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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-08
BY JAS. C. Nice UIRE, Auctioneer.
SMALL AND Id K X A Is L FRAME

by JAS. ". mCO y In Il, AuctlOnefr.
SMALL AND I'D 4 X A B L FRAME
~ Dwelling House at Auction.-On TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, May 18th, at 6 O'Clock,
on the premises, shall sell PARTS Of Lots num-
bered IL and IL, in the subdivision Of Square No.
SIS, commencing for the same on Fourth street
west II feet IL inches from the southwest corner
Of said lot numbered ii, and running thence north
along said street Ia feet thence east sc feet, and
prOvements, consisting of a new and neatly built
dwelling house, containing 6 rooms, with good
cellar
The above property is situated on Fourth street
west, between and streets north, in a rapidly
improving part Of the city, and Is very desirable
to persons desiring a small neat dwelling house.
Terms One-fourth cash; residue I'm 6, II, and
Is months, for notes bearing interest, secured by
deed Of trust on the premises.
me d J. C.. MCGUIRE, Auct
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old COGNAC BRANDY.

old COGNAC BRANDY.
" Just received out Of the Custom House at
New York
Fine Old Martell Brandy OF 1910
Fine Old Marrett Brandy of Is43
Choice Old Whisky, none better in the country
Brown Stout, Scotch Ale
Bottled Cider
Old Cheese
For sale by JONAS p. LEVY
4T4 Pa. avenue. Wine, Liquor and Havana
cigars, ana r Inc Grocerits. m 6-u
MADAME B. DUVALL, Practitioner of
w Astroiogy and Phrenology, together with the
assistance Of Professor Broughton, is prepared to
answer all questions relating to Human Life
Questions answered personally or by letter. Ma
tvities also written M. 3. D. is late from Eu-
rope, where she has received the most hatterinp
patronage from the robiity. She is now taking
a tour through the United States. Her stay will
be short here. Corner Of I'd and north streets.
m Silva
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Bv JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
North street 0pposite FRANKLIN ow.

North n street opposite franklin Row.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May 10th, at
AZ O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell part Of
2S5, fronting Is feet 2 inches on north street,
between 18th ard 18th streets west, running back
81 fe.t 8 inches.
This Is verv desirable location for private
residence, and the sale should command attention
Terms One half cash the residue in and ~
months satisfactorily secured. bearing interest
MD LAS G Mcguire. auct,r
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ENOR RENT AND POSSESSION GIVEN
Il Immediately, furnished house In the First
Ward containing II rooms, location healthy and
neighborhood pleasant. Inquire at No 236 north
] stfeet, near 10Th m 6-eo3t*
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By JAS. &. MCGUIRE, AuctioneeT.
DT VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE


ID Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia,
made In the case OF W. 5. Nichols against Jas
Frere's heirs, the subscriber will sell, at auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, between five and six
O'Clock D IN on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of
the present month Of pril, In front Of the premi
sss, Lot No IA, in Square No. So In Washington
city and District aforesaid This lot Is situated
on the north side Of X street, opposite tie new
West Market, fronting AZ feet on said street.
Terms Of sale One fouTth OF the purchase mo-
ney to be paid on the day Of sale; the residue in
6, IL and lS months from said day, with interest
thereon, purchaser to give his notes therefor. On
default OF the purchaser for the space OF hVe days
to comply with the terms Of sale the subscriber
reserves the privilege to RESELL at the risk Of the
defaulter, on such terms and at such time as the
subscriber sees At
JNO. MARBURY, Trustee.
apS-eots &c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
jF The above sale is postponed until
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 1st., at six
O'Clock, on the premises.
JOHN MARBURY, Trustee.
ap2s-d &c. McG UIRE, Auct.
III The above sale is postponed in CO n.
sequence Of the rain until WEDN ESDAY AT
TERNOON, May 7, same hour and place
JNO. MARBURY, Trustee.
mad J. C.. MCGUIRE, Auct.
UThe above sale is further postponed
II consequence Of the in until WEDNESDAY
May the i4th, same hour AID place.
JOHN MARBURY, Trustee.
m s-eO&ds J C. MCGUIRE, Au;tloneer.
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EARM FOR SALE-A FINE FARM,
Il within an hours drive of the City, over the
plank road. II has excellent Dwelling House and
other necessary buildings upon It The farm is
well watered by several springs and streams, and
has upon 1t apple and peach orchards, and other
fruits also, crops or wheat, rye Oa's, ana grass,
acres The neighborhood is excellent and the
place very health. For terms, &c apply to
GEO. BURNS, Penn. avenue, near 9th street, OF
to LANSDALE &c HARDWOOD, Real Estate
Mo SId 9Th Syyeat
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DATEN ICE CREAM FREEZERS. ALL
L ,izes. Prices always low.
sp2s g. FRANCIS, 400 Seventh u.
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NOR RENT OR SALE.-A TWO STORY
l. and half brick House, No. 2i6 C street Rent
Sl2 so per month. G. b. GRAHAM.
=
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AUCTION SALES.

