davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
Daper WAREHOUSES;.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE.-J. T. DERRICK
i SON < Co, No. 80 Beeknahst oder i~ sAs - IA
Writing Papers, English. French and Amerinsn-
NJ. Psn.r III sizes veizhss and qualities.
POI psr~y ali airs. weights and qualities.
Tsne Psper fancy color. aud white, Of the best quaty
H.pspe Pspsr white end coored. different wssrha
Hsfter; Psper, thin and VI the best quality.
Cloth P.r-r sxse and 4ex4s
fnsii.h Hardware PsPes largo assortment Just suivs4
gbesthins Psper Of the best quality.
Wnpplns Pspes Straw, Rag and Manila
Tea Pspsr ofdiferenf inca
Tar Rossas Psysr suitable tx roofs. n fo',a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

L,ARM for SALE-The Farm formerly belong
ins James Hoyt deceased situated the Purchase
Road Town Harrison Weseheer County about four miles
Rye Station the New Haven Railroad aud about the
distance White Plains, the Harlem Railroad
Said Farm three OF good lana
upon which new house barn aud other outbuldnsa II
not sold previous the nth inst will then be offered ST Auc
ton on The premises at u o'clock noon which time the per-
sons property Of said deceased will be sold For sriheI pi'
tculArs inquire Of GEORGE J. MILLER No ISL Washing
ton-st. New-York, EDWARD WILLETS near the prem
hes AhAbELLa nDi Il ,NeJulA
GEORGE j. MILLER, Executors OF
EDWARD WILLETS, james Hoyt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
Goal.

COAL.-THE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA
~ AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY having nearly
completed their Railroad from the Lsrkswsnns Coal field Of
Pennsylvania ard towards New York Preysf.d
receive orders and for the delivery Of their
RlOR SCRANTON Anfh:sceD COAL. on board Of vessels
Elizabeth Pot n J. fl2 ure. from, New York during the
ensuing aer 18th April Samples Of the dretent s
this co 81 aud al information desired rcspeens WI %
Eyer application the Oce Of the Coupeny NO d Alt
ST. NETWORK Insurance Building. second stoyJ wners
GEO D. PHELPS. President.
A. J. 0DELL. Secty VINE "AhkLN' ffessuref
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
Boaro an6 Rooms.
6ouses ano Garms toanieh.

HOUSE in BROOKLYN wANTED-To hire
u hn year with privilege Of baytx thsee-stoEy
BRICK Hot sE tnodern,Sailt preferredl IL must
contain II Rooms. Easements Psrors and four
Rooms each second and third Stories communicating BY
inside With hall bedrooms put them In Range
indisrenashs with
dry Cellar deep: Heu--
Sew{drr preferred; good Yard Csferu with dsxred
sd-wsiks AID garden eurhsbsek piazza preferred ors
liberal Trce s'ie.ed with Bathroom Location Be
eisan rts.<etsb;e ncishborhood contiguous Of R
rosos nal ,b-r than Csonsy nor west than Scher
rnehoa - tu,ton-sv aide preferreS Rent not % exceed
&f5o r>s sB.un ard ys,ue OF House about 500
having snsh property and sell may address Box 81
Bsooksya fc>f once.
WESTERN LANDS WANTED in MICH
w fGAN, WISCONSIN, IOWA, ILLINOIS add IN.
DIANA sis fer Improved Property some cssh VIII
Ss pssA s. COcKcROfT 4 A. r. SHIELDING.
No Is hsrchssss' Exchange, Wallet N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
EXCHANGE for CITY

E,ARM for SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY
IL PRoPERTy-At croton. wessshcster County within
half nie OF hudson River Railroad Station Contains 81
and has an extensive rver view wa be cold sneton
on The 2 inst not previously disposed Of For particulars
inquire Of J. NJ MILLER, No. 81 Msdes-sse. Ca, leave
ChsmberSsf Q. ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
Jnstrurtiom.
CHERRY VALLEY FEMALE ACADEMY

