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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-10-26

FROM rev. JACOB SECKLER, well known and
highly respected throughout the State o.
Pennsylvania
HANOVER, Pa February IS, 1859.
Messrs. $. w. FowLE & Co., Boston.-Dear
Sirs Having realized in my family important
benefits from the use of your valuable prepa-
ration Wistqrs Bilsam Of Wild Cherry-it
affords me pleasure to recommend TO the pub
lie. Some eight years ago one of my daugh-
tiers seemed to be m decline and little hopes
of her recovery were entertained then pro-
cured bottle of your excellent Balsam, and
before she had taken the whole of the contents
Of the bottle, there was a great improvement
in her health. have in my individual case,
made frequent use of your valuable medicine,
and have always been benefited by it. /
rould, ho,eerer, caution tie public agaiRst ilapo-
sition, because there is a good deal Of spurious
HiSt@'s Balsam Of Wild Cher7ygfom Hrough-
out tie country. JACOB Seeker.
MILFORD, Del, October %, 1858.
S. W. FowLE & Co., Boston Please send me
a supply of Wistar's Balsam, as ! am nearly
out, and there is a great demand for it; it is
doing wonders; it cures Coughs, Asthma,
HhoQpiag Coagh and Consumption, without
fail. There has never been any of the genuine
here until you sent me a lot some time since,
but plenty of the counterfeit.
Yours, truly, J4COB L. FOUCE.
%-5- REMEMBER, THEREFORE, all rho seek
health, that the only genuine has. the rriaea
signature Of " l. BUTTS as well as the
printed name Of the Paoprie'ors, SETH w.
no VILE s. co., Boston, on the outside ,crap-
per. Take no oherj it were money wasted
and health jeoparded
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-10-26
Attention, Farmers!

ES&A THE SUBSCRIBER, of Middletown,
s-eS Frederick county Nd, offers TO the
public one of the largest assortment and most
approved style Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-17

DA Letter from the pilots who carried the
Great Eastern to sea, dated on Monday last states
that she went to sea from the Capes hit hours
aud thirty minutes from anchorage at Anna polls,
making at times about Gig hteen miles an hour
The same letter states that the Upted States ri
gate Constitution had come into the Capes on her
way to the Naval School at Annapolis
IL The family Of Rev. Josiah w. Brown, of
Manchester, Vt, have experienced most sad
and crushing sorrow. Five interesting and love-
ly children as ever graced household, and all
they had, have fallen victims to that new and
terrible scourge tdiptheria) that Is raging in
many localities, and all within the short space OF
thirty-two days. .
IL Church. the artist, has met with serious
accident, having been thrown from carriage
while on his way home from bis cottage Al
though several ribs were broken II is thought the
injuries will not prove serious. -. ~
II One Of the parties lately drowned at Allan
tn City was Thomas jefferson Badger, only son OF
Senator Badger, Of North Carolina. t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-17
EVENING STAR.
q WASHINGTON CITY:
FRIDAY .-...............- August II, 1850


