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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-04
BROOKLYN City News.

SofT SHELL STATE CONVENTIONAL meeting Of the demo.
cracy of the Third assembly district of Brooklyn com
posed of the Fourth Fifth Seventh and Eleventh wards
held at Central Hail. 1T Myrtle avenue, last even
ing at o'clock Mr.. Hiram Funk called to the
chair and Lewis Berry appointed Secretary. The
meeting proceeded 10 ballot fer delegate to the STATE Con
ven'icn when on counting the ballots 1t appeared that
Hon. Saml K. johnson and VIM. Marion each received
fifty foui vo.es-being tie Mr.. Samuel f Johnson
withdrew bis name in favor of Mr. Marion when,
tiop Mr. Mari chosen delegate, and Mr. johnson
alternate, by the unanimous vote Of the meeting. Mr.
johnson then offered resolutions approving the of
the minstraton generally endorsing the Nebraska bin
principle but aher by the machinaton OF Office
holders and holding the right hand of fellowship to all
democrats, regardless ut OF hard and and
hoprg that u,on may be effected previous to the fail
campo gn Of 1856. The meeting then adjourned.
THE FINAL MEETING THE COMMON CouScrL-The last
etrg Of the present Board of Aldermen held last
evening" ard all the Old business remaining hand
disposed Of: among it, the following
A communication from the Mayor presented, veto
ing the resolution adopted by the Bard which insructs
the Chief Engineer Of ii Fire Department to furnish
CINE companies Nos. g. and with the FIRE apparatus
bearing the ssme numbers he Mayor gives as his rea
The respective companies for charges made againat them
of cisordery and rotous conduct which said charges
upon esgaton Of the committee appointed for that
purpose, have been most aupy sustained In his judg
ment 1t would be unsafe and highly peJudci to he eff
cheney Of the Fire department. TO restore these companies
to their former posi without having taken any action
conden DRY the of the individuals Ell
with The offences comps med Of Unless such offences
visited with some punishment, 1t would be utterly
impossible TO maintain ordinstion in the
its efficiency for the purposes of it,
organization would be at an end.
The finance Committee reported in favor Of directing
Tie Auditor divide he Wspensaty appropriation be-
tween the homet pathc and ali pahic esssbh hnents,
which earned The amount tn be divided is $764 %.
The license ice for each the Hamilton Avenue
Railroad route, wss fixed ut $40 yeariy
The Committee on Opening Streets presented their
final report in favor Of opening Tomrkin equare in the
Ninth ward but in order 10 give ns'rans oppor
tup'y to be heard the matter laid upon the table
A nun her e reports we're eseuted aud actei upon,
and vote OF thanks iendeei to the President Alder
man Barnard and Clerks, when Board adjourned for
The year
Tho new Board will organize Monday evening next
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big s.shond sS Masters. Windsor, Ms Is day.. w4As

Big Bsshoind CBN, Masters. windsor Ms is day. wtN
Prg sawsnnee Joss,rst Marks IT daya with cotton %
emalwcod, Anderson Go sailed in company with bark
Hiehborne. for ApalachicolS
Brig oun,ain Eagle lof 1rrmern, Pray Mscas II days.
Brig Robin (of Cheryfeld). Morris. Mf6xdge IA days.
with lumber 70 Brett Son Co.
echr Jupiter PORT. sample, 81 Ubes, "a Gays win salt,
scbr Eagle Br. Hunter win.so Ne 10 days with plaster
schr Anthem Y.lo Ma,agorda Bag. % dsy~ With coaon,
&c 10 McCseAdy Mott Ca
Schr II Daley, Chester, Elizabeth City.
Scbr Brown Chester Elizabeth City
Schr Benz Harrison Dodge Washington CITY.
sshr O Rudderow, Mitchin. Washington NC.
ecfr Excelsior, Clark Virginia
Schr K Phsro. FsIkenberR, Alexandria DC.
Sctr Golden West o NewbnrypoIu. Perkins, Rsmore for
Portland Was into S0h uis and sustained seriou da
schr Rescue Bacon. Baltimore
Echr Daniel Norris Noble. Brandywine.
ochr Ftddenan Qgber1, Smith from the wreck OK slp
Western World ashore on SquaE Beach.
scbr Albert WAss Machias, 10 dAys
Schr nol hin. Lord. Macbias IL davs.
kcbr Rohhin Wallace, Cberryfed II days
Schr j Chase. Chase. Portsmouth,.
Schr Fly ing Fish Berry, Boston.
Sehr John Brr die Snow, Black Rock for Vlrgala.
Schr Council. Howes, Provincetown
Soar r A Tufts Foster Flushing
Propeller Wamsutta, Nye, New Bedford
Propeller Petrol. Arey, Providence. nj AM. of
Ear ds Point passed steamers Connecticut Commodore and
Empire State bound They had been anchored in the Fast
PropeerJ Harris Smith, New Inndcn-
Propeller Chas Osg0od. Smith, Norwich
The ship Ellen Austin Tor Liverpool is a1chor low
err bay.
Wind sunrise NE: sunset W. Considerable drift ice In
he East ar d North Rivers.
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Our Paris correspondence.

