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CaFpeis. OH CIoths. and Curtains,

VIZ DO vel % eall on usbsiols buyug aas se n
tha line vsEy superior, consisting o. Cotton and ts, very
best akesoi tE0 ana rss ply Brussels ana Vsss Carpets Of
al widths cans7n and Geo nattns OF an widths splendid
assortment Of conoei curia Piasand BANDS, white Iaas ana
Muslin Curtains
WsEs. sans.aa.lz On bas.- .asl. .... vi. .a-a-
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APPLEsI APPLE
-oprvrn. avn IN rrnuu


Booksellers and Dealers In Periodicals, s.aaaasfy
DO. 9 rn.rn streets
HHTOuLn respectfully give notice that ihy sin ceatru
The hulues 1oniuclsl bT lia-au q Iclrs1n,
would hs pleased q rccaFe tie lertlig bestowed On
thfm.
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FHEMIUM ELUUHss
X. B. SNOWDEN a CO..
CyOLE Agents for the sale celebrated KnorTia CITY
- Mills Flour, have resFe l68 bags per Railroad, which
they selling at Mills prices.
This Flour has taken the Premium at State Pair end rss
50 per barrel higher 10 The New York market than any other
brand.
We expect to keep fu supply hand, and recommend Is
with the utmost conddeuceto suogrs ar 1sreor
any Flour have ever ssens b EN0WDEN q CO.
No North Cherry Street.
dec Union and American Buildinf.
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HARDWARe
SHOES.

Courtney & Tennent; HYDE, Gregg & Day; GRAY
eley d Pringle; WilEans s. Price H. F. Strohecker
Nlo--, q
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Christmas! Chri,imas ;

II y you fnd the hEt assortment n fhe cT 81 Toys
Fancy Articles Par0r 0nalentss EocEag Horses, AiIeT
Ware, Pianos, Sheet Music, aud Musical In trule1iE
Go to LUCK's Music and fancy Store Church Street.
dpe8
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sIIITH's CELEBRATED ALR.


HUIHH1s UELEDLEANEU NLIs
n TUsr received large shipment o. " SMITHS csssbrl
ID wheeling Aies Tie bet ever iu and l1r sale b
MIZELL, HOOFER . CO.
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From South America.
Correspondence. Of The Star
PFFSAMRuco RPAzu Nay

Correspondence OF Ihe Star
PEBNAMBUcO, BRAZIL, MAY IA, 1850.
Dear Star: It is city was never more unhealthy.
ana since the death OF our late consul and Mr.
Richmond, another American citizen numerous
deaths have occurred, among them, unfortunately.
the captain OF the American vessel CalIfor,. ana
four of the crew Of the same vessel are now in
the hospital with little hope of their recovery
Mr.. Henry Foster Hitch had been confirmed by
the American Minister at Rio Janerio as acting
Consul, and the dreadful state Of the Pernam buc0
Consulate being known to him for the past ten
years. with but one favorable exception in all
that time, he said that be should urge the Gov
eminent to retain d merchant Consul In our friend
Mr.. Hitch. This unexpected suggestion accom-
panied by advice to III. would be acted upon per
Barque Union, I" next to sail.
We have had enough of -; and, besides
do really believe That an unacclimated man can
not, in the present state Of the climate have half
a chance for life in the run Of six months
received long letter from -, written on
board Of steamer on his way home who ardently
hopes We Will have d merchant consul, or one
who is thoroughly familiar with consular duties
and who can speak the language, which YOU
know is very important for communicati on with
the authorities.
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Proceedings Of Yesterday Af,er,..,

