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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06
GREAT BRITAIN.

Oman Victoria was 10 hold Privy Council In Lon
don the 23d of January preparatory 10 the opening
| of Parliament on the following DAY. =
| The London Star has good reason 10 believe that
the Government measure relative to Parliamentary
Reform was ready, and would be submitted TO the
A douse Of Commons at the earliest opportunity.
| ta banquet given by the Mayor OF Liverpool tho
Earl Derby expressed hope that the ensuing Ses
sion wo,. witness the adoption of good measure
of reform. He believed that the Conservative party
would offer no 'acous opposition the subject TO the
present Ministry. o
he'd been inaueurated At Shrewsbury with appropriate
II ia anthortatiyely state, that some pr5gtese he'd
been made by Lord kacaul4y coward the completion
of another volume of his History OF England, and
norton of the manuscript is fully prepared for publica-
ion Circumstances, However, will probably delay
for soe time the sppeara nee Of any portion Of the
history.
the I;yersool Police Court The American Consul APP
piled for tn. custody Of man ma pea James Smith q
sailor on board the siip George Wt on the cnarge OF
having stabbed the mate Of The yeSsti; JONI m'ono-
son. during the voyage from Sew-oi on. the prs
onsr was given up T. the Consul " "'"'' i"f
trfa. p...,tl
Ssptain william Willkuls of the British bark Ino.
gene had been formally presented with y spienoid
gold chronometer and chain from sne % r en-
Willsns's humanity to the wrecked crew OF zoe snip
Fleetvs cod OF Boston.
Mr. Frederick Douglass Of Rochester, n. L.! oeh'-
cred lecture on Slavery at Liyenoo On the lyD oil
January before numerous and eespecsabie audience:
The lecturer wSs received with much cheering ana
for nearly two hours he reiterged bs weli-kn3wn
sentiments in regard TO Slavery, The Kew. Hugh
Stowell Brown occupied tie chair, and m introducing
the lecturer be denounced Slavery IN tas strongest
terms and made some unconplimentzry remarks upon
the conduct Of the American minister IN London, IN
having recently refused 10 wise tie passport oil q
lady of color.
In anticpatiop'of the MEETING az Pa4i ,rnent on the
oath Of January Palmerston had Issued she usual cir
cular to his supporters ia the House Of 60 nmons,
questiug their attendance at the opening Of he session.
as business of great importance 10 at to be brought
forward The leaders of the respective p,lrtes had
likewise issued invitations TO the customary dinners
which are given prior to the assembling Of Parliament.
A domestic affection, however, would proven; Dis-
raeli from entertaining his followers.
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THE VERY LATEST BY THE ASIA.
BE- gelegraph fr0q. Logdoa Q L;;serpoO''

Ia TelePT0ph from L0ld0a 10 LtCerpoOf'
From lie Datfy Nees Cfy Article: 81,
fresh decline of 9Th took place To-Day IN tne lqnds
witch were uniavolaby affected by large sae OF
stock for money as well by the anticipation OF an
unsatisfactory Bank return. The position OF the money
market chiefly attracted discussion. Busaess was
yery langud In other departments Of Stock EXchange
a dropping tendency was likewise apparent. Not"lh-
standing the advance ia the Bank rate OF discount tue
applications at that establishment to-day were more
T1Imerous than during the last few days. In open
market there was an increased demands 3per cent
Was generally asked for good bills.
Tbe arpouni OF bar gold taken from the Bank for
expectation was &l5,0OO ,cp,
A decline took place to day in United States Bonds.
THE Rank returns show decrease OF t339 63l IN the
Coin and Bullion for the week ending wednesday
S'Ne From The Tine, CITY Artiae.
The English funds opened heavily tn's morning AZ
the decline OF which oc yesterday after TeSu-
lar hours and Is peIeDced further reduction Of lus'
before the close although quotations from Psis Wcie
favorable, and money in the Stock Exchange was Id
good supply al per cent. I
Al the Bank to-day there was an increased demiuia
for discOuDts although ~ the open market the Des1
bills were taken at "a per cent.
Canton viii regard 10 the future is shown by
GENERAL preference for short datef
IN foreign exchanges this afternoon tue rate on
Hamburg was slightly lover There hgs been "A FUR
fber movement ia tho Aus ,an quotations. adverse to
tLe currency OF thai empire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