PARIS Dec. 10, 1855.
7ss Peace Rumors and heir Pro5lJilaeS-7he Game q
Russia not ys Played-Tas Campaign II 1856 F'rcd
Fsa-Obseqnesg Admiral Bruct-2ne Paris Exhibition
Heath Of The Empress, de-, Dr..
rts impossible TO deny here Is considerable amour.
Of agitation going at the present moment on the sub.
iect Of peace or war still remain Arm to The opinion
have always expressed that the projected campaign OF
1866 will duly run its course and that there viii be no
peace till tie advantages obtained over Russia are OF
importance The bss against her for The year
1866 certainly heavy HE capture Of seoastopo with
an immense amour; Of material the destruction Of her
feet 70 the Of II ships Of which 10 we're YES
soils Of the line and large frgaes the occupation
Of Kertc Yenkae and the Of Azof the destruction
OF her military establish suc magazines in tina. sea-
the instsaon At Eupstoria Of considerable force OF
cavalry destined TO between Simpheropo and pere
hop and the capture Of Eintu iosurug the blockade
Of the puieper and Bug which situated the
towns Of Kberson and Ncoaief, form fearful array OF
msfcrtunes But L. IL not 70 be supposed That hussis
crossed the Pruth vnou. counsne the cost; ana the
very circumstance Of the allies eagcry discussing
the articles Of peace before she seems at all dis
posed TO for anything the kind s proof that the
eenept Of strength which she counted from the first
il stu In existence namely the division q her enemies
n mu be we'll known 10 Russia that even OF The pre-
sen. moment the amount Of hearburring between the
fan into q fame. The jeslousy consequent on the
events the 9th Of September by which the fable Of the
giant and the dwarf perfectly lustrsted i far
greater than generally supposed. The capture of the
Msako6 and the repuiss at he Redan-thc former Sc
curog 70 tbs French all the glory the latter al the blows
for the Enesh- stu rankles bitterly among the Brth
troops. end more than once the French have shown
disposon 70 sNset air OF superiority Some Of the
Journals have gone Ear to utter comments like ths
fouowing-" Who was 1t that entered the heskof and
covered themselves with immortal glory and renown"
ana Who was 1t obtained everlasting ienomny at the
RSdaaso 10 be II IL the Assntte Ndtsonale that
psahs thus but In these dsyr Of press restriction Jour
nals say little which they not vel assured wall be
ssosvtasis In high places. But the more guarded
cussitSo~wS In replying TO the criticisms Of the Times
A "a diatoey conduct of Marshal Peisser, uses the
,sae tsrn ingrstituden as applied 70 the British ma
on. fr The aenAl service france mas rendered. VINO
7xs ssssssiF 4 lssusssiAs another loan II the war
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-