IssrHE SENATE. yesterday, after we went to
pres
Mr. Lane offered an amendment to the Tariff
bill, restoring the act Of 1876 and repeating the
act OF 1915 and all other acts or parts Of acts In
consistent with said act of 1876.
E Mr.. Kennedy made an Intellectual attempt to
get up the bill to extend the w ashington Branc
Railroad across the Long Bridge. -.
The Navy appropriation bill being taken up.
MIR. Wilson's proposed amendment, appropri-
ating $500 600 for the construction of three steam
vessels for the suppression Of the African slave
trade, was rejected.
Various other amendments were offered; among
Others an item Of 900 to enable the Secretary Of
the Treasury to complete the investi cation of DIR
Barclays plan for preventing the counterfeit no
Of the United States coin. And also an item az
81 500 Tor the removal of the monument at the
west front Of the Capitol to the Naval Academy
at Annapolis. After which the bill was reported
to the Senate, the amendments concurred H. and
the bill passed.
After an executive session the Senate ad iourned
having experienced considerab BILE delay at the even
Ing session In getting quorum.
In THE House, the Kentucky election case being
up, the resolution to retain Mr.. Anderson in his
seat was passed-yeas 1I2, nays 81. 1.-THE affirm.
alive vote was composed Of all the republicans
and Southern oppositionis's present; and tn. neg.
alive OF democrats exclusively
Mr.. Stratton offered a resolution. which was
agreed to, paying Mr.. Chrisman the salary of a
contest was decided
The House proceeded to act on the amendments,
as returned from the Senate to the Legislative
executive; and judicial appropriation bill, and
eoncurred in the report Of the Committee of the
Whole on the state Of the Union made on Satur-
day night
Mr.. Florence offered resolution to expunpe
the recent resolutions of censure, but objection
6elng made to its consideration, ii was with
drawn.
The House proceeded to act on several of the
Senate amendments, as amended by the House to
Inc civil appropriation bill, with the following
results:
$50 GOO are appropriated for the Treasury ex-
tension, by vote of 73 against 20.
sos S2l to pay for labor and materials furnished
and $500 900 for the prosecution of the work on
the Capitol extension.
Also, Sl7 900 for purchasing from Rice and
Heebner thirty-four monolithic columns for the
Capitol, at the price supplied in Their supple
mental contract in 1851; the columns to be OF
American marble
All the other amendments were acted on; and
the House, at 10 o'clock, adjourned
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Proceedings Of To-day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, after the Transaction Of
routine business Of no general interest the Post
Once deficiency bill was taken up, when our re-
port closed.
In The HOUSE, Mr.: Kellogg Of Mich, moved
Senat; bill for the relief of Shelton Mcknight an
propriating about 81, 300 TO compensate him for
Carrying the mails on the northern Lakes from
1919 to 1857.
The motion was agreed to. So the bill passed
The House passed a bill for the relief Of the re-
representatives. of Thos. p. Jones and Walter r
Jones
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BALrlMoHE, June IS. 1apm

rsa BALTIMORE, June rs, - D. m
Since the adjournment Of the Convention n n IN
this hour, the public halls Of the hotels and prin.
ciPal gathering points Of the city, have been
swarming with busy and noisy politicians and
.wonder-mongers, all talking on the one universal
theme-the action Of the Convention today.
While all others proclaim that It foreshadows the
admission Of the seeding delegations tomorrow.
without conditions, the Douglasites, through
their orators who have been spouting for three
hours from the portico Of their ssranche,,-Mr
Reyerdy Johnson's superb private mansion, next
70 Barnums Hotel, which Mr.. J. has thrown omen
to them for their headquarters-proclaim, by the
bitter tenor Of their several dscourses that thew
too feel the truth Of that so general conclusion.
Mr.. Reverdy Johnson, by the by, used 10 be a.
chronic, IL not a Constitutional ebominator NJ
mobs; having suffered enormously on one oces-
sion at the hands Of one Of them. His Douyiasism
has done him some good, IL but In It's modification
Of the foolish intensity to which, before be be-
came Douglas ''stfikes, I" he carried that senti.
ment. That he has become a. hearty "hurrah
boy'' az the veriest New York Bowery politician
who has made the pilgrimage 10 this city to sIeep
for Douglas is evident In the fact that every front
window In his house 10 at this moment at his
own voii,ion, filed with the muggs Of N motley
an sssemblage OF hullabelloo outsiders as the
abol ton States have been able 70 send here to
make the desired outside pressure for a semi
abolition candidate or semi-sboliton platform
Nay, the affsbility and genuine gusto with which
- 10 at this moment sssimulating ION bis stately
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seirit Of the erernins Press.