Mar SHAL'S SALEM VIRTUE OF A
lS1 writ Of Fieri Facias ''under the Lien Law
issued from the Clerks Office Of the District Of
Columbia, for the Gounty Of Washington, and TO
me directed, l shall expose to public sale, Tor
cash, on SATURDAY, the 3lst day Of May inst,
IL front o! the Court house door, at 10 O'Clock m
right title, claim and interest into frame dwell
ing house situated on Lot No. In Square Az. In
the City OF Washington, D. C, seized and levied
upon as toe property Of William Coxen, and will
be sold to satisfy Judicial No as 10 Octoher term
1856, Joseph Libbey 4 Son rs William Coxen
J. ID. HOOVER. Marshal
m I-ds for District Of Columbia
% 000 BUSHELS MILL OFFALL
%OsOoO for sale at Auction.-On FRI
DAY next, at ID O'Clock a. m, will be sold, at
the Pioneer Mills, hexandria-
20, GOO bushels OF The different descriptions Of Mil
Ohal. m6-3t
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OLD PALE BRANDY, Of a superior quality
can be obtained Of Morgan d Bro, No. 434
seventh street, between G and Ii. The bot
tie sent for our inspection has been preached
and is hereby pronounced No. 1 article.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-08

WArcH RETURNS Nothing for trial thi,
morning Six dodgers were accommod ate
and dismissed at an early hour.
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WAN TED IMMEDIATELY-A GOOD
w cake and pie baber at the corner Of Louii l.
ana avenue and 9th street. None but a good hand
need apply. Also, for Rent, two Furnished
Rooms. m 5-4t&
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NOR sALE.-VALUABLE LOTS, ON THE
l. Island, in square No. 263 on 14th, be ween
and 9 streets, fronting 40 feet by los deep to a
80 foot T alley. These lots are among the best
locations In the city for a residence, commanding
a beautiful view Of the surrounding country and
city. Shade trees In front Also, Lot 90 in SUBJ
division Of square No. 535 Terms made accom-
modating. Inquire Of GRAFTON POWELL,
No. 516 l4th street. m S-eo3t&
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VNANTED.-AS SITUATION AS WAITER
w in private family, valet, by young
man who perfectly understands his business. and
Is willing to give perfect satisfaction to any lady
or gentleman who may require his service. Ad-
dress A. P., Box is at this once, until engaged.
nm 6-3t4t
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WANTED-A GOOD PLAIN COOK, wash
w er and ironer References required. Apply
at No. 379 E street, between 9th and 10th.
7-3t*
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OYSTERS, CRABS, dc.-A daily arrange
meut with Norfolk and Rappshannock pack
cts, and from Annapolis by railroad, 70
picked Oysters, and soft and hard she'll Crabs
warrented perfectly fresh, at brakes Rests
rant, southeast corner and Seventh streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-08

w Is and IS years of age, to attend in an Ice
Cream Saloon. Good references as to character
required. One who can read and write preferred.
Enquire Of r II. DAILY. No "a Bridge street,
Georgetown. IN 7-4tF
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WANT ED.-A PARTNER WHO CAN
w furnish a thousand dollars cash money, in
Best Of reference given and required. Address
Box No % at the Star Once. m6-3*
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A COOK WANTED.-GERMANO OR COL
IA cred preferred She must understand the
business thoroughly, come well recommend ed and
not be afraid Of work. Ask 70, f. X. at the Star
Office. m6-tf
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MIcHAsL LYNCH, who escaped from the off
GERS, Wnen Otncer Reese and Messrs New.
myer and Williamson were injured, was ar-
rested on Tuesday by Mr.. Reese, and held -
bail by Justice Goddard. "e'u u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-08

