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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

TRusTEE, SALE OF A PART OF A TRACT
in the equity Of Msshinston. on the Pin:y BrnpoS
Road, and abo8s three miles from the city OF
~ Pnsy SsRf Of che
Corded So Gs fS h ED sa. ss s q hs @ and
ens Of The e. an .,oo,ds q the county Of Wsshps
da on or Shout the S "a, sn Of Ne Ms,
AID recorded 10 Liber A: 8. No. ~ holios 4s..
Will proceed 70 sell q pull o auction 20 the hg st
biddeT, on TUEsDAY,the 7th DAY Of AuEust. 1850.
sS. pas rsS suS On os shs
y. ssi9 Ss d3 &. s.S
Elthin the following metss and bounds, 70 wit:
Beginning for the sam. at a stone, No 4, planted
corner Of lot Of sad land laid of to H.,s snss
man, and running from thence north sixty one and
dredths psrohs: with sp. fmsns n"r,5 1s n u
stone, No. s. AZ the northwest corner ofspeakmsn's
them running north thirty and hsfdesrees ess;
twenty; eight and half peIehes 70 q stake In the
the east line Of speekmsn's smal or lot, where "a
four and handfedS Of p"cS at 10 sS n tPs
west line Of the Piney sch road; thence with said
line 70 the pace Of BEGINNING, 90 t.ininr ten sores
aud thirty nx perohes OF land, more or less; %
ssshef With the tssrson which con.
Ersme Dwelling house. stsblinE. sheds, and ont
Terms of sale; One third cash; the bslspc. i, .
and " months, for which the purchaser vii he re-
quired to give his notes bearing rom ~
DAY OF SALE and secured BY deed Of trust upon the
,. should The p.Echsser fail 20 comply with the
s 9 Il S ssd o o.: e s
ssl. Upon glvins hve days previous pub 10 no, Zoe
the city OF Washingt,n, Of the time, p2ce, and
ss S, OF such re'aie All oonveysaoes % the cost
jy1s-.oad, r. ii. LAsKdEY TSr.:ss
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Now, comparison of the career Of onend all
Of them with that Of the Star, illustras most
forcibly two not uninteresting facts. Fit, that
the time has surely gone by in whichi party
paper can become permanently proftaie prop
erty, even with free run upon the trsury Of
the United States; and, next, that eva In as
small city as the Federal Metropolis, n indie
pendent, energetic, and cheap popularjournal,
conducted strictly upon business princips, may
be made permanently "prosperous andto pros
per-
Thus, the STAY has become in pointf circu-
laton and the extent of its ADVERTISING, business
the fourth cheap newspaper in the Unid States;
the business of the Philadelphia Ledge, and the
Baltimore and New York Suns only, beng great
er As 1t is taken by nearly all, whoever To-
Gated, who regularly transact business with the
Executive departments here as contractors or bid
ders for contracts, or with Congress and as II
penetrates daily into nearly every fouie In the
District Of Columbia, and in tn, region for
many miles around the Federal Cadtal, all who
would communicate with the pubic therein are
necessarily compelled to resort to i, columns to
that end, or to forego such communication, what
ever the consequences may he to teir business
Not long since, the New York Head shrewdly
predicted that ere the 4th Of Marc next but the
Star and the InteIligenesr, of al the existing
Washington newspapers, would e alive; and
the recent changes In the conduct 4 the Consti.
tuition and States indicate unmistahbly the cor.
| rectness Of this representation. Who will next
throw away ffom twenty to fifty thasand dollars
in starting political daily in the Federal Me.
tropolis9
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Ct wrlts of hsn
WI facas issued from the Clerks once of the Cir
cult Court Of the District Of Columbia, for the
expose TO public sale, for cash. in front of the court
house door of said county, on MONDAY. the 6th
day OF August next, 1866 ct ~ O'Clock de fend-
ants nghttIils ,caU aud interest D. and to Lot No.