CHERRY VALLEY FEMALE ACADEMf-
" CHERRY VALLEY, n. Y.-Next Session will com
meuce NAV 1856 This Institution well known to re-
quire an Of its superior advantages Refer
OF the school: The Hon Josiah Sutherland D. feTner
New.York City; Major VIM. A. Thornton, u > A. West
Troy. n Y; Dr. Oliver Penn Yam. ~ " A. Hills, esq
Cleveland o. J. Liyins's9n esq La .isasn
cola Fa: c. O. FeLner esq San Francisco, California Ad
dress either c. g. HAZELTINE or Puocipai.
A FOWLER,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
CHOICI BROOKLYN PROPERTY for SALE

~ on OxfurSs near Washington fsrk-A frst class three
ory hrck HOUSE with ksh basement and counter cellar
hull, EDd hashed IN the rost substantial manner; IN
plete order; eli tie modern improvements Lot Se
BY lee Yard aagxed and contains choi1e Fruit Trees
The owner having moved Wet this property viii Be sold
bargain and O. eesy tsns-ssy half twohirds car ean
fer term OF years Owner viii remain 81 Jonsons bo'et
No wsueast. Cor four days Address Box So New-fok
Po<t-Cffc<.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
CELEBRATED IRON

uAINES BROS.s CELEBRATED lKON-
FRAME PIANOS-Large assortmenssf the mesas store
Of COOK BRO, Agents. No Sts Bro.dry az psppy
to say that | have used Hsines Bros. ra - cR1
orys utions and fnd them excellent insfruments
ROOT For purity and fulnes. q tone and s,s,n
Dn,S an exrr.Dee OF forty in the musical potes
Mon have seldom struneuts which have pesea
me 80 much in al respects"-JULIUs MbIH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
furniture.
DuiIoina Editorials.

LINGUISTIC TILES-For Vestibues, Halls,
H HEARTS, Dtnng Conserysories &c GARShlhS
CHIMNEY-TOPS, DRAIN-PIPES, &c. For sale BY
MILLER COATES & YOULE, No. 7s Pesrisi, ~ T.
DOOFS-ROOFS-RO cheapest and
best article for covering roofs is TAR ROOFING PAPER
which hand and VII sell IN large or am III
quantities suit purchasers
JAS. 7. DERaICKSON Co.. No 50 Beekman-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
I1yVO COdTNTRY SEATS for SALE-lOO Yards

ra-Two Of The most desirable. tvostory. handsomely
S,,s5 ss ecuuuedious residences in Nescheser County
beautiful and healthy villas about p miles from The city
Ten ra;uusrs v.k from the Railroad DEPOT accessible esht
time< dsy end sres Of Land with Aso for sss
essblished Bosrdos School inquire Of J. ?. PRALL No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

COUNTRY HOUSE for SALE-In South VIII
ssrnsburgh, Lone Island. 81 niles from PesksiiP AID
rsrd-s, Ferries twOstory double HOUSE N excellent
order being built years There Of Land, with
variety OF Young Fruit Trees. Shrubbey, Grape ArbOr g.
Situsfea wykofsy, between Myrtesv Plank Road and
the Cypress Hill Plank Road Inquire
the premises OF Of WN. n sLOCUM, at VIM Wan sons
Rope wAik Bushwicksv Possession when required PRICE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
Sc for SALE-In the village

y
thoroughly in 1854 Tor ard furnished with
modern convenience Of furnace bathroom water closet arn'
dry &c Il contains drawing library. dining room,
seven seerr and kitchen above ground Each sleep
ipr room u furnished with opening into
ha connecting with the kitchen chimney. The grounds are
crnarected With decluous and trees and shrubs and
The saren with The vicinity Of Flushing New
York CITY accessible BY railroad lees than hour ts Gel
eAraed schools gardens its heathne and tho beauty Of
its surroiuss reader this hoass very desirable for any
y-ho wishes . pleasant country residence. Apply to
J. B. PARSONS No - Wsl-st, basement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
EAST RIVER SAVINGS BANK, No. Cham

~ bers doors from Chathsm-lnterest at the rate
per per and less than $50; end
per 800 and upward All eposited
or day of April will draw interest hsG
dsy Bank open ialy from 10 60 and ON rhsrs
aays from TO 7 D. m PETER II. TITUS, Presidsok-
10 WHITNEY Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

