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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-21
HATS AND CAPS.

n SPRING AND SU MINER GOODS FOR
" ls6O.-HATS. CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
- We have now IN store and iOr sale. the latest
French and American Felt Hats. Moeskin Dress
Hats Of the finest qualities and at all prices. on
hand and made to order. call most respectfully
solicited. w. T. MOORE CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22

sFALDiSG,s PREPARED GLUE-Prepared Cline.
a very useful and convenient article for house
keepers and others, is ''Spalding's Prepared
Glue" Ii Is one Of those Inventions small I'm
themselves, which nevertheless, 20 FAR in the
economies Of household management and are an
ever present aid In saving time, expense and
trouble The number Of small repairs to furni.
ture, picture-f frames, crockery, children,s TOYS
leather, shell and other fancy work, with the al
mcsi innusaerable uses to which In every house
kind may be applied, will at once suggest them.
selves to the ladies' Damaged book-covers
lcosened leaves, dilaPidated maps and herbari-
nms. Will remind the student and book WON, 81
us value This glue is compounded with chemi-
Gals which hold IL permanently i'm solution until IL
Is applied without affecting its strength. and
which serve to give the adhesive matter a firmer
hold on the surfaces TO be united after which
they quic evaPorate leaving the glue to harden
Win raPldlty and tenacity II is estimated that
mere are at least dive millions Of households In the
nted states, and that outlay of from one TO ten
dollars Is annually req uired to make small repaIr.
70 furniture alone, apart from the numerous neg
lects and make shifts that are necessarily resortsd
10 -Ns,c York Times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22

QuARrER-MAsTER GENERAL.-we noticed last
week the probable appointment Of Col Charles
Thomas 10 the post Of Quarter Master General
now vacant. We cannot but congratulate the
President upon an appointment so judicious
Col L. mas always been a staunch and consistent
democrat, aud in the line of promotion we be-
lleye, Is now at the head of the Quartermasteri =
department., and we know Of none more or better
4uallned TO succeed the brave and lamented Gen
Jesup. Col. Thomas is a PENNSYLVANIA. and
has been, We believe, more than forty wears in
active service and never, in all the various
assigned MIN, has he been found wanting He
was distinguished as a brave and yigilsnt officer
under Gen. Scott during the Canadian troubles.
and under Gems. Wool and Tsylor In Mexico:
and fot the satisfactory manner in which he Der.
formed his duties in Mexico, he gained his com
mission Of Lieutenant Colonel by brevet Col.
fncmas has always been distinguished for his
talents, industry, integrity, and close attention
10 business Pennsylvania cannot but feel proud
OF sncn a sons advancement to this important
post Of honor, and we feel satisfied the entire
corps Of officers will endorse the APPOINTMENT "a
merited -PeHnSyIraHtan, 2Uth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22

NEW MUsIc.-From Metzerott, we have re-
eeived to-day, 'The Blue Bells Of Scotland >,
oy brinlev Richards, new arrangement for
the piano forte; ct he Haymakers," song, from
Roofs Cantata; and "Still in my dreams thou 'rt
near" ballad, by Foley Hall. The above are
well printed editions, published by Oliver Dit
son, Boston.
From John F. Ellis, Esq we have Come
when you will I've welcome for thee" en-
oeilisned with beautiful likeness of Adelina
Pattii "Pve brought thee an ivy leaf" song Of
rare beauty, by Wood "Colson Schottisch, ," COM
posed oy Ran; & Hattie SchOttlsche,'' by Kla nts
check, and " Maryland Guard Polka
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22
xxxvIsh o0NaRkss-rIRsr sKssIos