Is, In 80 uare No 1872 In the city Of Washington d.
u, together with all an singular the impro
thereon, sci zed and evi'd upon the property of
Chas; Vsa Pstten and will be sold 20 SATISFY Ju-
OF John w. Thompson and z. D Gilman.
w. SELOEN,
iy Is dts
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GEE WHAT AYERS SARSAPARILLA
~ DOES FOR
DERANG EMENT OF THE LIVER
STOTI's CROSSING,
TallhdsRa co Ala Anrn u


Taladega Co, Ala /, Aug Q, SO.
pen to tell you what your SARSAPaRiIIIhe a my
SATBARTIC PILLS have done for me. / had
6een affiI9trd with Liver Complaint for six Years,
during which / was never well, and much of the
tlme very SICK. My liver was sore TO the touch,
ana, ths doctors said. was cong ested. / suffered
from severe costIveness acd diarrhCea steTn ateIy
Nj skln was clammy and unhealthy nv eyes and
SKIN often yellow. Occasionally had voracious
satlon OF oppression on my stomach, with languOr
and gloomy sensation of sickness all over kept
me In 6nguIsh. You cannot know how much I snf
isred fr m an ndeser babe feeling of distress The
tohs oonunuance OF THIS condition, without relief,
6etat; but reading, in the Christian Advocate, of
your Sarsaparllla, commenced taking it, with 90
caslonal small doses of your Pills, feru late the
bowels as you direct. From the first il had more
effect upon my disorder than supposed ANYTHING
could have. regained my health rapidly, and now
aiter eleven weeks, enjoy as good health and
strength any other man. May the "Dispenser of
all good" shower blessings on you
Prepared by DR.. J. AVER c y. s I0TsiI
Mass. iy Is-eoIm '
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IL The thirteenth annual meeting of the stoc X.
holders of the Magnetic Telegraph Company, the
oldest and best managed and most successful
Girard House, Philadelphia, on Thursday. There
was fuller representation of stock than on any
previous occasion, and, usual, In all the bust,
ness affairs OF this company its deliberations were
conducted with great unanimity Of sentiment and
good feeling between all parties After reading
the reports and disposing of the current business
of the meeting, the stockholders proceeded to the
election Of officers for the ensuing year Zenos
Barnum, OF Baltimore, was reelected president;
Jos Sailer, of Philadel phia, secretary, and Thos
+. Bladen Of New York, treasurer The old di.
1ectors-namely: Prof s +. B Morse, Hon. Amos
Kendall, William M Swain, B b. French, A. :.
Aoeil, MERIT Candy, John Thornley,, Col r NJ
Hoe, and Samuel c. Bshop-were unanimously
reelected.
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
W. hen faclas issued from the Clerk Office of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the County of Washington, and TO me directed, I
VII expose to pubic sale, for cash. Ia ont of the
Bank of Washington, on TUESDAY, the 24th day
OF July. 1860 commencing at 10 O'Clock. a. m, the
following goods and chsttels, to wit, VIZ: ~ vol
Congressional bates, rs do. Annals of Congress,
do. American State Papers, I do. Pension aud
B univ Land, by Maybe" do. Opinion Of At
sor ey Gsneral do. ;. noptlcal Index laws u.
states, do. Life snd Works of John q. Adams,
u do. Diplomatic Correspondence, "by SPARKS; J
seized and levied upon as the goods and ohsttes Of
10 os y, y. GU. enn ia S S sv S W seIst
dali. w, seldom
jy lS-dts us. Marshal,
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IL The Constitution says:-''The story going
the rounds OF the papers about quarrel between
tne PRESIDENT and Senator Gwin is entirely desti-
Iute OF foundation In truth or fact. The relations
between the President and the Senator from Cali
iOrna up TO the hour of the departure of the latter
on Tuesday last, were never more friendly, >,
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SCHMIDT,s SUMMER GARDEN.-On Sixt

L FREE CONCERTS!
LRNST LOEFFLER, NeIC York arenxe, be-
ttceGH LIST and ID streets, would respectfully ~
state to the public that A CONCERT ofklLo2
SELECT MUSIC will be given every MON
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the
season, at his Pavilion, commencing st 5 O'Clock
and ending st 10 p. m. Previous to the Concert,
the saloon Ia open to those desiri ng TO Will
away few hours ID the may dance. ICE
CREAM. WATER ICES. and every description
of CONFECTIONERY always ready at city
prices.
