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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
An Irish Letter from New York.

John O'Conner, late Of Parsontown,
Kings County. ireland, addresses to the
London Times tie following letter, under
date OF New York, March 5th:
In the name OF God and humanity I
en,reat you TO use your powerful and IN
huential paper 10 stop the emigration Of
my miserable countryinen from dear cid
Ireland They are suffering all kinds al
prvations here-thousand supported on
public charity. lodging in the station
houses, and the thermometer 10 degrees
below zero no work and, no chance Of
any. In the mids, of this distress i201
people landed to-day, and thousands are
axneeted. Are the people mad sha, they
thus rush or death sud destruction The
Americas are liberal people; they do
all they can; but millions will MOI Sustain
the poor foreigners here. Soup-houses
in all the wards are daily crowded with
poor. How can it be other wise Th1
emigrants land here at the rate o: iea
thousand week. 100000 arrived las
year and there will be more tins ysar il
not stopped by the Interference o. mau in
England. The scene here - lcari.yeud
ing. The work in the ware rooms, ctnats
and factories is suspended, which adds 10
the misery describe. .--ET.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

"a Th, Cleveland PLAIN Dealer talks
quite enthusiastically abou, the grape
culture in OHIO, which is rapidly onrthe
increase. As to what is. doing near
Cleveland, our cotemporary says:
In and abont Cleveland. the vine
growers are multiplying rapidiy many
acrhs Of our light, warm soil have been
glanled; the vicinity OF the lake beh g
principally Selected. on account Of the
fcmperjng influence Of the large body OF
water opon tie spring and autumh airs
Se.esa aunlrei acres have in Bockpo.t,
Las Cleveland, and Euclid, been plant.
I'd with lsattita aud Cltawot vines.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
i oftrn
TIE VOICES Of EAGE ksA&..

b! MARION BARLAsp.
h. "a --
One balny aav-hast thou forgot, .
All April was the weather
Wheu, from the boney-.uck.ea porch.
We watched The sky together?
Through the thin, feeev veil Of clouds
Tue sun was mildly beaming;
Like blessing on the ve@tiant plain
Fell the gentle, genti. silver rain.
Another tirne--thoI vert away:
Twas The glowing month Of roses,
When summer wooed by ardent sun,
Hcr feryid heart d.sclos4s;
There cane scroa which bade prepare
For thee speedy greeting.
Smiling | by the casemeat sat,
Vita the welcome letter beating
lime ae The music against the pane,
Or the laughing, singing, golden rain.
la Storm and gloom oar parting came,
That dark and wre,ch.d even.
We could but whisper hrokenly . ,
"lf not en- ea:th--in Heaven y,
* he Fatare, stretched so dark alone,
Oar loving hearts were wai,in-,
4 piercing, wiid!y-sad refrain
To The heavy, sleeping autumn rain.
. What are We now? We who then vow ed
But death our soul, should seyers
Within thy breast the dagne Of love
l. lsqarhchdt ana cold 5ieyef;
While deep i'll mine the tIsa Of woe
Beats IN It's ahguished tbr b5ing-
The blast ssat',t the window breaks
= PiauttYe, h'fll so5bing--
And my heart weeps in tears as vain,
With The bitter, bitter winter rain.
iclAon3 IN.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

ks3 4 volume Of elghtylhsee pages
has been issued In New York, conrri-
sing a list of the wealthy citizens Of that
dlace, being, says the Home Journal,
practically directory for the Use Of char
table associations, ladies In search OF el-
igitle matches, and all that sort Of people
who see no comeliuess in anything un-
less the almighty dollar" is at the bot
tom Of it. Accompanying each is his.
tory, IN little, setting forth that the sub
ject oi ii began poor boy!
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
PoTArors Ar ST. Louis. There is