In. THE SENATE, yesterday, after our report
closed, Mr.. Mallory, from the Committee Of Gen.
ference on the disagreeng votes Of the two Houses
on the bill making appropriations for the naval
service for the year ending June 80, 1861, made a
report, the effect Of which he stated, that the
Senate might better understand it.
The Senate then receded from its amendment
appropriating S300,U0 to enable the Secretary Of
the Navy to carry out contract for the purchase
of coal depot from the ChiriQui Company and
agreed to the amendment Of the House appfopria-
ting $1,000 for the examination of the coal de-
posites, and the general character OF the privi-
leges, &c. The report Of the Committee of Con-
ference was then greed TO.
Mr. Toombs, from the committee of conference
on the disagreeing votes of the two Houses on the
bill making appropriations for sundry civil ex-
penses of the Government for the year ending the
Both June 1861, reported that the clause appropri
atng for the Washington aqueduct provided that
the work should be done under the superintend
ence OF Capt. Meigs On the adoption of the re-
port there was considerable discussion, In which
Messrs. Lane, Davis, Crittenden, Green, Toombs
Fessenden, kennedy, and others, participated ;
when the question was taken on agreeing to the
report, and decided In the affirmative by vote Of
81 to 10.
The Senate then again proceeded TO the consid-
Grafton Of Executive business, and remained there
in until half-past three O'Clock, when a message
was received from the House announcing the
death of the Hon John Schwartz, a member Of
the House of Representatives from the State Of
Pennsylvania.
Messrs. Cameron, Sumner and Seward made
truly eloquent eulogiums on the character and
merits OF the deceased, when the usual obituary
resolutions were adopted and the Senate in re-
spect to the memory of the deceased, adjourned.
In THE House., on motion Of Mr. Florence, the
rules were suspended and the bill providing for
the erection Of Post Office in the city of Phila-
delphia was passed; also, bill giving to T. q.
Squier, of New York, $4,000, the amount of two
outfits on account or his services former min
lister to Central America.
Mr.. Campbell rose and announced the death of
John Schwartz, which took place in this city on
"Wednesday night, at eleven O'Clock, aged sixty
seven years. He paid tribute to the public and
private worth Of his deceased colleague, and, in
conclusion offered the usual resolutions of respect
and sympathy, and supplemental resolution that
the Speaker appoint a committee to accompany
the remains of the deceased to the place designa-
ted by his friends for interment. [Tbe committee
consists Of Messrs. Covode, Train, Wnslow,
Hickmsn, Nixon, and Graham
Mr.. Mcpherson also delivered eulopium on
the character of his deceased friend.
Mr.. Maynard paid his voluntary tribute of re-
spe;i; and Messrs. Grow, Stevens, ahd Florence
followed In suitable remarks
And, as further mark Of respect, the House
adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22

IL That valuable and popular Family journal,
The WEEKLY STAR, full as usual Of Metropolitan
news and gossip, and choice literary reading, is
now on our counter ready for delivery TO the pub
liz. Embraced in It's interesting contents are the
following articles
Tie Ballroom Bstls-a poem; TAs Reet0T's DaEgh-
ssr-d rsTE Interesting story, By kats Stanley;
E1'tosS Estimates Of HapPinessj 7hs Favortte
"A poem; HixS,rioHs Duness; Royal ln1bsciiity;
The Matrimonial DiSeIPlins-oTiginal; First
Wedding Of Madame Bodiseoi DsrirationS Of
Names; Tricks Of JEsglsr; Pride Mortified;
Aunt B,tsey Z" Riled Up;j'
Lady Byron 20 her Poet Husbands poem; Whd,
tAs Gers-ag Conf.rene. Did-a long article pub
!'sAsd BY request Of Washington MsthOdiStS;
Virginia MsthOdists and the General Con ference;
Complete Proceedings Of the Baltimore Conrsn-
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and abOEt the CoarsHtion;
Congressional Proceedings; Proceedings of The
Criminal and Police Courts; Operations of the
Pafsnt 06tee; FrrAr Examination of James
Bishop, charged icitA libel;
-insirsrsary meeting Of the Washington Bible So
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intent 10 kill DGaisE StstrGrt;
a AtntsfsT'S Opinion Of Wearing Mourning Ap-
Pors'; Japanese :" Tommy and his Lady Lore
ut Washington; Alexandria Matters;
TIE Gorsrnn>Ht AqHedset; The Adjourned Demo
cratic National Contention; Delegates TO hs
Baltimore Convention; Doing Good SerUies; The
Delegates and Outsiders recently IN Washington;
TAs merit Sensation;
Department Ns,cs; Editorials; Washington Nsws
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Late Nsics, Jorsign and domestic, By mail ana
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Interesting Personal HsmJ;
And great ra'ety Of choice literary articles botA
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This is just the paper for members Of Congress
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22