IL That valuable and popular family journal,
the WEEKLY SrAe, fNill as usual Ct Metropolitan
news and gossip, and choice literary reading, IL
now on our counter ready for delivery To the pub
lie. Embraced in It's entertaining contents are the
following articles
wilt thou Love her Stilll-a poetic gem; The
Wife tamer-a very amusing sketch; Max
iTs for Married Women. Power Of an Atom
OF Folsoni Lefi the Gas Burning and went to
Gems of Poetry;7 Fhe American Scientific Asso-
ciatOn-what causes a thunder storm-binoc-
ulaT vision-Cambridge geological Museum;
The japanese and The chronological Society;
The Plighted-a poem; The Total Eclipse Of the
Sun as seen In Spain; A Picture of Queen
Victoria and the Royal Family Ac9nittal of
. Judge Terry; School Hours and Exercise;
The Four Georges; Refining Effects Of sick
ness; ---.,' 'i'
A choice bit of Imperial Scandal; The Prince Of
Wales among the Ladies; A French Woman
on America; The Proper Manner for Women
to Dress; A Fact for Consideration; Homicide
nesr Baltimore-a man kills bis wife In a ft
of jealousy;
Operations Of the Patent Office Proceedings of
the Criminal and Police Courts; Speech Of
Robert +. Scott, ESQ. at the late Bell and
Everett Meeting; The Baltimore's Trip to the
Great Eastern; The North Carolina Fugfti
Visit OF the President to the Great Eastern--our
toriaicorrespondence Interesting Cores
Pondence from c. 9. NJ" ROW on a north
.tEn tour; Sketches Of Summer Travel-six
very interesting letters from the Editor while
on northern tour;
Department News; Editorials; Washington News
and Gossip; Local Intelligence, &c, &C.;
Late news, foreign and domestic, by mail and
telegraph;
Interesting Personal Items;
And great variety Of choice literary articles,
both prose and poetry, too numerous TO men,
ton.
This Is just the paper above all others for per-
sons sojourning in the National Metropolis to
send to their friends at distance. Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 25 per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when arranged.
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u AT the late meeting Of the English Scien-
unc Association the venerable. 81, Dayid R,s,ys,.,
ssSa, present, aud read two papers, indicating no
ianne on In the vigor Of his mind with mis- ad.
rTbe eighty third ,n.,ve,.,,v =, ,.. ,.,,.
OF hon 10 10 be Celebrated non ths hst,Is
gaSasa r. balloon aseension by La Mountain is
" SIR. James 5. Slaughter, OF Atlanta. Ga
OF Me- fancey, committed suicide IN Wedns.'
Gay OF last week by taking hhdanum. -
u fhe 81. Louis Democrat learns tbat the
steamer Lucas, from Memphis, encountered !.
the 18th uit 0sa iaes9 tFiF rs 'b5 -Ai"o'Hi"s'
" Keenan, and suite have arrived In Phil.d.l-
phia: The Boston board Of aldermen have r.
fused 70 iicense biz pssilistic e1hibitiOn,
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NAVAL INTELLI6ENcR-The Department has
receives advices from Lieut. VIM T. LIE Row.
commanding the United States steamer Mystic
Of the African squsndron, dated Kabends, June
zstn, ie6O- Lieut.. LIE Roy, Oh the 27th of June
seized the brig Thomas Ac horn of New YORK AZ
being engaged In the slave trade She was placed
In charge of Master Nathaniel Green and a prize
crew, and sent TO New York, where she arrived
on the 18th inst. Lieut. lie Roy reports the good
health of the officer, and crew Of Mystic with the
exception Of Lieut.. II. ~. Garland, who had been
condemned by medical survey and transferred 10
the Marion for passage To tue United States
The Mystic communicated with the Marion In the
latter part Of June at anchor in deg IS min.
s0uth
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Personal.

'''. The New York Times says that Judge
Douglas will visit Virginia Immediately on his
return from Maine.
'--' Hon. Howell Cobb returned TO this city
yesterday from a short visit in Georgia. We ar.
happy to add that the honorable Secretary appears
to be much refreshed by his brief relaxation, and
is in excellent health.
Senior Jose Berges, the Paraguay Commits
sioner, the object Of his mission having been ao-
conplished TO bis satisfaction. Is on the eve of
leaving w ashiugton for brief northern tour
He will fake passage in the steamship Adriatic
ON the twenty hffh instant for England, whence
he will return to Paraguay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-17

PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT OF NASHVILLE
Henceforth the city of ashvile Tenn, is to have
nres extinguished by the power of steam, under
the management Of paid fire department The
department is to consist of five engines, two o.
which are now In service. The Chief Engineer
is to- receive 81 600 per anum, and company en-.
gineers 500 each; the pipemen 5000, and all other
members 500 year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-17

