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.yEwr1ar-Mr william W. Oaasidy, mo. n B. Beoond
street. has the largest and most attractive assortment Of
fine Jeery and Sverware in the city Purchasers can
rely upon obtaining real, pure article furnished at
price which be equaed He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and Al ali
prices visit TO hs store ia sure 10 result In pleasure and
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nRY GOODS.

NJ
Nos 245 and DAT S. ELEVENTH st.,
ABOVE sPRUoR
OPENING OF OUR NEW STORE
UR addition TO No. 2i7)
WITH SPEOIALTIES
IN WHITE GOODS LINBNS. AND HOSIERY
WHITE GOODS WHITE GOoDSl
$50 yards London Cord Pque 2jc Same sold last
at sc.
Fine French organdes, plaid and striped, 37ko
Pique Figured, 30, S5 85 3ii9, SOC. to 81
Softfin shed Cambria, 1s, 20. TO 75c.
Victoria Lawns, 1sc. up. Plain NainsOoks, t2o up
Satin Brocade Nainsooks.
Satin, Plaid, and Striped Nalnsooks.
Hamburg Edgings and Insertings, 6ac up
LINENSl LINENS!l LINENSi!i
Barnsley Sheetings, ~ TO yards wide
Barnsley Table Linen, 81, Sl37N, TO 1925
Barnsley Damask Towels. SJ'75 per dozen.
Richardson's Shirting Iin"ns, ~ 70. up
Richardson's 2yard wide Table Damask, 75o.
Damask Napkins all linen, 81, $3.50, 10 GIL
Marselles Quilts, 81 yardslong, SO up.
Bargains in Ladies' and Gents Handkerchiefs.
HOSIERYl HOSIERY! HOSIFRYill
Children's 4 to "a Socks, finest imported.
Children's GAuze Merino Vests from to 30 in.
Ladies' full regular made Hose, Csc.
Ladies' full regular doublesole Hose, 31{o.
Ladies' Gauze Merino Vests all sizes.
Gents full regular r-made Hose 90. 25. 28c. mp.
Best English Half Hose imported, extra fine, 37Sc.
Gents Gsuze Merino Vests, 37]s 6s4. 75c. up.
Ladies' Gents, and Chdrcns Balbriggan Hose. rs sts
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MARRIED..

MARRIED.
THOMAS-SMTTH.-0n the 9Th instant. by Rev. L. p.
HornbeRer at his residence No 1918 s. Fourth street.
both of this city.
DIED.
LOWBER.-On Friday morning, May z, ELIZABETH
TWELIsS wife of DIR. Edward LOwber.
Her funeral will be from No. 30 S. Eighth street,
Monday, the 10th instant, at 10 o'clock. -
WILSON.-On the 18th instant, ROBERT g., son of
James and Susan Wilson, and grandson of William and
Mary Simon, in the 9TH year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family invited
attend the funeral from the residence of his parents
No; S9 East Norris street, Monday afternoon at
o'clock
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FROM Mn. A. WINCH have received the latest mum.
bers Of the London Punch, F, and ReynoS 1iscellany
all of which, with all the other fore gn and domestic peri
odoas may be obtained at his establishment, No SOS
Chestnut street.
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DRY GOODS.

GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES
EPSTEIN & E1AINES,
No. 1913 North NINTH Street,
BELOW CHERRY.
OPEN ON MONDAY A LARGE STOCK OF
DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
LINEN GOODS, AND NOTIONS,
Bought at the cash auctions Of the past week at runous
low prices and prices guaranteed
90 Per Cent. Less than Eighth st. Prices,
s5 pieces fine Mohairs dOubl width, modes,tsns and
same goods selling on Eighth street at so cents.
30 pieces Mohair plain coors % cents selling on
60 pieces handsome stripe Popln R yard wide, in blue
and white green and w6e PINK snf SsIe ar
% pieces plain Popin, 95c; Eighth street S19o ,,,
20 pieces plain Rouba Poplin Eighth street.
pieces plain M2hAir Popn s2e Eighth street, 45o
20 pieces double width Popn b9e Eighth street, 75c
GREAT BARGAINS IN BLACK ALPACAS.
10 pieces 37JTc; Eighth street price, soc.
10 pieces, 45c.; Eighth street price, $50
S @ pieces pieces ER EsRiR street street price, price, Sc 3
10 10 pieces pieces pure S oh g. s6e 10 ppc 81 cheap
GREAT FALL IN CASSIMERES.
81 Open MONDAY, large lot at recent low prices
Eighth street and Arch street at sl5 and they
10 pieces Awoo Cashmere 87Ic; Eighth street price,
10 pieces English Waterproof, S125, cheap.
CALICOES AND CHINTZES.
50 pieces new style Calicoes, 12Hc, cheap.
80 pieces best French Chintz yard wide, 37kc.
LARGE LOT COUNTERPANES CHEAP.
100 Counterpanes, $3.50, worth $4
TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, SHIFTING
LINENS.
10 pieces 81 Table Linen, Soc, worth siss
Large lot Towels, from l259c up to Zoo.
LOT SHIFTING LINENS, ALL PRICES,
CHEAP.
WHITE GOODS, PIQUES, MARsEILLES.
Piques, o. 2 2S 81, 35 3c. to 81 Greatest bargains
So pieces plaid NainsoOk 49, g. s5 D. 81 3I d. 80 to
80 % pieces ietSap plain Nainsook, 25, % to 5Oc
Soit-fnsh Cambrics and Jaconets, all prices
FLANNELS, MUSLINS.
ASSSl hisSSs E95HsI %isS s Ms:n 2 So tSs T. 81
HOSIERY, GLOVES.
50 dozen Ladies' and Gents Hose, from lsT 20 45c.
KID GLOVES. KID GLOVES. KID GLOVES.
5000 pairs celebrated St. Lucas Kid Gloves sls5. We
gloves guaranteed better than selling Eighth street at
SHIRT FRONTS. LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
900 dozen Linen Shirt Fronts own make, 12 15 49,
g. 81 S 49, g. to % cents vide 5 a, and a narrow pleats
% dozen French Suspenders 3c.
% dozen Boys Suspenders, l29c.
Dimity Bands, Magic Ruffling, cheap
% dozen Toilet Sets pieces in the set, Doc.
Large lot of Necktes, 121, 10, l8, %, 25c. cheap.
50 dozen French Corsets, &c., 81 and Sl'38 cheap.
Our customers ask how it is sell so much
cheaper than Eighth That very easily answered
One square Eighth makes difference of $500
year rent We purpose to give all who favor with
call the advantage the would have to
Eighth street. rather than to the landlords We
working for customers All ask is call We
| will convince you the above is true.
Our motto never to be undersold
Small profits, quick sales, and turn the nimble six
pence often. One price. All goods marked in plair
figures.
EPSTEIN g. EEAINES,
| REGULATORS OF RETAIL PRICES,
| So thstu 81 No 1923 North NINTH St., below Cherry
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HAIIErr, DAVIS Co.'s Pianos, No s27 Ohesnut
street are unequaed in durability brianoy tone and
power Distinguished pansts they the best We
aver listened 10 any Piano so enchanting
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WHITE STONE CHINA DINNER SETS, 76 pieces, $15; los
pieces, $25'77, at KERR's China Hall,
No 1918 Chesnnt atraat
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kEiiR'S
Furnishing China and Glass Establishment, China Hail.
No 1918 Chestnut Families in want Of article in
China Glass Stone Ware will find at this establishment
the largest stock in the CITY, from red Earthen
ware the Kitchen the finest China and Glass made
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WHITE STONE CHINA TEA SETS. 40 pieces, Cups wit
Handles, So, at KERR's China Hall,
No 121S Chestnut street
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DIED..