Cuns .os PAPER-A bin has been introduced into
~ Sale - La OF Miunoa IA 10 provide for throwing
t0ln ties, and their additions back into farm lands
The MHHesofan calls this "a bill Got the encourage
nlen Of agriculture" II IL emphateay good meas
uIe, and would suit other attitudes beside that Of MIN
Ia sOla
The Nrpiin Volunteers serving al Harper Ferry 4,
sud Cbsilt stpwn Nil receive sll per month, OF %
ctnis leI Gay foI ibe number OF days seIsed'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06
{. N. THOMSON,
J.. . DURFf,
Committee
GEO. s. ELIAS,
OLIVER ALLEN,
ii. n. LOCIEF

AHTCiR I.N0mc-1h ganizstion shall be know as the
49, hepublio6h Club. =.
iLO6clts Oh Jet shall be- contribute 20 he hl'
seminal i Of the great Of Human Freedom
and sJund Cover mont as held BY TIC Republican Pady Of e
nat ion especially % the triumph that party ~ tho
Presidential contest Of lttn 3,
this eId fs hold frequent ueotus procure the de'
hFefy oun time 20 lime Of pertinent addle senan re-
publican poIe nd tocumenis end thorough ioe,l
hspubcsn organization that fha bring ssrry Republican v9e'
10 TIC rols.
Arr Ill Qfet ls officers shell consist ia President tF 2
Vic gesidcnts Secretary EArcufe Commit e. o.
t1ee and Vigilance Committee Of FROM each Scho, u
AIT lt--Iitdfc livery member of this Club pledges MN
ff oil lawful end honorable tcuoiLe triumph
a heFnbhean principles and the election Of lcpubeiA ohee
oil y eces al homo. ana uutt.
Ann kNsnbefihtp.Auyr person msy lscome member Of
this Club BY signing his Conaituti0n.
Ar. VI -WsttHes--fhis Cob fha hold regmH NEE iik'
rrcl TIC evening Of each month ani tPccial pneeus
- nsy BE- ohf,vsi'e provided Tor
-sratr Green is said to be using his influence 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

SKATING BY LAMrLIGBT.-Ihe clever gentle
men connected with the Central railroad have
arranged several locomotives, At Syracuse ~ sacn =
position that their hesd.iS hs illuminate the canal
bssiu near The machine shops and numbers Of ladies'
aud gentlemen eejOy an evenings skating fr'hc Oh
the ice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

THE FHIcATE hEHnIHAc.-1he steamer James
town, from Richmond, arrival here yesterday. She
passed, going into Hampton Roads, United states
steam fIeate Merrin5ae, Commander X b. HltcheocE
from the Pacific eQuadrOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-16

"Ay, know you well, and know what
say" repeated the woman, solemnly.
"Mother! oh, why do you talk so wildly 1t
is very dreadful, But you are not weli,-let
me 60 for some one.'
"Yes; you must go for some one. You must
60 to the castle this afternoon, . said the woman
In the same tone of deep gravity.
"To the castle, /, mother" exclaimed Rose
in surprise,
Yes, you must 60 to the castle; and, when
you get there, ask to see her who calls herself
Lady Etheridge"
The baroness. Dear mother, why does
yonr thoughts so run upon the baroness What
Is she TO us Besides, is it likely that she will
see me, a poor girl, perfect stranger, this day
OF all others, when she sees no one ?'
Hush, Rose and for once obey one tchona
go" hare so long looked UpOn as your mother
1t will be the last time L will ask you to do so.
Demand to be admitted to the presence of the
baroness; Say that you have come upon a
matter OF life and death, that nearly concerns
her ladyship; insist, and she will not venture
to refuse you When you stand before Lady
Etherldge, say that her old nurse, Magdalene
Elmer
"Her nurse, mother, You Lady Etheridge's .
nurse! never knew that before,'' INTERRUPTED
Rose, in surprise.
"There are many things that you never
knew, my child. But attend. Say 10 the bar
oness that Magdalene Elmer is dying,''
dying; Oh, mother, do not say so, it is
very cruel! You are not sick in bed-you are
sitting up. You are not old either, but have
many years of life before you,''
"Child, hear my words, but do not Judge
them. Say to Lady Etheridge that MagdaIene
Elmer, her dying nurse, prsys-nay demands
to see her this night! Tell her that hare a
conteSSioR 10 make that size must hear to-
right, or merer' Conjure her by all she holds
dear on earth! by all her hopes of Heaven! by
Gil her fears of hell to come to me tonight,
Ieil her u she tcOHld escape the keayfeSt curse
mat could darken a Uomzn'sItfe, to come to
me tonight; to come to me at once, There;
get on your bonnet, and go''
The above is all of this story that will be
published in our columns. The continuation
OF 1t from where it leaves off here can be
found only in the New York Ledger. the great
family paper, which is for sale at all the stores
throughout the city and country, where papers
are sold. Remember and ask for the New
York Ledger of May rs, and in it you will
tnd the CONTINUATION of the story from where
it leaves off here.
The Ledger is mailed to subscribers at So a
year, or two copies for 50. Address your let
ters to Robert Bonner, publisher, 40 Park
Row, New York 1t is the handsomest and
best family paper in the country, elegantly IL
iustrated, and characterized by high moral
tone.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY WALL q BARNARD. Auctloneer..

