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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-15
By A GREEN, ArctIonser; -,

By A UKEEN,- Anotloneer.
HANDSOME AND NEARLY NEW TWO
II STORY Back House. AND l.OT ON NORTH j.
STREET AT hUCTIoN.-On THURSDAY. the 10th
instant. shall sell IN front Of the premises. ats
O'Clock .. m. Lot r in subdivision OF square Ne.
as, havIrg a front If p feet North 9, he
corner Of Fourteenth stT@et we {. Tubaing back 90
feet "a an alley, with the improvement 5, whIch are
q good and IesTiy nCw tvo-Ftory BRICK dive ling
hOuge cortaInin eight rooonns, passaGs and oel
lar, aud stable, carriage house, &C., IN tue rear.
Terms: One third cash; balance IN 6, ", and ls
months, for notes bearing interest from day oftae.
A deed given ADD deed OF trust taken.
The above descr bed property - handsomely
situated, in an elevated and commanding position,
and the tale will be well worthy the attention Of
persons wishing 20 make q good Investment.
NAV d A. GREEN. Auot.
III THE ABOVE SALE Il POSTPONED,
on account Of the rain, until FRIDAY, the 18th
m. lad A. GREEN, Auctiooeer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-15
By A. GREEN. Auotioneer.

BY A. GREEN. Auotioneer.
HANDsOME HOUSEHOLD ~UhITCHEN
~ FURNITURE AT AucTIoS.-0n THURSDAY,
the 18th instant, shall sell at the residence of a
gentleman declining housekeeping. No 57S Third
street between and streets north, at 10 o'clock
q N. an excellent assortment Of Furniture, viz:
Fine damask- covered walnut parlor set, CONSIST
ing of two French Sofas, two castor and ak
Goth,c,. Arm, Rush, Reception. and Oak Dining
Pine Marble top Rosewood Centre and othsr Fancy
Tables,
Fine Walnut Etasere and large What not,
Fine Velvet Tapestry and other Carpets,
Ollcloth and Dfugget,
Ghina 6 ass, and Crookery Ware, Table Cutlery.
Fine Silver Tea and Coffee Sets completA,
Window Curtains, Corn ce, and Shades,
Fine Mahogany Extension Dining liable and
Fine Marble.top painted and figured Cottage Set,
Mahogany SideDoard fine Refrigerator,
MahoganT, Walnut and Iron Bedsteads, and Iron
Hat tree,
Feather Bolsters and Pillows
Hal and Sruok Mattresses,
With good lot of Kitchen Requisites
Tenns: All sums under SIS cash; over as
credit OF 50 and o. days. for notes satisfactorily en-
doreed, Nearing interest -
The house is also for rent, which Is conveniently
Arranged, and handsome location For further
mall:d A. GsEEN, Auot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-15
By A. GREEN, Auctoneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
NORTH n, BETWEEN f2TH AND 18th STs-, I'M
MEDlATELY OPPOSITE FRANKLIN Row, AT AUc-
TIoS;-Qn WEDN EsDAY, the 18th inst, shall
eel, IN 'front.' OF ne Premlses at O'Clock p. M the
Al Of Lot z and part Of Lot q. in Dayidson's
subdi vision of 50 Gas, having front OF 50 feet
inches on north X street, and running hack 70 50
feet alley; With the improvements. which are fue
modern improvements, eontsin,nS hi rood rooms.
wide passaEe, through the honss, stable, and also
two Franc Ienements. t
The above mentioned property is Handsomely
and eligibly situated and the pale viii be vel
WORTHY the attention of wishing 70 purchase
q handsome residence or make . good Investment
Terms: One fifth cash; the balance In 6, Y. Is and
a months, the purchaser to give notes for the de-
fsrred psyments bearing interest from the day Of
sale. A deed given and deed Of trust taken. IT,
ma led A. GREEN, Auet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-15
THE POLICE ON DUTY YESTERDAY.

