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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-02
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THSHERs will be ssid ruAe auesiol At tie 81
May 'S p;.s ssasus Is IN: s:sss fsi.s
S~ed .asns OF ten shares In the Evansville and Crsw-
TERMS oPsALx.-rhrs. mouths .rsah. III. purchaser
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PANS. KEEP COOL!
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WINDOW BLINDS.
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~ blind. and rIaa'paIsss sa;1ss e, .'lsI y
GREEN APPLES.
so BUSHELS Choice r'ss Ia esr . = Il a.
w apsV COO . Family Gresery:
NOTICE,
and ate, ne ,osh s.y Of Nav ,s:s insrs;s wiz
tnue.o Be paid On Special Dsposi At such rates be
WV. FACE, Cashier OF Canal Bank:
y T ooprksSo cA,s; csssss.i rSiX n.'s
- - -
A,Ho ICE Hams: pa
~ Clear sides: .t
Family Mess Pork IN hf-bbls;
Ribbed Sides.
Pork Jov.es:
Shoulders;
Sas.p>sa fer sisty sps GEO. FOSTER & CO.
ICE CREAM, LEMONADE AND SODA WATER
ss.:SsS ssp.s.sy . ss, her e..
ed her lie. e saloon where intends keeping the hes
9usy ef Toe crss La Soda Water and other
frsshmens OF the seas
Atso fa asso<tmeLt OF the best quality OF candies
sss-s .ad other ssnfrexon sries. Wholesale RETAIL
rarties furnished at uas shortest notice. -
aP1s-zn l.. K0LLENBERG.
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N.ORHlsCTiOA.

JournS Of this mornisg says -four 10 retailing n
- Sio 10 per tbl. We would all Lo
& ne extra as.r.ss that ss have bad choice hr.nds
higher than $40 Is per hbl at wheh pries Ne will II
80 bbls jsst reed aad dvss brsain
ava J. W. y =. yICkERY,
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nRv 6sots cis.htne Hesissy. Fsaey Articles and No
" so1s Auction.
We v-n ssn. sSsardsy vss.iss ~ e,s'eek. a.
AUCTION Roee. in the old hosse. Hsr street
esssgsnsss shis received eeasce d lanes
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81 Preysred ana sold whs:ss aud sss At liz Marx
street. Sc. Lsuis No asa el5 broadway. New Yotx
vhsrs ase ell t.- pYiiar e<isa.s for sis
vhoIess.e 10 favorable
ear ~ b. urht say othes hansv.
Szy- ssis laksafs~ssrees prices ny HALLOCK 4
sTOvDA RD and all principal druggists every
uavI
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dry and harsh sd iaiaE and zics
sy. and evAssd fasg the ssndrun dJprare and the
seAp lat al sEney before and
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Esspsssfvliy. yosrs.
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kHANKLIN REILLY would respectfully invite IN. a.
ses,en 81 their sastensr. .sd shs public r,ssrsy e
thsir large Fancy and Staple Try Gsods iu
ecvsd sarzcins styles every 81
vheh Gill Jr soA stthe iovsss prices 60
sistiss IN part OF the folloSinx; viz:
Hack and ccl'd cloths sod esssimeges.
rtsin and fanny ia-~ drills and Marsesies vsstings;
xsnsreky jeans. eattousdes and deaims:
Fancy rr..- lawns ginghzns ard orgsndfes:
Blaek and tsney eol q r'fks. berss~s and tsssins:
Preach lssenets aad hsrags De LANES:
Masi'n ne isines. de tsaa al gNods:
Afse fall Irish tiseus nspkias linen table
1anast brown ssf eaaaed table elohs towels dim
ay bed sprssde Asrsss Qsils Esglish ssd Germsn no
sf-y gloves trnu.ns. fancy scods silt aaS gnsh.n
pssAss Ao.v Add table oil cloths Psn
sns LsEhnrn pod psio sof ksss hsanets Yihfons
quito uestin.s. etc. fHAEELrS REILLY.
aP2 cerpar 81 Main Flint
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F0SHs vnkersianed respectfully Informs her
riends snd ulie generally: that shs has
Cd her Cream saloon where sae intends keeping the best
qasty OF crss. Lemonade Soda Water and other
frsshmen8 OF the seaSsa.
Also faii asse<me.t OF the best quality OF candies.
sss-s and stser sries Wholesale retail.
aP3s-zm T. KOLLENBERG.
Main ct. l~tw. list and I'd.
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Gl.ASG