IL Hon. Henry A. Wise has written letter,
which was read before the jackson Club Of Bos-
ton, on Monday night last. In IL be says he will
support Breckinridge and Lane to his utmost
He concludes thus I" God grant that our efforts
be not In vain. / fear they will oe-that Black
Republication 10 to triumph in the coming cleo
ton IL so, mean for one to abide by and in the
Union-to fgat IN IL, not out Of it-aid in saving
the country and its Constitution; but not to sub
NIT one moment, or to concede one single item,
to triumph which will degrade me and mine in
this Confectionery of free and equal States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-17
FoR MArER1kf RRR66R R al s .p.po. cy :,
H HxT THS SOUTH WING OF THE TREASURY
R,,s.u q, GTn..,suay Department,

bureau OF Const. ucton, August TO- is60.}
PROPOSALS will be received at this D.n.r,msn,
uneii ~ ooleos m, on the LIST day Of Ssute mber
I'D, ior ths delivery of the folio wing artic,es viz
TO lay down $500 super6ciaI feet of pavsmnnt sSe
Inca leet OF curb stones for sidesa AXIS 10 In
ebgtn not less than seven a. feet and as tbc
Dy !! lDohes deep; the top edge ksmmered strairhf
ana true inches wide, be ed down Ine ~ on
Inches on the other. and have their ends
Also quarter eircle corner pieces in .insl.
Piece OF radius off feet outside and of me sasne
tnokness And depth, and same feturps dawn tbs
siues as the streg ones; and al ana
ccle IN PIECES of not less than feet in lena h. OF
illus OF - rect outside, Of the same dsp2h And
on tnn aown the sides as above, and nches thick
is5 pscs:: & blue North River Flassips fee, hy
piece . Of blue North River Tagging feet b,
'apeGss s.s 9f bus North River Fl.ssns fee. b,
IS pieces Of blue North River Flas.ins4 feet \, 3
Ieet lnohrs AM lees r's@' ~
Bidders wuse state the pficss for vou.h a.. .,
SMOOTH ilaE OF dressed flag. OF each o, he sbove
W6st. Q. re ss ualit. per sups 6oia 70 t.
perfectly proper manner to be aid "a
! nehes f1Icf. With their edges Iointsc fo,,are.
N arns 90 I? be delivered a. the TrSasoIy IA, IAN
zion. where they Will be used as may be si rec Al bv
the proper authority. n, - - w
P,oPo,sss ss.t hs sent under Cover to hs
Mafer,sl for fhs Tssassrg Eztsssion Ali " il he
opened % CLOCK p. m OF the asst bxv na,nsd for
!ee.lvlns the same. In the presencS OF thu bidder
II any ohoose TO attend. - 3. IA CL1RKa
~ .vts.p.l s nsssI p I. shs5. sst
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ANorHKR BAwpY HousE Mos THRkArENEl

ANoTHER BAwDY HOUSE, Mos THRzArENED IN
ST. LOUIS The st. Louis papers say that the
houses of ill-fame in that city recently cleaned
out'' by the mob have already been built up, and
are again occupied by the same class Of people as
formerly. One or two nights ago another large
mob Of people, numbering about 500 or co., gath
cred in the vicinity and threatened the houses
and their occupants with the same violence in
fic'ed upon them before, but the police promptly
interfering, the demonstration was quelled in It's
incipiency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-17

The RuNoR OF Mr.. BKKcKiYRIDeR's DEcLI.
NArioS.-We did not consider II worth while 70
mention this stratagetic rumor yesterday. and
only allude to it to-day to say that we are in.
formed on good authority that there Is nothing a,
oil In u; that the prospects Of Mr.. Breckenridge
ana his friends were never brighter, &c. 1t is
supposed that the runor was started to affect the
chafiotiesyille (Va) Convention, which convened
on the 18th instant. Asregards the Breckinridpe
nag here having been taken In, we are informed
that this has been done for repairs, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-17