LNARM for SALE-In Fairfax County, va,
I containing GOO ACRES within miles OF Alexandra II
OF the City of Washington Of two Railroads and two luf
phes with good Dwelling House containing Il Rooms
ters Icehouse and all necessary Out buildings i-cluilS
q large 1t is perfectly healthy has very .rEe ana
datey There are about 40 Acres in Wheat Address Letter
Roy NJ ZIG CITY OF Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

ITO LET m ELIZABETHTOWN, N. j.,
Il very desirable DWELLING HOUSE in Jerseyst oppo
site Christ Church House large and in good repair
well calculated rstclass Boarding House for the re
depce of large family attached fine garden, well stocke
with fruit trees and four five Of good land Communi
cation with the by railroad nearly every hour
The da For further aud apply the preni
SEES, w. DE GhOOI, NO. lou ffohts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

Of this Company and for Three Inspectors OF the succeeding
Election VOL be helc at the Office Of the Company Adrian,
Apr next The poll will be opened at IL O'Clock at ssd
continue open until o'clock and as much longer - the
receive the votes Of electoc
but mot beyond that day The Transfer Books wd
JOHN NJ HOPKINS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
BANK DEPARTMENT. ALBANY, July 10, lesA
NOTICE is hereby given. pursuant to the Statuto

~ In such case made and provided that all the circulating
notes issued to w 3. PECK an indysrssi banker FARn
nresened at the Office Of the Superintendent Of the Banking
Department Of the Of New York for payment within two
from the date hereof the funds deposited for tho
aempon OF the cuans notes issued @ the said Banker VIII
be given up nj oohVoNsiAhrn,
iyl7 iAylTu2y superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
Real Gstate for 6ale.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
I'D whitesone, L. l., overlooking Fort Schuyler, East
River Sound Large MANSON Hoase Stables Ice House
Garden and fne Lawn opng TO the River One OF tie most
desirable locations be found Accessible eight times day
by Flushing Railroad and by Steamboats, from Fulton Market
and Peek Sip Also for sale few choice VILLA SITES 3D.
iSiping the above. Apply to WILLIAMS CUNNINGHAM
No u.s. FuOnst OF DAVID 5. WILLIAMS, at FLUSHING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co. I
NEw-YosK, March II, isss. s
INHE. STOCKHOLDERS of this Company are

bereb, notified that the CERTiFlCArESofST STOCKS
issued under the recent amendment its Charter dividing thu
es-ta into shares OF 800 each will be ready for delivery -
the instant the surrender Of the present cs
ti6cates FREDERIC HOFFMAN, Secty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-18
PERSONAL.


go. The Hon. Geo Reed Riddle of Della.
ware, is in Washington.
80. The President elect is stopping at the
Merchants Hotel, Philadelphia.
-. Hon. James Chestnut has been chosen
President of the South Carolina Senate.
.... The Hon. John Robbins, of Pb;ladeI-
phia, is sojOurning at Guy Il Briggs National
Hotel.
80. BOurcicault and Miss Agnes Robertson
are coming South to fulfil engagements thi.
week.
80. The Hon Howell Cobb has returned to
his post In the House hall from his recent fly-
ing visit to Georgia.
-. Among the passengers by the steam
ship tennessee, Is Madame Lola Montez, who
has been sojourning in California for some
years.
.... III Nlcaraguense, Walkers organ, it
is supposed, has "burst up" in it's exultation
over walkers last victories as no copies we're
received by the last steamer.
-. Baker-of Poole murder notoriety-
accidentally cut his hand on Saturday last,
severing an artery, so that he was with diff
Guilty saved from bleeding to death.
80. The New York Mirror says that "Miss
Avonia Jones, the talented and beautiful
young actress, daughter of Mrs. Melinda
Jones,) has, by her superior acting, captiyated
a wealthy Southern planter"
80. Our former associate in the Star, Mr..
VIM. ID. Hope, is now the editor and publisher
OF the Philadelphia Argus, and has already
made great improvements in that staunch
Democratic journal. We wish him all manner
Of success in conducting it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-18
Bye. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
SALEOF SIXTY NEW

