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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-08
PATRICK 0'BRASIoAS.

TnK NEw PLANET Of DR.. I.escarbault m
said to rvvolvs around the sun 10 nineteen
days. The inhabitants must spend large
par, Of their time In making New Years
calls. What yiothusalsbs We should be on
such planet as that.
lProvidsncs Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-08
TrOl the Rursl Ns~ Yorker.
Cure for the Borer.

Pig manure is good for apple trees, when
they are troubled with the borer. This in.
sect enters the tree. aud cuts into the .olid
wood near the surface Of The earth. I, is
a dangerous enemy, for while only few
small holes are perceived in the bark out
side i, msy have perforated the wood inter-
nally in all di,cc,ions. and reduced /, TO a
mas. Of powder. No, only the apple, but
the ounce and mountain ash. suder extern
siysly from the attacks Of the borer In
this part Of the country, Central New York,
whole orchards have been destroyed. Er.
perimeuts have been made with ashes and
lime, by removing the earth from the trunk
and roots, and then placing the ashes aud
lime around the part affected, but all TO no
purpose. for the insect will live when bur.
isd in ashes and lime. 4 friend and neigh
Dor Of mine had beautiful young orchard
of apple trees. the trunks OF which bad be-
come perforated in all directions, nO,with-
standing his effort, TO slye them. lie frs.
applied the lime. then ashes, then lime and
ashes mixed. but still the destruction went
ou. until Of two hundred beautiful trees on.
ly twenty remained, and those 50 perforated
tha, i, seemed impossible for them to live.
At la., he tried hog manure, BY placing two
or three shovel. full around each tree, and
the resul. was tha, every tree was saved,
and a new coating OF wood grew around the
old stocks. have seen other experiments
made with like eject. and would therefore
recommend it to the notice OF farmers gen.
orally. RoOEwOOD.
OsWevo. Anril IL. lgGO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-08

Coon OF ONIONS. A writer has srea, faith
in the efficacy Of peck Of onions for rid.
ding cows or oxen OF lice. lie claims 10
have found them an inf.llible remedy in his
practice. TLsy also si'.a tone to the s,SH-
ssh, and are especially valuable in bet
weather, when working cattle will lie 10
shade at noon time. aud refuse to eat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-08

DrrD IN Iur Wool. Mutton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-08
farmers department.
"sFEED THKFLOw."

Nithe arts All scieaces pertaining 20 l,ie, are
s,.sly lakeitngrther all are intimately csansCt-
81 ~ith Agt,cultufe e.--AaHtCoLA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-17

The CAPTURED SLAvER AT KEY WEsr.-We
have already stated that the United States steamer
Mohawk, Lieut.. Commanding Craven, arrived at
Key West on the Both ultimo, with a SLAYER, an
American elipper-built bark, called the Wildare,
about 400 tons and eight years old The Wild
Ore cleared from New York on the 10th Of last
December, stanhope, master, for 81. Thomas, and
sailed from the African coast thirty-six days pre-
yious to her capture. She has on board 519 Afri-
cans all quite young-their ages ranging from
20 rs years, and were intended for sale In Cuba
They win be landed at Key West an soon az
place can be built for their accommodation Many
Of them have been confined in the hold Of the
vessel 90 long that they not able TO walk. The
XyfIdfre has Spanish crew Of IA men. The
spanish captain calls himself Manuel. She has
also an American captain, Rathbore, and eight
men, (Americars They pretended to be passen-
gers but are probably the American crew Of the
vessel the having Spanish crew and an Ameri-
can crew The Africans were taken on board the
Wildfre at the Congo river The crew was TO
receive $500 for their portion Of the proceeds Of
the sale Of the negroes. When the Wiidfre LEFT
the African coast there Were fourteen American
vessels waiting for cargoes Of negroes The bark
williams len eight days before her with $50 on
board Two spanish armed Il amers were also
waiting at the Congo river for cargocs Of 1 500
negroes each, bound for Cuba. During the trip
Of the wiidfre from the coast so negroes died on
board ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-17