Parties desiring the Gardens for Pho Mic pur
poses. are requested to give q day or two notice.
je Is SIN
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u The census-takers report that the popula-
lion Of Baltimore will be 23O, OOO-an increase of
oi,OOO over the census Of 1850. The Baltimore
sun says the increase would have been greater
but for the domination Of the Mrnnphs ,,
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II A joint meeting of the National Teachers
Association, and American Normal School Asso-
citation, is to be held at Buffalo, n. Y, com.
mencing on the 18th of August. Lectures will be
delivered by several gentlemen.
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SLIGHTLY sOILED.

AN
ahimors)w
time
BorC
Cheapest
Hand the
bsnof n
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AUCTION SALES.

N1ARsHAL'S SALE-In virtue Of 'vo wits =
WI hefi fsoias, issa.d frou the Ctert' tsmc. ~
e circuit QUIT OF the 4 tstuct Of Columhls, toI
the coaaty Of WsshlnEton and TO ne directed,
vii expose public sale for cash. IA frogt - TIE
court house door, Of ssid oounty. non ia ' /.
th- 10th DAY Of August next. lss. al defe-dents
rEht, title, claim anc interest IN and 20 tue iolloS
ing de- cribed property. % VII. Lot No 5. ~
Square No. 7O6, snd lot No 81, IN square No. eol !.
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon seize and evied upon A. the property oC
JuilanA Barry and James L. RarrN, and VI he
term Isse, in svor Of Anthony Addson.
w. SELDEN,
u. Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
jy IS dtds
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IL The Masonic Grand Lodge Of Canada met
at Ottawa, c. w. on the 18th. A large number
OF delegates were assembled from all parts Of
Canada. The session was occupied by receiving
reports and the annual address of the Grand
Master
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D-The Philadelphia Ledger says there is a
very strong probability that Philadelphians will
not have to visit New York TO see the Great
Eastern. Negotiations are on foot now, it I'M
derstsnds, to bring her to Philadelphia.
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ARMY 1NTELLIGBNCE.-Leave of absence has
been granted to the following army officers: -
For eight months, Brevet Major D. H. Rucker,
Quartermaster's Department Brevet Lieut. Col
j. r. Smith, Major seventh infantry, and Brevet
Major w Austine, for six months
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spirit of the Morning Press,

The Constellation asks, "Who are the Disunion-
tst' ~ and answers the question by arguing al
length that the-Douglas party are that same
The IHtsIigeHcsr facetiously expresses its skep
tcism of the Practicability of "the proposed
truce" between the Breckenridge and Douglas
parties.
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COURT MARITAL OF AN ARMY OFFIGR Before
court martial assembled at Fort Lavenworth,
on the 18th ultimo, Of which Brevet Colonel
Charles A May was president, was arralgned md
tried Capt. Christopher s. Lowell, Of the second
regiment OF Infantry, on the charges Of ungntle-
manly conduct, disobedience Of orders, WITH one
or TWO other minor ones. He was found guilty
with regard to one or two specifications but the
court, under the circumstances, attaching no
crlminaltY thereto he was acquitted
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BY j. e. hcGUlk b a. CO Auctioneers
rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of the DIS
tIIct of Co.umbis, passed In the c'use where n
frea erlck w. Sehausen comp Al nant and Charles
Mades ana otners. executors and nsIrs at law and
devisees Of Bonavrntura Schad, deceased, are de-
fendants the subscriber will SELL public sale the
following valuable real estate in washington oIty
Lots Nos q TO- II anc T. IN 50 lare No 7s5 on the
feet ~ inches on north b street and l25 feet ~
on Third street east.
street.
fronting Ss feet s inches on Virginia avenue, III
Ieet on south street, 81 feet inches Delaware
Lots Nos, i'Ss's'S"e.7.s.s io. m. IL Is. Ia. Is.