JOHNSON. On the 18th instant. ARTHUR 7 =.
JOHNSON. Ia the 43d year OF his age He leaves
= wife and tvO c hiidre u to mourn his loss
The relatives and friends of the family
lsestsd 70 attend TIL funeral, from his lat reel
icy svenue TO morrow Sunda }. oily 18th, al 3
O'clock y.
GBEEE. On the 10th instant. after q long And
painful Hines, which she bore with Christian
tcrtitude ard resi- 60 alton, Mrs. FANNIE GREEN,
IN ne Osth year OF her age Re'Juiescat in pace.
the ralarSes and friends OF her family are
sseotfully invited to attend her funeral Sunday
aert. 18th instant. 1t O'Clock N from her
tate residence, corner 18th aud l. streets.
DEIsCOLL cn the rtn instant. at ) O'Clock,
NARf DkfSCOLL. aged % years
Her funeral ~ take place from the residence of
her sEels, Mr. John sullivan. street south, be-
tween Sd AMI A. streets, on sunday, the 18th, ut
81 oelo.k D m. The friends of the FAMILY are re-
questsd 10 attend the faaersl withsut further no
flce.
1IDELIN At his residence near Piscataway,
Col Az mis- EDELIN,, OF the United states Ma.
rI1e Corps, IL the 18th year Of his age.
Norfolk papers and Baltimore Sun please CODY 4
CLARKE. On the 9Th instant, ss the residence
OF her brother In law, =. II. Beckett. in Prince
George county No. sfter long and protrscted
Illness, which che bore with hristfau for titude
MATILDA CLARK =, wife Of the late Geo. CLARKE
baltimore Sun please copyJ
TOWN On the Ith instant, at the residence OF
ser brother, in Newport. N. r.. Miss v. TOWN,
many years q tescher in this city.
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AEcUT CHRYsANTHKNUNs-A all the
stcriss OF the garden. the Chrysauthemum
'rOwLs the year All through the summer in
las weedy and instructive look, and most
icopie let II nave Its own way. II is only
storing up strength 10 Withstand the frosts
ard late in the season il Will blaze with flow
eIs. neglected Chr ysaE tnernun is COOS. but
ore properly cared for Is q treasure. Suppose
we start with one with 4 single stem, such as
ihe nCrists send out. When u is fairly estah-
hshed and growing we'll. pinch of the top; this
VIII cause several branches 10 start, and when
they seem vigorous, pinch them again, and so
sr-p on until the middle o. August or the frst
II September. Then IL the brand hes are CROW
ri, thin them out. and stop the suckers which
VIII start up from below, as we'll as those
branches which start too late TO form
Cover buds. BY little care, suppOsing that
tue plants have not been put TOO near together
n handsome head NAV be formed. We nave
Eoticed that later in the season a hairy cater
plilsr Is very destructive 70 the Chrysanthe-
mum foliage, bu, IL is easily shaken OF and
crushed. A dark colored aphis sometimes
niests u. W. have never bad II SUN GENTLY abun
cant 20 be beyond the control OF thumb and
LngeT, but u II should prove annoying. We
should Iv the effect OF tobacco water.-4meT-
4. TtsIi' ssTist.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. S26 Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.

d. shepherd and wife, dated August 3, 1857.
r.: lea in Lissr H. No tOiOs So S. one Of
81 Nrs 1s shall sell Lat Ct P1oiie sale on THHEs
and d l.:
OF the Middle turnpike Kosd. and bouaded as fol
Harvey 8 south 2s3s degrees east one hundred and
f:aee sd tine
the pS,th edge o. said read north So. degrees
a small cedar and nearly In . line with q double
cherry tree; thence nsrth I3li degrees: west sew.
place of beginning, containing six acres three
Also. the following described Property: Begin.
Ling at q marked red oak, corner Of Fish, New
ton, and Thompson; run ming thence south %, de
east side Of the Middle Tn1npSs Raad thence
sou,h 80, degrees, eat % poe5 and Inks: to the
70 where i intersssts the Great Fsl!s Eosd thence
wesI l02 poles % links, to stake in the road, on
tanning sixty six acres two rods. three poles with
the improyements, consisting of a good Frame
store and tenant house, with q we'll Of good water
near the dwelling the whole fenced in. There is
also gu apple ana peach orchard with q few plum,
TeIms. Five Thousand dollars cash bslsnce in G.
With Interest from the day q sale securea Ss
6std Of trust on the premises. All the writ nRs
alter the ale If the terms Of sale are not
the right to Re sell the property, 81 tae risk and
cost o. The purohsssI
ot one theutand doilars, dated % cemter S, 1855,
with such intere.s =; tS dsf ihsTsO1
.yl0 GBEES s WILLIAMS, Auct'rs.
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LANP CHIANEYs.-TheTe Is ..shoddy'' ia
gi5-- well a. in wooden faprics. Consumer.
Ct kerOsene are sometimes almost discouraged,
80 frequently DO chimneys break, without any
apparent cause. rendering the cost of chimney
about equal 10 that OF OIL. Cheapness beng
the ORDER Of the day. a great many man ufac-
tuTeTS make ChImneys from silIcate OF lime in =
Stead Of lead The initiated may tell the diff
;eTent qualities of glass by ringing them; the
vibrations of the leSd glass have q clear ring
ing. eei!-like sound. possessing the REQUESTS
st:ength 10 withstand expansion and conuac-
i'uf- a We'll as the general pressure of use
ana VIII OutldSt half dozen OF the lime glass
CLImLeys- Fifteen cents invested IN one of he
i-ai Chimnevs is money we'll spent. even
slCugh y &c lures the .strade'' IN the Cheaper
kind- Which II Is most assured ought 10. and
doubtless Will. Stick PIN there and rsmen =
by
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"An English tibet swallowed one hundred
thousand dollars worth OF diamonds In Palsr-
mo An smetIC concealed IN a glass OF beer
s ufTrlsed hlm into rendering them up.
s(James :. kimbalI, OF Boston. had a leg
",nFu'atsd on Tuesday. after being cruS he'd by
q Soyss-caT. which he was trying 10 enter AZ
a. forward end
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GALE OF BUILDINGS.

