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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15


HALIFAX, Sept. l3.-The Royal mail steam
ship Arabia, Judkins, from Liverpool, Thurs
day, 4rh inst, ll.90 AM, arrived at this port
at this morning, with ia passengers. The
Arabia was detained off the port several hours
by fog.
The Collins steamship Atlantic, sailed from
Liverpool, at / A. NJ, Wednesday, Sd inst
with 1913 passengers Tor New York.
GREAT BRITAIN The London Star saws .
" 1t need no longer be concealed that the gov.
ernments Of France and England, that Is tn
say, Louis Napoleon, and Lord Palmerston
are not on good terms, with respect to Span.
ish affairs, and communications are under.
stood to have passed between them OF anv.
thing but complimentary character"
FRANoE.-The health Of the Emperor of the
French undergoes much discussion That the
Emperor has some maady of dangerous
character may be inferred, but its exact nature
is concealed from the public.
SPAIN The Spanish government has not
yet published its DEGREES dissolvng the Cores.
and fixing new election. The exposition OF
it's policy, to be looked for therein, still re.
mains subject Of discussion.
ITALY.-In Italy discomfort is spresdino in
the Legations, and alarm is manifested at Ma.
pies in consequence of the now ascettained
movement OF the Muratist party. This partv
has been circulating programme or proela-
nation at Naples with secrecy and activity.
MISCELLANEOUS The campaign projected
by the Russians against the Choassians. is in
definitely adjourned
The Persian ambassador in Paris w to pro.
coed to London to terminate the Anglo. Saxon
dispute, by offering fun satisfaction to Eng
land, on condition that Mr. Murray be re.
called.
The Times has another Lender on Mr.. Mar
cy's proposal respecting merchant ships in
time OF war.
The Fest estimates the cost of The war with
Russia al ESQ 600 900.
LATEST The Kent, from Melbourne, az
rived off. Dartmouth the afternoon Of the I'd,
with 50 600 ounces of gold, worth $l,400 OOO
------1------
One Hundred Free sinte Refugees
Arrived M -. Louis.
Chioago sept ll.--One hundred Free
State refugees arrived at st. Louis yesterday,
en- rely destltL q they soy that large mum.
Der Of families had taken refuge at Fort Leav-
worth. IL was reported that a large number
OF Free State women and children were killed
at sturgis' creek, on Wednesday, the Sd inst
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

SPOKEN OUr.-Judge Rlst, of Louisiana,
one Of the Democratic speakers at Concord
n. H., uttered in very plain English precisely
what RUFUS Choate took Tor granted when he
wrote his remarkable letter against the declar
alton Of Independence. lie said
"lhe institution Of slavery is stronger than
faction, than iauaticism, than party, than lie
Constitution, than the Union"
All this must be true before Choate's letter
can lay any claim to WISDOM, Bssl1n chyon
scls.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ROCHESTER, N. H.
The Mills, Nos. and 2 of the Norway Plain
Company, Rochester, N. H., were burned on sat-
urday morning, at about o'clock. portion of
the machinery and stock was saved Loss about
100000. Insured.
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FIRE IN NoRTHFIELD, VT.-On Monday morn
ing September Sth, dwelling house and livery
stable, owned by 1. W. Brown, in Mortified,
VT, w's entirely consumed by ERE, together with
seven horses, several crrriages &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

spervfhi1 a N BIT Is BLANKS LABELS Cams. and
me 1I 'e worcester Daily SPY" JOB fRyTtye asts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

STATE PoLITIcs. "A writer in the atlas on
Friday last, occupies half column in that sheet
in urging the Peoples party to vote for Govern
nor Gardner in the StateConvention as a candidate
for Governor. And yet the author of that article
with the manuscript of it in his hand, expressly
declared to frien5 of ours, that he htmSsf should
not vote for Gov. Gardner. There is principle
for you
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