The Constitution discusses approvingly MIR.
Winslow's minority report from the Covode COM
mittee; and, under the head Of Personalities Of
the Campaign" on the authority Of the proper
CfHcer Of the House, relieves Mr.. Lincoln from
the charge Of having had several pairs Of boots
charged to his stationery account while member
Of Congress.
The IHtsHigsHesr has its usual Congressional
summary and news miscellany.
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MARSHAL SsALE.-Ip virtue a a writ NJ Ger,
WI facIas issued from tine Clerks offce of the Cir
cult Court OF the District Of Colum hia, for the
county OF WashlnstO and 10 me directed will
expose 70 pm sale, for cash front of the court
house door OF said county, on MONDAY. the Pr
described property, to wit: All defendants night
utle, oislm and interest In ana TO Lot No. S, in
together with al and singular the impTovomeuts
thereon, seized and levlsd upon the property Of
Jnc. {. Nicholas, and Will be sold 20 satisf, Indl
E. A. Richards. w SFI HEE eN
o; 5. Marshal for the District Of columSi,-
lie Is dts NS-ehiDio-
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A NALOSTAN RETREAT,
a On ANALosTAN ISLAND,
OPPOSITE GeorgetolcN and WaShingtnn

The subscribers having leased for a term of Years
this beautiful and romantic spot, opened 4
~ tor the accommodation of the public on VcHA0
tho Slst day of May, loco. Eor boouty Of lE.E&
scenery, delightful promenades, fishing, &c, ne.
Union. " ~
The House is large and commodious having been
enural renovated Ii has a large Dancing Saloon
attached TO the house, bes des Dining and Dressing
Rooms ior both ladles ana gentlemen. In addition
splendid ArboTs detached from the buildings
Parties, FamllIe and Ind viduals will find II A.
moot desirable lace to pass the sultry DAYS of
mer as every attention will be guaranteed Dy the
proPrIttOrs. The strictest police aTrangements
prohibited 'Ai 10
The Larder will be found to contain all the deli
caeies OF the seeson at all times.
The Far will be furnished with the choi osst
Liquors and w ines and the finest Segars
societies, Sunday Schools, Clubs and Military
U m anIfs will find this the most desirable resort
derry dav. ~ u
III Children unaccompanied by their parents or
guard am, Will he excluded from the groun1s
Cunning and dogs prob bited
- III Boats Will leave the loot of High street
Georgetown. and q street, Washington, hourly
IRON oa o clock a. N. III u p. m daily.
PERSONS PreferfInSa pleasant wa * can reach the
Island via the Aqueduct.
. Wesollcit the public to judge for themselves ard
feel assured OF giving sat- Stanton.
Je Scott JACOB W.POwER% CO,
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ie IL J. c. MCGUIRE 4 co, Auc,..
ByJ. c. MoGUIRE 8 Cn Anr.ir--e.r-


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF EXCELLENT FIR
Il NILuRE AND HoUsEHoLD EFFRcrs-On "a r
DhDAf MOhNlNG. gun- sd. 60 10 O'clock on
tne hrst moor OF tho Auction R0ouF. By virtue 81
deed Of trust dated Nav 18th, 1850 aad duiy re.
one Of the lsnd records for ws,hingto ton county We
One excellent 81 octave mshosnnr ease rirno
Malsut osrved Parlor SUITE finished ., b.ir c,o.b
Maaro.e Top Centre and Sofs Tables, whataot
walnut faney Table, Reception hare
Ulit frame Mautel ard PIER Il assrs
lemask and soc Curtsi 10 and Corrioe
brussels and three ply CARPETS,
Ollcloth and MsttinE,
Set hard some blue and gold ensmeliei Ch.-,b,r
Furniture, with Marble tops.
Sci handEom' black snd gold enamelled CHAMBER
Furniture. " th Marble tops.
Set OF walnut Chamber Furniture,
set OF Mahogany Chamber Furniture,
hosewood and Nahogsny Dressing Rnrnsus
SSlngIe w slout " ardrobes. PeiHtei warcrobeS
SIX curled hair Mattres seg
Bolst-rs and Pillows.
Blan kets, Comforts, CounteTpanes
Msshstands, 6rauIte Toilet 49, Shadse
Mainutextensl n Glnng Ia 1le def Igerefnr
iehofanI SloeUoard. Cane seat ChAIrs,
Manogtny SOFA BED, Sleepy hollow hair.
" hlte 6ranite Dinner Set, Glassware.
Gsoklng ard other Stoves, Wire safe dc
sils. " y n
Terms $50 and under, cash; over that sum
credit OF 3 81; aud 80 dsys, for sat factoTily en-
dorsed nOtes, bearing interest.
By order of the trustee.
jeiS-d J. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auots.
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by A. GREEN, Ancuonesr.

