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| PREPARING POULTRY For MARKET. I'm
prints: make all your birds fat--vcrv fat
Don give US an opportunity to wake on
| Your account of sales 1" very rough lot -
Fed well, and feed till fat, hut don't stuff
them to make them weigh. We have heard
ola new dodge to cheat in poultry, that has
been practiced that is starvc the birds two
days and then feed thsm with meal mixed
with sand. If This trick is tried again we
shall know il. and shall publish the names
and residences Of the petty larceny rascals
that are n'xn enough TO practice it,
Poul ry can he sent here IN cold weather
from Iowa or Wisconsin at r fine profit -
lang turkeys up by the heels and then open
The neck with penknifr and bleed them to
death. And this is The best way to kill all
sorts Of birds. though they are frequently
s'ranslr and the blom hf in which is
bad practice. Upon this point NJ Conoyer.
our Reporter Of Wholesale produce prices
says. and he has had nnrh experience both
IN preparing and sline pohl,v:
"Tn,keys Gees, and Fowls should ".
kill d by sticking in the neck Just behind he
ear or close 10 the head with n sharp small
hladed knife. hcing s,lrc to cut the gular
vein first having lid the wings together to
prevent then hr'Iising themselves. aud hang
ing them up by he legs with the head down
so that they will thoroughly bleed out and
keep the fathers clean. Then >cald being
careful not 10 Scald the l,gS and Other paris
hat are thnly fahcrci too much aud pick
'e'f.cily clean without tearing he skin then
ste that there is M clothed bl oi left in the
neck, as that will soon spoil and faint the
rest Of the fowl and if the head is cut off tic
The skin over the neck.
Ii is n common practice to send here all
sorts Of birds with h,ad< on. Ii is a bad
lincIic, - foolish one It won't rav-thcre
IS no market here for h,adS. and although
hey sell APP, arcnlv tor the same price as the
bodies, in fact they don't sell n, all The
uric, is r, dnc,d so that the heads bling Just
what they are really worth nothing Birds
all better when taken ont Of the h,xrs without
heads. But never rem, mhr pack one with
ut tying the skin over the stump OF the
cck If the h, ad is TAX. off
1t Is practice nf some Of lhr t,nS. poultry
men after the birds are plurkci. to plunge
suddenly i'm" boiling water and thcn irnme.
!aIrly into cold water This gives them
clean plump appearance, and makes them
look fat. if they are in icccn'lv good condi-
ton when killed Nothing however, can
make a poor bird look we'll while i'll dressing
will make tn" best look poor. and such arr
often sent to this narkc, and sold for Is to
Is per cent. below the fair market pric'
solely for want Of skill in preparing them for
sale. N. Y. Tribune.
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,ra hand To git acquainted with ,v.ry rew