Port OF New York, january 3, 1856.
CLEARED.
Bark T. Demjll, Hoey, ACKNOWLEDGMENT d Co.
BRIG Argost. q, Sanborn, Cork-HArbeck 4 Co
Brig Fly ing Eagle. Consnt, Csrdenas-RP Buck 4 Co.
Brig Arctic Prl Hopkins, Observation-Disclosures h Go.
schr w w Fulton, Thatcher, savaDnah-McCready, Mott
Co. 80 =, .
sohr Fsvoriie, Wogop, Elizabeth City Russell Price.
schr Fair, Osborn, Baltmore-Iord Quereau.
soor Homer, Parker. Boston W 4 Herrck.
schr American Chief Pressy Salem Duncan
Steamer Sand ord, sanford, Philadelphia
Line. .uprx,xr
6tealnshp Black Warrior Miller New Orleans, via Havana
pcc ~ To- Iivp ~ ton Crocheron Co. On the 2h, of
Moro pass ed bark bound Anchored lower
nav Las night al O'Clock account oi leo.
Ship Hysiea Prus, Mnde. Liverpool 40 days, with coal
Cfnrfes Rome. -
rigs &C. TO Nesnith a sons
Shin Genoa Ward, New orleans, and the Bar Dee H. with
mdss to Robson tosdick
shin Sportsman new -, Belfast Ne, in Lallsst, TO
mssier. -, -. -
Bsrk Wrsaio Hanoy) Gusin Havre Dec G. with mdse and
" 70 Duncan Co. Dec a. lat Al AZ Ion o. 40,
spoke brig u Meeken:
gig osthsrine Even Or Dow Newcastle 20 days, with
Gao &C, 10 Barclay Livingston Experienced heavy
th.r stove bulwarks split sails &C
Brig vosdor (Bransn hschado, MsrAnhAn. 80 days. with
hides &C. 70 Coming. bento W,
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HoRRrD AFFAIR IN NASHVILLE, KY,-NEaRO
BURNED TO We are informed that on the Ken
lucky Thanksgiving Day couple Of young at
Maysve whose family connections described Of
the highest respectsbiity were on drunken spree
at the Parker House, In that place. and protrActing
their froc until very late hour, aftor all the household
had retired to bed TO arouse the barkeepe to
procure more liquor and falling In this and succeeding
10 finding yellow manone Of the walters they
concluded to set fire to him 70 awaken him With this
view they took q camphope lamp, and pouring the fluid
over his whiskere gDited it, and the poor fellows neck
and head became instantly wrapped In intense blaze
which continued until the fluid consumed. The suf
ferinqs Of the victim dreadful In the extreme No
refinement of torture could have produced oxerp
cisting misery But strange 70 say death did not
lease him from torment until after the lapse Of two
wssks.-CiressraS Commercial, DC. 20.
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THE BURLINGTON ACCIDENT ACoUITTAL OF TIE
FSGryIrr --Israei Adams, engineer on the Camden
and Amboy Railroad, who trial at Noun Holly
for ma nssl ghter has been acquitted. Mr. Adams was
enrpeer on The train which oil the track Ia August
last, causing deplorsble loss ollie,
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Annual Meeting Of ~ Hew York State rem-

