webff@ glitter ~iubereitst aus GStaariuDs
Elm natrlglt6tS DiitteI, 8esCH 2sberbsf4per6sn, @elblaGt
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(Ginsefanbt.)

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fen Scnntase miro benz reuliAen Yublituni,
peIde8 I'M Qaufe OieIe5 WinterS Die in cbiBem
gereiue at9ebaltenen 8crIeiun9en nit 10 leb.
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besriBen 81 founen. t6err Werut6, in
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