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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

when they up. In The main, that which tends 70
prove drprove adultery rs admissible connection
The Court then Adjourned I'M Monday an the Judge,
and most OF the strangers st Nsperve st
town 70 get rid Of Gull Sunday 10 the country % Mon
asy The case VIII be formally open I'd. The folo wing
DESCRIPTION OF THE PARTIES.
Mr. j. n. Buroh isa short spare, respectable looking
gentleman, with head which ID peculiar only In this
Mat the lower part Of the face 70 be cut or aud
skn Voc large for the frame work. thus giving large
mouth very singular appearance, and suggesting
lgny Of character which the rest OF fare 10
bes. His high, smooth forehead, one gray eyes and
caear complexion make him not III looking man bat
hh peculiar mouth framed by whiskers on! N maiae
gives him . grabbed and sour expression, extremely
unpleasant His are anaole, bat some.
what awkward and his voice very pleasant,
bat rather loud He neatly. but fashonably In
dark clothes and In court appears bed confused or
oaln BY turns, the matter before the Court varies.
Opinions differ In regard TO him Many, who have known
him for years. speak Of him In the very highest terms
whie others regard him . perfect bypoc-itc. The
Second Presbyterian church. 70 which he belongs and Of
which be was prominent ser is called hero ".he
specified church. and is In very bad door among Ger
Mia class account OF the number OF hypocres they
ny arc among its members The general Impression
nsw appears 70 be that Mrs Burch Is innocent aud Mr.
Burch guilty Of adultery bat the general opinion hard
70 get u and most unreliable Time aud the verde. or
the jury win soon determine this point however His
personal and business character were up to this Time
equally I'm semishei be novel in the very best circles
Of society and although said TO be uiterae always had
reputation for some education and much good sense
Mrs. Burch Is very petite, and Is called by her
friends "the little woman" Very small, and
sleuder'y formed With dark hair, eyes and
complexion, her dark mourning dress makes
her hook unusually pale, and sorrow has added 10
Sh pA'cr, and sunk her dark eyes deep beneath her
asched eyebrows OF Mrs. Burchs character il Is Of
Impossible 10 speak. All who know her seem to love
her, and say that her nature mos, loving and ALEC
tsouae. Fveo tbs Hescepers SAP thai they had rather
Mrs. Burch than any other lady Her manners are
easy, graceful and, beyond al praise gentle and pepos
ssssing 20 that, though far from beautiful she may wei
- called lovely Her education very One her depoet
ment that Of the best society and her whole
ME anything but sdueress Mrs. Burch the child
q Ersstus Corning, ESQ ., wises sister, and his adopted
child.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25

FUsIrIvE-sLAvE CASE IN OHIo-On Thur,dav
last the ). Marshal, accompanied by two depu.
hes and eight or ten men, went to IBERIA Morrow
county, Ohio with warrants to arrest three slaves
Dfotners, who ran away from Germantown, KY,
about four months since One negro was ca nth red
oy the marshal. After an examination before
Commissioner Newhall, he was remanded TO the
custody OF his former master. One of the deputies
groes and white men, armed with guns and mis-
tolls his clothes were torn of, his warrant and
money taken, and an attempt made to hang and
Then shoot him. After cutting his hair short he
was allowed to depart without the negro. The
other deputy was fired upon when attempting to
arrest the third negro; he returned the fire. shoot
Ing the fingers of of one Of the rioters but was
obliged to leave without securing the prisoner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.