by a. GREEN, Ancuonesr.
VALUARLE LOTS FOR SALE-On WED
NE~DAf, the 10Th instant, shall sell. In frTpt
OF the premises st O'clock p m, two IL ths most
deslFabis Lots IN The viciai y ufthe washi-rtcn
statue They are parts Of original Iots Nos is spd
Ia an 80 uare No IS, Dating each twenty elk feet
one lnoh - feet lnchl o. the nth sIda OF Penn
syivanla avenue, opposite the xix buildings with
an ave'sge depth az SEQ feet inches ard on + et
fches. respective, ard running hack u q thirty
Terms: One fourth cash; balance m s. 10 aaI n
months. Deeds Eiren AMI deeds OF trust takND
tabe. 'of"-
je "a std A GREEN 49,,
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BY }. c. MCGUIRE a CO.. AuotloneeTs-

By J. c. MCGUIRE a. CO., AuctIoneers-
TRusTEE'S SALE OF FOUR VALUABLE
n BUILDING LoTs, AT THg CORNER or FrRsT ST
wEsJ AND NORTH y srREETs:-On FRIDAY Az
IEkNOON, June 18th, at o'clock. on the prem
ises, BY virtue ola deed Of trust da;ed September
ist, lsSs, and duly recorded IN lber >. A. ., No.
i52, iollos 80, eto, one of the land records for
shali sell Iots numbered y. Is, ., AID 81, IN Jss
z. MEG uire's subdivision Of 60 uare ga
Lot q fronts Is feet on First street west. AZ the
corner of q street north and running hack Isl feet
inches 90 tvent. feet alley. Lots a. 3, and 81
frout each . feet ~ inches on First street west
hetween u and streets north, and run hack 80
feet Inches 70 twenty feet alley; together with
the improvements, consulting Of small two story
prick houses erected on the rear Of said lots and
fronting on the al ey.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue IN g. u and
Is months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises . ...-.
II the terms 81 sale should not be oomphed with
In i've days thereafter. the trustee rsserves The
right 20 resell st the risk and expense OF the de-
fauliing purchafer.
All oonyeyancipg at the Expense ofthe purehnser
THQS. J. FISHER, Trustee.
ma 2o-2sr&os J. c. MCGUIRE a Co. Auots.
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AUCTION SALES.
y 70, Other AMctIsH Satss, see frst page
Bv A. GREEN. Auctioaeer.

Bv A. GREEN. Anoboaeer.
u AT Arc rIoN.-On FRIDAY. the sd instsut,
shall sell, at 10 cock a. m, a. the re idence q
genteman DEC lning houssk HepiLC. No ~ Mic
souTi avenue between ~ aad stu stree e, IN excel
lent assortment Of furniture, WI
Nahogsny Sofss, Rocking and Parlor Chairs.
% Dinias, Br. skfast, Card sno other Ia
MshoIsny msrble-top Dressing Burcsu and ws.h
stand,
MshOEs.y and " slnut Dressing and other Bureaus
and WardrobeS,
isnny Lind, Cottage AID other Bedsieads,
Mhatnot and kne FEATHER Beds.
Hair, Cotton and chuoE Mattresses.
large assortment OF Bidding and Pillows and
Boosters,
CHM, 6lsss. Crockery ard Stone Ware.
flne Mantel Vases. with Shades and Flowers.
oh Paintings, Tapestry, Three ply aEo OiheT Car
pets,
Cooking. AR tight and other Stoves
With q GOOD lot Of kifchen ReQuisltes
With many ether at which We deem unnec.s-
saTy 20 enUmcrate.
Terms: All Gums under SIS ca n over IS .
credit of ana niOnths for Etptes satisfs IL
endorsed, bearing interest -
lass A GREEN sU.,
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A. GREFN. gu.t

BY J. G. MCGUIRE n Co. Auc ist.eerN
nESlRABLE DWELLING HOUSE AN rcr
- on bAsT CAPITOL ST Between SEcoNp sNp
II NJ ~ sThskIs Ensy. at fCB.lC AUcroN LIN
Sook' on the premises. we shall &c 20 The hrtt
naouef, without Taservs. paHt Of Lot No !,
square No. 759, Grpntlng IS feet on F.s, C.ni,I
3: eel between Seonnd snd Tknd st eets eas, nm
ntns nack Sieet ga lnches toE -trer with the i'm
Prov mentF, con- listing of , snug two-st 49,, -
basement ID VT hinE- Horse. ~ ""N
Terms One fourth cash; the resldua N 70 "a
IL m 4nths. with interest, secured by deed in tr
je 10 j. g. MrGUIRE A. en- Ant.
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BY WALL n BARNARD. Auctonee.
EXCEJLENT AND NEARLY NEW CAR
II PENTERssHoP on THIRTEENTH ST, AT AUC
TIoS--On MONDAY ATT RNOoN, 18Th inst
al CLOCK. ye viii sell, in front Of the premises
on Thirteenth tire between I and , = n ariV new
rent. SN " ei"eHu
TIE M: One third cash: bslarce in 81 and % d.vs
Tor satisfactory endorsed notes, bearing Interest
. a WALL, A BARNAR0 aTcts
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PERSONAL.