AESolD'S eLoRrLss srd VITAL FL1D are sofa -
g.Fsas' at tie iowfsf prices o7 Joan o min 900
" TsfHt' also. gssae> au1 stste-ans Of fboss
at bis stor teen greatly benefited bq e may he son
mylI dEf
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b. z. BILLINGS

p o T r 4 [ r PAIN TER
Is tappy to Inform his friends and the public that he
has Teopeued rooms at G. Foster Co.'S new B OK cor
ner Of 'isn anu Pearl Streets Persons wishing to ex
tmne work can do so by calling as sbove or at Boy
denis Exchange Oft3ce. diff iva
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natF Orma EsAeGJz, B!tas tpins Ear Rings Brace.
lets, Necklaces. Yes, and Guard CHAINS brsidaI an6
mounted with gold to ordr, Persons having hair of de-
ceased or living friends have preserved In neat
ana tasteful manner, by leaving it with
COLEMAN h PUTNAM
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ATTORNEYS AND COUESELLORs AT Law
Nos. and Worcester Bank Block Worcester. Mass.
aESRY oI4PIN. @. II. TILLoTsoE.
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. Sgsmont nHd Je.s7e'' Stationery can he
the Bay State House. sl5 az 70
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A ID y TAI i ! BH
ATIoRNEF & COUNSELLOR IT LAW
No 2lS Main street.. Worcester Mass
my30 aw
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DOCTOR F. ~, MCGUIRE, SURGEON
% Salem Street.
u Office hours to p. II. Advice free to the poor
aus d3m II. y. MC8UTRE M D. A z
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mod styles.
alSs GRAVES can receive few private pupils at
SALISBURY Mai sion, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
For particulars ana specimens, inquire at Dr.. Lin.
SELLs, Walnut street apl2 ar
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e. 6 RAND
4TToRNEY IND c0URSELEoR 1T Lxy
No. PIP, Butman Block,
J9 Ns'orcaster. Afnss " tSd+f
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MRS y. Goodwin IN experienced and success
midwife holds hersefin readiness day and night to
Attendthe HHeH NJ her prniessuu tssdenne, IL Austin
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

"a MES o. WILKINS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
No. as IJais Sarect,
az M0RoEarER. N - aorn
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PORVRAIGS SIN CRAvov

j O Fl N X ETH & C0,S
So 239 Nn5u ssreef. ds+,.
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. 2 = I y 7 n 4 4 EIUNs
" n''t Pr .L'.-'..- -................,,. pTrs1
Studio in Flagg's Block. No. IA, 81 Floor.
SO d3m
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SsZe and Prize Il duced. soIn so 70 25 cents
o1tle H1DmOnds LiRtm the beet Eminent in
'se anu one that he usrd BY Physicians well as The
people. The label ears the cerufCatc Of some o. cur
oes physieisn and citizens. Il orders fgcm merchants
md others addressed j. Q. Hill, Worcester Macs VIII
tecr'e prompt atts ton
" Bear in mind that the pric, is reduced
j. @. HILL, Apothecary,
mylz da"u Worcester, Mass.
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HANFiLTON A. Hill,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At Law
g. E'!asS's block.
jyS0 WUBCE~IER MASS d9r,
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D R. J. NJ. RICE.
OMce no. Harrington Block,
ala Corner Of Main aud Front Streets. DIFF
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l.. 4. MAYNARj5,
a IORNEY, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
a15o oiico No CeaGraI Exchange. dtf
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Wtolesale MauufaEturur Of
ADIES', tt5SE5', & CHTLDREN'S BJOrS q SHOES.
both se"ed and Pegged. Also, Mems and Boys
CONGRESS BOOTS.
Corner Of Union Market Streetsa few sps East Of the
Exchange Totel, Worcester. Mass
apl7
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L, u NICHOLS. NJ. D.,
n o 0PATHIC PHYSICIAN
VFfIok AND RESIDENCE l12 MATS ST. OFFICE -Four
FROM TO 3, AND 7 70 o'oLOGx p. NJ
Worcester, Oct. 20 1879
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The Fixtures Of IA DFus SEOye, FOR SALE.
consisting OF Shelf Bottles, Counter and Prescription
SCa'es SODA Fountain and drawing apparatus Drawers
cigar and Show Cases These Fixtures are IN good or
der and will be sold reasonably These Fixtures Viii be
500 IN quantities to suit purchasers. Address j. O.
HILL Apothecary. Worcester, Mass dtf jyl5
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RICE & NELSON.
Attormrya nsa ConaseIlora. at Inv.
No. l Worcester Bank Block,
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. ia Main street. Worcester
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EArctr0-S Btesnieni Bnths.-1hc proprietor
Of the Worcester Water Cure wodld announce to the pub
nc tlI they now have all the facilities for administering
these baths
Worcester. Jan. ~. IsRh 1u
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MRs. sroWE,S TEv r,opD
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Jtk. I.INNhEE