Co siy Iendf hdoie feature In the procession
yesterday was the shrewdness of the authorities
In posting the police for the protection of the
japanese Embassy and the escort from ANNOYANCE
NhlIe the FORMER were subjected TO the imperti-
nence of ill-bred persons on foot and in vehicles
not Few OF whom pushed their heads into the
coaches through the opened doors and windows
and while the escort was crowded upon by mass
oilers to sell water by gang of negroes. Iwbo
seeing the men employed by the Quartermaster
to supply the military with water, thong bit II
speculation and also engaged in it, the 7active
and efhcient' We're comfortably cooped in an
omnibus, riding along at ease manifesting per-
feet indifference TO outside affairs, as though the
occasion was in their honor rather tban that OF
the japanese embassy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-15

THB WAsHISSI ron MlLIrARY-The splav of
gu, i"cai volunteers yesterday was most credit
aole 10 the awakening military spirit OF the
hogn * msn 81 the Federal Metropolis present
appearance at their last general parade, on tue
OCCASION OF the Inauguration of the Equestrian
Statue Oh Washington. so admirable was the
appearance Of all the different co,nnanfes com
posing the regiment that an a,temT on our r,rt
70 pdIucularize on the subject might appear
somewhat invidious. However we cannot helm
exercising the qualification thai all our fellow-ciG-
sens ieit at the appearance Of the new National
hihe corps under Captain Schaffer the Washing
ton blsht infantry under Captain Davis, and the
Nauonai Guards uRder Captain Tait-the Infantry
actuallS parading 90 mnskets, and the Guards "a
The other companies. too, as though fred with
the new spirit that now evidently animates those
named above. bore themselves Throughout the dav
In a u9iy military manner We saw n the altered
Of the field and staff officers are no loneer To
the erect OF making the volunteer system here
almost public laughing-stock, in spite of the
commendaole ambition and exertons Of the CON-
pany omcers and the rank and file
THE INFANTRY's SUPPER
Last night, in pursuance of promise lone since
mace. tnat whenever the Washington Light In
Ian a 9oola parade 80 muskets, our enterprising
aho Hperal feliow-citizen, private Henry G
Purdy, OF that corps, entertained them and their
frlends, TO the number Of l50 with fine sumner
al tne restaurant of c. Mades, (corner of Pennsyl-
y. san ia Venue and Third street, They sat down
70 lne doie at half-past nine, and after farinp
snmptaously, We're addressed by Captain Davis
capt ialt, and other gentlemen. who were sue
cesslveIy called out, and, on concluding, were
esI h. nonolea with gratifying applause band
speaking and during the progress of the supper.
served greatly to enliven the occasion. The sub
lect OF forming the long talked-of battalion was
,ns theme OF the reparks of Capt. TAFT,
who created such enthusiasm with reference to ii
as 10 iead to the hope that ere another month the
Light Infantry and National Guards NAV form
single corps OF more than two hundred men,
wearing a common uniform, with a Major i'm
command, and other field officers of their own
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-15