Annual Meeting OF ~ Kew York State Tena-
Perance Society.
The annual meeting Of the New York State Temperance
Society wiz be held In the city Of Albany Wednesday
the 18th day of January, at O'Clock p H. to b resum-
ed at 10 O'Clock the following morning The time was
misstated in the ProAii,ionist for December
The eeers Of the Society solicit large attendance of
the standing members Of the Society and respectfully
wife every other Temperance Society," Order Alliance and
League in the State to send delegations TO consult
the interests Of the cause AMI the duties Of friends
and generally to hasten by the united agency Of moral
ar legal susson the aims and objects for which the
society established.
By order Of the Executive Committee
EDWARD C. DELAvAN, President.
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MARiTIME INY8LLiGgNCs.

sg An poesu9e ana letters snenjo5 for The rsv ToRK
aERAID srsid " saulc5.
sLsArAo roS rsw f3aK THE DAT.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-09
By JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
GALE BY ORDER OF THE OR PHAN'S
~ Court of the stock of Jewelry, Silver and
Silver-plated Ware, Glass Cases, Store
Fixtures, and Tools of the late obeft X ey =
worth.-On TUESDAY MORNING, April Is,
the whole is disposed Of shall sell the Stock,
Fixtures and Tools in the establishment Of the
late Robert Keyworth, on Pa avenue, near 9th ST. Il,
comprising
Fine Gold 6reastpins, Finger Rings. Ear Rings,
Brs cele:s. Studs, Locke's, Necklaces KEYS,
Watches, Seals, &c, ofvarious patterns
Silver-plsted Tea Sets, Casters, Baskets, Pitch
ers, Mugs, Walters, Spoons, Forks, La
dies, Coasters, Sugar longs
Silver BoQuet Holders, Card Cases, Combs
Second. hand gold and silver Watches, Chains
Lot Of Coral, Military Buttons and Trimmings,
Beads, Clasps, Por,emonnaies, Cigar Ca
ses, Portfolios, Spectscles, Napkin X ings
Lamis, Clocks, Lamp Shades, Candida
bras, &c.
Two very superior Regulators
Six plate Glass Counter and Show Cases
Counters, Shelving, Side Cases, Chandeliers, &c.
Sales to commence with the tools, consisting
Of
Complete set of Dies. Punches and Stamping
Fail
Two plain rolling and three border mills
Let of raising Stakes
Head Tools and bottom Stakes
Draw Bench, Vices. Turning Lathe, raising and
planishing Hammers
Together with large variety of Bench and other
Tools for the manufacturing Of Silverware
and Jewelry.
credit of so and 80 days, for satisfactorily en-
dor ed notes, bearing interest.
BY order Of the sdmilis:ratriX:
ap7-d c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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AUCTION GALES.
Bv JAMES c. MCGUIRE, Auctione

By JAMES C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
EURNITURE AVID HOUSEKEEPING
Il Effects at AuctioR.-On FIX IDAf
MORNING, April l1th, at 10 O'Clock, at the res
idence Of the late John Devln, on 18th street, De-
tween H street and New York avenue, i shall sell
an assortment Of Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture.
Terms: $40 and under cash; over that sum
credit OF 30 and60 days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes bearing interest
aps-2t JAS c. MCGUIRE. Auct
By BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown
A DMtN1STRATORS SALE.-On MON
IA DAY, the 4th instant, at 10 O'Clock m i.
we will sell, at the residence ef the late gsmes
Coyle, deceased, on Bridge street, near Union
Hotel, the entire stock IN trade together with the
Household Furniture
In part we name
aCaryalls, 3 Wagons
Horse, Cow, Gear, Wheelbarrow
Several tons old Wrought and Cast Iron
Old Cope, Brass, Steel
Crates, Pots, Ovens Tin Ware
Saddles, Harness, Trunks
Umbrellas, Andirons, Stoves
Chairs, Tables, Bsdsteads
.0 Beds, Mattresses, Bedding
Bureaus and auction Furniture
Large lot Of Old Rags
With the greatest variety Of second hand arti-
cles ever offered.
X. CRUIT, Administrator.
ape BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-09
Drs. Hunter L Williams,
Physicians for Diseases Of the Lungs
So North Charles styset Bal,,noy.

"S""W CheuIteS STeeI, DdItfnl0Te.
The practice of Drs. HUNTER Il WILLIAMS
is confined exclusively to the treatment of
Chronic Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs by
Medicated inhalation, and the success that
has attended their labors is sufficiently well
known. 1t has demonstrated not only that
Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh and Granular
Sore Throat may be permanently cured but
that Consumption in all its stages is durable
disease, and that the direct application of
remedies, by means Of inhalation, to the seat
OF the malady, instead of giving them by the
stomach, always overtaXed and delicate in
these diseases, must hereafter be regarded by
the profession as the only rational and scien.
tine mode of treatment.
Parties unable to visit the city may be treat
ed by espondence-medicine, instruments.
&c, being sent to them by express. In order
TO obtain proper statement Of such cases, a
form Of questions has been prepared. which
will be forwarded by letter.
DR.. HUNTER or DR. WILLIAMS will visit
Washington on the 18th and 29th of each
month. The next visit will be on SATURDAY..
the 18th inst
Office 260 Pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs.
Yoss's Jewelry Store.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, April 9, 1856.