NAvAL.-A detachment of marines, in charge
OF Lieut.. Butler, U. s. Marine Corps for the
steam frigate Niagara, arrived at BROOKLYN Marine
Barracks, on Thursday night, from Washington
They were Immediately sent on board Of the
receiving ship North Carolina, where they will
remain until further orders. There were also a
draft OF sailors arrived from Boston for the Nj
agara. The Niagara has been fitted up In the
quickest possible time. On Thursday week she
was lying in the stream, housed over, and to-day
she Is fully equipped and ready for sea, and will
be commissioned on the 18th inst. The u s
storfsbip Release, recently returned from the
coast OF Brazil, s still lying In the stream where
she viii await the action Of the government She
brought home twenty invalids from the Brazil
squadron, who were sent TO the Naval Hospital
The nag ship Lancaster, Commodore Monta om-
cry, sailed from Panama for the Central American
and Mexican coast on the 9th tft The Pow
hatan, saranac, and Levant are now In that port
The Wyoming Is on the Central American coast
and the ST. Mary's on the Mexican coast The
htgate Sabine and the Falmouth are at Aspin-
wall, and the 81. Louis at san Juan del Norte
The Relief sailed from Aspinwall for Boston
April %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-17

II Artemas Ward, the great American
Snowman relates, in his peculiar style, the
following:
InStdHHt iR Utiky.-In the Faul Of 1855 /
showed my show in Utiky, trooly great sitty
in the State of New York
The people gave me q cordyal recepshun.
The press was loud in her praises.
day as was given description Of my
Bees,s and Snakes in my usual fowry stile,
what was my skorn 4 disgust to see big burly
fellor walked up to the cage eontainin my wax
fggers Of the Lords Last Supper, and cease
Judas Iscarott by the feet and drag him out
on the ground. He then commenced fur to
pound him as hard as be Good
What under the son are you about ?"
SeZ he, What did you bring this pussylaner-
mus euss here fur ?" 4 he bit the wax fgger
snuther tremenjis blow on the he'd.
SeZ L, You egrejus ass, that airs a wax fg-
ger. a represantashun Of the false Postle
Sez he, That's all very we'll fur you TO say,
but tell you old man, that Judis Iscarrot
don't show hisself in Utiky with impunerty by
q darn site" with which observation be kaved
In Judassished. The young man belonged 70
] OF the fust fsmeriies in Utiky. / sood him,
4 the Jcorys brawt in verdick Of Arson in the
Sd degree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-17

The EwAY NAPOLEON MANAGED VOTERS IN NICE,
nal Of Commerce explains the mode by which
the Emperor Of France procured the all but unan-
imous vote for annexation to France. A host of
French peddlers have inundated the cities and vii
Lagos Of Nice and Savoy, selling all kinds of
goods IS per cent. under the usual prices, pre-
senting counterfeit price lists Of French CONNER
eial houses, and informing the people that all
goods henceforth would be sold equally cheap
peror Napoleon the third, The savoyard peas
ants, who are very little educated, of cours. be-
leved such evident proofs of the blessed inf iuence
Of French rule, and concluded they ought 70 vote
IN f'vor of annexation, In order 10 share those
blessings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-17

hENAkkABLE OCCURRENCE IN MARBLEHEAD.-
The Boston Post, Of the 2sth ultimo, saws: We
learn by private letter from Marblehead Of sin.
gular occurrence In that place. Some time last
week Mr.. Eban Harris, who keeps a number OF
fowls, was driving them into the COOP in which
they were usually confined during the mig ht, when
one Of the cocks became enraged, and jumping
up struck him with his spur just below his knee
MI Harris paid little attention to the wound, and
II did not trouble him until last Monday. when
he started 10 GO 10 Salem. He had proceeded
about four miles when he was taken with a very
sudden and severe pain In his leg and was taken
back to his house and put 10 bed. He has suffered
great pain and has lost his sleep since that time
and the letter states that Friday night he sew
eral times crowed like rooster. The physicians
have given him up 10 die
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-17
'sGreat Men -