y u N y Nltlks,
NJ G1 0 P HIsTl
van meet his Office patients here after from md
to P NJ No. q EW,v.,r,, S'
Worcester, May 20 1856 ar
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Aeg1ss Reduced. The proprietor q the Wor-
cezer WATER CURE will receive patients and boarders
at greatly reduced prices, until ertcti OF their new
ana more comuodius lns,iu ion. The present accommo.
dations Tor Winter treatment are unsurpassed.
Worcester. Sent. o 1916 5or+f
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DIR NEW TON


DIR NEW tor,
Has removed hi office from 1873 Main street to American
'ousS BLOCK, directly opposite where he will he happy
S'''s p"''0A' ava 'ftnis apo DIFF
Doctere@> N. W GERALDS,
MIDWIFE
Also, gives SIP ial atteutio To the treatment f FIo
Complaints, and di eases of Cbildr
u o. summer Street between Central and EXCHANGE
D. 4. EsTABa0Ok,
MANuFAoTURER OF ALL KINDS or
FLA1N AND FANCY PAPER BOXES
Nc. % 3 Mofu Srr1et. lac
DIR. X. WOODY ARD
Has removed his office to No , Elm Street ie25 d8ua
HAMILTON A HILL,
A1IohNEI & COUNSELLOR At Law,
100 = G. !agS's Block,
jySo WoRoE-2ER' MASS. d8m
RICE NELSON,
AstoTmFys nssa Connexions nj Inv.
Nc. Worcester Bank Block
WORCESTER, MASS.
" RICE. ......................T L. NELSON
jy3l dawtf
Adm TIiAY IR
-, 16LORNEH & COUNSELLOR At LAW.
NO Dz zBS "a'O street, Mass
CItAPIS / TILE-OTSON.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORs AT Law
Nos. and Worcester Bank Block Worcester Mass
G T , o9sPiS. @. II. TLLoT5oK.
''
Drawing and Painting, in all the various
Mss GRAVES can receive a few private pupils. at
SALISBURY Maj sion ION WpnNp,n, w. a,f -, '' az
For psrti,plars ana sneciT,ors $50, -. - &C 70
SELLs, Walnut street apl2 dtf
81, Z. BILLINGS,
o K 7 T PAIN TER
Is laPy 10 lHIorm ms friends and The public. that he
nus FeoPe1eH rooms at Z, Foster Co.'S new b OK, cor
Hf p4gr Efra-H
tmine work can do SO by calling above or at Boy
t,r
10 en ,ysb :. to "a t i,os,SilMa levers !-keader
~ w. "sn III eompezonf If So use i "Ratn
md Er.rei f t, ~ 95al'eaIes au Tan, Piupies,
and ceansifg 10 W. ~ l,i ~" @a5in"P ana shaving
@,u ge',S,l tne Le5t IN, leaving beautiful perumed
FETRi1SE i ~ It q
mr. v5rc, to ~ 0os'on, u H. ePURR, sole agent
un5r c,r,,.--------- ------------
oC,1,iaJ Sb p, ,es' anu Guard Grains braided and
ao ~ ~ l5 oIuF' Persons having hair Of de-
o1't OF ~ ing trends can have preserved in
11 ''''''Ui Ai'Niei' W ie" Sg IL WIN .
oe 81. OOLEhAN PUTNAM,
Su1o uu No. } Ame1'an House Block.
consisting q sht Bo G5as s'o ans Boa sAL
G 5 s Fountain and dra0ns apparatus, Drawers
sc sc - ~ ~" Oases Ihsse Fixtures are Ia good
sid q "i IL SOFA reasonably These Fixtures will be
HILL tnoIba " V, su purchasers address j. Q.
-'''"-' e0aIy, "oLce5ter, bass du jyl5
BHtter.-2 Tons OF fine quality BUTTER, for sale
ny DRAPER CLAEK,
TO Nervous Safer ers.-A retired clergyman
rssos,o 70 Eesh II lew days after many years Of great
uelFouS suffering, IS anxious TO make buoTu the of
@ w NJ sJnq (Ise) NE prescription lsed Direct the
lyn, n. Y. lei '''''''' gu e-C 5. D9Oo@
---
sc eI@s , I G propHgtors q the wor-
At greatly reduced Ir ces until erc,i OF their new
dstiors - ~. 10 u iol' aug present accommo'
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D L N I l S T
HaS removed hi Office from 1888 Main street to A,ERrcAN
HousS BLOCK, directly opposite, where he viii he happy
tcsee patrons and 'rjs nds an6 ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