and is, In square No. gag, comprising the whole
street a feet inches on mo- north street ct sS S feet
on Fig nth street east and 81 feet Seventh street
And Los Nos. 9, 9, ard 10, in square No. ss4,
Coming s. feet each on south street, bstween
lrst and Second streets west By 100 feet deep with
two-story frame dwelling houses
fhe sale Of the lots in square No. 7s5 viii take
.Suse A0 a on I the s Il
day Of JUL, 1850; ofsqusre north OF square No 60
square No a on MoSb4Y fRs 18th s day " q III JUN
SSs Of the e l1ts II square SO with the Improve
The sales will commence at O'Clock ,. M, on
the days above specified, on the respective premi-
ses ana the property wll be sod In such parcels or
Terms OF sale: One third cash snd the balance
notes bearing nssTest from the d. se q sss S
seG15y to Se fPRFOyed BY the trustee ana II not
~, the terms of which are not complied with, will
De resold upon one weeks notice, 81 the risk and
aSs ,ns sTcfss S the to
cass p thf TTn;,ss
J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Ascts.
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NJ CAPON SPRINGS.
INEW and improved route via the Manassas GAP
Rail Road and the Stras-
burr burg % and %;; S:D % Turnpike, ~ e.
a comfortable and safe road. Leave Alsrandri.
in the orange and Alexandria Train at us a. m
axe Inc MANASSAS cars At the junction, arrive al
Capon by 5 O'Clock D. m
Fare from Alexandria TO Capon. $500
For informaiion snquire at the Rail Road 0f6os
corner of Sixth ST. and Pa. av., N washington and
at the Ticket Once on Union st Alexandra, Va.
jy u dt2nthAug. -
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PROCLAMATION.
CITIZENS OF
WASHINGTON, GEORGETOW 30.
Whereas.
CHOLERA MoAk A. sHs present season of the year
DIARRHEA. yo,,c
DYSPEPSIA BlLrry, &c., &c..
prevail to an alarming ex tent:
rs;Rsl4i G GSs 81 s5tPR
to every family to know #
at once Safe, Speedy, and Efcdcioas,
DR.. MONTARDE,
or.; OF PARIS,
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER
as the most
REMEb9 FOR u Tz hs RB SoS9fEE edSSffkkAINrs
In order to sss;fy p,rp,m
that no imposition il intended in the sale of this
THE MONEY! Wv Wiz nfa Sc 'kEruNDEp
in all cases
when the medicine fails to give entire satisfaction.
Ask, then at any Drug Store for
MIRAcUi0Gs PAIN KILLER,
% take ss directed, and II not perfectly sahsfed,
d. B. CLARK, ESQ,
AZ Street and Pennsylvania Avenue,
who VIII refund your money.
Prioe-a5 and SO Cents per Bottle.
For sale a. all Drug Stores everywhere.
JAS. MoDoNNELL,
UH-eoim Baltimore.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TODDFELLOwS'HA HALL, Chsnge Gfscenes.
IA New Views and Figures, FRIDAY EVE
MING, July 18TH third night of the beautiful scene
of II ymouth Sound. with view of Break w aters,
brakes Island, &c. This place is noted as the
starting point for the having of the Atlantic Teie
alton of Napoleon crossing the Alps with his A rny
of 50, men Also, Rome. the Aytomaton Rope
Vaulter, Storm at Sea, sc. Immediately ct close
If exhibition, IS magnificent and costly Presents
will be Civ en- to the patrons of the far famed hi
odon's Museum of Arts Among the gifts are Gold
and Silver Watches, Silver plated Cake and Gard
Baskets beautiful castor cut Crusts .GOs Brooches
Bracelets, Bouterie, &c. Tickets Is cts, for sale
at Semken's, $50 Pa. av., where the presents may
he seen. jy IS
SCHMIDTrS SUMMER GARDEN.-On Sixth
may be found at all times one of the most yE.NAY
popular, genial, urbane. and intelligent le.8x1
Restaurant Keepers, who backs up his reputation
with LAGER BEER from the City OF BROTHER
LII LOVE-, Philadelphia with BRANDIES from
the choicest vineyards Of France; with WINES
article of WHISKY which smacks strongly Of the
true flavor of the MOnongakela and Bourbon
Paatable as either of these may be individually,
he has sought to make them still more by the
erection the rear grounds ef his favorite establish
ment of q spacious Arbor, where his guests by day
too ardent rays; and, at ''the wItching hour of
night" quaf his ice-cool Lager without fear of
having their enjoyment dampened by the falling
dew. Such inducements will, Doubtless. cause
many of our readers to drop IN and take note tIf
nothing else and, most likely, many of those who
go will goagan.