MOKE TROUBLE FOR THE GREAT EASTERN
The London Times Of the 18th instant states that
the shares Of the Great Eastern Steamship Com
panY continue to decline, the latest quotation
bein. IS 6d.a per share. The fall In value was
caused in part by report that the Grand Trunk
Railway Company OF Canada are about to insti-
tute a claim of eco 600 for damages, through
breach Of contract in the vessel having been sent
TO New York instead of Portland. One Of the
members of the board had sent in his resg:
nation. #.r.f -r. .. -. -. :
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III The afsi1 Of the Grand Trunk Railway.
according to the Montreal Witness are approach
Ing crisis, and IL In generally anticipated that
the whole concern will have 10 be sold for debt
Had the road cost no more than IL really ought 10
have cost, and bad IL been managed with como.
my, This result might have been avoided There
Is no doubt, we believe, in the minds Of practical
men, but thst II might have been made, bridge
and all, iSs little more than half Of what II has
cost, the balnace being expended under the heads
Of jobbing, bribery, shaves, and corruption gene
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-17

The CESsus.-The reports from the diiYereo,
Marshah to the Census Office here, are coming
In very slowly In some districts In Iowa thew
have been 80 defective that the Marshal. has been
compelled to return them TO the Assistant Mar.
shals The Bureau wHi not be organized before
ths end Of this month There are no less than a
thousand applicants for clerkships in that depart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-17

OxTeENATED BIrTBRs.-we have freoueut oc
casions to speak Of this remarkable medicine, he :
cause we have full faith in its excellence, and
know Of many instances where II has performed
almost miraculous cures. IL is princi pally de-
signed as an antidOte for Dyspepsia, indigestion.
and numerous disorders Of the stomach IL was
discovered and perfected by a reg ular physician,
after years of research and practical experience in
medicine III Is entirely unlike all other specifics
with which we are acquainted, and extract. the
disease oy its very roots, leaving no yes,ige be-
hind Sold by all respectable druggists In the
United StAtes.-FLag Of Onr Uaion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-17

ARM isTELLIeEscK.-The garrison Of Fort
kearney having been greatly reduced by strong
ds'ae hmcnt sent to the Pawnee Reserve, all the
ava,iaoie Infantry recruits at Jefferson Barrac ks
VIII De sent, without delay, armed, to Fort Kear-
ney, Tor 81 and "F" companies, second infan-
ny. THIS detachment will be conducted by one
Of the subalterns new at jefferson Barracks. I'd he
selected by the commanding oficer. szita o.
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III A villainous scoundrel who had complitted
larceny near ElwoOd, Nebraska Territory, re-
Gently wa caught by the Vigilance Committee
Grin incl hung MIN by the neck until be Wa,
nearly strangled when they lowered him. Fancy.
ing that his end was near the terrified rogue non
recovering his powers Of speec b, confessed thai
that he was engaged In the Mountain Meadow
massacre about two years since. He was handed
over to the authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-17

GENERAL HARxKY, in compliance with an order
Issued more than-two months ago, reported him
self in person to the Secretary of War Yesterday
He was relieved from the command Of the der art
ment Of Oregon at the instance Of Lieut.. General
Scott for reasons already familiar to the public ID
connection with the San Juan question. s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-17

EXECUTIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mowry,
OF New Mexico, to be Commissioner to run and
mark the boundary lines between the Territories
Of the United States and the State Of California.
40 authorized by the act Of May %, 1890
John l.. Riddle 70 be Postmaster at New Or
leans, 10 place n MARKS, removed ~ a dessulter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-17
CITIZENS GRAND PICNIC
FOR THE BENEFIT
or THE
q II a NJ -
st. Vlneent's Female Orphan Asylum,
AT ARLINGTON STRING.