lThk BEST LlNlMENT IN THE WORLDLY ..-.
The only safe and certain for Caneers, Piles, Tn
m0rs Seedlings and Brcnehis Coitrs Paralysis, Men
rga, Weskness Of the Muscles Chronic or Infamnaorv
rheumatism Stiffness Of the Jcts Contracted MuscIes or
Lgamsnts Esraehs or Toothseh Brpiss spr~ins Fresh
Cnis, wounds Uleeu, Fever Sores Caked Breast Sore
NIPPLES Burns Seaids, Sore Throat any inf lion or
PAM no oinersnee how severe long dissase
have existed, McLEANS CELEBRATED LINIMENT Il
q certain remedy "
houssads o human beings been saved M, of dis
erspitade and misery BY the Invaluable remedy
McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
Wh resve pam almost eossly, will clean
purify aud heal the foules in an short
FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS
MeLEANS CELEBRATED LlNIMENT is ths onlv a "a
and reliable remedy for the Of SPAWN neboae
Wlndgafs, SPiats, Unnstural Lumps, Nodes sssngs
never isiisd to cure Big Head, Polievi, Fstpls Old
Running Sores, or Sveeny, ~ properly applied. Fer
sprains Bruises Cracked Heels Chsfes saddle
or Collar Calls, Cuts Sores, wounds il 10 an iafible
remedy Apply az directed and certain in eysrv
instance . ~7-s ~ ~'.'S
Then tribe no longer with the many worthless Lnime
onsred 10 you obtsin supply Of DR. McLEANs CELE-
DRAFTED LiNI31ENT. L. viii eure YOU . =
s-. - ) VI. MCLEAN, Sole Proptistor,
- : Corner Third aud Pine sta, ST. Lopis No.
CHARLES sToTT, SIS Pa av, sole agent in Wssh,n -
ton; r. s 7. ClssEL, 6sorgstoxn. seAD&WIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25
Fran California md Dream

ST. JOSEPH, Sept A.-The Pony Express, with
San Francisco dates tn the 18TH arrived here Last
evening.
Panama. with alo nassenger. and o. GOO ooa az =.
gold (of which 1913 600 was for New Yo,t \
and ida bags q washoe silver ore. valued X
sl6O -
fornia into the Union was celebrated by the Mo-
neers In San Francisco on the 10th by the partial
suspension Of business, procession through the
principal streets an Grafton, and a Grand hal, "A
the largest public hall
At the republican primary election in San Fran
CISCO on the sth instant, ten ont OF the twelve
districts decided against making partisan noni.
with the peoples party in the municipal election.
This is regarded as a complete reinforcement of
the reform city government. =
7 The trial Of w. H. Stone, for killing member
Of the last Legislature during political dispute.
is proceeding at Sacramento before Judge Hardy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25

RECEPTION OF THE PRINCE or WALES AT NEW
BUFFALO, MicH-Tbe Prince Of Wales-now
Lord Renfrew-had handsome reception at New
Bunilo on Friday night dispatch says At
every point on the trip In the cars from Detroit.
crowds Of people lined the road At Kalamazoo,
Ann Arbor and Marshall, there were Immense
gatnerings, salutes, music and excitement The
greater part of the day on the bed in hi, slerpIn0
apartment, and would, in no instance. gratify the
curiosity Of the crowd. They climbed up to and
looked In the window and called out "Bripc
MIN up" LETS see him." and 30 forth Pres
ene Of honey, fruit, and In one instance bread
We're made and accepted, save in the last case
when the steward by direction paid for it.
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PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL. FOR THE
OF THE TREASURY EXTENSION. 't' "
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, D
BUREAU OF Constructions, sept n, 1850.


Proposals will be received at this Dspartrna ant
Until I'M "a o'clock r. on the "a day Of October 1885,
Prsearsd ssun g. ss
to ,ai down 500 superficial feet Of pavement ''0H'
must ,se ss price for de
and separate Prlco for laying they desire 10 isy
Five hundred and six., t5e lineal feet of Curb
seven 90 feet and inches thick By /, inches deep
wide, he returned down 3inohes on one sIjs 5innb
es on the Other and have their ends properly JOINT
OStadop sSd Of r *. ' ..ms
sides the straight one and also another ansrtes
G.di1u Of 'ses s, OF not Isss .hsn feet
turn down the sides as above, and inches thici on
ls5 pieces OF blue North river Flagsus, 4 feet b,
no piece. Of blue North river Fl.ssins fee. By
e pieces Of blue North river Flasslne, fact h,
IS pieces OF blue North river Flasr,n.. f... h,
Biddee,s must .t..e the prices for dressed fax Of
to be- .d sSd u :.
sch.s G 9bs square down
Giles to bs delivered at the Treasury Extsns,nn
tnev vii be used as may be directed by the
Samples ef the quality of brue tagging stone and
=. the ss .so be on sp
be ed to DO of the suaity and style of dress.
Ing shown IN these samples. " No-'
BIOS VII not he considers ed unless they are made
In accordance with this advsrtis emsnf, viz Al a
pee per intdt foot for the eSrbinx, and pey supe,f
siat COT 70, al fhe other materials, nor will any
DID De considered unless accom- panied with ne
,ne a9ty Oh ono or more responsible partiea that
ths plddsr vii execute contract with satisfar tory
guaranty If his bid is accepted. WY
The proposals must be sent under oovar IN th.
secretary of the Treasury, endorsed PROPOSAL, Sov
aasyid.y or .he Treasury sxfension." and will be
opened al o'clock p. IN. OF tho last day named for
ieceiving the same IN the presence Of the bidders
>. VI. CLARK, Acting Engineer
eA-iW IN charge Treasury Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25
THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
TUESDAY ....... ..... September 25, 1850.
Spirit Of the Merninz Press.