In addition te all this he hiss engaged the Pros
peri brothers and their associates to discourse their
choicest pieces of music Every "Wednesday and
Saturday evening. jy l0-lm
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u The Chicago Zousve Cadets have arrived
In Utica, and will be in New York on Saturday
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PERSONAL.
A CAR n

M A CARD.
w e hope our citizens will largely patron the
Pic MIG got up under the auspices of the Society
of 1t. Vincent de Paul and which is to come of at
The msSbsTs Of he soos 19s 01n uoh am
heartened at the little success they have met with
possible for them to recede from their undertaking
trey would do SO; 1t is surely no answer 90 them,
acquaigtances to purchase few tickets for the
sake of the poor TO be told that those they address
themselves they beseit is for the poor Of Jesus
ChTlst-the poor. in whom He is stll personifed
Himself Matt IS IS 4s " ''' o' We "ouu
This Society-which has even at this moment de-
be found PTossstsnts as we q. Teom
would not make this appeal to the public were not
debt ti treasury exhausted and even oppressed with
Our citizens should understand, too that the So
aims with wanton prodigality among the Outcas st
aud the criminal, as well as the deserving poor
aims at the moral aud spiritual Improvement of the
poor whom it adopts and thus render an incalcu a.
bic service 10 sOclety-aoeOmphshIng in an hum
bic way. that which even rovernmsnts have es-
saved IN vain. Already, Within the year, IT has
from their vicious cOurses-hss raj sed whole f.mi
les from utter beggary aqd life of SIN, and prom
is not yet too late for to operate IN this good
work-and we therefore venture to indulge IN the
nope that not only viii the Pic Mic be numerousy
attended, but that those who do not frequent DC
nlos " Ill, themselves call npon the gentlemen Of
advertisement in another column. and lay ont a
little OF thslr worldly dross for the sake Of thsiT
poor feiloio men, in what they will nd st the dread
Judgment day to have been the best life lnsuran
stock In which they ever Invested
THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY FORwARNED
II from haTbnrIng my sons, Gustav and Ernst
Burgforf, or giving them work, 8 the law will be
rlgldly enforced against persons so doing.
~ l2-3+ CHARLES BURGDORF.
A RESPONSIBLE AGENT FOR THIS CITY
"A is wanted, to engage IN the sale of George b.
Sloat Co.'S unrIvalled lock-stitch Sewing Ma
chimes Our Improved Elliptic is the plus Nlfra
OF all sewing machines, containing several import
ant improvements over the Wheeler 4 Wilson
machines works without leather pad OF breaking
needles, and model of beauty, nea.ness and
simplicity. Our improved Shuttle Machines have
no tuperlOrs and few equals. ppiy at Browns
Hotel tsIttlng roOm,) to THOS. j. BTLES Gene
raj Aseht. Jy VI ST
NOTlCE.-Persons having claims against a bal
ance due from the United States to James Hem
~ seaman, deceased, are hereby notified to pre-
seFt them At the office of the Fourth Auditor oftha
Treasury within two months from the date of this
notice. A l. q RANNON
V liG Fourth Auditor.
MADAME MORRICE, The GREAT AsTRoLo-
W GIsT AND DocTREss, Just from EHrops-This
highly gifted and intelligent lady can be Consulted
on the Past, Present and Future Events. Call st
No. 200 Twenty second street, between II and l.
WashIhgtOn. je 10 I'm
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nFylRGINIANS, ATTENTION, An resi-
~ gent as well as visiting VIrgIniaus who a, =
favorable 70 The election of John G, RreckinTidge
snd Joseph Lane, the nominees of the nv nationa
oemocIaey Tor President and Vice President are
IequSsted 70 meet at the house of Mr. Murray cor
hsI 81 and Nlnth sts., Washington, ID. c This
~ luayl rsN EMU, at O'Clock, for the pur y ,se
palgn Club N HoHo Naih-
lie. mere De full attendance, as the Douglas fac
eio attempting 70 divide and distract the paTtv
IN our old Democratic Commonwealth IT.
nE NATIONAL GUARD, COMPANY A
w ATTENIlON-You will meet at ,on,
NmN0oiy, on "a avenue, THIS (FridayJ EVE
NiNG, az clock. Every member is expect d To
De prompt In his attendance. By order "
BEN. F. LLOYD, sec'y, 'A' a All.