ALEXANDRIA, April 9, 1885.
Our City Councils assembled in joint meet
ing last night to elect the subordinate city
officers. Upon the first ballot, John Moore
was reelected Captain of the Night Watch !;
J. w. King, Lewis TIGER, VIM johnson, s.
Jefferson, e. Horseman, II. w. Davis, John
Thompson. Basil Warning, w. W White, b.
Delphy, and William Msnkin, Watchmen /;
and after several Intellectual ballotings, (Which
stood, at the close, g. W. Nelson 10, and John
Whitemore I0,) the further bslloting for an
additional Waterman was postponed
For Police Constables-Messrs & N. Chip
ley, Jos. Padgett, George Walker, Ed. Davis,
and j. B Hancock, were nominated; and,
upon ballot, the vote stood, Chipley 81, Pad
gett 20, Davis 20, Hancock is, and Walker 8.
For Physician to the Poor-Drs Adam,
Brown, Gregory, Winston, Ashby, and French,
were nominated and the vote stood-Adams
LIZ, Gregory I9, Winston 90. Brown Is, Ashby
ID; second ballot, Ashby Is, Brown 6.
Regulator Of the Town Clock-Adam 5,
Mills IA, and Barton 2
Keeper Of Powder House-John Shakes,
unanimously elected.
Weigher and Inspector of Hsy-John S.
Campbell, unanimously elected
Keeper Of Poor and Work House-John
Stephenson, unanimously elected.
Dispenser of Medcine-Stone & Hunt, unan-
imously elected.
For Night Scavenger-Thos. Waddy re-
ceived 4, Jas J. Rudd z, W. B Brown 6, Jas.
Quad L, and r. H. Wade 8. Pending q Fec
ond ballot, the combined Councils dissolved,
and adjourned until tomorrow night.
The April term Of the County Court closed
yesterday little business of interest had &C.
CURED the session.
Fish are coming up this morning in large
quantities, and sell, shad S11 so per hundred,
herring 81 per thousand. AMI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-09
By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
NACELLENf AND House

By JAS. c. INQUIRE, Auctioneer
EACELLENr FURNITUREAND House :
IL hold Effects at Funlic Auction.-O On
THURSDAY MORNING, "A pril 10th, at 10 o'clk,
at the residence of gentleman declining house.
keeping, on the west side Of .th street, bstween
II AID streets north, shall sell all the excellent
Furniture aad Housekeeping Effects, compris-
ing
hands me rosewood and mahogany Sofas
Mahogany arm Chairs, rockers and parlor Chairs
Marble top centre and sofa Tables
Walnut What-not, rout and fancy Tables 81.
Handsome damask and lace Curtains
Tapestry, three ply, and ingram Carpets
Gas Cbandelies S, Mantel Ornaments, Clocks
High, low post. and rench Bedste- DIS
Mahogany and Walnut Bureaus, Washstands
Do ana painted WaTdrobes, Toilet sets
Single and double cottage Beds eads
Superior feather Beds. Boosters, and Pillows
Curled hair and husk Mattresses
Exc ent Blankets, Comforts, end Counterpanes
Merseilles Quilts, linen Shoes
Cane and wood seat Chairs, Lounges
Walnut writing Desk, cane seat and office Chairs
Chintz and damask Curtains, Shades
Mahogany dining Tab e., dining Chairs
Chira, glass, and crIckerv Ware, table Cutlery
adiatcr, alright, and other Stoves, DC.
Terms: S25 and under, cash; over that sum
creditof two and four months, for satisfactorily
endorsed notes, bearing interest
The above goods are Of excellent quality and
worthy the attention Of persons furnishing.
ap Id JAS. &. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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IADyERTISENENT,


BAD COAL AND THE GAS CoMPANY-A great
discovery seems to have been made recently
by gentleman who signs his name "Wm
Cartwright, Superintendent Gas Light Co ;"
and that is, that the ''erposure of coal to the
Weathsr deprires 1T o. ITS ordinary strength 4"
l have always supposed that it was HEAT that
deprived coal Of its ordinary strength, but it
remained for this neac Solomon to ascertain,
In his WISDOM, that it is the ,Deather, I am
left In wonder as to how coal is, after this
wonderful discovery, ever to be dug out and
transported without being exposed. / won
der if it will have to be boxed or done up in
sealed PACKAGES When the Gas fails
some excuse must be found that's matter
of course. writer in yesterdays Star levi
Solomon" in his preposterous idea that the
very high priced coal the Company has been
using was affected by the ,ceatler. Again,
the same writer proposes as a second excuse,
that the high winds that have blown for
several days without CESSATION from one
quarter, (Which, by the way, was northwest
prevented the chimney which is rs or IS feet
high-from drawing. This idea is in perfect
keeping with the one advanced by the above
Solomon" but to any rational man about
as plausible. Why it is that in Georgetown
and Alexandria, where the works are built
upon the banks Of the Potomac, the winds do
not effect their chimneys, and prevent dis
tribution of Gas to the consumer, let Mr..
Stakeholder answer. This morning. IntelIi-
gencer brings Us another notice from Solo
mon" "that he has formed the fues to be stop
ped up, and consequently consumers need not
depend eHttTely upon their supply Of Gas for
the present week" We would inform Solo,
mon that the notice was unnecessary, as we
have not Il speak for the consumers generally
when L say wei for a month past depended
for light upon the Gas Company, but have
or every night provided ourselves with good
old fashioned " fats, depending more in them
than in tho Gas Company We shall look
every day for another pronunciamento from
Solomon that the GAsoxErER has col
lapsed. Neighbors, look out
March Sth 1853
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New York Marke's.