SOnn BOXES In and for sale ~
$OV sp2t ORR. DxGxELE 4 co.
FANCY 4 STAPLE DRY GoODs ron sPpxxI
AND 6Ua1MkR. lss6s
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CABINET MAKERS STOCK.
HCST received.
a Iea sross bed crews. fas sad square head,
SO teet Safe Wire;
IA, dos lroa Capbsard and I'll Lock-;
dog Wrousht Irea Butt Hinges;
80 ses do DO Table lA 10 ~;
fD Cor Mahogany sAA Walnut Knobs:
1N0 xross Giabiss Point Sersws assorsd all si.es:
100 sstts Pupsisnrs Csrsrs Brass and Iron Wheel;
80 dos Cabinet Files xad Rasps. ass'd lsagshs;
80 dss Lsskisg Gtassss aas'd sisss;
70 reaUssand paper:
jest Yrc'o SAs fog sale by spU bABOOCk BRO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-30
Auction eaLoa
By 4. G. MeGUIRE, A-ct,on..T.

By d. O. REQUIRE Aucttonasr.
TXCELLENf FBRNrrURB and Hoo-eno,d II
IL fects at Auction.-OA TUESDAY morning,
Nay LIST, at 10 O'Clock, at the residence Of Hon. NJ
Macdonald north side OF G street, near ssh street.
shall sell al! his furniture and household effects,
comprising
Excellent rosewood Piano Forte, by Knabe Gable
Baltimore
Crins son plush covered Sofa, Rocker, PSior Chair,
negane French plate Pier Glass, with Slab and
Bracket
Marble.top carved rosewood Centre Tsbie
Whatnot, Rout Tables, bamboo Chairs
Brussels Carpets, Mating, Druggen
Han, some Window Shades, Clock
Girandoles, Bohemian Glass and Egyptian Vases
Mahogany Ext. nsion Table, Dining Chains
Leather covered Lounge b..
Revolving Office Char
Walnut Sideboard, Buffers Tray
Handsome walnut high post Bed.tesd, richly carved
Marble-top Dressing Cabinet and Wsshrands 10
match
Toilet Sets, Psyche Glass
Work Table, Easy Chairs
Blue Enameed Cottage Suite 90
Superior curle1 hair Mattresses
Bclsters and Pillows
Walnut Crib and Mattress, TrundIe Bedstead
China Tea Set, granite Dinner Ware
Silver plated Casters, Table Cutlery 3.
Excellent Cook Stove and Fixtures
Together with general assortment Of Housekee
ing articles.
Terms If sale: $50 and under cash over that sum
a credit Of sixty aad ninety DAYS. for approved en-
dorsed notes bearing interest
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
APPS Auctioneer.
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Baltimore Annual Conference Of the A. II E
Zion Church In America.
TUESDAY. April ~.