MADAME mORkICE, The GREAT AsIRoLu-
Itl GisT AND DcCTREss, Just from EHTOps.-Tkis
highly gfted and Intelllg ent ady can be consultsd
on the Past, Present and Future Events, Call AZ
No. 200 Twenty second street, between II and i,
Washington. je 10 inn
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je lS-dt22j Comm,s.ian..,

MARSHAL'S. SALE.-In virtue of two vuts Of
N1 herl iaolas, issued from the Clerks off oe Of
the Circuit Court of the District Of Colnmhi. for
the county Of Washington. ana TO me directed, 4
VIII expose 10 pubic sale. for Dash. in ont OF the
the 9Th day of July next. 1850 at Il O'Clock m the
Following property, to wit: All defeudaIt's TIe HI
ute claim AID interest In and 20 Lot No. T. IN
square NO; 6ls, IN the city of washington, ID C
together with al and slngu ar the improv ements
.heleOn, seized and isyled upon the property If
Andrew RothweIl, and will be cod 70 satisfy In
dlcla Nos "a and Sl5, TO October term l859 an
favor Of Phelps a. kInsman.
w. SELDEN
u. :. Marshal for the District of Columbia
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RESTORED TO THE ACTIVE LIsT- Lieutenant
Augustus $ Baldwin has been restored to the
active list of the Navy
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n GOVERNMENT SALE