New YORK, April q.-Flour is firm sales
of 1000 bbls common 10 good State $6.3Ia
So rs; common to low grades extra Ohio SO STA
$3.50; good to standard Southern 81 25sS1 IS;
fancy to extra Southern 81 S7aSS75.
Wheat is firm; sales of G, 900 bushels; South
ern red 81 67aSl.69 Corn is langud; sales
of 80, 600 bushels; Southern mixed &c.
Pork has declined; sales Of $50 bbls. mess
at Sl6 25aSl6 37t. Beef is lsnguid; sales Of
$50 bbls. Chicago repacked at Sl3. Lard is
firm; sales of 200 bbls. at l0c
Whisky is improving; sales Of 200 bbls.; Ohio
at 27ic.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
II II a y m - a. III N n.

BY A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
HANDSOME NEW THREE-ST0Rf
Frame III use and Lot O. N Mas sa ch usetts
avenue, Mt Auctien.-On MONDAY, the 1ith
instant, We shall SELL at O'Clock p. m. In front
Of the premises, parts Of Lois Nos and 10, in
square south o square No 562, fronting on Mas
sachuselts avenue, between Cd and Sd SITS west,
running back to north II street, with the improve
ments, which are a new three story frame house,
containing seven conveniently arranged rooms.
Title indisputable.
Terms One third cash balance In 6 and IL
months, for notes bearing interest from the day of
the sale
A deed given and a deed Of trust taken.
epS-d A. GREEN, Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-09
MR. WILLIAM PALMER,
Professor of Singing and the Flute,

ID of Washington that he proposes establishing
SINGING CLASSES for Two, three or four Ju-
fils, whereby each voice will be properly er-
amined, and separately cultivated, according to
its quality, which could not be done, consistent
ly. with simultaneous teaching-ss Sopranos,
Mezzo Sopranos, and Contralto Voices require q
widely different training. The same care Is re-
cessaIy with male voices, viz: Tenor, Baritone
vanced to sing by themselves they viii then be
taught to take their respective parts In Duets,
TIios, or Quartetts.
Terms per Quarter $40 for each pupil, IL only
two pupils one hour viii be devoted, and an extra
half hour for every additional pupil; $50 per
quarter for separate pupils.
ap5-tf 257 Pennsylvania avenue
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BvJAMES C. Mc6UIRE. Auctioneer.
EASE AND futures OF THE "NE.
IL randahn Restaurant at Public Sale. -
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 14ih, at 5
O'Clock, on the premises, l shall sell the lease
and fixtures Of the "Verandah" Restaurant, stu
ated on north ID, between 10th and 18th SITS. west,
second door west Of the Auction rooms.
The r oms are well furnished with every re-
quisite for the business, and the house, IL well
managed, will do a good business.
Sale peremptory.
Terms: One half cash; the residue in two and
4 months with interest, satisfactorily secured
an sd j. C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 9.-Flour is frs and sc-
tive; sales OF Howard street at $685., and
City Mills at Sc. 50aS6. 6S2t.
Wheat is dull, with a wide range of prices.
sales Of reds at 81 4SaSl IS, and white 81 so
aSl IS. Corn is dull; sales Of yellow at 5Sa55.
Provisions are generally unchanged with a
fair inquiry, and prices are we'll sustained.
Bacon-shoulders 8faSt; sides eiaet; hams la
aI2.; mess pork Sl7 Is per Dbl