PoTarors Ar ST. Louis. There is 9
probability Il this aeccssarv ute ii
ga -er:n. doHn II reasonable rates.
4 shiplaent of over five thousand BUSH
els came 10 had yesterday, and the very
choicest sold ats 35 quite a reduction.
4 lew more arrivals, we hope, will gfve
Us chance 10 qoote them as low as SIX
bits per bushel, at the most, as the labor
Ing classes. cannot get along without po-
atatoes, If The rich can.---Intsiiigencer.
18th.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
iuE Noeaos OF rHr lIrAnr.-lou

III VI oN.ps QF TEF llEANT.--i p9
a,ay so into t!e talroom, writes the
aasor ot "Hamau Nature where there
are'lw huadrel women. Ore hundred
ard lineIy-niue Of them vou will pass
WITH as nGehndliierence is one hundred
and nlaty-nine puIiets hit lie Two hun-
4ttth lrees!sslly draws you u her
~ her" are one hundred haadsomar n.d
Eintey nine eiegereg ones present; but
she alone mas The magnet that attracts
YOU. New what is taat magnets Is il
her manner ltlal chafms2 Is It her voice
that strikes on one Of those thausanl and
onc, chords OF 4your nervous SYSTEM, and
taakeS7t rIbfate as sounds does hollow
glass Or 10 her eyes affect you, SO
that YOU haze no time 70 rehect. and no
opportunity for your head to iadge hog
you can digest the notions ,her have put
irto II Or rs it animal magnetism, Or
what the plsga Is Il
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
San Francisco Herall, FEB. 2S.
rsy 4 band Of Gipsies has Tor som

Tvs oahu o. t1lPsIes has Tor some
,ime past been rneamped'a 4eou,,le Of
miles north or GAINESVILLE on the Dresden
road. The Courier Is INFORMED tiiat the
number Of pe.sons visiting them, especial
ly on the Sabbath, Tor tue purpose 81
having thrls fortunes told, is surprising.
ly large, Considering thai this IS codcefot
% be and enIightsned age. We con-
fdenty expect to Aear from some greeny
being extensively piussed YET, al coutse
wr wlIhsympsthlze, .wlla .As4 -Er,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

COMMON SCHOOLS. Ls.-Nassachuscrs has
sci noble example in this departmen Mt.
You know the State as soon as YOU enter
1t bythe beautiful and commadious school
houses, surrounded by every appendage
necessary to the accomplishment of the
design for which they were erected. -
During the five years Immediately sue
ceedlng the report Of the Board Of Educa-
ton, to the Legislature, on the sublec, oil
School houses, the SUN expended for
their erection and repair was about seven
hundred dollars. Since that time tie
sum annually expended Tor this purpose
has been about one hundred and ffty
thousand dollars This is exclusive of
the amount expended for the same pur-
pose In Boston, which in 1853, was one
hundred aud foriy-tso Thousand dollars /;
making almost three hundred thousand
dollars expended'in the State during that
year Ter school-houses IT Ckrons
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

J. tay' The Squdtier Sopereign, Sting
fellows paper, titus speak otrGeels larcs
called by courtesy at3reieIron, ,lns kan-
For oul part we are satisfied with such
a result. II is iCSt What we expected to
accomplish, anil we rfaiIiise ourtseuhera
friends in all after ehaotfolssio pre- ienl
like results kauaaa otsat a. , sag - 5s,
and therefore s7oA ts. / sl,tg S.7,e
= -
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

see~ Al recent meeting OF one Of
the French Agricultural Societies Gu
rous fac. was related. A farmer stuck
pea into a potato, and planted them to-
ge'her IN March last The pea produced
a stalk which Nas covered with pods, and
the potato gave eleven healthy roots. -
The farmer Is Qs tn opinion that. BY this
system i Is possible no. only TO obtain a
two-to.d crep, bat TO prevent the maiady
Ia potatoes.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

to- Happiness consists in seeing
somebody more miserable than ourselves.
II there were only two people ia this
world, tie man who lived On cold potatoes
would consider Himself an aristocrat, If
he could, only reverse matters, aud 90
"potatoes and salt like the other fellow.
Among the cannibals, he is capitals,
who caa raise roast dog twice a year.
Queer people, these human beings.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