The Lady Managers Of 81, vincent's Female Or
Phan Asylum are Frai6ed il icing GSas@
Annual Pic Nc for a the e." orS}aas in 1858
charge of sisters of Charity Of ABOVE nan ID
on MONDAY, August 10Th, 1856.
=, WitheIs's Celeb atcd Band has been engaged for
the dsn nc saloon and ample Lsfre,hps.t. viii be
everT half hour ON the Capitol gate, Ssvsstk Il.
town, where packet boat will leave half-hourly
The generosity fthe citizens Of tor and
Georgia IN last year in contributing TO feed and
ciothn the orphans, while they themselves ENJOYED
further appeal to their on this OCCASION
The exercises oft day wall be in ersp.r.ed with
an address and SIM ing by the rphsl children and
such other Innocent exercises sswill give anuse-
Tickets. 5cents for gentlemen IS cents for ladies:
10 ents for children. >
=, The lady Mansgers h.v, secured the services of
thu following gentlemen to act manager on the
ground during the day
]@sn & Bsa4s SSS R R Ja R. cs,.
p %tts Ssss SSH sts Il sI..ay
g I Wd F. Ellis s; issks,, g Gag,ies,
Col s aekcy, IT, H. t k,iIsss; Thos Duff
4 br Jp' Walsh WI JMsis 0Ss king,
~ '% PSs ~ Moose, Eth sSiIEh
mi a.
heitiloWlng gent emen are special active com
mite" from the Young Catholic Friends, SocisIy
fcm Wa >hington and tieore etown Tbey will he
designated by rosettes on the left breast;
r. Nc Nerhanr, Phillip McHenry,
Jphn STAKE, Hugh DOnohoo,
Ut. kldwell, George Savage,
J." NeumeyeT, Francis Harper,
! = kane; James Lackey,
Robef Mahoney. Z. yordon, sulSS
IT, MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
l. HE Congregation ofGrace Church (lslandl pro-
pose giving MOONLIGHT EX-
CURSlON for the benefit of the S~N
CO CO i connected with the Church, on
they hay chartered the steamer PHENIx which
precisely. r. w ,
Withsrs's Band has been engaged for the occa-
Refreshments on the boat.
Tickets 50 can 8; ch ldren % cents.
-. COMMUNE lr.
:. r. Murphy, c. Jacobs
= b. TAYLOR, VS. Yeatman
w. : Roberts R. r Bartle
j. n Gordon, C. ri Hancock mi, an
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n FREE CONCERTS!
LkNST LOEFFLER, Ests York avesse, BE-
ssss to the Ssd p1Sia rsS xo9ld SssRsSsfsll
SELECT MUSIC Will be siven every Mon.
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the
season, ~ ms fev1lion, commencing at O'Clock
and ending at LOB. m. Previous TO the Concert.
the saloon Is open TO those desiring to while
away lev holIs IN the May dance, ICE
CREAM, WATER ICES, and every descrirtion
OF CONFECTIONERY always ready st olty
prices. - - - W"
Parties desiring the Gardens for Pho Mic pur
poses, are requested to give o day or two nonoe.
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING WOOD
L AND COAL. 80
DEpAR1Mkyr OF rHEIsrr,,or }

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR /
August Is. 1861. I
SEALED Proposals will he received at this De-
partment until Il, noon, of Monday, the 9TH Au-
ment. during tho ensuing Winter and Spring one
hundred and fifty tons If tn best white or grey
coal for furnace use, to be free from impurities
and delivered at the convenience of the contr otOr
before the LIST day of November next
Proposals vii. also be received until the same
time for furnishing one hundred cords of best dry
solid hickory wood, ard twenty cords best h. kers'
pine wood, four feet in length, 10 be promptly de-
hvered N such quantities and al such tim as il
may be ordered for use. the Department have the
pnvll egg Of ordering greater or less quantity of
wood. of either or both kItds according to the ac
aud coal both to he delivered upon the Tagging on
the east or north fronts the Patent Office build
ana It's Bureaus. au ~ div
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Spirit of the Morning Press.

The Constitutions descants upon what Ii calls
republican efforts to deceive the South by pro-
claiming disposition not to interfere with sla-
very where II already exists.
The IHteIIigeHcer criticises the republican plat
form for not containing foreign policy clause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-17

ABeENcE OF THE PREsIDENr-The pfe3idept
of the United States, accompanied by his niece,
Miss Lane, leaves the city this afternoon In TIE
10 train. for brief sojourn at Bedford Springs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-17
GRAND BALL ......I
u AND DISPLAY. OF FIREWORKS
COLUMBIA SPRINGS.
On TUESDAY, August 2Is.