TUESDAY, April a.
Conference met sccording to adjournment,
Superintendent Vim. H. Bishop presiding Re-
ligious services by b. kacka.l
Subsequent to the calling the roll and read
ing the rules, the minutes OF the previous days
meeting were read and adopted
On motion Of j. Trusty, the Conference
agreed to solicit the Philadelphis Annual
Conference to publish their minutes of 1856,
With the minutes Of the Baltimore Annual
Conference.
On motion of ] J. Clinton, the Baltimore
Annual Conference is required to pay an equal
proportion of money for printing the minutes
Of the two Conferences. provided the Phils-
delphis Conference agree.
On motion Of j. Clinton, document No.
4 relative TO the District of Columbia being
annexed to the Baltimore Annual Conference
district, wac referred 10 the General Confer
ence of 1855
In answer to the seventeenth question, the
Superintendent read the appointments Of the
ministers
On motion Of J. D. Brooks, vote Of thanks
Sas rendered to the sexton, officers, and mem
bers OF Wesley Zion church, Island, and to
friends generally for their obliging and hos.
pitable Treatment TO the members and dele
gates to the Conference.
On motion of Ii A. Thompson q vote Of
thanks was rendered to the General Superin-
SeuucuNJ He DleuVp, dDlc aud JUL
cious bearing as presiding ofiSer daring this
conference; also TO Elder John p. Thompson,
assistant chairman pro tenn; also to 8 T.
Jones, recording secretary, ID. Stevens, assist
ant secretary, and j. j. Clinton, reporter.
On motion, q vote of thanks was also tend.
cred by the delegates to the members Of the
Baltimore Annual Conference for their cour-
teous and christian treatment during this con-
ference.
On motion of ]. d. Brooks, vote Of thanks
was rendered 10 the officers Of Wesley Zion
church, Island, for their strenuous exertions
to procure money for the support Of the Con-
ference.
On motion Of d. Brooks, II was agreed
that vote OF thanks be rendered TO the OIL
GERS and members Of the above named church,
and to the contributors generally for their
liberal donation Of $l35 IS for the benefit Of
the Conference.
On motion of s. I. Jones, Ii was resolved
that when the Conference adiourns il adjourn
to meet in Spring street chapel, Baltimore,
Md on the second Saturday in April, 1855,
at O'Clock, p. N.
On motion Of s T. Jones, il was resolved
that the very kind and satisfactory reply Of
his honor, the Mayor Of Washington city, ID.
c., TO a note rendered him by the Conference,
be concurred in and that this Conference
regard his acceptance Of an interview with
the Superintendent and members Of the Con-
ference, as an evidence Of his high regard for
moral worth and religious progress.
After which the Conference adjourned, aI!ti-
| mus.
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Mr. EDITOR An article appeared In the
Star Of last evening over the signature Of Mrs.
n. A. Harris, who 10 Il regret to acknowledge
t1y sister, which cannot, in justice to myself,
allow to pass unanswered. While it is to me
indeed Q painful task to parade before the
public, in the columns Of public journal, q
detailed description of scenes, the enacting Of
which are to me subject of regret, yet I trust
will DO justified In the course have adopted,
when say that the above mentioned article
ID pregnant with falsehood
The account of the affair first published in
the Star was substantially correct, so far az 1t
went Myself and wife were on our way to
the house Of friend who resides at the next
door to the house ut which this editor Of the
Broadscay BsIfs and wife were stopping. As
We passed the door, Mrs. Harris insultsd my
wife without cause accompanied my wife
to the house Of our friend, and Immediately
returned and demanded the reason of her con-
duct. She repeated the vulgar, unjust, and
provoking language, whom 1 committed the
assault for which the prosecution Was COM
menced. She told me that her husband would
"shoot" me, and not coichide," as stated in
her communication Believing him to be a
lavless character, and fearing as she threat
ened, an attack with firearms, I won't away to
provide myself with the means Of defence; but
did not specify time to return. Ny inten.
ton, however, was to do 90 Immediately IVES
shortly after overtsken bya 1hc
begged me not to return, as tn ties
wore there Not wishing to lay nc i liable
to an arrest, / accepted his advice. As to my
being afraid to return. and my wife being
harbored' until the next night, csn only say
that the first assertion is unfeunded, and that
the last was prompted by . miserable desire
to insinuste, and through jealous and hypocriti-
cal motives, that which could have been con-
ceived by none other than heart abandoned
to the worst passions
Instead Of Mr.. Harris finding mo I" 90.
GREETED" In store upon the Avenue, there is
no. Q syllable Of truth In the assertion. When
he came to the said store. was not there at
all. Knowing tho proprietor to be friend of
mine, be pretended to be serry for what had
occurred, and expressed wish to see mo and
to have the matter amicable settled In the
afternoon I saw him, when he wished me to
ask his wife's pardon, which refused to do
In tho evening when returned for my wife,
was surrounded by a crowd of bullies, whom,
in cooking my pistol for self preservation, it
was accidentally discharged.
The above Is a correct statement Of the
facts, which should have withheld from the
public, had not an erroneous statement been
made by the other party.
A wsrd more, and have done. My sister
commences by mentioning the fact that Mr.
Harris, was once the editor of the " Broadway
Belle" Those who feel interested enough to
ascertain tho character of that paper, can
deduce therefrom a very correct idea Of the
character Of its editor And as for the con.
templated visit to Europe, can only say that
sincerely regret that it did not take place
years ago. J. W. Huron.
WASHINGTON, April 2s.
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BY L. s. WRIGHT, Auctioneer,
EEOREETONN

VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
at AuctiOn.-By virtue Of the authority vested
in me by the last will and testament OF Emily Cor
coran, deceased, ! will sell, at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, the I'd May next, at 5 o'clock IA.
70 the highest bidder, on the premises, the very de
srable lot, and dwelling house thereon late the
idence Of The deceased, situated on West ST, he
tween Congress and Washington streets, George
town, one of the most desirable parts of the town
for a private fcTidence.
The house Contains two psd rs. two kitchens,
and other rOpins all H. besides fine cellar; ami
is suitable for large family. There is good els
tern 10 the yard, and other covemences, including
stable, separated from the house lot by an alley
opening on Washington street; and the title to the
whole is believed to be unquestionable.
The terms of sale are third cash, and the bal
ance in one and two years, with interest. the d, =
tsued payments TO be secured by deed Of trust on
the property.
If the terms are not complied with within FIVE
days fro tie day Of sale, The subscriber reserves
the right TO sell the property, one weeks pub
lie notice, at the risk and Of the delinquent pur
chaser.
All conveyancing al cost of purchas5r.
II. e. MATTHEWS,
Executor o. Emily COrcofcn, deceased.
EDWARD s. WRIGHT,
ap l9-eots Auctioneer
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VALUAB' Z BUILDING LOTS At AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, the 2Hday OF May, We
shall SELL IN front of the premises, al O'Clock pm.
Lot No. j, In square No 4. having a front on Goth
street We ST Of sixty feet, and fifty feet north ST..
The above is a handsome corner lot, containing
three thousand square feet, fronting ON the street
leading TO the lower bridge, between Georgetown
and Washington.
And immediately after the sale Of the above We
shall sell, Lots Nos Is and IL, in Square No. 81,
fronting fifty feet six inches the other 81 feet
on Virginia avenue, between 9th and 25'h =
west, having an average depth Of about one hundr
and six feet.
Terms tor the Fl 81 named property will BE one
fourth cash the balance in six, twelve and eight
cen months.
For the second named property, one fourth cash !;
balance In one and two years, the purchasers, in alt
cases of cr dr. TO give Botes bearing interest from
the day of sale.
Title indisputable.
A deed given and dece OF trust taken.
GREEN g. SCOTT,
an I'D Auction
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By GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auct,onesrs


TDRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
i Kitchen Furniture at huction.-On WEDNES-
DAY, the I'd day Of May, shall sell, al the resi-
dence OF Henry Baldwin, Eco, al the corner of l2Ih
and streets al 10 O'Clock a. m by virtue Of deei
of trust from laid Baldwin % the subscriber, bearing
date the 9th day Of February le55 and duly record
ed in one of the land records for Washington county
i'm the District of Columbia al the goods and chat
tells specified in said deed, viz:
Sofa, pallor, arm reading and other Chairs
Mahogany Centre, Card and other Tables
Three fine painted Cottage Chamber Sets
Feather Beds, Bedding
Hair and shuck Mat resses
China, GI1s. and Crockeryware, Table Cutlery
Paror, stair and Cbasnber Carpets, Oilcloth
Lounge, Toilet Ssts
Wash and other Stands
Lot Books, Shovel and TOngs
Cooking, Radiator and other Stoves
With a good lot of Kitchen Requisites.
Terms: All sums Of and under SOS cash; over
S25 credit of go and niney days, for satisfactorily
endorsed notes, bearing interest
e. ". BENNETT, Trustee.
GREEN & SCOTT,
apr 2l-eO&ds AucuoneeFs.
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apr l7-lawdds


BY GREEN = SCOTT, Auctionsers
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR
the Capitol, at Auction On MONDAY, the
3Oth instant, we shall SELL IN front Of the premises,
at 6 O'Clock p. m, nearly new brick ami frame
House, three stories and cellar; the lower story and
cellar are of brick, the two upper stories are %
frame. The above described property Is situated
fronting LIST street east 81 feet inches, running
back 100 feet between and ID streets north, being
part Of Lot No. 8, in Square 1884, east of the railroad
Depot and near the Capitol.
Also, part OF vacant Lot No. z, in same square,
adjoining the above, having front of 80 feet by 100
feet deep.
Terms One-haf cash the balance in 6 and 10
months, the purchaser to give for the deferred
payments bearing interest from the day of the sale.
A deed given and deed Of trust taken.
GREEN & SCOTT,
ap 2-d Auctioneers.
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apr 2l-eO&ds
By GREEN T. SCOTT, Auctioneers

BY OK Il II ~ ~ sCOTT, AuctOaeers
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
I'LL at AuctOn-On THURSDAY, the Sd day
of May, shall sell, at the residence OF gentle
man declining housekeeping, at the corner OF 9th ST.
and Massachusetts avenue, (the flap will designate
the hOuse) at lc O'Clock a. IN. excellent assert
ment of Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Sofas, Rocking and other Chairs
DO Bookcase and Secretary, Sideboard
Do and walnut Dressing and other Bureaus
Do and walnut French and other Bedsteads
DO dining cern and breakfast Tables
Walnut and other WafGrcSes and Washstands
Walnut WhatnOt
Gilt frame Mirror, "a by So inches
China, Glass, and Crockeryware and Cutlery
3ply, ingram and other Carpets
Hair and shuck Mattresses and Bedding
Refrigerator cooking and other Stoves
And a good lot Of Kitchen Requisites
With many articles which we deem unnecessary
TO enumerate.
Terms: All sums Of and under s25 cash over
Sa5 credit of 90 and 80 days, for notes satisacto
nly endorsed, bearing interest.
GREEN g. SCOTT,
an I'D Auctiouears.
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By j. G. MCGUIRE, Austioneer.