TAKE rur pApERs. Last week tso
farmer started from northern country
to this city, to dispose Of some clover seed,
oac Of them did not take a paper, aul
consequently dli Dot know at what rates
clover seed was seel.ipg ii II tie eity,
and, being offered "a 4 bazlel oa the
road, disposed .. bis load, while Tie ., Il
who took city paper, saw clover seed
quoted y SIS per busael, and, o. course,
refused to sell, iad eoMe to The civ.
where he realized tue marke, price,
The man VINO sold o. the ros4 lost Oh
even one bqsAe. nors than oar. yeel "
paper cost tIm year, wllio au t"o
bushels aud .al. ahe los. ei.o. sh 10 pay a
Fen,s subscription .ta eaE daily. Ire
moral u the siotys is ,ebytoas. Betrov
fnq-. l7tA. z-.sz.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
Dancing Men Rurnishsd to -Ofdcr

+, =. There sis.as Joubertstseol No. 2lS.
an institute where .hsy furnish'to order.
young msu.to danccAat parties and psi-
yate balls. .They are geueraisy. young
dry, goods clerks, whose askgard.ess
has beens rernossda by intercourse with
ladies Al the counter. They simply,
knew how to ,eomplimen, them on the
toilet, which causes them to be consider
ed, by the ladies, amiable aud quite wit
ty. They are. clataed. gloved, rutled,
booted and presen,ed, s,omaGa empty !!
They cost a louis ahead, and with a
dozen you. cass have. quite aa-aninated
dance. Wednesday last, the Institute ol
Jourber,-s. furnished oass hu adred and
twenly,six io,slheTdiyers hops Of the
Chause d. Au,n; as it. appears, ,ha,
comprised its whole number. They are
now hurrying UP recruits, Madame R.
having. engaged for herself alone, thirty
for the 20'h Q',t!s m9ath. twelve haxcn
haired, twelve with black hair, and six
bald headed gentlemen.
The bald headed ones cos, 25 francs u
bead. They are taught a dignifed air,
aud are expected 70 represent young
magistrates lawyers, and young men Of
H a
promise worn out by midnight toll.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

!. LIBERAL DoNArIos.-The Cincinnati
Cassie learns that Rev. Ill 1iamhhe
late Bishop ofthe Methodist Episcopal,
Cauach. . nd formerly res,dens.ln Gncin-
naus t.as donated S2a. 900 towards ,he,es-
tabllshmen, Of university at Red Wing
Minnesota, to be called the" Hamliile
UnwersiE. $50 - .frs9
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

+ \ diamond sbo4t The size OF haxel.
nut, was found recently near Marches.
ter Va, and OH the esalinatloa of
judges in-New York, psanenesd ii 10 b
woatif $4,000.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
Casting a'Devil' ont Of Chnrch.

"A Msthsdis, crpaAsres,edsfor
,Assaulsing Dstiller. ~ Weaarey indsts.
ed to cur friend J. NJ. Els. pe Mar iet,a,
Ohio, for the following graphic sketch.
We are assured tina, the taos transpired
substantially as mar ra.ed J., al te.,, A.
"A Methodist clergyman, who has
been laborlag IL this = vicinity, vas no,
long since preaching to his people on the
miraculous power Of the Apostles over
The demoniac4 spirits sf shslr day. As
be was pursuing his theme, The audience
were suddenly startled by voice from
some one in Abe congregation. delaana-
ing, ia q haii-querulou<. half au,horlta
tive tone. why don. preachers do such
things aow,a-days ?" In an instant. ev-
cry eye an the house was turned upon
the, individual who had the effroatery
thus to inyade the sacredness of their
sanctuary, ...
The speaker paused for moment,
and fx4d lis penetrating gaze full upon
the lace ol lhe questioner. There was
an interval Of intense silence. broken at
last by The speaker resptn!ng his subject.
He had no, proceeded far with his re-
marks, belQge he. was again inserrqp,ea
by the same impegiinent inquiry. AGAIN
he paused Tor ting. and again Sesumed
his subject. Not con.eat with a silent
rebuke, our red2ubtaole quest;ouey de-
manded again, "Why don't the preach
ers do such taings 'now-a-days 2" and
curling his lips with sneer of srli-com-
placency, drew himself up pompously in
his seat.
"our reverend friend (wbo by the
way, is young man Of great muscular
strength and power) calmly left the desk
and walked deliberately to the pew,
whore the in,erros alor sat, and, fasten-
one hard Grnlly upon the collar Of his
coat, the other upon the waisiband of his
"unmen.ionables," lifted him square ou,
OF the seat, and bore han down the aisle
to the entrance. pausing for moment
there, he turaed bis eyes upon lis audi
ence, and in clear full voice said, "And
they cast out the devil in the form of a
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