The ESTLENAN who called on Charles II
Anderson two weeks since for important pa
pers belonging to Charles Mahon, Esq cal
procure the same by calling on Mr.. Andersen
with McSpedon Baker, Stationers, 4O2 |
street, between Sixth and Seventh. y
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"ANTED.-BY A RESPECTABLE WO-
w man situation as chambermaid and seam
stress, or as seamstress and to assist In washing
and ironing, or as seamstress and to travel with
lady. Address Box No. Star Office. ms 2t*
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OHLr TWENTY CENTS a hundred for fns huff
adhesive envelopes. For sale at Alexandsr
6Asdsmson's, Seventh street, opposite, the Post
I
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WANTED A GARDENER.-A SINGLE or
w married Man, with small family; who can
come well recommended can hear Of a situation
by applying al this Office. 7-3t*
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,norni,r i a., MaRkEr was better supplied this
pect, under existing circums,sncas F,ssh
naIloat was offered for sale at l2Y cents per
crabs 81 cts per dozen. P'1n'' anu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-08

A STRANGER in Washington accidentally
got into the canal, near the gas house, on
Tuesday night. He was rescued by some
persons who were passing, and after thanking
them for their assistance, intimated that his
hat was floating about there somewhere and
he would like to regain it. No one undertook
the work of recovering his hat, and the gen
tleman had to 60 home without it.
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TRIED AND DIsEIssED.-J Jersey, charged
with larceny; and Ssm'l. Jackson, receiving
stolen goods cases dismissed by Justice Dan i
smith Jehoo, an italian, charged with dis
SuIoinS the peace; sent to jail by Justice
oni'hI out subsequently released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-08

IL You Want cheap reading, 90 to the
Northern Liberties Book Store. 327 Seventh
street, between h and l. streets, where NAV
be found all the leading newspapers, periodi.
calls and light reading, by the best authors.
Also, school books, stationery, and fancy no.
tons, at unprecedented low prices.
N b. Agent for the New Y ork Ledger. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-11
R,c1ro-D. ocr. 8. ls5s-3 $500.

ssH- u resPonss % ny apfsai . Jon @ name
] have promise under you hard that there
should Be 'suanecesszry delay
ne re7l.it j. that, after Offering de6nitiTe
reply fsE f1rty eight hours. ycu Al lsst agree 10
meet me next Tuesiay morning IA the vicinity
ol Washington city. There Is much ak ever
the country about Ibis aszir. and It i h.rdIy
possible that the utmost preeauti5a can prsrent
an zrTest am impelIed, too. by considerations
rhieh i Is not proper or Is rention n this
n0.s = appeal to your generosity agzinstthe very
unreasonable 1rlzy yen propose. Therefore
s1zgsst THAI you 80 far rs0dify your E-Tzrge-
Inents As % appoint the meeting ~ snnsise To-
la57ror, and a such pi1ce N he neigto-tcoli Of
Richrnond As you may sueeeSt request an
immediate reply, which M frisld NJ Chisenizn,
VIII receive ~ Dr. Doves once, bctresr the
ho1rs Of fiTe and eight tlis asternoon i AN &c
RoeEx A. Pzron
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Pc-IzIcl sT.lxIse zcT Ex'Isfz 81 aszsIsI1x fsorx-
- Dss7z.c7.-stt dernocFatie nleeting held :
fegT days siacs N the eastern essd 81 The ec1nty,
zlsFgey pcEtiy gentleman WIS intro11cesi 70 the
netting Is Coz Roterts Hhere he esns from
We Do not kroF, Of ~lzt Sszte OF TERRITORY
lIe Tas Goyesnors has not ~ been zseert.iaeis
Il nas been suggested that he beiongs 70 ! re-
cent importation from Washington CRY. sent
out % irnprgTs the Buchanan stock We sroa-
der Tllat The Montgomery ma WI attempt
next L road not K out Of keepfng With
thezss 70 introduce some gentleman % their an
dItc-s, zttneir apTrrz ching meetings. persorlz-
ting fses11Et, and have him . ss that lie 7rss !
Gztaolics Know Noting. q some other thinz
p suit their ptirpose Citizens Of syaStingtori
Count ne appeal 70 Fcu "a the flanis IL 1orestr
and deeeney. and ask yoyi knit yosis.hirIs Of The
party whose leaders VII resort ID ssseh mean.
ioF degrsding tricks. IS the attempt to PISS or
one man for anotheEl Would any isa-inirir;;esi-
hcnoFsbie candidate permit such tricks 10 Be
perpetrated for his enlargement. ard VIII you
sustain such eandidztes We think not. We
Do rot believe but that large MAJORITY OF the
people VII sustain the Union State and ccunfy
tielzet and thus put dc~n this mean loF de1.z-
goetseisI1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-11