CATALOGUE SALE OF LONDON and Amer
~ icah BoOks.-l shall SELL on WEDNESDAY
evening, May 9th, at O'Clock, at nv Auction store
good lot of standard books, among which are some
of The best poets, Shakespeare, Byron Moore Burns,
Pope, Scott, Milton, Cowper, Mrs. Hemans Nit
ford, &C., also, Irving's, Cooper's, SCOTS, Mrs
OPies, and other Standard Novels, in library calf,
and antique bindings.
Also, London Books, beautifully illustrated, such
as Bacon's Works, Lives OF the Chancellors and
Lives of the Queens of England, History of Ireland
Cooks Voyages. Nelson's Letters, Jones' View oi
NOhlemen's Seats, Mansions and Castles; People,s
Scripture Gallery of Engravings; Buckeyes History
Of the Council of Trent Naiona! Gallery of Engrav-
ings by the great masters, London Art Journal,
Lambs Works, Ainsworth's Works. Brougham' s
Men of Letters, &c.
The Books will be arranged and catalogues ready
on Wednesday morning. Terms cash.
JAMES G.. MCGUIRE,
apr Sd Auctiouees
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By j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT PUBLIC
Arction-On THURSDAY afternoon, May
.th, 'clock, at the Auction Rooms, shall sell
the wing desc ibed Lots, viz:
Lo.s rs and "a, in Square 5Ss, on ID street west,
near e street north
Lot IL, in Square 800, on Maryland avenue, near
10th street
Lots IT, II. IL and Is, in square south Of SGD, ut
corner of ID and H streets
Lot Is. in square 5s4, on Virginia avenue, betw.
LIST and % streets west
Lots 2, 3, and 4, in square S67, on north st =,
between 9Th and 7th streets east
Lot 10, in Square $50, on New Jersey avenue,
between X and l. streets north
Lot 8, in Square 694, corner First ST. eist and d
street south
Lot I, in Square %
Lot Is, in Square
West half of Lot 4, in Square Al
Lots and 4, in Square ,036
Lots and Is, in Square ,05S
Terms: One fourth cash /; the balance in 10 and
IL months, for notes bearing interest, secured by
deed Of trust on The property.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
ap Sd Auctionecr.
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By O; w. B0TELER. Anetionesr.

By Co w. BOTELER, AuetiOnesr.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE of Frame House on
IA the Canal, near 7th street Bridge B. virtue
OF an order Of the Orphans COurl, the subscriber
will sell, on TUESDAY, the LIST day of May, 1855,
at O'Clock p. m on the premises, a One-story
frame House on Corporation lot on 9TH street,
canal bridge, 25 feet front and about 3S deep, with
back shed, formerly occupied by Richard Ay;on.
The terms of sale will be One half cash, and the
balance in three and six months, for notes with ap
proved endOrsers, bearing interest from day IF sale
fthc terms of sale are not complied with in three
days after the sale, the property will be resod the
risk and expense of the purchaser
By order of tie Administrator
e. w. BOTELER,
AuctiOneer.
CHAS. s. WALLACE,
ap H-d Attorney.
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By Z. 3. WRIGHT, Austioneer,
GeOrgstovn.


GsOfgstovn.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
L Estate, Steam Engine. Machinery, sc BY vir
tue of deed Of trust dated the llth day Of Septem
Der, 1854, and duly recorded, the subscribers, a.
trustess, will sell, at auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY. the 3Oth day Of April, at O'Clock pm
the following Lots in Georgetown, with the improve
ments, viz:
Lots 81 and 81 in Peter Beatty s. Hawkins addi-
ton to Georgetown, said lots fronting on Bridge St,
and extending back to Prospect street. I he i'm
prOvements consist Of large and subs antial frame
building, with Steam Engine of fifteen horse pow.
er, in complete running order, together with vari-
ETY. of Valuable Machinery.
This property is admirably ada pied for carrying on
anV business requiring room and abundant sup
ply of water being contiguous to the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal it affords facilities forreceving sup
plies of fuel, &C., at cheap rates.
1t is deemed unnecessary to give further descrip
ton, as every one wishing to purchase will be shown
the property on application to the Auctoneer.
o. The property is at private sale until the day
of sale Apply to the Auctioneer or Trustees.
Terms at the sale.
JOSEPH LIBBY, lr.,oos
JOHN II. KING, iius'''
e. 8. WRIGHT,
apr l7-law6ds Auctone"r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-30
Kew OrlespssHarkets,

New ORLEANS, April IS The cotton mar
ket is firm, with 40 upward tendency. Sales
of 5000 bales. The receipts at all S5uthern
ports are less than for the same time last year
by 235, 600 bales. Molssses SOC.