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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-07-09

It's building stone will be in demand
wherever in the prairie country above,
villages and cities shall spring into ez-
istence.
It's climate and soil ft it to be the
garden of the State
If any one has doubts, let him do
as did the writer of this-come and soe
-Sprinqfeld Journal
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MARRIED..

On the ID Instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Murry,
SEQ q WILSON TO MARION UnBEK-
FIELD, both Of this city.
On the 4th instant, by the Rev. Geo Hill, at
the KtIkwo0d House Miss tEONAR MOSS TO
ID FR'NKLIN CARVER, beth Of Madiaon
Court House. Va.
ON the Sd instant. by the Rev. 6. w Samson.
CHARLES WEBSTER, OF Illinois, 10 Miss
MARY f. WALKER, daughter Of the late
Samuel Walker, Of this city
Portsmouth Transcript will COPY
On the ID Instant, by the Rev. r.. ID. 6urley
JAMES LONG, OF illinois, to Miss VIZ
GINA STONE, Of this city.
On the I'd instant, by the Rev John e. Smith,
Mr.. RtXFORD HATCH to Miss SOPHIA
MATTHEW'S, both of Fairfax county, Va
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By C w. BOTHLER, AuctionceT.
GLASS, hSD CROCktVY

By C w. BOTELEf, AuctionceT.
FURNITURE, GLASS, AsD CROCkEAY
IL ut AuCtion.-On FRIDAY, the 9Th instant,
l shall sell without reserve, at store No 4I9 Penn
sylvania avenue, between I'd and / = streets, A
large and general assortment Of Household urn
iure, consisting in part
Mahogany Sofas, Tete-a Tetes, Nurse and Arm
Rockers
Bedsteads, Chairs, washstands
Shovel and longs. Lamps, CaadlcstckS
Knives and Forks, Carvers, Steels, Chshng
Dishes
Vases, Chamber Sets, Foot Tubs, Pitchers
Plates, Cups and Saucers, China Tea SEES
Bowls, Mugs, Dishes, Bakers, Compotiers
6lcss Flea. Bowls, DecenteIs, Tumblers
Molssses and Cream Mugs, Sugar aud Butter
Dishes
Fancy Cups, Casters, Walters, Coal Hods
slop Buckets, Plated Spoons and Forks, Tia
Toilet Sets
Tea and Cal Bells, Busting and Furniture
Brushes
SaucepeIs, Flat lrons, Skimmers Ladies
Bread Toas!crs, Coffee Mills, Meat Cutters
Fancy iskets, Britannia Tea ard Coffee Pots
Cream and Sugar Dishes, Pitchers
Coal SifterS and Sho~elS
Also, large assortmen. Of Goods too numerous
to mention.
The attention CT he 'rade Is called to The above
sa e as the goods gill BE- sold without reserve
sale positive without regard 10 The weather.
Terms cash. q. W. BuTELER,
1ebS huctioneGT
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AUCTION SALES.