HEADQ r. FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT. J
OFFICE CHIEF QCARTERNA>TER
RICHNoND, Va. June %. 1859
VIII be sold at public suC ton. commencing at
% = m. Of FRIDAY. the 3Oth day of July, 1879
the wooden buildings lately occupied by the
and
Forage House. " at the sRocketts'
The sale will take place on the grou uds occupie
by the builo ings. and further fnfor alton as 20
size OF the buildings and manner of sale, can be
obtained n application at this office
Terms: Cash on the day of sale: eposit of ten
building Is sold
Ten days allowed for removal of buildings.
By order Of the Quartermaster General u. g.
Army. J. q. CHANDLER.
Brevet Colonel, Gu artermsster u Army. Chief
Quariermaster First military District. Jy Il
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LIMITED STATES PATBHr OYYIOD,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OIIIOl,
y WAsHInsioH, y: O. July s. 10.
On the petition Of fAf Al 0EIenR Z, Of wsynss-
patent grantsd to him on the 9th day Of October,
1855, for an improvement In Grain Separators:
once on the 18th day o. ytsmbss nsxt Any perssS
may oIIoee this sxtsn1aoa Ohsotaons, deposs
twenty days before The lay Sf bearing:
" e-lawsv Oommissisnsr Of Patesn.
1NhE ORDKR or MAY n, 1853, AN.
1 nouncing the receivAl Of Proposals Ter the Sale
Of Waste Paper belonging to the Treasury De-
GRO. q. RIOE.
my Ut Gen. eppt, reasury Buildings.
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GOVERNMENT sALE.

EOVEkNHENr oALE. ID" ~ :" y"
OFFICE CHIEF QUARfERMAsTER.
RICHMOND, VA. June7. l369.N
10 a. m Of WEDNESDAY,. the 18th day Of July,
1859. at the Quartermsstert Warehouse Ct - Book
ets." Richmond. We. the following articles Of
Quar- termastert Rroperty. viz:
Thtsty ,sssht - Army Wagons
SIXTY. ak (6SI sets Of wheel Harness
Fifty two t52) sets Lead Harness
Twelve I'D sets Cart Harness
Ten Mules.
Terms Oash In U. q. currepcg.
AdeDosit OF ten per cent. win be required from
each purchaser.
BY order Of the Quartsrmasssr General q. g.
Breyet Col. Quarter9asSsr q. 8. Army,
10 S0St Chief @. n lst Military District.
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n THSSssI HXfoR5kGSf2sS sf r H:s.:
RY 0kHlH . WILLlAMs,
~ Auctioneers and Reel Dstete Brokers',
no. $40, southeast corner IN ana streets.
TRUSTII,S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
rKHPnRTY on I cTn1nT. s0GrH: BE-