B"tter.-2 Tons Of fine quality BUTTER, for sale
ny DRAPER CLAEK,
au 9s Front Street
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" The school. boy's tale,
The wonder Of an hour"


and single issue is at last presented to YOU
and presses right home upon you and it is
the gaudest issue that ever summoned men
to the ballot box or to the battlefield 1t is
not whether slavery shall be abolished, but
whether FREEDOM SHALL LIVE. cloud cheers
We do not propose to interfere with the
hand OF our political power, with slavery
where it exists. If they like it, let them hug
it until it eats their vitals out. We do not like
it. You ask why we do not interfere with
it where il is J lanswer, because W. are States
right men because we hold to that docttine
which Is opposed to the central izariou Of this
government that d0c riue when perm 1, ey.
cry nation 10 unfold itself in thai precise form
nj clyllizaton-N hich allows Massachusetts
to expand as size will which allows her to
be the foremost State of all the world fccurd
ing to her population; TO blaze all over with
tree schools, bile 1t permits Arkansas to
have the institutions for hcl Arkansas is
tilted 20 remain. il she Will, the home of the
bowie knife and b'udgeon. We do not then,
| say, propose to interfere with their slavery,
and we do not propose to let them interfere
with our freedom. Enthusiastic and long
continued appause) II slavery is their pc.
culiar institution, 80 freedom IS our peculiar
ins.tutiou (Reuewed cbeers,) We have
reasoned With the'e men, AID ,hey are deaf 10
the oce # reason; We lave weDt cur tears
over story o poor "Uuce Tom = ~ have
Ind, IN short sentiment enough; tue time
la, come tut practical action. 81 q come now
to lhe death struggle TO The last baltei aud
we say 70 these people, While we recognize
them as brothers, "you shall Tot extend your
accursed institution" Cloud cheers.) we
say TO our Southern brothers, "Go with us 10
the plains Of Kanzas, take such property as
we can takei we VIII build our cabins side by
side, aud the smoke from them shall curl to-
gether' But we say also, that they shall not
take their slaves tlltre to degrade our labor.
(Great applause.)
Fellow citizens, am admonished by nv
voice, that must bring what have to say to
a close Allow me 10 call upon you now, in
language as earnest as ever fell from human
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

- MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS or
Lain AND FANCY PAPER BOXES
Nc % Mafts SIrNet. 100
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Slate for Reefs. --lhe subscriber rs prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs Of superior quality aud lay IL In
the best manners on the most satisfactory terma Sans
pies may be seen ht che yard on Grove street
Hp1S az John BARNARD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

DIR. *. ESOGDVY ARD
Has removed his Office to No. Elm Street ie25 dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