A DAIsTV lioRsn -b gentIennn in
town, who pays more than osdinarya,.
tention to his horse aud dog. faucied that
the horsss mlgh. relish piece Of corn
bread, as sort Of des sert to his regular
breakfast OF grain. An experiment far
few mornings satisfied him that he had
not misjudged the taste OF the animal,
and now, when Burephalus does. no, re-
celve his bread at the usual time, he
gives signs OF impa,ience, and calls for
/, as plainly as a horse eau call, using of
course, the natural dialect OF his species.
/, is a littleremarkabie ,tlat he prefers
his bread well battered !--Dauon Jour-
nal. s. ..s. &c
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
From Mexico.

NEw oRLEAss, Friday. May =.
The steamship Augoba has arrived al
THIS pon.sith dates from Mexico to The
9th INST. SANTA Anna has gone south
wllh bod oftroops. /, vas reported
maj ! large body q soAdiers at Sonora
had geSoited and issued q pronunciamen,
TO.
"a fion. ;, F. CaAsE is spoken ol
rs Candidate ter Governor Of Ohio.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

1t is SAID to be currently believed in
Holland thal the monarch, William the
second, only pretended 10 die to get rid
OF the cares Of toyolty, and is now aiding
MS nephew, the Gar, in the Crime a,
under the assumed name OF Menschi
koff.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

10" I you woud b well with a great
mind leave hi.a with a favorable impres.
slon Of YOU, i v7th.a hnle mind leave
hita .itll . favorable opnlo.! ni himself.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

LIE Washington Laion saws; i ~.
pears. by the book OF the treasury, tl.at
TIE affaFcsulon el Jacob Richardson. late
collector at Dswe.o, anohnts to 500, !.
900. Ills bail is treld ca for S45O.e00
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

t'1~ The height q imagination 70
ae a maokerai q r,fr '
yo1rset. HeGA1i t
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

Eg-The Minnesota Denocra, saws
thai IN that yieiritp HE nfHueaza and
hnolsne coug n hsd'assumsd an epidemic
fora,- ard at. Selklsk { Bsitlsl ! Settle.
man' here had been five hundfei 1eatf,s
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

There is Gdthing that wears oct tine
face Ike ne TigiIs ot card table, and
those cutting passions ~iicu naturally
attend them. Iaggari looks and pale
compierfons are the natural iudrcations
.bt 4 gamest~r- -.4i4t3on.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23