The Constitution argues at length that Is was
the fault of the fOrtyfo northern democrats who
voted against the extension Of the Missouri com
promise In ISIS that that line was not established
a. a settlement of the slavery question
The InteHigsncsr repels what IL calls political
slander 10 the effect that the Bell and Everett
Executive Committee in this city have published
one "Record of Mr.. Bell' for the North and an
other for the South. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25

@Advices from Japan, received by the Ariel
from California, repeat that highly favorable
impression had been created by the news of the
Treatment Of the embassy here. There is no news
OF the embassy itself. 1t Is now stated that the
revolutionary Prince Meto il I'm favor of, instead
of being opposed to foreigners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25
By A. GREEN. Aucuoneer.
80 b. y. MecoRMIcK; AIs1.adria-


COMMISSIONERS SALk OF A vALUA-
AsDsis, Va, on TBS A. L. Eli RE T b. x xiItae
Of decree of the CirouIt Court Of Alexandris
county, in the suit Of Hooe, Guardian, %. Hardin
And And - Sther,, the onderssnes viii. on no ssDAY,
Mayors ofhce, in the CITY Of Alexandra, eel st
Rseiic SUCTION. valuable tract containing, about
go acres OF land IN the county of Alexandria, Of
Which LapIistan B. Hardin: Zee died ssiEed- This
properly Lies about niles from AlexaDdris and
ron WsshlnFton and 6eersetoyn. on tes roec
on the Aley andfia, London and Hampshire kA1l-
!oad, water station hong near the land The
improyements consist OF Q Gpod tvo-etory name
Dwelling Hoase. With back building spring bosss, q
barn and eli necessary cut house, The proximity Of
this farm TO the three markets. 81 Alexandria,
Washington and GEORGETOWN, the ohareCeer Of the
The terms prescribed by the decree sre One tenth
Of the purchase money in cash; and the rssidue in
four equal instelments st g. Il, Is and - months
from tse day q ssls, he deferred psyRens % e
tsrest from the day Of sale, ard roeentloa On the
htls anti! paid. II desifs1 b. purchasers the prop
srty would be divided into two or moro psfoefs,
and plst thereof viii b exhibitsd by the upder
"s g. 8 s..,.d iLouis KiNzkR;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25

ID There IL no news of Walker in the last
news by the Ariel, except that IL appears we have
no genuine news Of his having been shot, In
Ecuador, Flores has withdrawn the exsquatur
from Cazenoya, United States consul at GuyaquiI,
and that gentleman had gone In search ola United
States yeesel
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Personal.

'''' Rev. DIR. Tustin, of Washington CITY, las
received call to church in Mississippi.
-''- rhe Hon James French Strother died AT
bis residences I'm Cnlpeper county, on Friday SIR
suo'ner, several years since, represented In Con-
gress the seventh congressional district of Wiz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25

II The st. Paul Daily Minnesotian tells Of a
man who committed suicide by drowning, rather
than eat cold dinner, which his wife had set for
him. Ladies, you must be careful how you treat
your fastidious lords a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25

IL We have received from Me.srs. Taylor &
Maury (who have IL for sale) Blackwood,s Maya.
zine for September
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25

III A grand Bell and Everett barbecue viii
be held at Chestertown, Md, on the 9th Of next
month . .s.-' -... ..r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25

OMr. Edgar Snowden, Of the Alexandria
Gazette, has associated with him in the manage
ment Of that paper, his sons, Edgar Snowden, Jr.,
and Harold Snowden, under the firm of Edgar
Snowden and Sons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25

IL The Legislature Of North Carolina will
commence Its biennial session on Monday, the 18th
Of November -7E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25

=, 1.-THE last place In which should look for
tne milk OF human kindness Ii the pat. Of civiIi-
zation, says somebody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25
ROwE's ORIENTAL BALKAN,
- BALpNEsAa AM And az HEADACHE.