a b. virtue OF deed OF trust from 1obert
and 20 ss'id IN f nteI
fS,o ss one Of the land rsScrds Of the District Of
An gust, 1869. st O'Clock r NJ !, offer for ssls on
the premises. at psblic suction. to the highest
With the improvements, eoasistins Of 9 comiorta.
BILE frame dwelling, and known and described .
square numbered one thousand and tv enty lodi
6eginnirg for the same at TIE southwsst corner Of
and twenty feet 20 twenty four fest alley; thence
due east twenty. i've feet; thence due south one
dns wes. twenty. I'VE feet to the place Of begin
ming, with the two story frame house and other
Terms: SEQ cash. Of which $50 mutt be paid
when the Iroperty 10 struck on balancs In and y
property, should The terms Of sale not Be COM
Piled with within five days. the $50 de posit is
CONSIDERED a. forfeited, and the property will be
resold upon Eve days notice 81 the cost and risk
OF the defs llting purchAser.
T. EDWARD CLARK, Truste,
jyls eo&ds GREEN i WILLIAMS, Aacts,
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-A large, Brass STORE KEY. Lost in the
IL Caeitol grounds reward of s will be
given If returned to the Star Off ce. IT.
EOuND..A POCKET BOOK, containing a con.
SPROH's, Germanis Hotel, c street. between a
ana 9th, No. $40. jyE-at-
one ri i sfSToN
OF A FLUTE, ie,g hey attached A liberal
reward viii DO given by leaving 1t at this Office 1t
TAKEN UP AS TnN Y6 BY TIE MErRoroLI'
On the I,ih instant; one GkAY MARE, which
DAY August 81 iss at 10 oioeR al the
Bsl ssr OF " L. Wall & % ,s- Lonisians avenue,
f1s
nna sI0 VII EfE Il SzL EEfs'S15S'y G Gsss
DISTRICT or CoLU NBIA; r, ~,
firm Of h ugu.iy 4 Bowen; OF the city OF Wa.hins-
ton hreught before me- the su bscritsr. one Of the
said this 10Th day Of July, D. 1859, sstray tres
passing on his premises,
BROwr GELDING.
about eight years old; l41l hands high: sore on
hts right side; shoe all round long name and tail
Has been used in gears from appearance
'''- ''1'' my ''H j. H GODDARD. J. r. z.
The owner of the above described Horse is re-
pussied to prove pf2peIty; pay charges and tai. e
law away u nc HUaUEIf BoW2 2ans 10
SIN REWARD-strayed away from CoN's
g " place, G-Irsetown on the night Of the
18th iEet.. q flea bitten GREY MARE. had the
scratches on her left hind foot; mouth cut about
one inch en- the right hand side Of her mouth.
The above reward will q I'd Sr hs5
jyls2t~ 22d street, between anaG.
TAKEN Up AsTRAY-0n the morains Of the
lith instant, an oil WHITE COW, with black
head The owLer will please como forward, prove
property. ray charges, and take her away. JOHN
Il. MILLER, pan1 Moores Farm, near Glen
wood Ct metery. iyl5-3ts
I OST-A largo, red roam COW. With 3 white
IL spot in the face; one straight aud or )okt
horn Dy one giving information Of the COW. Al
G nELANO's, o92 ii street, will lie liber ally
wsrded. Iyl4-r
I OST-On the 10Th OF June ultimo. two PROM
IL ISfOkf NOTES, dated June LIST: one for s 375,
drawn BY John W Lewis. for 80 days, TO the orde
OF III. N. Essby. and endorsed by him AMI II nah
j Johnston Barry; and one fer $50 drawn BY Il 5.
Bowen. for - days, to the order of II y. Easby.
ar endorsed 10y him and Hannah Johnston b trgy
Tie public are caution ei from gotiating or pur-
chasing tn. N liberal reward Will be pail tor
the return of thF N e. No. a9is PeUu,ylyani. ave
nre. between 2lst and I'D streets. or to the Star
ONCE ly5tf
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I INoOLN DEPOT AT AUCTION,

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON b. u, July 10, 1859
Will be sold, ct public auction, on MONDAT
august 3, commepcing ct 10 Q. m, under the gu
pervision OF Captain y. G. Thomas. M s. K, the
buildings known as Lincoln Depot, stu Ated be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets east and A
and ID streets north. com prising,
5 Buildings. 2OOx1S feet / Engine House. l7x8
Buildirg g. l2oxss. 2 story story
l2Sx24 g Storehouse, 726xSl feet
i GWeIiDg Hsuse, 36xE ttable, .53x2S feet
story Tool House, ynx2i feet
Kitchen to do 14xl3, Cook House, 23X2a feet
story Green House. l2xl8 feet
lSaw Mill Building, S0x Ice House, l1Xl2 fset
81. story
|, lWAter Tank and Frame, lsxlsx25 fest;7 sinks,
shed, COo feet Roaid Fence 6 feet high 40 feet
l Picket Fence, SO feet high.
Also, 9 small lot of Household Furniture, Car
pets &c
Pureha sers will be allowed ten days to remove
buildings
TERM: Cash on day Of sale.
I By order Of the Quarssrmaster General
L 1850 j. @ MCfEHkAN,
/ Deputy QuaHtermAster General,
/ " lot Brevet Brig. Gen.. u. D. A.
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y FURNITURE
AT REDUCED PRICES.