ALEXANDRIA MATrERs-Au the cburcbe. A.,
alexandria were well crowded on Sunday morn
Ing, and In the afternoon the Union PRAYER Meet
Ing, which was held In the NJ e Church sontb
was very numerously attended. A hea Wv Shove,
OF rain In the early part Of the evening prevented
many from attending night service -
The Letcher Guards hold a meeting al their
Armory tonight, for the purpose of perfecfino
Inelf arrangements Tor uniforming the company
The cloth for the uniform has already been n, :
dered, and 1t is confidently expected that al snst
fifty members will uniform at once When tbesc
arrangements shall have been COMPLETED we ven
tnre TO assert that finer looking set of men can
not bsscared up In the Old Dominion.
The retail trade Of Alexandria suffered consid
erabiy during the past week, I'm Consequence of
the Indictment state Of the weather, but the meT-
chants confidently expect rush during this week
II the>wedther proves fine, which will I'm great
measure counteract the effect Of the week past.
The CoscxRT.-The repetition Of the Musical
Convention Concert, Saturday, was as well at
Instantaneous circumstances Of the mig bit and
the weather against IL, AMI ID passed Of to the
subtraction Of the audience The concert mani.
Tested one thing Of importance TO our musical
amatears.their ability to perform good music
wnen unaer competent directors. Prof. Baker Is
certainly just such an one, and his method Is well
calculated to advance the timid pupil. and per
fJrul the best music with an amateur force Nys
Little Is undoubtedly the most popular Of ali the
lady performers who have vet appeared Al the
Convention concerts, and deservediy 80. or our
local performers the company was competent to
Judge, and they appeared 70 give general satis
faction, being frequently aPplauded raptnrously
TEE CONTRACT for the new CORPORATION ..,
has been awarded to Mr.. julius Baumgarsen. o
his city Mr.. b. has engraved a number Of seal
Tor me governmental Departments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-15

CAausI's MAY FESTIVAL, which passed of
with such eclat on Thursday night last, win be
repeated, by particular requts, on Friday evening
next. Keep lookout for the programme,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-15

HELLER SorREEs-Our citizens will be pleased
10 see that Ar. Robert Heller will at the soIicita
ton OF very large number of our most intiu-
entail citizens, remain with us few lights longer;
aud that, in order to accommodate ali the pop1lar
manager has reduced the price of admission to the
very moderate sum of twenty-f five cents We are
sure the announcement will be hailed with pleas
ure by the amusement-seekers of our civ. and
Mr.. Heller's stay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-15

SEE CALL In another column, for an Opposition
Mayoralty meeting tonight at Temperai,ce Hall.
for the Fourth Ward Also, at Steuben Hall,
Pennsylvania avenue near Second street for the
Fifth Ward. Also, at Odd Fellows Hall, NAVY
Yard, for the Sixth Ward Also Tomorrow
night at Island Hall, for the Seventh Ward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-15

CENTER MARKEr.-The market opened this
morning with very fair display of provisions i'm
every department. The attendance of dealers
was not larger than usual, though many farms
ana gardens contributed to the ample provision
tractve and the quality Of the supplies as wen al
the quantity was favorably noticed by numerous
visitors from distant cities =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-15

ALARM OF FIRE. - Yesterday afternoon an
alarm OF fire was excited, by what means is not
ascertalned, which caused rush Of hTemen 10
The second Ward, when the alarm was proven to
be false. Near Fifteenth street, on the Avenue
a noisy collision occurred between some of tn.
frsnren, which seemed to threaten a serious dis
tnfoance; Dut II was soon ended by the inter-
ference Of the more thoughtful members of the
companies, for which they deserve credit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-15

TIE CONTRACT for the new Corporation zeal
has been awarded to Mr. julius Banmgarten. Of
his city. Mr.. B. has engraved number Of seals
for the governmental departments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-15

The STEAMER MoSTIcELLo, Capt eager, ar
rived from New York this morning at O'clock
with large freight for the District, and the fol-
f. ID. Van Wyck, DR.. g Buckley, H. p. Gar
diner. u F. Schwaker, II. Penny, Roberts
Maj .. Bruntwell, j. w. Ball, s. Borden, MI
Wecker, H. A Saltwater, F. Morris, G. w. Ba-
ker. The steamer win leave for New York to-
morrow morning; leaving Alexandria at o. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-15

MErRoPoL1TAN Hook AND LADDER. yesterday
this nae company Of our w ashington fire depart
nent Pafaded tue streets in their full uniform for
the purpose Of displaying their new outfit which
they received from the builder last Saturday.
The truck upon which is conveyed the apparatus
has been beautifully painted and ornamented
and the new outfit of hooks ladders hue kets
axes, and other appurtenances of a hook and lad
de- company were neatly packed upon it, and
painted and ornamented to CORRESPOND with the
truck or carriage. After march through the
principal streets and avenues Of the CITY, they re-
turned to their apparatus room In the Northern
Liberties.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-06