THIS new Discovery has produced astonishiners-
suits In curing hadness and stcPyng TIE hair from
falling Oh IL removes dandrsh esd al erueti.us
lishtful vssh snd perfume. Pnee 50 essts. For .
B Ss: .;ss q IT, FL; s:ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25
NEW STYLE cLoAKs -,

yost opened in esf sev clesf ana as 49, Dsssss
merf isrss AID bseat,fpl sssortment Of nsy, 80
sss end ssss' s. s,. e:
thai vIsh . cheap and stylish Closk OF shawl q
cell and exsnineouf stock, - Ne o1er them - the
lU = sai W. SoLLE Is,. f Co., ~,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25
n NKW HAT AND Gap aT0RE

HE Subscriber wishes TO Inform his friend, and
the the public sepe,sly that he has just opened an
new nat and Cap Store, embracing all the "
latest styles Of gentlemens' aud boyS HA RS
e ~ TG.A "a such q I APANESE HATS, PRINCE
II Wales Hal Gen lemons, French HATE,
~ S, .I ghESs HATS, and al latest Ne1 YORK
mentioned will do well to call and examine my
ss.ock OF goods before purchasing elsswbeIe, as
sdoptsd the system e YSiss s.lss en- 'mA
I. No. sss Pens. syss.ss po or. sids,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25

DIR. j. II McLEAN'S
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
THE GREATEST kennedy IN ths WORLD,
"a add the most -
! !.
DELIGHTFUL II
~ ii CORDIAL u ~ "
M " .asis and S.r:ta.
&Ay cured By he di,tiiis.
.-,. noa OF roots, heIbs,
i Dect, Blood Root
Black Roct, saIsaps-
d Barb, and DsndeIoa
EUH enters into its COM
NI-T Tn. sntir. .sa,. -. 4
Before takilG ,Se5sssa,y :a5,s;:s after taking.
di.tng producing. deioas, eliminating Spirit and d.
.fbls remedy tor renovstHg hs aisssssd systsm
and ss.o,ns The 'si' 'sfsu"s and dsbt.tsd Invalid 70
MeLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
@ :ss s.[: ;. 3. bSS1Ps. !..n
and all diseases s.ng from Liver stonseh
ston.eh Fuis.s Blood to de Head, Dull Pam or
., w%m,ns 10 hs H:ad ptlR.tiOa Of u. Heart I.llnsss
q 8. SIM n..S ss F.Is
Flushs. Of Heat D.pres,ioo Of spirits Frshs Dire
Languor, Despondsncy any disease Sores or
BlOtchss the Skin. and Psvsr aud CUE Tor Chis and
OVER A MILLION BOTTLES
have been scid during the sr nc,ths and in no in
stance has failed IN giving entire th.n
Hen p s .. ss:'
No language adequate idea the ininsd
.e ana almost miraculous change produced BY hns this
system whether broken sy excess vesk by uatur,
or impaired By siehnss the and unsuns orran
laton is restored its pristine health and vieor
MARRIED PERSONS, ~
find McLEAN's sTRENGTHENiNG CORDIAL tho.
rough regenraor Of the system and all who nav hs,, in
nr.d themselves by improper indulgenees VIII End N this
Cordial Certain and speedy remedy.
TO TIE LADIES'
MCLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL A, 4. .ovsr-
egn and speedy for ncpient Consumption whites
DISTRACTED or hmcut Of URN,
o. Involuntary Dsehnss thereof Falling Of the womb
uiooinsss Painting, all diseases to Females
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT TT
Suffer no lcnger. Take il according 10 directions Ii viii
smuiats sen ghea, and iuvigorse yeu and cspss the
bloom Of health 20 mount cheek again Every bottle s
warranted to give Subtraction. ID"
FOR CHILDREN.
u your children are sicily, puny Afflicted McLEANy
CORDihL will make them he abby fat and robust D,l.y
not momsnt try it, snd you viii be convinced. IL IL de-
icious TO take.
f.-.. CAUTION.
Beware druggsts dealers who try to palm upon
some butter or sarsparla trash, which they buy
for McLkASs A cSsD issS mem A..
nothing else the only remedy that will purif, ths
Flood thoroughly snd At the strengthen he systsa
preventive for Cholera, Chis Fever yellow F.y,r
any prevalent tssass ia vp iarg. bottles fries
Gully 81 per bottle, or bottle. Tor IS. III MCLEAN,
liniment Principal Depot the Of Third and
Pine street,, St Louis, Mo.
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MU8lC.