Owing 70 a change sbout 20 be made In the build
Ing. shall from this date offer my entire stock
not al cost-but 81 kEDUOED PhIOlS Persons
wishing Furniture will save zine and money by
purchasing new, rather than attend auction sales
Call and Judge for yourself.
WI II. DGNN'S
FURNITURE WARGROOMs, sos 7th ct.
M 2S-tf adjotnng Old PeIlows' HALL
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- Aucfioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
NO. go, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
BY virtue OF deed of trust, recorded IN Liber
s. Ne. "a, folios 459. &C the subscriber will
gel, on the premises. op MONDAY, the 26th day
OF July A. ID 1862 at o CLOCK p, m the fOilowin 2
desirable Building Let, situate on est north BE-.
tween North Cspitolst. and Delaware avenue, AMI
near the Baltimore Depot. aud known as Lot No.
two, t2.) square No six hundred ana eli y thrae
(6-3.b con al Ling $3.50 square feet
Terms cash. Convey an cling ard re venue stanps
at cost OF purchaser
JOHN CARROLL RRENT, Trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
" I eo&ds lIxpIeaa 4 Rapuhl
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMs,
No $40, southeast corner of 7th and ID streets


No. S26, southeast corner of 7th and streets.
Ecs st1r t.sb H!aassH HAEEa
ras SNrEb sFzFss b iSssHs
AZ ISs AN3 WIraIN THE kksNoLorRE
So: snder Mofiitt and wiis' to the unds isnsd
T. IS islios Isl to lsi and the other dated tn.
+. CE No a. folio ill., ct seq, Of the land records
Tor Warrington county. in the District OF Uoium-
he 10th day Of Jul,. 1859. on the premise, 81 /
o'clock M, all that certain piece or parcel of
aforesaid. and designated q, part Of the tract Of
land called SAINT Elizabeth, Ana now forming a
Asylum, md more particularly describe as fciow.
OF a cOuntv road passing the United State Insane
Asy,u4 to Washington city. tue said point being
Isi from zadok WiIliams to said Ale xAnder MOT
jenkins and the said Zadok Willisns estate, south
8 is enaraVei thence with the same course south a
i h.ss ,Ss.s tie s ssssss A.siS%
eighty nine links; thence still with said road north
links; thence leaving said roai north seventeen
and three e1ghths degrees west twenty three
chains ana seven links to large pine tree thence
fifteen chains and twenty two links, to the east
siGe Oh sala Asyium road and thence with said
Asylum road south four and seven .eighths de.
srees west four chains and thirty links thence
south twenty four and three fourths degrees vest
one chain and nifty seven inks 70 the point Of be-
glnnine; containing twenty nine acres and forty
nnndreds OF an acre. together with all improve
ments rights privileges and appur tenances there.
to belopg cling or appertanf az.
Isfhis piece OF And 10 Aeb Wledged to bs about
tne most valuable across the Eastern Branch, and
being bounded by two county roads 10 capable Of
subdivision into acre or half acre building lots.
v hIeh would command ready sale q high Dr1ces.
Inc improvements to be sold With the land con-
sist OF about half mile Of high and most excel.
tract. =
Terms Of sale One. fourth cash. of which $500
will be required at the time of sale, and the bal.
ance in six, twelve and eighteen months, with I'm
terest, eecured BY deed Of trust on the lrenises
should the terms Of sale not be complied With
within i've days from date Of sale. the Trustee re-
serves the right to resell ct theocst and risk OF
the nrst purchaser. after ave day notice in the
National 1ntelisencer.
All conve yapeiAg and revenue stamps ct the cost
THos. HUTCHINSON, Trustee,
Ie 25-2Aw6ds GRDBN WILLIAMS, Auctn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17
5. MARSHAL'S SALE

DOUBLE CYLINDER PRINTING PRESS
In virtue OF writ Of heri facfas Jud gun ut Of
copdemnati issued from the Clerk Off ce of the
supreme Court Of the District of Columbia, and TO
me directed will sell at public sale, for "a "a at
IN National intelltgencer Office, on street, be
tween 9Th and TIN ats in the city OF Washtn et on
u. o., on TUESDAY, the 20th dsy of July instant
at ii O'Clock q m. one Double Cylinder Printing
Press. seized and levied upon under fieri faciss
No 5I4 IS the goods and chattels of John r.
Coyle ard Chauscey Snow, and will be sod 10
satisfy rent due Henry PoIkibhorn.
ALEXANDRA SHARP.
JylO-cts U. Marshal ID. G.