conner"
sat myself quietly down in onc corner o
the room. listener, for | soon found they
were talking Of topics of which knew moth.
ing and began to think that wasn't Of
had sat thus but few moments. when
knock knock -! sounded at the front door.
loud enough to GENE from the first Of H,rcn'
les. Uncle answered the summons, and
forthwith usheicd into the room tall young
nose re'rousse, and Je ne sd'S qno1 exFrs.
sion all over, whom he introduced as hlr.
Reuben Sargent. MIR. Sargent bowed very
gracefully q ard SAT down on the corner ct
chair near me. with his hat on his knee
"Rcina rkahlt fine day. Miss Eastman: pleas
ant. quite. for the :, as"n v said Reuhn,
rSising his organs OF vision t'nd'rly t" m,
face. | aSSentcd, and added. that i seemed
much peaSanter IN me country DUNG the
summer than III the city.
WAL, there rrpl',d MI Sargent: ~
alters did hear t"'kS say twas na''"" sigh,
Ila>anltr II, me GU! 'Iah up mere nll II
you've lived there of course you know.
Singing was proposed ana immediately inc
well worn Ca'nna Sacra was hunted mp
"''' ,'N ~ Wv" ~,
,ccn'ar pre- 'rSS'"na' ar winch Is lnS'l"'ahie
fr'n Music teacher. Turn I" the ninety,
eighth ragr--S'. Martin s-a grand ola !'lnc :
Common metre All rtahr-Sins Don
von sing Miss taS'msn Ready ID" re- M
Ia "l-S'ng. and thrn followed tnn',l
'u"us combination OF sound which ~"''ld
have as'nni>htd me master builder I'll lh
tower "l Babel II ne fad h'rd u
TN" tune made room Tor another ard 'h'
'urkleSS Car'n'na was ran,a"krh from II
tie TO fins. A'"ut -" clock Mr. Hh'een'
took his departure, promising 4" 'hf"p III
often Aunt iia''V was very ANXIOUS I" rear
my opinl"n Ut him. hut prudence Induced me
+" WITHHOLD IT.
Monday all the 'erIorS OF Washing day
'lawn'd mon us. and notwithstanding ~,
'r"l"r'. Determined to rar'lci ate Aun'
demonstrated TN, ASSISTED af"!it br'aktaS'
and ted the dear M" white cinrkcnS so nc"
y. that Aunt lia'ty was convinced tina
DAVIS ram h'it' haa h,en true !" IT'S truss
D"nn'ne my Saturday $ a'''r | was duly
cnSrnlctd "hInl 'ht "aSh-"'"' win soar
an! not water IN abundance men com
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THE PurRlp SaA TIL" waters of III,
Sivnsh are ctsf as crystal AMI are 50 IN
',nsly bitter that no fish fr'qu MS them TX
crpt siall founder. The bottom consists
"f stratum of fine shells Of 'wo or three
inches in thickness just sufficient to bear a
man trrading lightly upon i, hut if one pres,
with all his weight down on this crust ("
shells it breaks beneath his feet and II,
rnshes quantity af black mud and a hub
bling ST am of sinking Gas probably sui
phur, tied hydrogen. which has perhaps. OH
raincd for This lagoon such an unscemly
title. Letter from the Crimsa.
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Pr tls,l Gr:lj, SlI,E.

rALL at STAPLES Il CANTWELL'S
~ and examine Young America" to.
'"nl' Grain Mill for grinding all kinds II
grain coarse or fine, and also for grinnin.
corn and cob. together. al the rate OF from
. I" 10 bushels per hour, according to tie
tncness required and power used. Th'
slightest examination will satisfy every 90,
inst II is the best article of the Kind eve
n red I" the public. Every farmer SHOULD
have one. Call and examine il.
STAPLES 4 CANTWEIL,
July LIT. Elktun Stove House.
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Hfrmarrjnce of Cousins. The Norfolk r, :
n+r'or saws that the Assessors return of
Huron county shows II blind, IL deaf and
dumb l2 insan. and l2 idiot persons in the
county. The parents # five Of these w,re
nv relation Cousins before marriage. Three
Of the five e blind and one idi"Iicl were :"
afflicted from birth and one (idnlic' from
Infancy The fit h was ,af AID dumb f'
a lime not aSccr,aincd probably from birth
II is probable that the number Of parents 80
rclat, d to each other Is larger as there wa,
no information Obtained as to part Of thrm..-
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The Albany Knickcrbocker takes great con
ISOLATION in the fact that gcn'lcmcn'S fashions
do not keep pac, with the ladies' or else 10y
this time their hats would have dwindcl
down to a charity boys muffin cap. and
their trousers would have swollen out double
the size of Turk S and Dutchman's stitched
together The same paper adds: I'VE saw
one of the new styl, Of Gcnllcmen's Shawls
stc,ciay. and have not fairly recovered from
our establishment since. Such parli.eolor,d
arrangement was never seen in this region be-
fore. Joseph's many colorcd coat was not a
circumstance.
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PUBLIC SALE
O T. V \ !. L A Is l. +
r Z A l. ES II A II E.
LN CECIL COUNTY. MARYLIND.