The Democrat Of the Dinner Table is
writing some capital things for the New York
Atlas. The following is a specimen:
Great men are not much after all With all
they accomplish, with all the marks they max g
upon the age in which they live, when they die
the world seems to go on its course Just as well
without them. They are not missed beyond the
day Of their funeral. To be sure, we love to
talk Of them, applaud their deeds, and glorify
their names; but we only do that we may de-
tract from the merit of those who are living
Those great men, who imagine themselves the
salt Of the earth, generally go into the earth as
fresh as if they had never been soaked in the
brine of fame
IL is in the nature Of man to banker after
strange gods, he likes to set up something of
his own to worship, to applaud. to apostrophize
Great men answer the purpose. We get them
up, and when, like children, we get tired Of the
toys Of which we thought we should never tire,
we knock 'em down, and get others in their
stead We all know how much less we think
OF q great statesman, after we become sc-
quainted with him. A stranger, he seemed o
colossus, a something not exactly of our species
a wonderful What Is it? the connecting link
between humanity and the gods. But as an ac-
qusintance, and with US in our every day walks,
the colossus becomes a man of commanding
stature, and We laugh at our folly in having
imagined him to be any better than ourselves,
1.-The Hon. John Smith, the great statesman
and orator, when We come to dine every day
at the same table with him, become simply
'sOld Jack Smith-went into Congress last ses-
sion'-and we rather doubt his greatness He
talks and acts like sn ordinary man; eats tough
beef, and drinks bad coffee and tanglewood gin
with as thorough gusto as the deck hand Of a
Mississippi steamboat.
Your famous man at home is nobody-so
you think when you live next door, or in the
same house with him. You hear the voice
which has "awed listening senate, bawling
out from the head Of the stair, "Hello, there,
why the devil don't you get that breakfast
up" Or you get glimpse of him in the back
yard, administering a tremendous walloping
TO bis youngest born. His fame is gone then,
and though he is one Of your party leaders,
you can't have the same confidence in his
ability, his greatness or his powers as an ora
tor after that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-17

10TH 1860.
OPE MING
OF THE
ASON.
McDONNELL'S
CATAWBA GINGER WINE.
Our Grocers and Citizens
will please
Bear In Mind
that
The Season for this
MOST HEALTHFUL
PURE BEVERAGE
Is Now Open.
The Agent in Baltimore
Has Received
A Large Stook
And will be happy to receive the orders
of his
Washington Friends.
Quality Guarorteed Strictly Pure.
JAS. MCDONNELL,
General Agent,
ma 1o-r,T,&s-tr Baltimore.
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CRIMINAL CARKLEssxEss OF An APoTHEcARY.
rhe n " Post SAYS: "The police returns Of
The Eleventh Ward state that lady last evening
called at the drug store Of @ A Warner and
asked for seidlitz powders On going home and
preparing to take her medicine, she discovered
that one OF the powders was red. Knowing that
sornrthing must be wrong, she took 10 to the sta
tion house, where IL was found 70 be red pfeeipi-
tate, or oxide OF mercury, . deadly poison It
was taken back 10 the druggist and shown him,
AZ which he replied, with admirable GOODNESS,
.Vell, den, she can hat snodcr.'"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-17

D The Philadelphia American learns from
undoubted authority that the Hon. John Bell ac.
cepn the nomination Of the Baltimore Convention
fof Presidency Of the United States, and that ON
his return 10 bis homefn Tennessee, his letter OF
acceptance win be made public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-17
WOOD AND COAL.

w o o d.
w w o o d.!
w % O Dm
SHERIFF 4 DAWSON are prepared to furnish
HlCkORn, OAK and PINE WOOD, SAWED
and SPLIT, and delivered in any part of tha city
At reasonable rates. Yard, Four-aad a-half 81 and
Canal, west sIde.l Uutel ma ii-3t
TIE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
sell at a very low figure for Dash
WOOD Sawed and Split any sizs
Call and see for yourself
II. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer,
ma Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-17
EDUCATIONAL.