M MU9lC. go. -
Wits y. F.EDWAR DS, Who has he'd several
sume her class on the Piano, and 10 dear
Gus Of obtaining an increased number 0fsyvSyt
Rullls she will attend them ~ their own resldGos
l. and NJ, No. SCI. Terms moderate. 49,
4 FEAI sEcQND,a HAND PlANo,1AM =
ty s. IN; sac fs, ;oss' s'od ofd' M 60 %
- :. -. ri ~ W. " AetSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25

THIRD ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GKNERAL.-A.
~ beverly, Esq, Third Assistant Postmaster
General, having left the city on a brief visit to
North Carolina, the duties of this position will
be performed by John l.. Lancaster, Esq ., until
Mr.. Zeverly,s return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25

EkTy IN THE FIRsT WAlp Ar PrBLfc AUcr1os.
or THUkspAYA FTEKNOON, september 27tb ,
that desirable krst ciass resdence a. the CORNER Of
north street and T eptleth street west, nov oo-
caPied BY D. Fprs uson, Ese. The lot fronts q feet
street, and runs back lS5 feet and n improved by a
handsome three story and Placement BRICK dwell
ished throughout IN the very best manner and con
tsins seventeen rooms furnished with eli the mod
imltovements render this q very desirable private
ImmedlsteIy after we shall sell the property two
doors west Of the above, lately ooc1Died by Ma.
Bsche. The lot fronts about ~ feet on strest and
runs BACK about lS5, and 10 Improved BY o three
story brick dwelling house oontaiplng IL rooms
Inc above n,cseTty will kosit.yely Be sod, ~ the
. Terms One third cash; the residue in 6 sud n
months, with interest secured BY osed Of trust
on the premises. Title perfect and unencumberod.
eel d y.C. McG UIRE Co. AuctA. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25

MINISTER OF THE REPUBLIC OF HONDURAS
Yesterday, Senior Don Luis Molina, who for some
time past has accePtably represented here the
Republics Of Costa RIGA and Nicaragua, de
hvered bis credentials to the President, and wal
received as Envoy Extraordinary and Ministe,
PleBipotentiary Of the Republic of Honduras
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25
FUTURE DAYS.
Bv .. c. Mos UiRE a CO.. Az,

BY J. C. Mos UiRE q CO.. Auctloneers.
IMPROVED PRoPERTY NEAR IHEN NAVY
September 18th, 1t O'Clock, on the premises, We
shsn O. part Of square sos. fronting feet on Sew
and running bscf 80 feet torether with tire i'm,
provements, consisting Of q two story brick dwell
Ing containing rooms A portion Of the buildirr
has been occupied "a grocery store. 49,
Terms: One third cash; the remainder m and
IL months, with interest, secured By decd Of trust
send j. @. MCGUIRE CO Aocts.
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AUCTION SALES
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