III The express from Denver City, with adj
vices 10 the 18th instant and IS 800 Ia gold has
arrived at st. Joseph. The news from the Ar
Kansas mines II favorable man from there
esumaies there will be % 900 600 taken from the
Saniofnla Gulch alone, this season. One man
hao nken out in one day sixty ounces Others
give very unfavorable reports, and say that but
the citizens Of Denver are going 10 the CaIifo,,fs
Guich IL 10 nine miles long, and from one TO
three hundred feet wide. three small guIcbes
running into II promise to be as rich as the main
guich They are all free from snow and frost
"A town has been laid out In beautiful valley. al
the mouth Of California Gulch, called Jeahoe
which 10 rapidly flling with trading houses. etc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22
"A OK ASALosTAN ISLAND,
Opposite Georgefotc asd FashingTea

Opposite GeoTgefotcn dsd FdShtHgteH
The subscribers having leased for a term of years
this beautiful and romantic spot, opened 4
u for tho accommodation of the public on YsAAR
the 5let day of May, 1850. For beauty Of ls.GE
scenery, delightful promenades, fishing, TO, be-
Union,
The House is large AID commodious, having been
entiraly renovated 1t has large Dancing Saloon
attached to the house, hes des Dining AMI Dressing
Rooms for both ladies' anO gentlemen. In addition
splendid Arbors detached fiom the buildings.
PartIes, Families and individuals Will find It
most desi able lace to pass the sultry days of sum
mer, as every attention will be guaranteed by the
PTopTlstoIs. The strictest police arrange msnts
prohibited.
The Larder will be found to contain all the deli
eagles OF the season at all times.
The Far I'LL be furnished with the choicest
Societies, Sunday Schools. Clubs and MILITARY
Companies will Ind this the most desirable resort
near the metropolis for spending pleasant and or
u. Children unaccomPanied by their parents or
guardians, Will ba excluded from the grounds.
Thinning and dogs prohibited
IL Boats Will leave the loot of High street
Georgetown. and street, Washington, hourly
IRON clock a. m. u Il u p. m daily.
PersoDs preferrIng pleasant wa K can reach the
Island via the Aqueduct.
we holt the public To judge for themselves, and
feel assured OF giving satisfaction
je Scott JACOB w. POWERS r. co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22

By A. GREEN. Auctonesr.

HANDS0ME NEW THREE-STORY BRICK
H HOUSE, With TwO-sTOkY BACK BUILDING AND
LOT, IN kIBBEY's SUBDIVISION OF rQuARK No. 57I,
AT AUCTIoS-On rh UkSDAl the 18th instant,
shat sell IN front OF the premises, at O'Clock
m, Lot No 10 in Kibbeys subdI sion Of "a uare
No. 81, having front of 20 feet second street
west, between north and y streets, and running
back 40 ieet tO a wide alley, with the improve
ments, which are new three story Brick House.
with Dsok buIding, contsInIre nine con Eenlent.y
arranged rooms aud bath room, closets and vide
ma through the house, and a good dry cellar under
the back buliolng. Pavement and iron railing in
front TIE above mentioned property is handsome
Iy located In "a: IDLY improving nelghbOThood,
and an elevated position, and the sale will be well
worthy the attention of persons wishing TO pur-
chase hS ndsOme residence.
Terms: e-iOrrth cash; balsnce in s Il, ls, and
y mon, Ing. for notes bearing interest from day o.
sale. deed given and deed OF trust taken. lite
lndisputsbla
lie I'D A GREEN Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22

The DISTRICT AUTOMATICALLY reference
to our Congressional report in another column,
1t will be seen that the Senate yesterday agreed to
the report Of the Conference Committee on the
civil appropriation bill, which the House agreed
on the day before, ana that consequently the Dis
trict appropriations which We alluded to yester-
day have passed both Houses. 1t will be seen
that the Potomac Water are still to be under
the superintendent OF Capt. Meigs. A let Of the
appropriations that have been made for the Dis.
tfict by the present Congress, will be found in
our local department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22