Mps MRS MSC9R SICK's SCHOOL.
ElSc. McCOkMlCk desires TO inform her
friends And the public rally that he viii
sne Saees OF her School on the Lat Monday in Sep
The course Of study pursued will comprise al the
ton. AAsHss o1uoe
In addition TO her day scholars she Ia desirops of
reoeiying INTO her family few pupils "a boarders
eseG I.oiu ~ 20 Il years, Who viii beunder her I'm
her errensements tor the accommodation and
aas care OF pupils have been considerably increased
aesirlng particular information with reference 10
.s asr SCHOOL maj apply TO w. ID. Wsllcch, Editor
For terms and further particulars apply At he,
reSlaenoe-No. 30 Cameron street, Alexsndria, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-17
The JAPANESE FORTY Opp YEARS AGO.
III rom POulsoRs American Daily Advertiser, Jan.
4

III rom POulsoR . American Daily Advertiser Jan
II, 1916
RUSSIAN EMBASSIES srOJAPAN.-The Empire
of Japan, which comprises a large island upon
the eastern coast of China, continues to resist
the efforts Of commercial nations to establish
intercourse and commerce with them and to
exclude foreigners from their territories Of
all the European nations, the Dutch alone have
obtained limited privilege to trade at single
port. The Russians have sent two formal en-
bassies to Japan, accompanied with costly
presents to the Emperor. but without success
The presents were refused, on the pretext that
it was contrary to law for the Emperor 10
receive presents without sending those equally
valuable in return, and that it was out of his
power to send an equivalent.
Japan, (says the reply to the Russian Am
bsssador,) has no great wants, and has there
fore little occasion for foreign productions.
Her few real wants, as well as those she has
contracted by custom, are amply supplied, and
luxuries are things which she does not wish to
see introduced. F"
The Russian ship was constantly surrounded
by guard of boats, to prevent all intercourse
with the shore. The crews were prohibited all
acts OF religious worship while in port, and the
commander permitted only slight intercourse
with the Governor Of Nangasski. Every for
eigner entering japan without the Emperor s
permission, is punished with death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-17
DENTISTRY.
TEETH

NAs I.OOmIS, Nj: D., the inventor and patentcs
OF the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at -A
tends personally ct his ofice in this city -
MANY persons can wear these teeth who o6Gx1
cannot wear others, and no person can wear othsr,
who cannot wear these,
Persons calling at my ofice can be accommodated
with sny style and price of Teeth they NAV desire
put TO taose who are particular and wish the purest
oleanest strongest, and most perfect denture that
art oan produce, tho MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted. -
Rooms IN this oity-No. 336 P. avenue. between
rhia. s' ~ AZ eI1f ~.
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A MRS. WINsLOW,
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Physician
presents to the attention OF mothers, her
500 HI N G SYRUP.