Or. G. @aYfr Il. O.. 2yrsu. @ioi.
IrciS - rtr IlNi-c; itDs TapeU Jar 50. III a0ca &l,,c!sa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-22

Y virtue Of writ Of feri fcias 20 directed IRON me
Circuit Court the United States for the Middle District o.
Tennessee founded upon judgment rendered IN ad
Court on the 10th day April 1850 wherein Thomas ca
son q 90 were plaintiffs, and The seVanee Mining company
were defendants, will expose 70 public sale 70 me hes @
der for cash. The house door n tde cry OF Nas
Monday, 26th day Of March next al hAt peft o.
road belonging the said seWanee Mining Company lus an
the counties Of Franklin and Gruniy said Railroad coeho
Ing near the tunne through which the Nashville ana Clal
~ Railroad pasres Franklin county, and running up me
Cumberland Mountain TO the Coal Mines heoIglng 20 su
4ree Mining Company Marion county-Tit al te appuI
Dauss thereto belonging including turl tables ae9t
houses other houses other improvements uoBeeI -
LANDS On wach the said Railroad turn tables oepo oepot
houses, other houses improvements are sl.aa al
diaegnt a60inng said railroad with the privileges '1'
faanyirr 10 he seid SeWauee Mining Company
vlals5 the time and place, tc me ses . 1g
fo qb an tie right title and interest OF the SAID Sc
vance mining Company in and % the
of Dd viz two thirds undivided rac OF aad granted
ba State Of Tennessee the 9Th OF Juys l5il 70 al
lace Fste Thomas Logan and Madison Porter, y grant ~
also the UNDIVIDED tWotTos OF
another Of land grated by the state OF o
an cav al July, .s4 by grant No. S347 to said Wallace Eel
Madison Berter containing nFe tcAs
md acres also undivided thirds Of another tract OF land
ranrs bv the Tennessee % the said wallace Este
Thomas Logan and Madison Porter by gfau- bearing ai
m he On DAY or July 1871 No s346, containing i've thousand
acres ALI of lands lie in The county Of franklin an
STATE of Tennessee which thirds OF the ntseen lh0asn
-res Owned 81 the sad Sewanee Mining Company the nav
conveyed thousand Of said land l. me nlVers
he SOUTH y deed teTng date the 2rd day Of September
1s registered the Reg sters Office IN Franklin county L
BOOB T. pa rs 3 34 5 and 1885, registe red Jan lah Js
the provisions % which modified by anoher ue te
tho same PARTIES, dated tho 4h day Of May S9 and register
e in he Registers OF said FranEn county, in hooE
s go 80 ald s5s; all of which said Ear0ar, and lands
E-ve dsgrb5 levied upo1aa the property Oh IN
said SsUanee Mining COupgn. and WI be told 70 suy sa
ID, J. .CLEMENTs. e. s. Marshal,
feh For the Middle District Of Tennessee,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-22
Anderson & Romans,
AndersOm's Foundry and Machine
shop,

Ornamental Trees and Evergreens.
REONTGOMERY & MCGREDY, Nurserymen Nashville, Tenn
IN invite special attention their extensive stock Of Fruit,
Ornamental trees Everns, Green House Plants over
ornamental Trees and Eyer stable tor Immediate elect
Fruits-5O0O Apple ., & years old
Pears-3NOJ, DWsrfs & Stands rds, . to years old.
Peaches OOJ e. years old Cherries, Plums Aprico Nee
tarens and ounce, in large numbers.
large collection of Grapes Strawberries Raspberres, Goose
berries, Currants & Bouquets at all seasons.
MONTGOMERY & NCGREDY.
I.inRnnl. Nnrseries NashVe. Tenn