IN CECIL COUNTY. MARYLAND.
WILL be sold at Public Sle, on tn,
w premises. on TUESDAY. the 18th day
of November, inst. that we'll known proper
~, ..DYSART'S TAVERN" with all the
FARM and Real Estate. lately belonging to
C.thar ne Dysalt. deceased.
The land is divided int" three portions. viz:
No. |. Containing 81 Acres. more or l.ss
embracing the TAVERN HOUSE, barn ana
other buildings, and extending to Big Eli
Creek, on the north side ol the road FROM,
Dysert's to Fair Hill. Twenty acres of this
part in WOODLAND, a portion being vel.
timbrrcd.
M. 2. Containing 3l3 Acres: lies on the
south side Of the same road; extending east,
ward from Big Elk Creek, and affords, l.,
connection with No. !, an excellent MILL.
SEAT.
M. g. Containing g Acrrs; lies On til,
.a.t side of the road from b, slrt st. Elk,ou.
.,b,ut on fourth of mile from the iurm"r.
The land is of excellent qnail5y. and Al
under fenc'. The situation is nigh and on
nf the heathits' which the county .H,ris.
7hi. pr"pc " il l"catcd about 2 uiHr,
south Of IN. Pennsy lvania line and about z.
west of Newark. Delaware. and shout :
miles north of Elkton. The r 'ilroad b. pot
1t Newark is about 3 miles distant. Schools
churches and mills OF every description scr
convenient.
THE TERMS OF SALES are as follows
One third Of the purchase money TO be pal"
III cash on the day Of sale; one third in Blk
mouths, and the residue in twelve month
from the day "t sale. The credit payment
to bear interest and to be- secured by mort
gage on the property. The sale will coin.
mencc at Z O'Clock y. N.
d.. H.ci rt,,, tp 1,nE at
will III upon Nr. Archibald A den on til,
premises. Further particulars can be oh
tanned by applying to the suLsc her, At HI
office IN Elk,on. J. +. MCCULLOUGH,
Nov. LIST; lS56--ts. Attorney.
Republican. Wilmington: Record am
Examiner, West Chester. copy till sale ami
send bill to advertiser
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
p Al I'll Nc

IHlIE undersigned respectfully inform tn,
L, citizens of ClIESAPE AkE CITY. ana
vicinity. that they are prepared Ia execnt
the above business in its virious hrlnchc,
GRAINiNG, GAI.SONlININti,
GLAZING. SIGN WRITING;
MARBIING &C &C, &c.
Also, PAPER HANGING done in q
superior style.
GIAll Orders viii meet vi tn prompt at
fcnti"n. and all WORK done on the most r.a.
>"nahlc terms. J. MvCREA
G B. LEWIS.
Auorst q 1851
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HAvEwE KNIGHT AMONG Us? "A cor
respondent in Copenhagen informs us that
the majesty of Denmark has conferred a
Kn,gh,hood Of the order of Danncbnrg on
our coumry,mn. Morse, the inventor of the
electric telegraph. who is. therefore,. Sir
Samuel. if he chooses to I've called 20, instead
Of MIR. Morse. N. Y. Times.
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TINllE subscriber wishes to inform tn"
l. builders of Elkt"n and the adj ,ccnr part
"f Cecil county. thar he now has on hand
nh""t supply OF his wcllku"wn su;er,o
building Lime fresh every twelve llpu 3.
CO 10 be had Il the kiln AT All times.
JOHN &. JACKSON.
Wilmington p. o.. Box 219.
1iockessir.. Del. Nov. LIST. ls56-4w
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WHOLE No. 799
EunlJtr.
Dissolution of C0-partntr,,:n

III partnership heretofore existing b,
L Tween the undersigned, uadcl the nan 9
ana firm of F"arl and Aldridge traders in
lumber and coal, is tins day dissolved Wv
mutual conScift. All pcts"nh ind chtcd 10 said
iirm either by note or book account or other
wise are Hereby requested 10 make PAYMENT
i" Samuel b. F"arl. and all persons having
claims against said firm aic requested to
present tn IN to Samuel g. Foard for :, tile.
nient who IS auth"riS,d to settle The l,,siurss
OF said Arm. SAMUEL 3 FOARU.
JOHN q. ALDRlDGE.
July ION. 1856.
The bushes, will be carried on as l.rrtu-
fore by J"hn -. Aldtilgc At the samn VI zee.
on NORTH STREET. oT;nsitn ,he ]. =
where Ii" will Ne pleased t" ,:ruiI.fr.,. i. t.,
customers OF the old firm ~ the ~,
y'n'rily. I'i'. 70 ,'-r
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1--WE undersigned, having entered in q
l. % Partnership for the practic. g "
AN in all Is various h, anchr>. Miu kI'e
heir prompt and uudi> idt d a'ieIritr to:rc'
n'lsi'l' ss as may he rutrusi, d To ken
'ificc opposite opposite the C",It E"r:r,
where one or both may always be f"uLd lnr
ing business hours
GEORGE EARLE.
JOHN j. CHESNELL.
Dec Fl #
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ysNs EIal.tEY E.SytNG.