BY WALL, BARNARD Il CO .Auctioneers.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EF-
Il fects, Carprtings, &C.. at pBblic Auc
ten.-On THURSDAY MORNING, February
5th, at 10 O'Clock, we will sell, at our Sales
Rooms, corner 9th and streets, the Furniture
and effects Of family declining hou, excepting,
such as
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs and ecker
Do Bookcase, Walnut Side Ia bles
Do Marble-top, plain, ard dressing Blu
reaus
Walnut, Cherry, and Pre- Tables
Cane and WOOD seat Chairs and ROcfers
Wardrobe, single ard double Beds:eads
Gilt and plain Mirrors, Hall Lamp
Feather Beds, Pillows aud Bolsers, Comforts
Hair and Husk Mattresses, single and double
Three ply. Ingram, and Star Carpetings
Cook Stoves, arlor Stoves, Andirons
Together With good assortment OF Kitchen Re-
q-ites.
Sale positive.
Terms :. All sums Of ard under 225, cash !;
over that amount, credit OF 80 and 90 DAYS FOR
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
IL Auctionesrs
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u BrHnHTetH's FIIIss-Tne " cak, TIC
COnsuI1pv-, ReumstIc COstive Bilious after
some days Will find renewed strength and life
every organ Of their frames. Every dose makes blood
The in tue arteries
Ia the veD- These Pis first effect, the
t1rtz blood increasing tins circulation by which Impurities
dePo-.ed veins and they throw of .uch
tons into the bowels which 10y the derived
from BrsndrrtLs Pills, sXp-s them from the when
nIs us-i tie pills occasion gripping, and make
patient feel this must be borne with for the good
come afterwards No great good IL often achieved without
rome trouble Ia its asinmeut. and this rule sHp"s
recovery of health These only where
body has long struggled nnder load OF impure tenacious
hnmors consecutive use FOR few days will satisfy the
most unbeevng "f the great good the pills doing The
directions should BE- carefully studied IT Understood
followed health aud yisIr WILL In majority OF be
cared by the Use Of RRANDRErH'S Pills.
Sold at rs cents box Canal street Rrandrcth
Build'ng, New YprF; by I. W. Dyot Som. Is2 north
second street. Philadelphia and by medicine dealers
ally. nov
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb 4 Flour is steady; sales
Of Howard street at IS IS
Wheat is unchanged and dull at sl.43s
81 - for reds, and 81 55aSl.5S for whites.
Corr is rather lower; sales at 62a64c.
Whisky is ceiling at 25.s23c.
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have found them of aayng Irri,
uon ana In subduing Hoarsen-sS produced
orr clerical brethren real favor IA calling attention
u m"-Zons Herald -" We commend them TO the at
tenton of public speakers, singers, who
troubled with affections of The ost-Chrstian atch.
man F"r Coughs, Asthms &C. cheeruIIy bear estf-
Dlony rom personal knowledge their
Pictorial They simple and elegant admin
sering, In cOmbinston several medicinal substances
In general esteem among Physicians the treatment of
Bronchial sectons"-Dr. g. y. BISeow Containing no
opium or deeterous drugs, these used
freely by public speakers and vocss clearing and
siyinx si.ength TO the voice. Sold by all Druggists.
Oct l5-u N CALILS
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New York Markets

New YORK, February Flour Is buoyant
sales OF 500 bbls State SIS 35as6.50; South
ern S7aS7 20.
Wheat is declining; sales of 5 600 h-snels :;
white 81 IS Sl.SO Corn is firm sales of
10000 bushels mixed 69a73c.
Pork is firm; mess S2I IS. Beef is steady;
repacked Chicago SI5aSl5.50. Lard is I'M
changed, bblS. l3,e
Whisky Is steady: Ohio 2S..
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND To.MoRRov
BY c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
DINE HTS SALE OF FINE OH

DINE AHTS SALE OF FINE OIL
4 Paintings at Auction.--On wEDNEs-
DAY EVENING, February ith, at 81 clock,
shall sell, at nv sales room, Iron Hail by cata
logue, rare and valuable collection Of fine oripi-
nal OIL Paintings, by ancient ard modern mas
ters. Of remarkable beauty and value.
This extensive and beautiful collection Of Paint
tings IS now arranged for exhibition. The pub
lie are iEviled 10 call and inspect them The
Hall will be open TO vis!tcIs from m TO IN.
Terms: $50 and under, CASH ever $50, 90 and
81 d,ys' credit for approved endorsed notes,
bearing interest 9. w. BOTELEE,
feb I'D Auctioneef.
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BALL FOR THE
RELIEF OF THE POOR

OF THE SECOND WARD,
On THURSDAY EVENING. Feb. ., 1857,
AT CARUSIS SALOON.
The procee Is 10 be banded ov to the Treasurer OF
the Ward Committee
John Hamlin, John Ellis,
h Graham, James Sherry,
Nicholas Ca.ldn, Minor,
Jos Tate, Patterson,
Il b Graham, Andrew Tate
u Long, Barron Frerer,
Theo'e W almsley, w Simpson,
Thos Potentini Thos r. Williams
Tickets, ONE DOLLAR-to he had at John
Ellis Music Store, X. Farnham's Bookstore
kirllwood House, X. Adams, OF the managers
and at the door on the night Of the ball.
feb tb
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POSCO'S FEMALE rILLS-Tke combination OF Inxredi-
cuts In the fa perfectly Esrmess Their
oers are based upon extensive practice
yeS's and, where the directions have strictly fol
10 we'd they have never failed ali Irreguarcs
relieve painful and difficult menstruaton ps ir1lgTIy
the change ~ life. They will the whites remove
al distractions arising from cold csusss
and may be used successfully Preventive Call UPON
the agent, sud get Circular for particulars free
Price 81 box, with fall directions
retail ~ CHAS STOTT, Druggist, Pennsylvania svenne
SAACEL u WAITE, 52s Seventh street Washington D. O.
md h y T. OSSEI, 0eOrgeOTn to whom all
be ,eht and the Pils viii be cent connGeHsy by nail to
ladies' who enclose then = dollar.
N BSee signature the box; tocoanterfeititir for
1T!
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ByC w. BOTELER, huctIoneer.
ALE or RICH JEWELRY AND ELE-