AHOUOnAers.
H3mMlSSIONERS' SAILS OF VALUABLE
y y RkaL EsIArEuMPRoyEDlINTH THK FIRsT WARp
9uyt BY yTips If .ss Of a. order And Of circuit
the case Of Richard FTers for division ~ The "a
derNgnsd Commissioners will offer FOR ssle A. p1b
10 auction on TUESDAY, the sth day OF Nav A
the foSi%ns % re clock p m on the premises
TO tne dover interest, of the widow OF SAID lanes
Efere dsoeased being one third of the rents and
scrlbed and determined by ssId order and decree,
namsls: Lot Of ground numbered ten, uO in square
nuinoered eighty SIX, e6D Of the plan Of the said
city OF Wa.hlngton, with the improvements there
on; S0nsisnns OF one two story frame house with
streets ISnt' 5s On the east side e Twentieth
ducements to purchasers. WV '"-
Terms OF sale: One-thir cash; the residue in r.
al - months secured by the bonds Of the puT
bearing iRterest from the day of ssle Ttie deed to
be retained until the whole Of the purchase money
II the terms Of sale arc not complied with within
nve asys rom the day Of sale, the Commissioners
risk and expense Of the defsuinng p1Tchaser. by
sdysrtsns the same for one week ty two Insertions
All oonVeJanclng at the cost Of the Purehaser.
S6HS S6hH2Sff HEN Ii pERSsh6SNEs pGEfRSshSNE'
TII MTIIdlIAM r. iSMITHsON,
CHIMES caa22RtE = MSEATfE:R. MPSNATf:
sr3-d&ds WALL & BARNgilIsiSoae5s BARNARsipSoe hIsi.
D-At the same tlme and place. and urou the
same terms specIfed above, and by virtue of au-
viii The dover 's Interest," spd esas ~
otth NJ Frere, the widow of jas. b. FTere, dec'dD
10 10 fne IN Ss sDsys described S known as Lot No
WALL & BARNARD, Auots.
VTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until THURSDAY AFTERNOON, I7th instant,
ma s-so&ds WALL BARNARD. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-16

DARAFFINE OIL,
Il THE CHE4PEST LIGHT KNOWN.
=, We are now resolving PaTafine Oil direct from
the works in western Virginia.
The sualitJ oft is excellent, producing steady
brilliant and beautiful light, and more pleasant to
the eyes than gas light.
This OIL Ia free from adulterat,on, and very much
more economical than many Of the Coal Oils used
III lis in no way explosive.
We keep aso q supply Of the most approved
styles of Lamps, TO-, for burning this OIL.
KING & BbRCHELL,
Agents for its sale for the District of Columbia.
Corner Fifteenth Ct. and Vermont av.
Great Kanawha Coal and OIL Company. ma IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-16

AN IMFRoyENENT.-Commiss Owens has
received orders to proceed with the work of
grading and paving the alleys in square No. 677,
between North Capitol and First streets, and G
and II streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-16
THE MoRrALITr REPORT OF deaths for April,