1 TToENEY AT LAM Ii,virs retain
II from the West, and p"rr1Aann'iy i""a q
in Elktnn. will give prompt attention 10 al
business entrusted to him.
-, q y-,.lti .r--wiih Hon Alexander Ev0ns.
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SIsylEENt

1--WE subscriber nuSiur sUmrG MS form.
l. or business # Surveying and C"rv..,
tnring. promises to fcrommnda'" ~ Via
desire to p,trpniza lin. john JAA.5ET
April TT
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I'll 5as!iantous advertisements.
Il. 9OAe &Mzirr,

AS for Sac Wines Champagne malaga,
llPort and Mad.ria) Old Rye whiskcy IS
kinds) Gin, Brandirs 4 kinds) n. e. Rum
German Btters. and Cigars. both domestic
and f'rcign: Warranted AS represented.
Sept. 10 1856 TT.
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RAGS! hAu,

VINTIE highest price paid Cash for RAGS
j. (w""i a cxcrpted.) ut the Rockville
Paper Mil, on the Little Elk, by
march 26--tt Il. JORDAN.
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CLEAR AS MuD.'-An exchange paper
SAYS that ''iranScendentalsm is the spiritual
"gnoscencc Of psychological irr,fragihility:
connected with concnllant aicmplion nf on
columnient spirituality and eth realized Con-
tention Of subsullcry concretion.
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Hen LIFE BELOW SrA1Rs."--A .ettcr
writer from San Francisco California says
that $40 per month are common wages for
il male dnm.s'ics there. He writes II,
would aS,oniSh Won to >ee some Of our SET
van, girls in full rig in Mont nmrry street -
A SIS blue velvet dress a 80 hnnnrtt GOLD
chain and big canoes to match, arc not at all
unfequ'nt.
NEWSPAPERS IN lT,LY.-Th,rr appear a,
present in all LAZY 81 newspapers partly
political, partly scientific and artistic They
are distributed over the peninsula in the fol
lowing way IS appear in I.ombardv 81 in
Sardinia, in Parna and Modena SO in Tus
ranv, 30 in the Papal domnious and Sc in
the kindom Of both Sicilits.
OThc Universe. leading Catholic news
paper III Paris. says In all the Catholic
cities of Germany. the statistical return,
make 1t apparent that the number of Protes-
IantS is increasing in fearful manner"
AMERICAN STEEL MANuFAcruRE There
are eighteen establishments for manufacturing
stec! i'll our coui try: these havca apacity foI
making IA 600 tons per annum. W, nave
| the best ores in the world for making steel.
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THE LAST CALL.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm O
IA A. ]. Scott Il Bro. or,u A. j. Scott on
store account. are hereby notified 10 call
without delay and settle their accounts with
David Scott, who is authorized to close the
business. Al. SCOTT.
DAVID SCOTT. {
April %. 1S56--tf
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\ office a FpIytSynpn.

A l.I persons are tur5Id tr-spassng on the
IA premises al til" snDsrribrrs. with dor
or gun. AS the law will he cuto.ccd a,aiux,
all persons 10 trespassing.
JOAN PAscuALL,
TIP. MERsnoS,
o. G. Mrnsuos,
DANIEL BROwS.
Oct ith 1ShG ,m
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"a. +. srCGEs.slss!tEsF

I TTUKNE1 AT LAW aNd. HNf' .T|7 q
~ Clmncrry. -Oiiico under the -; toward
II Use :" Main street E|&ton. Nd
Elktnn. VI ,rch 10. lSjj--tf
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CHILLS AND FEVER.

lust received IL fresh supply of Paschall'.
- Fever and Aguc Mixture, never failinR
| remedy for this disease; give it a trial.
For sale by
Dr.. H.u MITCHELL.
July 10, 1856 Elkton. Md.
AGCE SUFFERERS will do well 10 read
\ trcati"c by Edward S. Morris on the Form.
md omplicati onx Of hills nd Fever. and
the Use of PaSchallS Fever aud Ag. Nixtur
in the prevention and treatment 81 that and
other miasnatic affections. Sent tree to any
address.
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GRAIN " .ANTED.