By A. GREEN. Auotionesr.
Ofp HHo orsDDA seytsnesr - ,ssa We shall sol.
s.s he sss%: 81 d. ss " no n
% lss so .Da s ssSss r n ne sa Ses s.
sos s Ss ,.9,: q q: ,.s record. %
Gss. ss e -, .!
srS,e@.ns .o. oS Sa SssfinAsf Isssh:s st q.
., Isrms: One fourth q..h; The balance in 9, is and
d %S15 ~ sseG day with Pcts. .eesrea b.
ste mot compiled with within I've days ssr tSe Sse
SroSsr sns e.: ne sht % c.s ne
iae one vesi's not ce. '', '"u 0o''' ~''ef NV
SfS: & (: HHhfS SspssS,S.s Trustees.
saS siasAds -. GREEN, AseI
snl ThURsDaY Y. he ss,S instant, IA sssS e's,a.RP
.. sss D' order Of the TFsssss;; CO..
-------1- A. SkEEN, Asct
THIS AFTERNOON 8 TO MoRRoW
Esiss sIk 81 S S2 HHF TSTTx.,t
rp s SUI sfs LoT ON sonTE ST. rEJwiE. sxa
NOON, septsn,bef 18Th, at e'cieot. ON ~ Is. nk-
1sss: ne. ss. se saLt Q, Lot Ne Is IN ssu.ls
street betveen eth and 5th SITS. west running beck
Terms: One-half cash; the rssidue I'M a ara \,
,nSsrths WITH Interest secured By deed ofhsst on
sese-d J. C. EeGUfRE L Co. Hsss..
BY WALL q BARNARD. Auotloussrs.
.,siE tSALE CONTINUED .a.-r - L..
GALE OF CHINA. CUTLERY, PLATED
- AND QIHEh Cosby WARTS, PARIAN sNp
BIsouRT SfAruErTEs, &o-On- TUteDAY And
WEDNESDAY MORNINGS, 18th and 2sth insts
We VII sell BY auction, at the store OF a. q reen
S14 ~ avenue, between 18th and 18th sta. peYt
door TO the kifkwood House, HE entire stock oou-
etlslng large and varied assortment A.
Fine French China, Parian, Biss uet Lava Bobe
mien. French and American Glass Ware.
6nEllsh And American Cutlery, Plated Ware,
ferisn and Bissuet Ststuettes,
Pitchers ard Vases,
Gard keceiveIs, Cologne Bottles.
Eordisi sets, Table and Wine Casters,
Plated Spoons eud Forks, =. Eel. q. o..
Dinner, Breakfast, Tea and Toilet Sets,
f1ne Fruit Stands and Bowls,
With many other gods not here enumerated
To those IN want Of sn ch goods, AT OF which ara
OF the newest styes. lst-st importation, ana beet
quality, this sale affords the rare opportauity of oh
tanning the same 81 auction prices.
Ample arrangements made For the accommodation
Terms: $50 cash; over that amount. a credit of
and 81 dAys, dor aSSrosed endorsed notes.
WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts.
H. Purchasers at previous sales are requested
70 oAu ano ste away their Ecods. ses4d
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By WALL q BARNARD, Aucnopesrs. :

by WALL O. BAkNAkD, Auctloneer0.
A UCTION SALE OF A LARGE STOCK OF
No 20 PENN AVENUE. BETWEEN eru AND sfH
Srs-On THURSDAY. September 9Th inst ,com-
menoins at 10 O'CLOCK and on eucossdine days until
Umbrellas. Ribbons, Hosiery,
RIGHTEOUSNESS, Soaps, Trimmings,
Extracts, yelyets, Corsets,
boDuets, CambrIcs, Bonnet Silks,
Shirt Fronts, Nets, ILLUSIONS. .r . Herr.
Ladies Meuno Vests, Handkerchiefs,
Gents Undershirts and Drawers,
Flowers, Ruches, Silk FrInfes.
Ana al other articles usually kept in . Fsusy
20 ate as the goods must be sold to CLOSE, and
Terms; AN ,sns under sp cash; over 90
yNO. ". MccUrcHEN. Trustee.
ee2ad - WALL 4 BARNARD, Aucts.
By A. GREEN, AuctIoneet.
ExECUTOR'S SALE, BY ORDER OF THE
~ EURNIruhE Al, AgcIIoS.-On THURSDAY,
the 9Th instant shall SELL ct 10 O'Clock Q. m, the
ssr:oe.l effect. Of the late Reuben Burdfns, on
walnut SOFAS, Aear- seat Chairs and Rockers,
Ar 10 slos Tables and MsLtel Ornaments,
Mahosany Tables and Cane seat Chairs,
Feather Beds, Pillows and Bolsters,
mar, Husk and Cotton Mattresses,
Refrigerator, safes, Clock and w indow Shades,
Brsss Hand irons, Toms and sboS.i.
Shina, Glass and Crock kerry Ware,
Cook, Air-tight and other Stoves
And many other articles too numerous to suumer
Isrms: Al sums Of and under e2o cash; over 90
eseot OF 90 eed 80 days. for approved endorsed
sfANisLAUs MURRaY,S Exscstors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25

The WrAfHEI.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning Is made from the Amer.
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation ia
abOnt O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25
BOARDING.
LOST AND FOUND.

QST.-Stayed or stolen on Monday, Septem-
II Der 18th. q small red ard white BUF- ~3rA
FAtO COW, with slit in one ear. IS k~
reward viii be given TO the finder by leav-
sts, First Ward. ne - SIS