Stoves, Furniture, hc., ut Auction.-On
SATURDAY MORNING, December 10th, CON-
mencing at ten O'Clock, IT the warehouse No 4l9,
situated On the south side of Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between Sd and ~ sheets. shall sell siKtv
superior New Stores, embracing TIE following
desirable kinds. viz:
OCEAN Wave, Homestead, Island CITY, Niagara
New Fra Parlor Cook, Dew drop, Coral
villa Parior. Laurel, Patent Ranges, Model tur
mace. &c.
Togethcr with Il lot OF Coal Hods, Scotch
Bowls, Coal Sbovels, Pokers, &c.
The attention OF dealers, or any one in want Of
stoves, is particularly called 70 this sale as l. Is
positively without reserve.
FURNITURE.
Immediately after the sale Of stoves, shall eel,
also without reserve, fine assortment Of coed
Cabinet Furniture, consisting in Part Of
Mahogany Seas and Lounges
Mahogany AMI Marble top Centre and Rout Ia
bles
Mahogany Tete-a Tcte, Mahogany Chairs
Mahogany and Marbletop Dressing Bureaus
Mahogany Parlor and Nurse Rockers
Mahogany and Walnut Washstands and sinks,
with and without marble tops
variety OF French, Cottage, and ether Bed
steads. &c
Persons In want Of any OF the above articles
will find Il to their interest to attend the sale
Terms Under $50, cash; over $50, sixty and
ninety days credit, for approved endorsed notes,
bearing Interest. Z w. BOTEDER,
dec I'D AuctinnePr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-18
THIRD ANNUAL BALL
OF TEE
IN a TION & L GU AR D -,
AT CARUSPS SALOON,

a CdH OSIJC IChLOON,
On THURSDAY, December 18th, 1886.
THE THIRD ANNUAL BALL OF THE
Il National Guard will be given a. CARUsI's
SALOON on THURSDAY, December 18th, 1856.
In announcing this Ball, the Committee desire
TO state that every effort will be made 70 promote
the ENJOYMENT Of those who may honor them
with their presence. They pledge themselves 10
exclude all i'm roper persons Il ON the bali roem,
and the slightest deviation from proprietY VIII be
followed by iRstsnt expulsion.
The Guard have determined not to iss ne ladies'
invitations. They would take this opportunity
to extend general Invitation 70 their lady friends
Withers's band has been en-! aged
Tickets TWO DOLLARS-admittinga gen.
tleman and ladies'; to be had OF the members
and at the door on the evening CT the ball.
Managers on part of the Military.
Col Hickey, Capt G A Schwsrzmsn,
Lieut. Col II Riley, Capt Jos Peck,
Major r Bsron Cspt r Il Key,
Or Master w 81 McCOllnm, Capt l. j Towers,
PaymGster l. J Middleton, Capt A TAFT,
Surgeon J 4 SOrgsn, Capt r knight,
AssittAnt Surgeon Grimes, Capt NJ Balm,
Adiutsnt v ODER, Capt John Reese,
Capt Davis, Capt II Shekell.
Capt Bright,
Manager on part ofthe Citizens.
W y Maxruder JBTurton r HParsons,
John JOwers, y Douglass, A WattersOn,
w LenoK, Gideon, WE Hutchinson,
Clarke A p Garnet, Coombs,
York Alice, X n Laskey, b Currsn,
W FBsyy, JLSavsge, CMlIer,
Mcguire, r yGsIt Smith,
Fisher Wslach, ID b Clarke
George Plant, II Winters, J II Semmes,
w r Dove, G Busey, J Dudley.
Rigs, Bohayer,
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements.
Allies, JE Johnson, WMsConvey
Thomas Weir, GB Clarke,
dec l2-dtb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-18

GAINESVILLE, Tenn has instructed the Recorder
to notify the iron masters and other owners Of
Slaves, that no slave will be permitted to come
20 the city 20 remsin more than two hours, un-
less accompanied by some responsible white
person, under n penalty Of twenty lsshes.
Slaves having masters passes are exempted
Pcrecns having slaves going to or from Christ
mas festivities are not TO allow them TO pass
through Clarksville, unless some respectable
GAINESVILLE.
At Gailatin, Tenn, some twenty-five or
thirty negroes have been arrested, suspected
Of being concerned in the conspiracy. The
citizens have appointed a committee to exam
inc the matter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-18
Bye w. BOTELER .Auctioneer