D U U i ID N u > Y IL UF.
Fer Children fsethins,
Whieb greatly facilitates the process tssthns By sssa.
ag the fsns, reducing all insammstsn-vi ali.y AL
PAiH and spssmodie setisn, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS
Depend spon IT, mothsr' will give ys.rslrss and
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YO UR INFANTS
cAs SAY, IN SorFfDfrcr AND TRUTH Of il vhitw hs,s
MRS x, ~. q "; @i,9.o,is G.nis
r,cr cuRH, wINsLOw,s sb.n tm.Ir To I'D ~
s..,,ed S:.: asd W ins. SOOTHING in:tsne. dis.
,hs y. so.:r,1,. ALTAR. SYRUP, a.hght.d with il.
highest eomm.ndaton Of IL, magical sfscts and msdes
virtues We spsak in his matter I" WHAT KNow,r
rIoN FOE THE FULFTLMENI WHAT VIZ HRRk d r.
CLARE In almost every instance where infant 10 susr
log from and suson, relief will be in fifteen
This valuable preparation the prsscrptios OF enc Of hs
most Hxr ERi ENC ED aud sEILFUL NURsRs in N,- Eng
hna and has been used with rfvHR-FATLIrS sUcCIss In
THO USANDS OF CASES.
snly rslisvsr child PAIN but hs
stomach and bowels, corrses acIdty, and gves cns and
snergy TO the whole system. will almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WuND OoLIc,
and orsreoms on'usi.ns, which, not speedily rsmsdsd
AND suS .sTstm FOR spyiots, .S.ts u. ~ons5 sn'9
IN al ca,ss Of Dys- CHILDRE EN INrsRV and DIAR
sn.,. t,dn csL :,sinc TEETHING ns5r .h.th.I II
cause We would say 70 every mother who has child sur
fsrng from Of ne for going eonplants-Do roT LET
YOUR rREJUDICEs, NOR THE rREJUDfCIs OTHERS,
stand between yoursue.rng child and the rs.fhst viii
sUar-ya, ABsoLUTELY sURR-ro follow the Of this
msdiens timely used Full dirsetiors for usng Will .c-
cIT az PERSs gss Non. uns,' is, .n:
Sod By Drug gsts throughod the world.
Principal Ofhee. No 10 Cedar Btrsst, NJ Y.
Price only rs Cents Botus. % Il-davl,
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1--WE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
A.. - :rrlyed TT this day, M smpI scin. all qgsi @M1
Dress and Pscking Trunks Our trunk ek11A
sales room exhibits at this time the gr.atest variety
Of trsvellng requisites at moderate prices. TO be
non of LADIES' HAT BOXES, vALICEs,
NJ Old Trunks repaired or taken in exohan,s
WALL, STEPHENs & CO..
Trunk Sales Room,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-17

II. DENTISTRY.
TX. BILLS, after Prsoucel test Of two years
feels that he can Witt conhdence recom-
mend the Cheoplestio Process for insertin ing}
artificial teeth IL has the advantages ofD
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and chespners FuI
Once 800 Pa avenue se
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-17
The Hsneward Trip Of the Enbassy.
The New York Herald of Tuesday, saws.

The United States steam frigate Niagara,
which Is to take the japanese Embassy back to
Japan, was put in commission yesterday, the
18th inst, at half past two p. m. A large
number Of visitors were present on the docks
to witness the event. Every observation which
was made by the by-stapders when the crew
disembarked from the receiving-ship North
Carolina, was one Of admiration. The marines
IN particular were noted for their uniformity
in size all being large muscular men, and their
new dress made them look resplendsnt in the
MONDAY sun. The crew has been picked, COM
prising principally able bodied seamen, very
few ordinary seamen or landsmen are included
The Niagara will haul down to the Battery as
soon as she receives few more small stores,
where she will await orders from the Depart
ment when 70 proceed to sea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-17
ma S-3taw dds