r
~ CANT Fancy Goods At Auction.-On FRI
DAY MORNING, February 9Th, commencing at
II O'Clock, | shall sell, at my SaleSrcom, Iron
ball, an Invoice Of elegant Jewelry and rich
French Fancy Goods, consisting IN part Of
Fine Gold Ear rings, Bracelets, Beast. ms
Finger Rings, Hair Pins
WIFE many other rich articles Of JeweIry
Crystal Boxes, and large collection OF he}vily
Gilt Fancy Goods
AltOgetbe, forming the handsoncst variety OF
Fancy goods we have ever offered for sale at
auction.
The goods may be examined at any time pre-
viouSlV to the sale. The ladies are particular.
Invited to attend. T.. w. BOfELER,
Feb I'D AUctiOnePr.
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UThe Worlds Benefactor aItir,

the true physician has been known therendo humanity
and ia our aysmany but title
NJ N Gardner however the few for she has ric
ered In the produ Of the BALsAM iIvERwoE-
AND hoAEHoUSp, which has ht cnr-
md hhay won for it-ea place among STANDARD Emily
Medicines Of the dsy the for al affections @. In.
Lungs
Mrs1rs Weeks Potter, No l54 Washington street Bos
ton General agents For sale by W. H. gilman On srIr.
stn N1iTn Palmer, y. Gilman aud by Druggists gen
rally. ~
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lin Union there Is Strength. The Public
GOOD our only Aim.
GRAND BALL
OF THR
Union Fire Company, No. 3,

- Vt ~
At THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
On MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9Th. 1857.
THE COMPANY PLEDGE THEMSELVES
Il to spare no pains 20 make this pleasant and
agreeable to ill who vii! favor them with their
patronage.
Withers' Band is engaged for the occasion.
Tickets ONE Notwithstanding a gentle
man and ladies; TO be bsd OF The IN, mbers, and
at the door on the evening Of the bal.
Conmittts Of Arrdng emcntS.
Saml Douglass, Vim r. Mastin,
Jas Reilly, w Moore,
Jno Bury, VIM Is Mickum.
FEB - Ct
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Ms7oraltY Election.

LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. 3 AT the municipal
election here to-day Mr.. Zimmerman, demo
cat, was elected mayor by ~ majority over
the combined vote Of four competitors.
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BY WALL, BARNARD & co Auctioneers
ENGRAVINGS, LITHOGRAPHS, &c. at
- Public Auction.-On THURSDAY EVE
MING, February 5tb, at O'Clock we will sell
at $40 pennsylvania aveOue, under Browns Ho-
tel, general variety Of Religious, Historical
Political, and Comic Engravngs, in all neat
assortment, all OF which must be disposed Of TO
close consignment
Sale positive Terms at sale
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
feb dts Auctioreers
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ByA GREEN, Auctioneer

- On SATURDAY, the 1ith February, at ten
O'Clock m, at the store No. 500 Ninth street
opposite tie west end Of Centre Market The
Stock consists Of many Of the usual aItlc,es in z
grocery store, and are all fresh aud Of good qua'-
ity.
The Store Fixtures will also be sold, together
with very valuable new fire proof Safe, and
three Chinese Images, such as are used In Tea
Stores Terms cash.
feb Id A. GREEN, Auct.
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Mail Robbery.

EAsros, Pa, Feb. The secret mail agent,
Holhrook, has traced the extensive mail de-
predations hereabout to a clerk in the Somer-
VILE most cf1ce
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shInWreck

SAVANNAH, Feb. The British ship John
Miller, Capt. Bell, from Newly Island, has
been wrecked below this port Crew saved
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eIBBS'S HAIa mANURACrORy.

Penn. drt1nt, bctFte1 VIA and 1Ofh Stretfs
VTTIGS, HALF WIGS, BRAIDS, CURLS.
w Bandeaus, Frzztd X ollers, &c, always on
hand, and made to order at few hours notice
Ladies' Hair Dyed, Sharnr ooned, dc, In the most
complete manner All sorts OF Toilet Articles
from the best French and English houses.
No 3O9 Pa avenue, up stairs, over Davis Music
Store
n. d Hair work repaired OF taken in ex-
change. jan 2s-2w
rVNHALBERG's PORTRAITS AND ALL
Il his Compositions for sale at METZEROTT'S
Music De0ot The sale CT secured seats on Sat
urday, vil commence at 10 O'Clock III.
jan j.
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SELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH.