Bye w. BOTELER .Auctioneer
GALE OF EXCELLENT FUREsTUR r
- at Auction.-On MONDAY MORNING,
De embtr 22d, at III O'Clock, snail sell at No 81
Louisiana avenue, south side, between Az and
9Th streets, collection OF excellent Furniture,
&c CONSISTING in part Of
One Parlor Suite OF solid rosewood, covered with
green velvet. comprising
One large Sofa, 6 Arm Chairs, and set eception
Chairs
Solid Rosewood Parlor Table, carved ard mar.
bic top
English velvet Parlor Carpet, walnut Secretary
Large gilt frame Mantel Mirror, French plate
Gas Chandeliers Brackets and Pendants
Marble Mantel and Crate
Dining room and hall Oilcloth
Brussels and Venetian step Carpet
Table Cutlery, Table Cloths
Plated Casters, Spoons and Forks
Crock nv and Glassware, ] panned Plate w armer
Chafng Dishes, Walters, Water Cooler
Buffers Tray, Dining Tables
Window Shades, Dumb w alter
Cocoa Mating, Punch Jugs
50 vain and maple Cdne-seat Arm Chairs
walnut Gard Tables, covered with morocco
Ingram ard 3-ply Carpets, walnut cane seat Set
tees
Walnu, Sofa, mahogany Wash Stand, marble
top
Walnut Rout Tables. marble top
Iron Wash Stands, walnut Extension Dining
Table
A variety Of Coal Stoves, Cooking Range
Large Refrigerator, Cooking Utensils, &c.
Terms cash on delivery.
dec 1S-d G. w. BOTELER, Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-18
GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEORGETOWN, Dec. Is, 1856.

GEORGETOWN, Dec. Is, 1856.
The Young Mems Buck and Brock Club
Lad quite spirited meeting at Forrest Hall
On Tuesday evening. The assemblage was
quite large and the very best feeling pre-
vailed. They were first addressed by Mr..
Bacon, who was followed by K. h. Crawford
Esq in bis usual eloquent and pleasing style
The weather is decidedly wiRterish just
now. The canal is entirely closed up with
ice-nOt sufficiently thick, however, as yet, to
prevent many of the boats from forcing their
way through it A skim of ice formed en-
tirely across the river also last night.
Business generally in our city, for the last
several days, has been very brisk. The num-
Der of country wagons coming in has been I'M
usually large, most Of them bringing pork,
which has met with ready sales at S6.75as7
+ S. Wright, auctiOneer, sold yesterday, on
the wharves of the Msssrs. Dodge part Of the
cargo of the bark VIM. Chase-6, 600 bush els
Turks island salt, at 34a35c. S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-18

NALIoNAL IaEArRE.AA fine bill is offered
!. 20 Tmisnt, sheridan Knowles's favorite play Of
Inc hunchback' is to be performed with
Yrs: flunkett as Julia, and Mr.. PIunkett as
master Walter. The performances conclude
Win "the Dutch Actor, )" in which Mr.. Glenn
AXES Tn ms rlch character of Van Spool.
1ne management Of our Theatre have, We
ps.oslVe' added to the attraction of their en-
Ne s r,, the fascinating young danseuse,
aiss Ella Warren, who has for some months
pas, been delighting the citizens of Baltimore
oy ner charming dancing. Such an scouisi.
t'cn Will be received by the Washin gtonians
win great satisfaction, and will much add to
the success of Manager Ford's establishment
he MELoDEoS TRoUpE.-This is the last
night Of this very superior company in this
city and should be improved by all lovers of
the fun, frolic and sentiment Of ETHIOPIAN
minstrelsy. executed by those who know how
to do it. The hall has been thoroogbIv
warmed to secure the comfort of the audience
tonight.
A FIRE caught yesterday afternoon in the
three frame dwellings on Tenth street between
" and II: belonging to Messrs Williamson and
Melvin, through defect in the chimney.
Conslderaole damage was done to the roof
ana furniture, but by the prompt exertions of
the hre companies the fire was subdued.
KEvIvAL.--Elder Knapp, the great revival.
lst, is still laboring with the Thirteenth street
baptist church, Or, Teasdale, pastor,) with
increasing success. He breaches every night
to large and deeply interested audiences.
CRNrRE MAEKET.-Supplies were abundant
TINS morning, and prices for many articles es-
pecially in the poultry line. quite low. Tur.
KEYS were offered at from sos. to 81 IS, and
chickens 12ta25c -
The NEW YORK LEDGER for each week re-
ceived every Thursday evening at the Nor.
thern Liberties bookstore, 327 Seventh street,
above the market
THE HIBERNIA CLUB, which holds its ball
to night, has made extensive preparations for
the pleasure of its company.
WATcH RErURNs.-Frank Bowie, drunk !;
hned 50 and costs. VIM Finley, disorderly
and fugitive from the workhouse thirty DAYS
added ID the term, and sent back. Solomon
Hubbard, do; do. VIM. Cropsey, do 4; do,
Andrew Herley, vagrant workhouse thirty
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-18
ByJas C. MCGUIRE, Auc,Ioneer