The editor Of the oska!oos, /, ,Issa,,aa.
,aonees that his eo,emporasyoGihs ,Tanf.
has besn elected TO the usiice of Issxnkip
E'Hstabe, bya majority of over .ors i,.a.
.sfed votes The lucky fehax, wlshas,
.heea eo,S ant5dsiamer OF, aly, keos ).
'No'mngs around his locality, issunpasea
TO be Indebted to the nagnanaai,yl q tire
mys'tessous and .eccen,ris bathesleaa for
has elevation. Here. thca, is yns oase a,
eas' Ia which sir Krcw-,,v.irinrs seem
e AeSe been acting. ubBd til? Scripture
iAjanc'ioa Of returning go5Rfor evil Jus.
.li'i''k.efsas..eh, We ds;aness Of the Gil
dfen oftha Mist, elevated to The office o.
Township Constable and 'tlsa,,, TOO. I,
those whom you .ii,ied ana abused
Never again, ye unbtlieving scribess a..
seri tha, nothing good can come on, 0.
N,azere,h. The democratic editors Of this
Stale shoulttakc courage ron, tile sue
cess otsheif ro-laborer in Iowa, and con.
tinue their abuse Of the Hindoos. pe hans
some of sheniiia ybe similarly rewarded
Hurra, friend Eastman --a weLbelenses
10 the irs,i,ation, tbut we don't, ,hour,.
thank lie Lora, Vs + 'wSoiA giss You ON
fear'y and uaan,nspss asapport' 'Town-
ship Constable that benz the Ikiei, Ran.
gerahip aitheilcws-a sespoasihie office
whieeh<v ve held, from m d,enfotfa,,c con.
s'i'uenfIS Tor SIX dreadful years" aal
nom ,whlot,ws have but recently retired,
having achissedotiiciai reputation enougA
to las, us the balance Of our DAYS.
'dtisns (Tenn. Pof. -
lMroRrAsrf SAFE or' 'WHrar.-Thc
Rochester supiop, OF Monday, says OF
the first sale ofnsw wheat this season.
"A bona 5ide sale OF wheatin the ground
the incoming crop7-was made on
Saturday and the frs, we heard of hay.
| ing, been made this. season. One Of the
most extensive farmers in an. adjoining
town contracted for the sale Of the pro.
duct of about 100 acres, to be delivered
immediately after Aafsesl, a, a fraction
less taan - per bashel. The purchaser
wasa country mslss. sAhandsonc ad.
vance was made on the spot to bind tae
contract, The inlercace from this sale
IS that the rrescu, iGiica'ouf are that the
opening pfice foa the t,ss.erop will aos be
less than 30. Ii wilLM more than ten
weeks TO harvest, and'impostaat changes
may occur 70 effect the Ilrke, in ,hs,
titge,"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

nt..ssE Poverty runs strongly 10 fun
AN lrishman is never SO full Of jokes as
when he is. reduced 10 one shirt and two
potatoes. Wealth is ,aci.urn and fretiul.
Stpcktrolsets would no sooner indulge in
a hearty lahgh. than they woald lend
money on a second mortgage" Ma
spre is great believer in compensalons.
To thoee she sends weal,e. SIZE saddles
.mah Lawsuits and dyspepsia. The poo.
never indulge in woodcock, but teen
they have style of appetite that converts
a No. mackerel into lalmon, and tha,
is quite as well.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

"A sAde.atsgrucdiis eagr fire 4 9c4paITel la last
night consuming the best business Poi-
ton Of our csiy, q On the the Stale i. HOUSE
square nine Of the best stores were burn.
ed 10 the ground Theen,ire loss eanho.
be less Dian $lso 900, which, 7 We ssf are
gratitied TO learn, is in the nam covered
BY insurance., Prom the State Register
We learn tia, The fire was frs, discover
ed in the 1sar Of the building oSctfpied BY
Messrs. laark q Hsnkle as Clothing
store, on the ives, side Of the square
Before the ire was arrested il esnsunsad
the buildings occupied by Messrs. Clark
& Henkle. clo,hiers; Johnson & Brad
ford, booksellers and sta,ioners Thayer
& Son, merchants Canedy Il Johnson,
druggist; Van Deuscn, druggist; Speers
& Bro, merchants Beach, clothier; IT.
win & Davis, merchants Freemans,
merchants Springfield Coffee House,
and several smaller ieuements. - The
principal part of the stock in trade OF the
several houses was saved, bu, much in.
jured by handling. The fire. proof.walls
OF Clafk's' Exchange Blink building an
-fssstsd the southern tendency OF the fire.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

EkS- Reason governs the wise and
,5g.is rh- ioni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-29
ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 80, 1855