II Ion" thinks that il the Baltimore Con-
vention should harmonic and make nomina-
ton, the Senate will go on with the Tariff bill,
and the House will await their action upon 1t,
even If ii should involve the extension of the SEES
sion for a week or more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22
A. GREEN, Auct.
By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.
SALE OF A FRAME HnUSE

hUUtIUUttTs
I'RUSTEE'S SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE
\ AND LOT AT AUCTION OK NINTH ct. WEST
By vlTtae of deed of trust from Geo. H. Gates and
VIE, d9y z corded TO the subscribe, vii sell,
O'CLOCK IN, part Of Lot s. IN quare Sgl, being and
lying IN The city OF Washington, cpmmsncing for
Aforesaid Ard running north the line of Ninth
street west Is feet. thence east % feet Inches,
thence south p ieet thence west ga inches 10
the place of beginning beIng saId part of Lot front
ing the east side OF said Ninth street. and lying
between = ard q streets north, with the improve
ments thereon, co.'s sting Of q two story Frame
House with back building.
Te ms: pne-thlTd cash; bslsnoe in and u
months, purchaser to give notes bearing interest
from the day OF sale. deed given and q deed Of
purchaser.
IL the terms OF sale are not complied with within
three days from the day of sale the trustee reserves
the night 10 resell the property on 1--WE DAYS public
no Zoe In the Evening star at the risk and cost Of
the dsiauiting purchaser
JAMES w. COoMBS, Trustee.
Je2-eots A. GREEN. Auot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22

The Constitutions discusses Republican abuse
Of the power to censure.
The I"tsliigsnesr is devoted to Congressions
proceedings and news
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22
Proceedings Of To-Day.

The SENATE, to-day, took up and passed the
resolution Of Mr Davis, explanatory Of resolution
relative to the public printing.
HoUsE.-The resolution Of Mr.. Garley, chair
man of the Committee on Printing, to print
lOOOOO copies of the Covode committee report,
was adopted
The House then proceeded TO consider the re-
port Of the committe of conference on the Post
Office deficiency bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22
BY J. c. MoGUIRE s 90. Aucnoneef..

bl - v. MoOCihE u w. Auotlohcefs-
nESIRABLE TwO-STORY, AND BASE
II MENT BRICK DIV FILLING hoUeB on NINTH 1T
wKsT. ,BETwEKN AND SIS. NORTH, AT Auc-
IIyN.-'n THURSDAY AFIEkNOON, June
House No 426, with the Lot situated on Ninth
street west, between and H streets north. The
Lot fronts IL feet lex inches Ninth str et
nlns back 81 feet, WIN a side alley.
The House Is snug and well built two story and
basement brick building, containing parlor dining
room, four chambers aud kitchen, with Gas through
OUT and eyery part OF the premi.es In first rate
der. Tit 8 perfect.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue IN s, u and
and Is months, with interest secured BY deed OF
je 22-d j, c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22

II The Georgia cotton planters are taking
steps to encourage the cultivation Of wool In that
State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22

TRIAL TRIP OF THE PAwNEE The L.. ;
sloop-of-war Pawnee, just completed at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard, under the superinten-
dence of Mr.. Griffith, the contractor, started on
her trial trip on the 18th. The Pawnee will re-
turn to Philadelphia some time next week, when
it Is supposed she will be dispatched to the Med
iteranian, there being but one United states YES
sci on that staff on at present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22
Psyeenai.

-. Capt. sitgreaves, ~. s. Army, is at VIII
- The Prince de Joinville has sailed from
New York, in the Africa, for Liverpool
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22

OAdviccs from Denver city state that Mr.
Fowler, the defaulting New York Postmaster, Is
reported to have been Identified at Pixies Peak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22
FUTURE DAYS.