The National Qusdrille Association take great
pleasure in informing their maay friends that "a
their second GRANn ASSEMBLY will -
TUESDAY EVENING, August 2Ist, onlsa
which OCCASION there viii be grand display OF
rLtewsrks Also, select string band VIII be in
A kets, Fifty cents admitting gentleman a. d
Coaches will leave corner Pa avenue and Sew
enta street at the following hours: S,457, and 8
o'clock Returning viii leave the Springs at g. 10,
Good order may be relied on, as special police
Prof LoNz AN.Ns win act as ballad master on this
au IS eoSt COMMITTEE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-17

IL I" The police Of Mobile made discovery
a lew days since, OF secret society Of negroes"-
Named the ''Sons of Ham, we suppose
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By A, GREEN. Auotloueer,

by a. OhbEN. AuoIOucer.
EXCELLENT SALE OF HOUSBHOLDAND
~ -hITCHKN FURNITURE. AT AUcTs ON On
TUESDAY the 2lst instsnt, st 10 o'clock q, m, .
shall sell At the residence OF gentleman declining
housekeeping, on T. street. between 9Th and 10Th
streets NORTH No. Sc2, an excellent assortment OF
Furniture, viz:
One Walnut Psrlor Suite. s Peices.
MAHOGANY. Rosewood Msrble-tap Center Tables,
ROSEWOOD Reception Chairs and Vases,
Sleepy Hollow and Walnut What-hot,
Mahogany Wsrdrobes aad Bedsteads.
Marh'e top Dressing and other Bureaus,
Marble top aud Mahogany wash-sinks.
= Inc lot OF Eng cravings Of various sorts,
walnut tables and Cane seat Chairs.
Ollt and other Looking Glasses,
Feather Beds, Pillows and Bolsters
Blanket., Comforts, q uIlts, Sheets snd Cases,
HAIR, Co ton Top and Husk Msttrasxes,
Cottage, Double and ii agle Bedstesds,
0ne ~ feet Extens on Table, (Wslnut.D
Three Ply, Ing AN ,nd oth.r Carpets,
Ne0etlan Carpet and STAR Rods. = ..
Ou Cloth, Mats, and Gas Chandelier.
Knives, 10 ks, Tea and Table Spoons
One COmplete Dinner Seft,
GhIra, Glass and Creekery ware,
Parlor adiatOr ard Air Tight Stoves.
One Morning star Coekin' Stove, nearly new.
A large LIT of Kitchen Requisites, and many other
t'ucles too numerous 20 ~nBmerste. - n
Terms: All sums Of aad under S2s, cash: over
ezs credit OF 50 and 80 da,s, for potes satisfsc-
toriiy ENDORSED, bearing interest.
sui5d A. GREEN, Auct
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SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.

u SCHOOL FURNITURE
Il OR sale at a bargain, singlA aud double Desks
sufficient for twenty four pupils; an excellent
Bla kboard 81 Also for rent, the schoolro I'm re-
GENTLY occupied by Mrs. Bardell northeast cor rer
iotn and SITS. Inquire on the premises of III LIUS
NltDI. au list
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of vrIts of fsn
Quit Court Of the District of Columbia, for the
county OF washington, and 20 me directed. 4 will
house door of said county. on MONDAY, the 6th
DAY OF August next, 1885, Ct u O'Clock m all defend
Is, IN So uare No Tss, IN the city Of Washington d.
e, together with g. and singular the i'm provements
Chas: Van Patten and wall be sold 20 safisfs Ju-
dlcias Nos, % aOd 70, to October term 1852 in hvor
OF John w. Thompson and y. ID Gilman.
w. SELDEN,
jy l3-dts U. 8. Marshal for District Of Columbia
"THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, same hour
anI w.sELDEN. u. =. Marshsl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-17
By >. c. Mc6UIRE& Co. Avct,c,
b. A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

III AND LoI ON THE ISLAND AT AUcTIc y -on
the premises, at o'clock p. IN ves' part Of lot S
in square No. 49, having front OF g feet south
alley TO 50 feet alley, ia feet inches, with the
IMPROVE monts, winch are q good tvo-story frame
house, 30.
The lot is handsomely improved with trees.
Terms One half cash; balance in 6, u and Ia
auIed A. GREEN, Asct