The MORTALITY REPORT OF deaths for April,
Is as follows
Accident, i aPoPlexy, 1; bowels-consestion
or, :; liberation Of, /; brain-congestion of, 4;
Inflammation Of, ]; bronchitis, 1; cachexial, 4;
earbuncle, j cholera infantum, |; cholera NOR.
BUS, j: consumption, O. commissions, ,; Group, 4;
cyanosls, dropsy, 2; emeritus, 1; fever-scarlet
=; typhoid, J; heart-disease Of, 6; hypertrophy
OF, 3; intemPerance, l; lungs-congestion of 4;
mania. a-potu, :; msrasmus, I: old age, g. perito-
nitis, l; Pertussis, 3; pneumonia, 5; scrofula 1;
stillborn, S; not reported, .
OF this number there were of the age of wears
and under, 20; from to TO- .; 10 to 70 s. 20 to IO
III 40to So II; go TO So o; over So A. not reported
Il still-born, s. Total 6S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-16

w GAS FIXTUBES.
w Have IN store, and are daily receiving, GAS
FIXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish, superior in style TO thing heretofore
offered 10 this market. We invite citizens general
ly 70 call and examine our stock Of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the best
selected stock IN Washington.
All Work in the above. line intrusted to our care
viii be promptly ATTENDED 10.
-. MYERS 4 MsSsHIAN. q Z y Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-16

I2 O0O SSALbQSSss, GsIA4MMIPkGNE GsIA4MMIPkGN AID
the attsntiou qf the public to our large and veil se
lectsd stock of champeEne aud Crab Apple Cider,
gold on reasonable tsr9s IN order 10 make room
for our spring stock Give - cali et tho
Union Botfiinr Oe>of.
6s No. 81 Green n. 0e0fFoko1u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-16
Mrs. WINSLOW,
AN Experienced Nurse and Female Phyajoisn
presents to the attention of mothers. her
SO U I Ii | N g SYRUP.
Fer Children Teethins,

which greatly facilitates the process Of tssthns Sv s.fs.
nf the gans, rsdsenf all 1smmatisn--v will aIlay ALL
PAIN and spasmodie aetien, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS
Dspsna upcn IT, moths will give rest TO yevr,,y.. and
hELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
We have and for over ten ana
eAn skI, IN corfiDfNcf AND TRUTH Of 1t, what have
ns'si ossh Aoe 70 --------Tsay Of any oTHBR
MRS. HAS 1T FAILfD,Ir
49, IN WINS nxu,S STANCE
SphH,l NSAo" % whom timely used.
,.,,tselan s,, inS. SOOTHING an in,t"nc. Of dis
.asiaouoh ~ hhyI one Who ussd IL. On
u0.rsdy shnsl SfhUP, delighted with its
highest OF its gieal ,f,et, and n,di,si
virtues. We sp.sk in his matter WHAT W.T. Do Know
a1srtsn ysart tIpsrisnct, AND PLEDGE
TtoN FOR TIE FULFILMENT OF WHAT VIZ HrRr nr.
CLARE la almost every instance vhsr. hs 10
IN from pain and exhaustion, relief will
ILSsnty minutes after the syrup 10 administered
Thls valuable preparation ths Of m, ,hs
most ErPfRIfNCGD and sKILFUL rURsfs In E.v r..
land and has been used with NEvsRFAILIrs succlss IN
THO HOUSANDS OF CASES.
net sniy rssvss the child from pain but tbs
.oacn ana ooSsh eorrscy acidity, and gives and
energy 20 the whole Il will almost rsIsy,
IRiPlN6 IN THR BOWELS AND WIND Collie
and orsreoms 'u,isns which, IL speedily r,m.d,d
end In death Ws---1h h,l,,,. 4 AZ. n nv
AND sURfsTRBM- FOR my IN. woRI
In all css.s Of DTs- CHILDREN gSTERy and mas
arse. from ,.,siac TEETHING. oRkN. wh,ih.s II
cause We would say every mother who has child ,uE
nnns rom any OF the foregoing eomplaints-Do Lrr
YOUR PRfJUDIcEs, NOR PREJUDIcEs OF OTHERS
stand between child and tn, relief that will bs
sURf-yst, AbsoLUTELY .UR1-to follow the u,s Of tbi,
msdleht' nmsly used Full directions for using will Ae
cURTls PERKINS New 7ori, !. on tn. ost.ids ,rspo.
Sod By Drug gists throug ghont the world.
PrineiPsl Ofes. No. - Cedar susstH.Y
fnes only Is Cents Botus &C Il.dAvlr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-16

TEE SUPERB PIANO Used ct ProIsssor Dan
vs Join = s EiEiEs :lis 81 scs SsEP: F:sy =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-16
By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.