sThe New YORK Hsr1n Of MoudaY has 4
long editorial on the Presidential cleesi1n. IN
which 4 predicts that Col Fremont rriH carry
every Northern State After resiesing The
whole field, and having noticed the vafious eie-
1erfs tpat are ktroE TO secrsre this rssritt vs.
Such are the clements and materials eornhi-
ned 70 esrry al the Moth fo- Fremont, from the
East tot the far West Hare you aver sen the
praifies o. fiTe-sTseping zloaE ii : io.ty col
luln Of lame swelling aud surging Is far IS the
eye ean reach On either hand, and moving As
SSH. Is the vind-drivirg al ihe Wild beasts.
reptiles and yerrni1 Of the grass, b1:ssloes In,li
ans horseS wolves. foxes deer. prairie chickens
and snakes, felter-szelter before L and iezVinz
the plains covered IN the rear with their killed
snd Voundeds II you have seen this sublime
spectaels Of the great plains, dear reader. YOU
win haTea vivid idea Or what VIII probably Be
the run Of Fremont from Maine to California. on
The great day Of November. Il nill be run
Ike that Of boundless fire under high wind.
rolling uacklng and surging zmous tie dead
and dry grass Of the p-airie<r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-11

j SzkrE SNrssLED OK Bo8Ro 7zE S7Ekrsrrrr
Ro4SoEE--9n Sunday evening aboct 9n'elock.
the steamship arrived AZ the dock from Rich
mond, Va, and during the night, As they were
iischarging her cargo, one OF the hands siiscoE-
cred case, carefully done up, IN which sras Sc
cTe.ed man, he beng nearly suiEocated far the
want Of air. broke through the lid. when il was
discovered that he was fugitive slave. The
steamer Immediately sent from her dock and
anchored Of Land Hook, and the negro sent on
oozrL Of Ga OF the R.eanoad psckess bou1a
tiers
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and viii = an disposed 10 accomui ttate you II
every particular not incompatible sfifh ny own
arTaag emsnis, which haze been mide IN accor-
danes with what understood 70 attaeh 10 ny
position. regret that do not feel il liberty 70
make the change you propose Z d Bo1Iz
r 4-PEToE, Esq.
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RicaxssD. Oct 5. 1865 o'elock p N
SsH:-ProtestinE against the tiri.e aud place,
exposing the parties IN this aiFair 70 lnneeesszl
hazards Of arrest, jet except youf terms, ana
WI. Be IN Washington IN accordaIii with your
arrangement. RoeEa.A- PzYoz :
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EElzse Eezrs Ago II feseye ard his
sPesca Hizte here fe.s weeks aso "a tIs afsi-
cal church. 4 n rostglln f9rits blzez rs5s1isif-
eznlsIn. Give 10Th n eTI7ence . ptsTe l.is
confessions AID tile ~ 81 e1rlE - irsno-
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pardon II might Irejas x tie cass
he has the boldress 70 detiorrles. t1t Izes ne
tsor1ge 70 do what cal On The ssc- q tflss
CITY % do foy hirzs-afrest MI II had
UNITED tre1son against tslz Conrson Coun-
sllzcf s5ehnold lie f5-zets Il his business 4,
- rtlzL lie Is
Eeaehed for Tegieet rf dury--iifs sSz0-n solemn
duty Yet he FEES II Liberty 10 Play the bsz.-
sart noEl1g his Office, and f5lIserti-g d.
eose by EEritirlz letters orney F0rrer
saln besleFe-tA the election 81 Fremont Tocld
= the caused dissolution Of he Union We'll
slr- Mayor, an At Yonr service an i TX Is
thai Se5tt and Wise shall prnsec,ste ne and i
stsali hare the priEilsze 81 def=nding ny
The Governor llasins; also minated nat IN.
Bots vas ssads to aeeert once under Fremont.
i elected. Re taas replied.
g > 81, I nay SILLY defy any mortal man 10
, trzitnT % ny party OF my rouatrr. i nre-
sumo there are none II this audience who have
o.gctten the time when bis ExeeEIeney and nv
self Here both subjected to reu1ptation John
Tyler shook the thirty rseres 81 z5fzer- II -
and shook ny FIST ia his f1ce;-he shook Il
VI. Wise, and ~ p.ocketed the reward. bartsrei
ms P-Iaeiplez. and 5strass1 fi< Parfy fs5t lad
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CAuTTON

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