n G0VERNMENT SALE
ON WEDNESDAY, June 9th, at I21. D. m at
the Washington Navy Yard, az Public Auction, of
the following named articles, viz:
Iron Cylinder Boilers, ri feet inches Ionr N
y ches diameter; Cylinder Boiler, Is fest long "a
INCHES Diameter, with two Is inches return hues;
wagon Boiler, IL feet long, feet inches hi gh AID
fse5 vide ;. steam Dome; feet By feet, an IS
zine (horlzontaD Cylinders, 81 inches ard feet
stIoksIthe engine Is sll complete except fy vince:
cast on Pumps, cyinders2 feet Diameter and D
ieet s,rokei PqGchng Machine, for punching boil
or piate; PAR Shears. for shearlng boiler plats
Lot OF Sash and Doors; Lot Of Window and Door
Frames; Old Smiths Bellows; so Pounds boot
Coping 10 Gouges - Chisels; II Planes; Iron
s e, and seams; lot Of old Bolt r. pe
i2t OF OLD scrap Canvas; LOT Of old Cooking ten
sis cSSnsdIssiS .ns q Boilers Fish Kettles Tin Kich-
HINES Iron t stalETsy; aist CaPstan l2 Old
Fea jacket; pair Blue Go Trousers; | raiI
Eannel Jumpers; pair Flannel Overshirts; psir
r,iannei Undershlrts; pair Bl1e Flannel ORA .srs
ID yards Sample Blue Flannel; Linen Shirts: I
PAR b ankets; Blue Cloth Cap; sample Canvas
Duck; sample Blue Nankn; sample Blue Cloth
ior Trowsers; pie Blue Cloth for pea Jacket:
| ample Leather, for she es: StockinE; II msdinm
Dried Apples. ~ r'"Au'
Terms cash. in specie
,.,o. .. WILLIAM Finn, Navy Agent
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7ETHE LADIES OF BLADESSBIJRG
AS respectfully announce to the citizens of
Washington that they will give a Festival at the
Spa Spring, on the 4th Of July next, for the benefit
Of the Methodist Church at the above-named place
Refreshments will be provided at city prices
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t'OK RENT-A very desirable new FRAME
IL DWELLING HOUSE on o street between
9th and 9th, containing rooms with front and bs I
yard; stabling and good water convenient
;,o A DUVALI., Agent.
Je lB-IW TEMPERANCE Hail s,raat
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SELLING OFF 20 CLOSE BUSINESS
- JOHN X; MORGAN would respect ~Gaas
fully inform his customers, aud the corlmu-
nifty generally, that he has concluded toY
close his business, and in order TO do so as
own make BOOTS and SHOES at cost for cash.
and his other goods at almsst any price To those
IN want qf reliable goods foe wear would saw rive
me call and you wi not he disappointed
As am about TO close my business ali accounts
on my books viii be rendered on or before the lat Of
July, when hope they will be responded 10 prompt-
tons due by me. J. r. MORGAN
:, =. . No. sos south side Of Pa. sv..
Je ~ l1-lEA- ~ bet 9Th and 10th sta
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FOE SALE-FIve acres Of WOOD LAND.
the su hscriber, as attorney for Mr.. Chris r.
Callan, cfsrs for sale acres of that besutifSily
locaeed woods, Immediately beyond the Columbia
road - Nei so0hsn sfeos
ofnce and see plat Of the same $500"
=, M dispossd Of hy Tuesday, the 18th Of June.
Auctioneer. at O'Clock p 10. on the pr. mises
~ sl.soO TO loan on city security. i sspIg :.
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G5LIN sALE OF a VALUABLE FARM
MAsHINsToY.-OhS SATURDAY, the 2Sd OF June
100 al IL clock, IN front OF the Mayors Ofce In
the city 81 Alexandra, will sell at D uhc auction
- aires Of Land situated as above, Of which T. X
hardin died selzsf This aad is highly Improved;
the location 10 perfectly healthy aud socesslbe ~
the three markets of georgetown, WsshinFton aid
AeIsndrls, be ne miles FROM the later city, by
railroad, which passes through the rropertV Tia
buildings are substantial aud in good ortr IL viii
be SO IN one Tract divide Into Earc-ls 10 at
Terms: One tenth cash; balance at 6. u, Is and
"a months, with interest - " NV
,.,ed,,s J. LOUIS KINZER,
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]. NJ. SINGER & co.
~, MNEEEAT REDUSTl0NlN PRICES OF SEW
ING MACHINES.-The Machines are scknowl
facsurlsg purposes. Family Machine SO; Letter
A. Tor iemiy or light manufacturing purposes, S5i;
SlnsfsIf s. NC; y, sS Singer No. ?, 300. Twist,
,.o, NJ. ,ss WIN II, GLOVER,
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By A. GREEN. AuotioDeer.

NEW THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE ,Sp
Y EoT At AUcTIQN.-On J HURSDAY. the 2lst
instant, sha sell In front OF the premises az siX
O'CLOCK M, the north twenty feet front OF Lot No
3 In Crnttenden's subdivision Of Square 59s front
Ing on Sts street west running mack between q and
speets north, TO pubic alley, with the imp Owe
ments, which consist 81 new Three story Br Oh
house, contalnirg six good and oOnv~nleutly ar
ahkeo rooms; With vide passages, and built in the
pest manner, by one Of the best wOrkmfn In this
city. The sale will be worthy ofany one WISHING
70 PuIchase hne small house in hes, thy location
Terms; one third cash; the balance In s ~ Isl.
ara q months, for notes bearing interest from day
yc lou A. NJ. Aurf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-19

HENNING Is, STILL SELLING BOOTS and
H SHOES as chap As the cheapest -ssar
p. Pat Leather R Reei Pun m :. a. sl2s.
DO. do. Caters, at : LIS to "a, -
Gents Calf Oxford Ties at 81 -25 20 IS,
Steel Frame Scotch Bingham UMBRELLAS, at
Ladies sun Umbrellas, at IS cents
Bring the money when you call at
je l6-3t JENNINGS, Seventh st, Island,
&c OOO CORPORATION WASHINGTON
2O,OVU QUARTERLY SIX PER CENT
SIOCh Tor sale In sums 70 suit purchasers.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE a. CO..
le Il 81 Anct'rs and Commission Merchants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-19

EQH RENT-A two-stOry FRAME DWELL
ING, with kitchen and wood shed on TbirJ
street, between and SITS north No pos. Rent
az per month. For further particulars inguire M
w. = JoNES, corner of Sd and SITS. je I9-7ts
EOR RENT-The HOUSE No. ESQ north p
PLtIIIs7S. la IC-lws