T will pay the highest cash price for Corn,
Wheat and Oats delivered at the I:H.'n
b, pot, or any place on the Eik, Sas.'i"}3
and Bnhentia River, or il the Chcsar' =:
and Delaware Canal SAML L. fGA!L.
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DIR r. s. .TEYT,S

rn>E\D us his ProieSsinnl services
tln. en- Hens IF EhkTON vicinl'-
OFFICE F\STFND Or MAIN STREE.
Al ri g, ls56--um
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JOHN 3. ROWAN
ALEX AyDE1 Iy;~g,

4 TTORNFT AT LAW HAY -, :.
\ M the Office 20 whici r, Il, '.'. .-
n"vcd. opposite ;oe si"'c.. W ,lt -.
$50; in the buiid'lc '""r5r.' ,r,rfr.s -
n" Post Office. or - A.. 'tG..r adi.p +. 81.
"rsiience t. ''5tnn. Aa". ..a.
Anril - 5:--tf
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iIt1"> June md. KOS
hereby GRITTY III hsve one ut '.altvr.7
fling and Forcing Pumps in rrc MY u {
= nv icssrs. - Fl * '-anfw"ii AVID i ' 20
'a' taion Ill s,y;ng that it works well il erriF
particular, BIZ M. + NJ.
"aus I, lo55-tf
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Gl)oite l)uctrp.
tffuih the Louisville JouInN.
MY Early Friends.


lGl nv. 7. HENPSTEAp.
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JACkSON'S LINE.

Oct ith. ls56-?m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-04
Kansas Details.

CHICAGO, June 3-Dstes from Lawrence Of
the 18th have been received. The correspon-
dent of the Tribune sends list Of the proper
ty destroyed at Lawrence amounting to $780,,
coo The difficulty mentioned as occurring at
Potawatamic Creek took place at 0swatomie
The quarrel arose from depredstions by some
pro-slavery men on the cattle Of the Free
State men
On the 10Th instant some ro-slsvery men
seized Eree-Stats man and nung him, when
his wife fed and aroused their neighbors to a
rescue. A fight ensued, and Eve pro slavery
and two Free-State men were killed. A force
OF sixty men organized at Westport and pro-
ceeded TO OsHatomie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-04
more orderly than the Democracy of the Union

more orderly than the Democracy of the Union
does here.
The motion was referred to the Committee
Of Arrangements.
The Convention then took a recess till four
o'clock, p. m.
JUNE B, p. m.-The Convention re-assem-
bled at four o'clock, p. m. There was no bu-
slness of Importance transacted, and the
Convention adjourned until ten o'clock, a. m
tomorrow.
MIR Levien is appointed Sergeant alarms
OF the Committee on Credentials, which is now
in session.
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

Handsome SQUARE OF GROUND,
fronting on Connecticut avenue, 18th
street west. h and l. streets north, at Ave-
tion.--On THURSDAY, the 5th June, | shall
sell at o'clock p. m, in front Of the premises
Square No. 16i, bounded by the above mentioned
>treet", beautifully located little north Of La
iayette Square. twill be subdividcd, with an
alley through the square, and sold In lots to suit
purchasers.
Terms One-fourth cash bals nee In 6, IL and
l6 months, the purchaser to give notes for the de-
ferred payments, bearing interest from the day Of
sale.
A deed given and deed Of trust taken.
All conveyancing at the expense OF the pur-
chaser TIE indisputable.
m 26- eo&ds A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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BY BARNARD Il BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT

By BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
SALE OF EXCELLENT
L FURNITURE, Piano, Horse, Carriage, &c.
az Auctsn.-On FRIDAY, the 9th Of June, at
lo O'CLOCK a. m we will sell, at he residence of
the late Dr.. o. Nj. Linthicum, deceased, on Sd
street, near Market, Georgetown, all the House.
noid and Kitchen Furniture, Horse, Carriage,
&c as
Fine rosewood Piano and Stool
Mahogany Parlor and Arm Chairs
Marole-top Pier Tables, Stands
Mahogany Centre Tables
Gilt Mirrors, French Timepiece Ornaments
Brussels, hall and chamber Carpets, Rugs
Mahogany dining Tables
Sideboard, Refrigerator
FINE Cut glassware, Fruit and Preserve Dishes
Table Linen, DINER and Tea Sets
silver Tea and Table Spoons
Knives and Forks
Mahogany Bedsteads
Do Bureaus and Stands
Wardrobes, Chamber Sets Curtains
Blankets, Quilts and Counterpanes
First rate Cook Stove Ironware
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
hrst.rate family Horse, Carriage, Buggy
l good Mich Cow
Also, 10 8 shares Washington Turnpike Compa-
ny Stock
Terms at the sale
JNO. MARBURY, Trustee.
Je4-d BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Auct
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT TIT