SELLING OFF AT COST FOR Cash.
LNORDER TO
Very Large and Beautiful Stock Of Winter Dry Goods
We O
ENGLISH MERINO,
Sat emit
al ,wfth2S
,wIth5E
cent, worth
al cents, wrth75
2entsw
a c e. sworhE
so OF
Hands
NtsPRlN6 SUPPLIES. Hall,
No9
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Bank Rohtefy.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 2.-Tbe examination
of the bank robbers has been postponed. Mr..
Stringsr reports $40 900 of the stolen money
hid II state room on board the Cahawba-
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DR.. WILLARD, Dentist,

LATE OF CHICAGO,
w OULD RESPECTFULLY INFO NJ
w the citizens Of the District and ~
vicinity, that having located him, elf -
in Washirgton, he is now prepared TO NII1rD
perform all operations, In his profession, IN the
most approved style
Ofsce No. $50 Penn. avenue, adjoining Cav
tiers ian 2O.ly
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lea Breaking Up at the West

LOUISVILLE, Feb. Tho ice is breaking
up and the Ohio is open from Cincinnati, and
the Mia .ssippi il open from Cairo.
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DYh. GREEN. hrcti

by A. GREEN, AGctoreer.
'!hCSEEE'1 SALE.-By virtue Of deed Of
Il trust dated February Q, 1853, and duly record
ed in Liber A =, IS Of the land records of
Washing ton couaty, Dis.ric; OF Columbia, and al
the request OF parties interested, [ shall sell -
public sale, In front Of tie premises, at O'Clock
p m on WEDNESDAY, the 18th CT February
next, part Of lot No. IL, in square OF reservation
10, with the improvements, being two-stcry
Brick dwelling, fire proof, fronting west about
Is feet On al alley, a9d In The rear Of the Jackson
Hall
Terms: 81 200 cash; the balance IA annual
payments In one, two and three years, with IN
terest, secured by deed OF trust.
CRAVEN ASHFORD, Trustee.
jan 3l-lOt A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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The Ohio River.

PIrTsBURG, Feb 2-The accounts from the
lower ports are unfsvorable for the opening Of
navigation AtCincinnsti the river has risen
foot. At Louisville it is but slightly changed.
The Ohio is clear of ice below the Falls 10
Salt river. At Cairo the river has risen nine
feet and is still rising
The weather here is cold and the ice firm,
with gloomy prospect VI an early breaking
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From Mexico

Nsw ORLEANS, Feb. Dates from Vera
Cruz to the 10Th ult have been received. Ii
was reported that Soto retires from the minis-
try. There were also rumors of a nNw insur-
rection at Pucbls San Louis affairs were
unch
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DIED,

On the ID instant. Miss AIRY ELLEN
COLEMAN, In the cath year Of her age.
year, months, and day only daug hter OF G, g.
and Kate 3. Wynkoop.
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TNRUsrEE,s SALE CUR

IIsHely''-by virtue OF decree OF Inc Clr-
cult Court for Charles county, Mar land, sitting
as Court Of Equity, the undersigned, as trustee,
Will offer at Public Sale, In the City Of hleXan-
dria, virginia, In front OF the Mayors Office, or
THURSDAY, the 5lh day Of February next al
II O'Clock m, those two several pieces or parcels
OF Land, situated in said county. called ''W heel
eI's Palm" and "Osborne's H8zLdTd,n contain
Ing together rome 30 acres, more or LEES, with
that well known and Valuable Fishing shore at
tached, on the Potomac River, commonly known
as ''Chorns Gut" ard all the rights, privileges,
AID improvements theIe'O b. longing. Of which
Samuel l.unt, late Of sad city Of hlc1ardTia, died
possessed
The terms Of sale by the deere are as follow
One-fGurth Of the purchase money TO be paid In
cash on the Gay of sale and the remainder in
equal instruments In six, twe,ve, eightsen and
twenty four months, with interest thereon from
said day OF sale, to be secured by the bonds Of the
purchaser, with sure les TO be approved by the
Trustee; upon payment Of ~ hich the Trustee is
authorized to convey the property
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Trustee
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Two isVENT0HS.-PATE OBTAIN
Il cd, and f1r every application apatent guaIsn-
teed A Book containing the location OF all the
Ncdels, Guide TO the National Museum, pub
llshsd by me For further information apply at
my ofire AS Seventh street
small Ctdce 10 rent al So per month.
feb23* ALFRED HUNTER
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BALL FOR TIE PooR.-The Ball at Carusi's
Saloon tomorrow night, for the benefit of the
poor, promises to be an agreeable affair; and
we have 10 doubt the managers will be able
TO hand over to the treasurer handsome
amount Those who are lovers of the Terpsi-
chorean art, while enjoying themselves, will
have the satisfaction Of knowing that they
have contributed something for the poor.
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LAMP WARRANTS LOCATED.