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
~ ofths circuit Court of the District of Columbia
and OF the Circuit Court for Prince Georges county
S,ssyy M,sssyand. passed IN cause EhsIei9 seve and
,hsw; and admiplsirators of John Brereton are de-
s%dsnt on s s s. q0D tho q e sRs p 9shs, bid
E: ssss shss
about six miles from the city Of Washington, and
esiSy ainiyy accessible y by ths e Baltimore r,rosd con
beng the western portion Of the northern part OF
with tbs dwsns henss and ohsf SSnn
Terms. One fourth of the purchase money In
cash and the residue at g. l2 and la months, TO be
secured by the purchasers hoDds, with ETY. bear
Ins interest from the day Of sale, and by retained
purchasers cost. ''N' 0'N'''a an'inH @' Inc
If the terms are not complied with within three
sO after Ave days notice In hepSSi the Sssiona @ lpts ps
gescer and Evening Sar, at tho cost and risk Of the
An1 ofeiitoG; Of the said John Brereton who
may not haye filed their claims are notified to do
mar 81 st.wt. w. REPISi I. gkkiEFHSp EFHSp'sss; ss:,
H ! am requested by the parties Interested to
add g the above advertisement, that there is ee
n unfsiIIns stream Of hns ysteT running through
.o W.REpIN, Trustee.
~ a Auct.
in 3raE 3IJn..ansnd. AB2XE sf Y. SALE Is RosTPoSEp
place. w, REDIN Trustse
ma s-eo&ds A. GREEN, Auotr.
MARSHAL'SSA virtue Of writ of 6eri
Iva iscias issued from the Clerks Office OF the Cir
oult Court Of the District Of Columbia, for the
county OF Washington, and to mo directed. viii
expose 70 pusio sale for cash front q the court
house gaor of said county, on FRIDAY, the lIth
DAY Of MAY next, 1850, at 2 ocock m all defend
ants hight title, claim and interest in and to the
est part Of Lot No: IN square No. ass, fronting
"a lee, es inohee on Maryiand avenue, between 5th
and lSn streets west, and running bacf the whele
depth of said lot tog ether with all and hing gular the
improvements thereon. seized and levied upon az
the property Of Thomas Hughes, and viii 6e sold
70 SATISFY Juaicials No. 2ss, TO May term, 1860, in
favor OF r.. Cotton. w. SELDEN,
ap % dts Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
IL THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED,
IN consequsnce of the inolemenoy of the wsatber,
until MONDAY next ths i4th instant, same hour
add ace. w. SELDEN, u. 8 Marshal
ma 2t for District OF Columbia.
, II THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
ospSnSe6 oa1 snS nau until TUESDAY, the % 221 sst same
ma "a U. s. Marshal for Dist Of Columbia.
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THE EVENING STAR
fUBLisHED ByERY AFTERNOON.
SUNDAY EXCEPTEDJ
AT rHE STAR BUILDINGS,
Conner Of Pennsylvania aUsnus q Ilth II .,
w, y. WAL4LACH.

fspeEs served In packages By carriers af %
yess, CT - cents per month. To mail Subscribers
the price is $3.50 year, % adranes; "a for six
months e1 for three months, and for less than
three months st the rate of u cents week. Single
sopiee, ONE CENT; IN wrappers, rwo CENTS.
OADvrRTrsKNENTss should be sent TO the ofss
before II o'clock. m; otherwise they may not a.
zeal until the next day.
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CHIgkERIN6 SONS SUPERB PIANOS,
spS JOHN r. BLISS. sos Pa. ~.
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
PROPERTY ON THE Napr

THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until FHlDA Y, the 1lth instant, same hour
ma5d lCOn.l A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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on account Of the rain, until FRIDAY. the jsth
instant, same hour. ~ ~
ma y TCon.1 AGREEN Arop,
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III THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED,
IN of the inolemency OF the weather,
aad ace. w. .SELDEN, u. 8 Marshal :
ma IL 2t for District OF Columbia.
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Postponed until TUESDAY, the 22d inst, same
hour and place w. sELDEN.
ma "a us. Marshal for Dist OF Columbia.
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HANDS0ME AND NEkRTtW kRTItW9rsy rNEyy ~

ID THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED,
on account of the rain, until FRIDAY the latb
instant, same hour and place.
ma I'D A. GREEN, Auctinnear
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Wl AND STYLISH SHAwLS. S
Open this morning another invoice Of rich plain
b ack silk Mantiilas, haedsome Black lace
Shawls and Points ricl b ack Lace Nsatilas and
Burnous, Black Grenr dine aud Barege Shsvls snif-
aud Thin Shawie. All st the lowest prices.
J. w. COLBY r. C0.
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JOSEPH A. SMITH.

IL IL the above property 10 rot disposed o< bs
fore the Ist Of June, 1859, It will on that dey he
disposed of 81 public sale. at o G ock r. m Sale
on the premises. Terms made known IN day Of
IPlsntsrs Advocate insert until forbid and charge