CDpD FRAME HOUSE AND LOT IN
NJ tho FIRST Ward at Guction.-Oa TUES
DAY, December the 10th, shall sell in font Of
the premises, ati o'clock p m part OF Lot No
5, In square No 81, having front on New York
avenue Of 20 Feet running back 136 feet, with the
Improvements which is good two-story r rame
House containing Ave roorns and wide passage.
The above property is situated on New York
avenue, between 2lst and I'D streets west The
House has beer used until the last y months "a a
Grocery Store, ard Will make first rate place for
the above business.
Title indisputablc.
Terms czsh. JAS. C.. MCGUIRE,
dec kuctioneSr.
II The above sale has been postponed
until TU ESDAY, December 23c.
dec L. JAS. T.. McGUIKE, Luct'r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-18

A CARD.
VNHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTF ULI.Y IN
Il FORMED that In consequence OF the advertise
ment announcing our Store House TOR sale on the
sth OF January next, and the probability Ct our
having to vacate soon after, we will Commence
from this date 10 sell off entire stock Of &c cd
AT COST FOR CASH
Those persons who desire to have goods charged
their accounts are notified that 10 per cent will
be added t0 the cost
A part OF TIE stock Is composed OF some of the
finest and most expensive SILK GOODS, zeal
LACE GOODS, and FRENCH EMBROID
ERIES; fine CLOAKS and SHAWLS, DRESS
GOODS OF choice fabrics, best LYONS VEL.
VETS, and complete assortment OF all kinds of
staple DIZZY GooDS adapted to the wants Of
families.
All accounts on our books will be made off and
presented on the 2ith Of this month Those in
deoted to US will greatly oblige us with a settle
ment.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY & CO,
dec l6-6t Corner Of Pa avenue and 9th st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-18

BY WALL, BARNARD / Co. AuctIoneers.
THRUST EE'S SALE OF BRICK 90UEE
L. and Lot in the First Ward at Public
Auction. - On TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
January 18th, at 3E o'clock, IN front Of the prem
ises, by virtue Of deed Of trust dated Nav Ii =,
1853 aud duly recorded in LibcT ]. A. s. no
lO4, foiios l3i, l35, and IJ6 one Of the land re-
cords for Washington county, we will sell, TIE
Northern part o. lot no -, In square il6, front
ing Is feet on s0th street west, between NJ and "
streets, and running back "a feet to an alley.
The Lot cOntainS 1854 feet, more or less, with
the Improvements, consisting Of a comfortable
Brick House
Terms: One-third cash the remainder In six
and twelve months, bearing interest, and secured
by a deed Of trust on the property
b. w REED, Trustee.
WALL, BARNARD & co,
dec II Auctioneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-18
Aid for Eicaragua-Affairs Of the Cherokee
Nation.

ST.. Louis; Dec. II Col. Titus, with one
hundred men for Nicaragua, arrived here
yesterday frcm Kansas.
The message of John Ross President Of the
Cherokee Nation, gives favorable exhibit Of
The affairs Of the Nation. He recommends the
rotrocession Of neutral lands b raise urgently
nseded funds He oOnplainS of the tampering
With their slaves by the agents Of the American
Board Of Missions as an unwarrantabls inter