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 80, 1855.
Yesterday, notwithstanding the weather,
large congregations filed the various churches
Of our city. The pulpits were occupied by
the pastors.
On Saturday, about noon, the new bell Ct
the Friendship Fire Company pealed out its
first alarm. chimney of the residence OF
Or. Addison, west end Of King street, took
fire, and the sparks therefrom communicating
to the roof set it on fire Our gallant fireme .
were soon on the spot and succeeded in pre-
venting the fire from spreading and doing ma
terial damage. This fire was scarcely extin-
gaished when the roof of the residence of W.
l. Harper, Esq, at Federal Hill, was discov.
cred to be in flames, and to that the fremen
pushed with all alacrity, arriving in time to
assist in subduing the devouring element.
The foundation for the lighthouse at Jones S
Point is laid, and workmen are busy at work
in erecting the main building
A mass meeting of the American party, to
be held at American Hall, ON Wednesday
night, is advertised.
Flour, 50. Wheat-White, 50. O6aS2 II;
red, Sl.9OaS19S. Corn, 88a9Oc Oats, Asa
soc. Rye, SI.15. AMI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-29
BY WALL, BARNARD Il CO., Auctioneers.
email BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE

BY WALL, BARNARD Il CO., Auctioneers.
SMALL BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
- On SATURDAY evening next, at O'Clock,
the following Lots will be sold In the LIST Ward
on the premises, viz:
Three Lots corner Of 23d and N streets two
squares from the Circle, each 25 feet front az d
dk deep, only - In Square sc.
Four Lots fronting New Hampshire avenue
and 2ld street, one "a feet 1 inch, and the Others
20 feet TX inches each front, to a depth of o. 4
feet, and not wider than feet each In the rear 10
an alley, being Lot 81, Square 81, and near the
Circle.
Two Lots In Square No. 8, being Los No. 9, d.
vlded into Lots, fronting Virginia avenue, %
fee, and mean depth Of about Is CT feet, near
Rock Creek. Terms at sale.
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
OCT IL Auctioneers.
II The above sale is postponed I'm conse.
quence OF the rain, until WEDNESDAY after
noon, October "a, same hour and place.
WALL, BARNARD q CO,
&C 22-T Auctioneers
III The above sale 10 further postpsne ed
on account Of the weather, until TUESDAY after.
noon, October 30, same hour and place.
WALL, BARNARD & CO.,
sd Auctioaeers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-29

The STEAMER LoUIsIANA.-This splendid
vessel, after having been completely over.
hauled and placed in the best possible order,
has (ssys the SUM resumed her place on the
line OF the Baltimore Steam Packet Company,
aud left on Saturday evening for Norfolk and
Portsmouth with a fair freight, considering
the circumstances, and a number OF passen.
gers for the South. On and after the first of
November the Louisiana and the North Caro-
lima will run alternate and make daily trips
to the above places. In the meantime the
North Carolina will undergo thorough re-
pair and be newly painted. The Louisiana
made trial trip since her improvement, and
performed admirably
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-29
BY Jas. c MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY JAS. G MCGUIRE, AuctioneeY.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS Of a Gen.
Il tleman declining Housekeeping
WEDNESDAY morning, October 3lst, at IC
O'Clock, at No. 81 Missouri avenue. between y
aud 9th streets, | shall sell the furniture and
household effects Of gentleman declining house
keeping, comprising
Mahogany hair spring Sofa and Divsns
Do marble top Pier and Scfi Tables
DO Parlor Chairs, Rocker
Gilt frame Mirrors, Engravines
Mahogany Bookcase, Mantel Ornaments
ThIee-ply and ingram Carpets, Oilcloth
Window-shades and Cornlce, Rugs Fireirons
Extenaion dining Tables, Sideboards
Cane and wood seat Chairs, Lounge
China, Glass and Crockeryware
Table Cutlery, Hall Lamps
Stair Carpets, Rods and Ewes
Mahogany Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes
Marble-top ard other Wsshstends, Toilet Sets
Superior Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
CuIled hair andhusk Mattresses
Refrigerator, Tin Safe
Cooking and other Stoves
Together with general assortment Of housekeep
ing effects.
Terms: All sums under SIS cash over sos :
credit OF sixty and ninety days for notes saiisfac
torily endorsed, bearing interest.
&C I'D ]. c. MCGUIRE, Auct