EkGELG Ii RNb NES ar uT SEW Fur
s.tEon IL EsDHf f%tUIRNrNtGS, June r s =,
70 O'clock, at the recent resIdenos o. the helsian
shall sell eli the Furniture and Household Effects.
suite Of Crimson ooatelle Covered Parsr Fur.
niture, consisting Of two French DIyzns, two
Arm sns four side Chairs,
sgis. q isuT crimioai Dam.s. Curtains. comros.
Several excellent Walnut Secretaries and Book
Writing Desks, Tables ard Chars,
Three-ply and Ingram Carpets, OIoioth and Rugs,
Gandelahras, Vases, China Spittoons,
z French Dining ChslTs, MshoT.ny Sois,
french Chias Dinner Set, silver Plated Casters,
Silver Plated a spoons ard Forks. Table cutlery.
Hands some Green EnameIled Cottage ST, with
Mahogany marble top Dressing Bureaus,
Bedsteads, Plain bureaus, Wssh-tands,
window shades: Curtains, IoIie' Sets,
Excellent o Ian Eets, Comforts Counter psnos
E GaoIato y Alftlgh1t and al other stoves,
TOgeth.I with q general assortment Of HouFehola
ard kiteheu hequ sites
credit Of sO and O. DAYS for saisfsotoriI epdorse1
ie % &c. NcGUIRE CO.. Auots.
By WALL d BARNARD, Auotioneers
EXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW CAR
TIoN -On MONDAY AFTERNu1N, 18Th inst
al O'Clock, we viii sell IN front of the PREMISES
on Thirteenth tire { between and n " ar Y new
aud exceuent Carpenters shop subject 90 a ground
rent.
Tenn: One third c.sh; basroe in 81 and a. dsys
or satisfactory endorsed notes, bearing interest
gel9d WALL a BARNARD. tHnts
By J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auouoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR VALUABLE
II BUILDING Lore, AT THE CORNER OF FrRsT ST,
WEST AND NORTH sTKEETS.-On FRIDAY AZ
TERNUON, June 2oth, at s O'Clock. on the pren
Uses, by virtue of deed Of trust dated SeptembeT
let, 1858. and duly recorded ~ hbsr ). A. =. No.
is, iolIos ass, eto, one Of the lend records foT
shall sell lots numbered n. 2e %. AID 81 IN Jas
Z; McGalre's snodIvlsl1p q square go.
Lot q fronts Is feet on First street west at the
corner of street north. and running hack Sn feet
Z inches 20 twenty feet alley. Lots 2s. q. snd 81
front each . feet ~ inches ON First street wesf
between q and streets north, and run back ISL
feet lnches To twenty feet alley; tog ether with
the improvements. oonsisting of sna ] two stoFV
prick houses erected on the Of said lots and
fronting on the slley
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue IN s, Il and
Is months, with interest, secured BY detd Of trust
on the premises
IL the terms OF sale should not be Complied with
IN i've days thereafter. the trustee reserves the
[lght to resell ~ the risk and expense Of the de
fauling purchaser. 20.
All COMPROMISING at the expense Of the purchaser.
THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee.
ma IS 2aw&ds &c. MCGUIRE CO. Apots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22
WANTS.

WANTED-By young married woman, a SIT
IA ION as wet nurse. Apply at 63I Mas
sachusetts av. IT.
WANTED-By = lady residing a few miles in
w the country, two or three Children to Board.
They Will DO taken as young as two years old. This
Is rare chance for those having sckly children in
ere wded hotel or boarding house, as tho location
Tor beauty and hsathiu ness IL not surpassed in the
District. Address j. D., Star Office by letter, or
IN person Tuesday morning. je 22-3t'
tVANTED-A WOMAN to take charge of a
w small dairy; ono who thoroughly understands
the business, and will be willing To undertake Other
duties IN household and dos not object TO living
IN the couhtry, may find immediate employment.
Win regular wages, on application to MADAME
JUST Isl Penn. avenue. Je 20 St
EMPLOYERS IN TOWN OR COUNTRY IN
~ want OF Servants, white colOred, male or fe-
male can procure them Immediately by applying at
the Union Intelligence and House Agency Office
now open at No. ID Louisiana avenue, between AZ
and 9Th streets, near City Hall.
je 20 ST. DUNCAN Il CAMP. Projectors.
WANTED.-ro have every body know that they
w can find Fine and We'll selected Stock Of
CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS at the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE, No. $50 Sew
enth ST. opposite Post Offoe Department. sp6 SIN
WANTED.-Everyo one 10 know that SMITH
W Seventh St, charges far prices for his Goods
go TO SMITHS, Seventh at, to get your HATS
ana GAPS. ap6-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22
AUCTION SALES.
THIS APTERN0ON s T0-MORRoW