Navy Yard at Public Sale The subscri-
Der will sell at public sale, on FRIDAY, the 9th
day OF June, 1856, at 6h O'Clock y. IN on the
premises, Lots Nos. IL, II, -, and IA, In Square
No. obs, the whole fronting I73 feet inches on
18th street cas- and Us feet on south NJ street
running back to a 80 feet alley. The lots will be
subdivided to suit purchasers, and from their
proximity to the Navy Yard offer veIy favorable
opportunity to persons desiring either TO build or
invest.
Terms One-third cash, and balance in 6 and
IL moCths, for notes bearing interest secured
upon the property; and il not complied with IN
six days after the SALE the property will be resod
at toe risk and expense Of the purchasers.
All conveysncing at the expense Cf the purchas-
ers CHS. ). WALLACE, Attorney
IN 30-eo&ds JAS. C.. MCGUIRE, Auct,r
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New York Marka.s

NEW YORK. June 4 Flour is dropping
sales of III 600 bills; good State IS so; super
fine Ohio Sc; standard Southern Sc. so; fancy
t. extra do. S6.60aS8 IS
Wheatis firm; sales of 20 900 bushels; South
ern white 81 ". Corn is firm; sales Of 10 500
bushels; Southern mixed SIC.
Pork is firm; sales of 800 bbls; mess SITS.
Beef is firm, sales of 800 bbls.; Chicago re-
packed sl2. Lard is dropping; sales Of $50
bbls. at lie
Whisky is unsettled; sales Of 300 bbls.; Ohio
at 26tc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-04
BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE SALEoF BUILDING Lot

l. on the Island.-By virtue Of deed OF trust
bearing date the 18th day Of May, 1853, and re-
cord in Liber J. A. s No. IS, folios 2l7 and
216, the subscriber will sell at public auction on
THURSDAY, the 5th day of June, 1856, IT 64
O'Clock p m, on the premises, Lots Nos. II and
90 in 'quare No. SAB, Lot No IA fronting az feet
on street west, by IS feet on south street and
Iot No 20 fronting so feet on south street, be-
tween Sd End \ streets west, by lO2 feet inches
deep to a 80 foot alley.
The Lots will be subdivided TO suit purchasers,
and offer very favorable opportunity to persons
desiring TO build or invest, being in rapidly i'm
proving part Of the city.
Terms: One-haf cash the balance in six and
twelve months for notes bearing interest, ured
upon the property; and II not complied with in
FIVE days after the sale, the property will be resod
upon ore weeks notice, at the risk and expense
Of the purchasers.
All conveyaacing at the expense OF the pur-
chasers CHAS. WALLACE, Trustee.
m 2S-eo6ds JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
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BY JAS. G. Mc6UIRE, Auctioneer.
A DMINISTRATOR,S SALE OLE MIL.

BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
A ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF MIL.
"A Iinery Goods On TUESDAY AFTER
NUN, June3d alta O'Clock, at the auction rooms,
shall sell, by order Of the Orphans Court, a
small stock Of Millinery Goods belonging to the
late Anne F. Marselus, comprising
,,2OO yards Bonnet Ribands, Of various patterns
Florence, satin, Grape Lisle
Velvet and Satin Ribands, Feathers
Bonnet W1Ie, Whalebone, Cords and Tasses
Trunks, miscellaneous Goods &c
G0Id watch and Chain, one Dressing Bureau.
Terms cash.
ANTHONY BUCHLY, Administrator
m 3O- JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct'r
III The abave sale is unavoidabIy post
roned until FRIDAY, June 9th. at q o'clk same
hour. JAS Mcguire Auct
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