THANCERY SALE.-By authority of deorees
y ofths circuit Court of the District of Columbia
Maryland, passed In a cause wherein Seweli and
G.aets are S0mipiainsnts and the widow, heirs at
fepdsnts viii sell NJ sncton So1n IN h are de-
Der: on WEpSEsDAY, The % day Of Nay Nav next exit
the tSst psaa1 nese 81 n ths dsy
the IIaot called 'Granby." near Bladensburg. and
y the Ss % and
btsinlns aeres, rood, a perohes, or Whereabouts,
"Granby," and lying north Of the main county road
Win the dwelling house and other improvements
Terms, One-fourth of the purchase money In
cssni ana ne residue at g. II and 8 months, TO he
Ing interest from the day of sale, and by refined
IIen on t5e premises sold. Conveyancng at the
If the terms are not complied with within three
sSd Iem es2 fne Ts dsy Of sSs the properly will be
gepcer and Evening Star at the cost and rst ~ tbe
defaulting purchaser. - ~
may not have d hee ae cG soan an. BTs5stSp ~ T5O
80, w. REDIN, Trustee.
II lam requested by the parties interested to
excellent Dwelling house, two story ard basement
on on tnd anG large bsFs pamp of good water, and
the properly, which is well fenced, and distant
,o,,. W.REDIN, Trustee.
sPsSawts GREEN, ,Auct.
NJ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
II II c9mnseggencs ms Of the rsin until WEDNESDAY.
the I'D May instant, 1852, at the ssge time and
ma 3-eoads A. GREEN, Auctr.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of 6sri
W tscias issued from the Clerks Office of the CIR
county Of washIngt gton, and to me dIfeoted, viii
expose TO public sale for cash IN front OF the court
day Of May ssSt M IsS at Z All t9e def1ld
on. ,ignt, ute claim snd lnterest in and 10 the
n feet inches on Maryland avenue. between III
and l3H streets west, and running back the whole
improvements thereon. seized and levied upon as
tne property q Thomas Hughes. and will Sc sold
70 vS1 sas n uniSas ctan No O to My .srm Isso, in
ap 90 dts Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
II THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED,
IN oonseauGnce OF the incemency Of the weather,
sad aoe ". WIS sETbEN. s G 's9' MsTsss fsTps hour
ma IL u for District of Columbia.
:, IL TIE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
bSs4PS1GeG snG until rUEsDAY the "a Igs ssne
ma i q. s. Marshal for DIST sHGfRcsS of Columbia.
HANDs66MAA 81 4 SS5 SSSFH: NEAEGY hRHSPFsfE SEw TWO
M srGK soTT Ss s NSn1s sSs
instant shall sell, in front Of the premises. a
a p sst On So&tb 81 No
CORNER of Fourteenth street west, running back es
,eet aS az ana sses yth the shIo1 are
house. containing eight 'oooms, passage ana eel
lar, and stable, carriage house. &c., in ths rear.
Terms; One third cash; ba ance in 6, u, and Is
months for notes bearing interest from day sale
deed given and deed OF trust taken.
The above des bed property rs Handsomely
situated, IN an elevated and commanding position,
persons wishing TO make q good investment.
NAV A. GREEN, Auct.
IL THE AB0vE SALE Is POSTPONED,
on account OF the rain, until FRIDAY, the 18th
m, i'd i''"0 N'ui 'Au Green Aro,io,o..
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By A. GREEN, Auctloueer
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF Z, BETWEEN TENTH AND ELRvRNrH
sTkEkTs.A AT AUcrIoN.-On FRIDAY, the eth day
OF May next shall sell, in front of the premisf
a. O'CLOCK, p. m, very valuable piece Of proper
", sltuated ON the north eide of street north be-
tween 10th and lIth streets west being part of lot
No; Sln Square No. S+s, having a front of IS feet
by 40 feet deep, with th- improvements which are
sfIame building IN front, and "a story brick back
Terms; One third cash; balance in s, II, and Is
months Tor notes bea lng interest from day ofsale
disPutebe. ~ D
We deem II unnecessary 10 offer any comment re-
lave 10 the location Of the above descr bed proper
ty Sunlce 10 to say lt is beautiful building Site
and the sale Will be we'll worthy the attention of
persons wishing to make good Iuvestment.-
ap "a A. GREEN, Auct.
uETHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, the Ilth instant, s.me hour
mas lCon.l A. GREEN. Auctioneer
GrTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED,
on account OF the rain. until FRIDAY, the 18th
instant same hour.
ma Y [COn.l A. GREEN. Aucts
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w NEW AND sEAsONABLE eooDs-

w NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.
w Have been adding Almost qaly 10 our stook
Of Spring and summer Dry Goods unIii we fhink il
new article for ladies' sutts; afso Mohair De Chse.
Poplos and English BersEes; Cbalies, Frenoh OF
dine and English BeyaEe Robes. in f-o2 two 20
p ppins rlopne, Psrss9l., Sun shad,s Q and sun I'm
Collars and Sets; N.- Styis Hoped ssirt,: No
Hnsry Sloyes. Gssptletts, and B sck Sill Mitts.
a. great variety; Linen and Cotton shestins; Irish
Ll"ss. mss Of the best @%siss, aa *sHurca,soN *s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-16
WAsHINsToN CARRIAGE FACTORY.

WASHINGT0N CARRIAGE FACTORY.
w Street, BefIceeN 9fh and lofh Streets.
We have Just finished q npmbe- Of first olsss
WagOas, Park Pkeatens, faHtiy Car-&zS
rtdses, dad Baggscs, W hioh We v al selistASI
o yer' small profit.
Being praot cal mechanics in different branches
of the business, we istter ourselves that ne know
the styles nd quality Of work that vii give satls
fiction, combining ifhtness, comfort and dursbIi-
Repairing promptly and carefully attended 20 ,t
the shortest nc toe and most reasonable charEee
co.oSmsE %SAkETEs; .Ti s.aS..iasi KaRmANN y a. RoPP
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT-The VERNON HOUSE, located
L at the corner Of Mlssouu avenue and Third
street, and fronting the Government botanical gsF-
dens. one Of the meet desirable and pleasant situs
tons 70 the elty. The Furniture Of the house will
Thursday, May 10th, anc any one wishing 10 rent
the premises will have an opportunity offnrnshIng
BRoWNSiSSs oWNSis u5dsT nST is5%s 55sss ss sPRy g r. W.
ma u
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IL THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED.
IN oonseau9nce OF the inclemency Of the weather,
until MONDAY next. the I4th instant, same hour
aad ace. w. SELDEN, q 8 Marsha
ma IL u for District of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-16

ID THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
N consequences of the rain until WEDNESDAY
the I'D May instant, 1860, at the same tims and
place. w REDIN T,usf@a ~
ina 3-eo&ds GREEN A,ct,
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AZ the Little Falls, having q oomfortsble we'll
lng1 house, corn house, stables, &C; vel-fenced
end watered within four miles of Washington: rs
acres IN cultivation, the ance in hand some wood
sa ssno: as peculiarly desirable 80 a country resl
dence, being perfectly healthy and romantiosl-
~ situated excellent fshiDg and hunting insni
9f MI. MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, Chain BTidge,
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~ | am REQ uested by the parties interested to
afd 70 the above ad yerisement, that there argc
excellent Dwelling house, two story ard basement
on tns land, large barn. pump of good water, and
an unlallng stream of ine watAT running throuC h
the property, which is we'll fenced, and distant
about SO miles from the ctr.
W.REDIN, Trustee.
8PS- A GREEN, Auct.
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Postponed until TUESDAY, tho 2si INST. ssIne
hour MI and PLACE ,,...., w sELpEN.
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PRIyATE SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER.

FOR RENT-That beautiful COTTAGE NJ the
u foot of Fourteenth street west, the reSidencSof
me 5he iats eteI Cazenave Esq, with large lot, gar
ueh stable, and every other office at ached. For
terms apply 60 DR.. John c. RILEY Fourteenth
St. No. iJS, or PETER G. HOwLE. Esq., 3s2
" 81. aolun