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THE SAND HILLS OF JUTLAND, By Hans
Chr!stien nderson; price rs cents.
Autoblographicai RecoleotIons, BY the late
Charles Robert Leslie, X. A edited with . prefa-
tory essay on Leslie as an artist, and selechons
with portrait; price Si.s6
Just publi shed ana for sale at - "A
PHILIP T. SOLOMON'S
Metropolitan Bookstore, $50 Penn av.,
w. between sth and 10th SITS.
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THIS AFTERNOON q TO MORROW
By THOsa DOWNING. AuOuOneeI.

Ry THOS. DOWNING. AuctlOneeT.
GeoTEsfotrH. %. 4.
n AR6E STOCK OF CHINA, CROCKERN,
IL GLASS WARE, WINDOW SHADES. CuTLgEN.
&C, IRON NEW YORK, TO BIZ SOLD yiIHoUI ~
sEaVE.-We shall commence ThlS EN p
MING, land continue morning and evenina 81 eaeh
day until the whole stock III sposed Of n SET
very large aPd se.eot stock 81 the above -bAused
goods, consisting Of
rea Sets, Cups and Sauoers, Plates. Dishes,
Casarais. Basins, and Ew-rs, Chambers, &c.
@ ass Bowls. Dghes, Buffers, - Il, Wares,
Tumblers, Casters, Celeries, Lamps, Lanterns.
Pitchers. Molasses Cans. dc.. &c,
$40 pair Paiated window Shades, IN Rich and
beautiful Styles,
On Cloth fable Covers,
ivory Handle Bone and Buck Table CutlerF.
Pocket, and Pen Knives,
Watches, yewelry, and q variety Of Fancy Good,
&c.
The Entire Stock 20 be sold without reserve ia
lots 20 suit Purchaser
trr Goods At private sale.
Nv IL ST THOS. BOWLING. Auct.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE e. CO., Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DRUG AND
APoTHEcARI STORE oS The lsLAND-On
TUESDAY MORNING July nth at u O'Clock,
on the premises, By vI,tge of deed OF trust du y
executed and eCorded shall sell the entire stock
and Fixtures of lug and A pnth' cary store,
situated on Seventh street W st, between d aud r.
strests south, usls nd,l consisting of fresh and
well selected assortment Of
Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Pstent Medicines,
Pertumer., Fancy Artlclss, &c ,&c
The Store has been recently fitted up on an I'm
nOveable, and In no manner JOINED 20 tee house..
The stock and fixtures will be sold In 8 lot togeher
The Store - excellent location tor business.
this sale offers a foe opportunity to any one de-
slroUs of engaging IN T. business
Terms "a y, and inside known OF the sale.
TGOS. '. lSHER. Trustee.
JylS d J. G.. McGUlRE& CO huots.
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BARGAINS IN PIANOS that have been bu
- little used. Pianos for hire, 81 Is cents 20 Ss
~ s sSn'A JoH sSs + - EVIL. .1.ss..
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.

OFFICE SECRETARY OF THE SENATE u. s.
July IL, 1850. \
I'LL II O'Clock on Monday, the Snh in tant, for
~ rnlshlng for the use of the Senate i've hundred
tons best w hlte Ash Furnace Goa and ffty cords
best straight Pine Wood. The whole to be packed
away In the vaults of the Capitol. In aces which
service OF the Sehate, and to be delivered BY the
d5ta september next Bonds for the faithful exc
Bids for the Coal and the Wood will be con
sidered separately, and satisfactory arrangements
must De made Tor the correct measurement of bot
AsBURY DICKINS,
Jy iz-otSiith Score of the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-13

HI During 1859 there were - 665 lashes put or
soldiers in the British army stationed az home.