/ Receptions of Hon. uson Barl zsga me.
The reception of MIR. Burlingame, by the peo-
pie of his district, on Friday evening last, was
one of the most enthusiastic demonstrations
which ever came off in Boston The pc pie were
truly tin their might, to manifest their appro-
baton Of their gallant young representative in
Congress- for his noble defence of old Massachu-
Sets on the floor OF the House. and the bold and
courageous manner in which he had borne him
self in tn fair with the polroon assassin and
coward, ooks, OF South Carolina.
fremont Temple. the place of reception, was
literally cFammed with PEOPLE, in every nook and
corner ana the gathering outside was immense,
Extending nearly to Park street, on the one hand,
ana below School street on the other, with appro.
pirate banners and transpar ucies Fire works
were displayed through the whole evening from
the balcony of the Temple, and reiterated cheer
Oh cheer from the mighty throng rent the air.
Mr.. Burlingame arrived from New York, on
the afternoon Of Friday, by the western train,
reaching the Cambridge crossing at about 5o'clock
whence he proceeded di ect to his home in Cam
bridge, where he was met by the Committee of
arrangements, and from thence conducted to the
Revere House in Boston, accompanied with Mrs.
Burlinsame, and her mother, Mrs. Isaac Liver
more, Mrs. John P. Hale, and other lady friends.
From the Revere House. the party proceeded in
barouches to the Temple. which they reached at
about half past O'Clock The Temple was APP
propriately and tastefully decorated inside and
out, with evergreens, notices, inscriptions, &c.
Over the entrance, was quotation from Mr..
Burlugame's memorable speech in Congress
The appearance of Mr.. Burlingame in the Tenn
pie, was greeted with the most tempestuous and
long continued applause
John C. Dodge, Esq, of Cambridge, ofioiated
as President of the meeting, with large number
of Vice Presidents and Secretaries.
After the conclusion of other exercises, of
singing c., Mr. Dodge, in behalf of tue people
of the Fifth Congressional District, address
ed Mr. Buruaame in AL eloquent speech, we'll
coming him home again. from the scene of his
labors and his triumphs and pledging him the
continued support of his constituents for re cleo
ton.
Mr., Burlingame responded in speech of great
eloquence and power, as follows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-08

A BEAUTIFUL SNILE.-A few days since a
lovely little child of four summers was buried.
On leaving the house of its parents, the cler.
gyman, Rev. M. Jay, plucked up by the roots
a beautiful little 'forget-me-not and took
it with him to the grave.
After the little embryo of humanity had
been deposited in the grave, the clergyman,
holding up the plant in his hand said
9" hold In my hand a beautiful flower
which L plucked from the garden we have
just left. By taking it from its present home
il has withered. but here plant il in the head
Of this grave, and il will soon revive and
flourish.
so with the little flower We have just
planted in the grave. 1t has been plucked
from its native garden, and has wilted but il
is trausplanted into the garden Of immortality
where it will revive and flourish in immortal
.ty, glory and beauty"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-08
Bv JAMES C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

STEE'S SALE OF VERY DESIRA.
Il bic Brick Dwelling. House on Tenth,
near + Street.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, April I'd, at O'Clock, on the premises,
by virtue Of deed Of trust, duly made and re-
corded, the subscriber will sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, the north half Of Lot mum
bered Is, in square numbered 347, having front
Of about rs feet on Tenth street west, between z
and streets north, running back that width 100
feet inch to an alley, together with the buildings
and Improvements, consisting Of handsome
three-stOry and basement brick dwelling, contsin-
ing, in all, twelve rooms, finished In the most
superior manner, with water and gas Throughout
There is also attached stable and arriage house
The buildings were erected bv an experienced
builder for his own residence, and no pense was
spared in the erection to make them comfortable
and substantial.
Terms: One half cash; the residue in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured to the sat-
isfaction Of the Trustee.
SAMUEL REDFERN, Trustee.
mar I'D JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
IUThe above sale is postponed, in con-
sequence Of the rain, until WEDNESDAY AZ
TERNOON, April 9th, same hour and place.
SAMUEL REDFERN, Trustee,
ap-3d JAS C.. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-08
Bv JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.
HANDSOME PRIVATE RESIDENCE