By J. Z. Mcguire a Co. Auouoneers.
FAMILY CARRIAGE. HoRsts.
y skssAI PvBLIc AZ rIcs.-on sATURDAy
ASoon sso%. We .. 81. a irHs. q 20. 70;
Her.sis q The ATE Gen JssuP, yi1:,.,,.
Duuhle Harness.
Pair q Dsrk Bay csllss. Horse. shout Is hsni.
TERM = credit Of tlxiy spa nlnety days, Tor
iea-N &C. MCGUIRE A Co, Act.
By WALL a BARNARD. Auctlon.er.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN IpsHIIuEl
~ krp ETFEcTs AT AUCTIoN.-tln SATURDAY
foot II the xSotiOS RS.Ss SS SSs:ra sssoit@ent
Of very good Hous' hold Furniture. the effects of
,.s,m,ly declining housskeepiBg-
MshOss1y Side and Round Tables, sidebo.r4.
han And ha:e na &s ro; ssssS
zane and W God seat Chairs, Stoves, &C &C.
ie Il d WALL a BARNARD. Auo.s.
By J. c. MCGUIRE a CO.. Aucuonssrs.
A DMINlSrRATOR's SALE CT ENGRA-
"A YEAS Io9Ls, PREssEs, sc On SATURYAN
Auction Rooms, We shall sell. by order Of the Or
Copper Pists, Seal and Embo.sins Press.
Brsss and Silver pisied Platss. Sal Blocks.
Terms: Twenty dollars and esSsr cash: over tat
sum credit ofsi ADD 81 ds9s foT satisfactorily en-
By order Of Admin .trstor.
By J. c. Mcguire a co. Auo.ioresrs
TRUSTEES SALE oF EXCELLENT FUR
takTYY M6 5sP S%- e oa:s
the FIRST floor Of the kuctiOe R"on.s. ~ vitae ola
deed OF trust dated Nav 18th, l6sq. add dsiy re
corded in libeT IA s. Nc. IT'S, foilos So et zee.
one Of the land records Tor Washington county. Ne
On. excellent 81 octsvs mshosan, sa.e risno
waiSut carved Psrlor SUITE, finished IN hair cloth,
M St .,, Top Centre and sofa Ihbss, whatOot,
Gilt frame Msntel aud Pier Glasses.
Brussel, and three, ply CarPets,
Set handsome blue and gold ensmslled Chamber
Set hsndsoms black and gold p ensmeled Ch.pLs,
Furniture. with Marble tops.
Set Of Walnut CHAMBER Furniture,
Set Of NJ ahos any Chamber Furniture,
sSss %anu DFs sss
Sax ourled hair Mattresses.
Bolstsrs and Plllows.
M.sSstsnds. Gfsniie Toilet s.t pt' Shades.
Walnut extension Ginning Table, Refrigerator.
Mshossny soIs Bed, SLEEPY hollow Chair,
White Granite Dinner Set Glassware,
Together with the usual quantity Of Kitchen Uten-
credit rfiS and sps ss. o a .s sss
doIsed notes, bearing interest.
Esd J. {. MCGUIRE a CO. hro,.
pUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE Farm
~ 4 IN ALExANnEIa c2gNJy; NA.,t Mills FEos
1850, at IL O'Clock, front Of the Mayors ofios an
the city Of Alexandria wall sell at public sDcton,
80 acres Of Land situated IS above, af which g. r.
Hardin died seized. This land is highly improved:
the location Ia perfectly healthy and scoessible o.
the three markets Of georgetown, Washington AID
Alexandrls, being miles from the latter city, bv
railroad, which passes through the properly Toe
buildings are substantial and in good ordfr IL viii
be sod in one tract divided lnto parcels 60 sut
purchasers.
Terms; One-tenth ossh; balance At 6. u, IL and
"a months, with interest
]. LOUIS KINZER,
je IS-dt22j Commissioner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22

DETACHED Lieut.. - X. Franklin has been
detached from the National Observatory, and is
now awaiting orders.