Il ut Public Auction.-On WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, April I'd, at ~ O'Clock, In front
Of the premises, shall sell that valuable private
residence, situated at he corner Of 9th and SITS
recently occupied by w. Zantzinger, Esq ,
being Lot No. 10, in Square 4o7, fronting SO feet
on street, by IS fee ton 9th street, with the i'm
provements, consisting Of handsome and we'll
finished three story and basement Brick Dwelling
House, containing ten rooms There Is also a
good Brick Stable in the rear with suitable ac-
commodations for wood and coal.
The side lot is handsomely enclosed end laid
out as flower garden.
One-fourth cash the residue in six, twelve,
at the option Of the purchaser, satisfactorily Sc
cured and bearing interest.
mar 27-d J. c. McGUIRE. Auct'r.
IL The above Is postponed in conse-
quence Of the rain, uniil WEDNESDAY AT
TERNOON, April 9th same hour and place.
ap3-d JAS. G. MEG UIRE, Auct'r.
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NOTICE TO THELADIES.

NOTICE TO THE LADIES'.
OPENING OF SPRING MILLINERY
IN THURSDAY NEXT, APRIL 8, MRS
" PRIBRAM d DATGhTER will open u
at No. 2T Pennsylvania avenue, the largest 81
and handsomest assortment Of SPRING ~
MIL. INERY ever before offered, consisting
Of the latest Parisian style Also, Ribbon Flow
ers, Rusches, Blonde, Caps, and Flutes, &c.
To all Of which we Invite the attention of
the Ladies Of Washington and vicinity, and
most respectfully solicit them to give US call
as we are determined not to be eXcelled by
any other house il the city, having made ar
rengsmen.s to be constant supplied with French
and New York made Has
Mrs. PIBRAM & DAUGHTER.
No. PIT Pa. av. betw. 10th and 1lth sts
mar 3l-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-08

A GREEN WOULD RESPECTFULLY
IAs inform the citizens Of Washington, and the
public in general that he has just received large
assortment Of
Gold band and White French China DINNER
and TEA WARE
Very fac Gilt, White, and Flowered VASES
Do ICE CREAM SHELLS
COLOGNE BOTTLES and CARD BASKETS
Also, large and general assortment Of Flint
GLASS WARE. and a large stock OF Mahogany
and Walnut FURNITURE, BEDS and MAT
TRESSES Of every description, all Of which will
be sold low Tor cash. Please call and examine at
No $50 Seventh street.
Very respectfully, A. GREEN
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-08
BY A GREEN, Auctioneer.
FENR USTER,S SALE -RY WRITE


TR USTEE'S SALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
Il two deeds Of trust, the one duly recorded in
Liber J. A. 5, No SO, one Of the land records for
Washington County, in the District Of Columbia,
and the other duly aed the 18th Of January A. D
1855, IN the proper Record Office Of the County
and District aforesaid, the subscribers will sell on
MONDAY, the 2lst Of April, A. D. 1856, at five
o'clock, P. m, the following described Real Es-
tate and Improvements thereon, situated in til e
City Of Washington, in the District Of Columbia,
namely: Part OF Lot No. l., In square No. 397,
beginning for the same q feet and one inch north
from the south east corner Of said Lot one, run
ming thence north along 9Th street west 12 feet
inches, thence west 90 feet inches, being the
entire depth Of said part Of Lot
This sale will take place in front Of the premi-
ses, and the terms will be one half cash, and the
balance in and 12 months, with interest secured
by deed Of trust on the premises.
All conveyancing at cost Of purchaser. The
property will be rssold at tie purchasers risk
and cost ten days notice If the terms Of sale be
not complied with within three days from the day
Of sale
3 sESJ; = 2, RsSMnITTH'} Trustees.
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