TINE SUBSCRIBER, A RESIDENT OF 81.
Paul, NJ. t, having an extensive knowledge
Of the Government Lands In Minnesota, Nlscon-
sin, and iowa, and having great experience IN
locating the same, Is prepared 10 enter warrants
to great advantage TO those wishing to invest
Particular attention given to procuiing IanSs
contiguous 10 Railroads when they become sub
ject to entry -,,,..s-
Lands and Lots In and about the cities OF super
Tor, Bayne'd, and 81 Paul, for sale.
IL. LINDSLEY, kirkwooo Rouse,
isnsaIm Washington, ID c.
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NOTICE.
IL Is MON FV

L II
rLOCkS!- CLOCKS m-CLOCKS Call
~ at the Great CLICK Emporium, opposite xa
Browns Hotel, and see the greatest assori- DI
ment CT CLOCKS this side OF New York IN
Good Clocks warranted for : so Also, ell tMJ
kinds Clock Materials. oils Cords, Balls, KEYS
Weights, &c The trade supplied at wholesale
prices. Cab or Clocks given in exchange for
old Silver or Gold Watches Also good W atches
for sale low. Cal and sec for Yourselves at
J. RUBINSON'S. $40 Pa av
Jan2 opposite Browns Hotel
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'ENHE UNDERSIGNED Is AUTHORIZED
Il to OF, for sale, al the time and place above
specihed, good and complete ishlng Fix, in
Guiding Seine. Bolt, SC , a part Of which is now
upon toe above place, and the remainder IN Al
eIaGdIia.
The trims 10 be made known at the sale
Jan Jh-eotS JOHN w. MITCHELL.
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DANCING.
SECOND AND LAST QUARTER.

oLOUNB HNH LAoI VUAhI EN-
DROF. H. w. MUNDER, REsPECTF LILLY
announces 10 his friends and the On
public generally, tina; his second and last ~
quarter will commence from the LIST TO tie kI18
hth ofFebrusry. AL that wish 70 prepare 4N,k
for the Grand May Festival, would 90
well TO enter their names Immediately:
The Fancy noes this season, Will tsi sxeei
any that has ever been introduced in inls eiyp
himself or any other teacher
His agreeable soIrees, which has been 80 %.
tensIvelv nafron,zed This season. will continue
every WEDNESDAY EvENlN6, (weetneI PEI
mitting) until further notice. Jan WV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-04

A RAILROAD ACCIDENT took place ON Mon
day on the Orange aud Alexandria railroad,
near Madison station, by which an engine
was precipitated down a bank ten feet high.
The conductor, Mr.. Crupper, and the engi-
though not seriously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-04

The Mail is entirely behind the times, and
Is beaten every day by private enterprise.
Thus the New York papers Of yesterday were
all about town last night in the hands of the
periodical dealers and newsboys, and yet up
to ii o'clock to-day have not come to hand by
mail. Uncle Sam must wake up!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-04

IL THE CREDITORS or SAM'L LUNT,
ale CT the city Of Alexandria, deceased, ere here
by notified to file their claims, with the vOuc hers
thereof, IN the once OF the CLERK Of the Circuit
Court for Charles county, within sir months from
the day Of sale NJ the above land
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Trustee
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The Sugar Duty-senstor Benjamin

CHARLESTON, Feb. 3.-The House Of Rem
re,sntstives of Louisiana have passed . res
olution iastrrcting the members Of Congress
from that state to oppose the contemplated
repeal Of the duty upon sugar.
A warm debate has taken place in the House
upon a resolution endorsing the course Of Sen
ator Benjamin while in Congress and during
luton was laid over. and its passage Is be-
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TO CuTTON PLANTERA.

yyyHE hDyERTISER Is DISPOSED TO
Il remove further south force OF Negroes L
will ioin some gentle man owning land in Ala
bams. Mississippi, -or Texas In Cotton Planting
IN conartnership correspondence Is invited
with persons so inclined, and with a view 10 Il.
AZ the desk Of the Star Once. ian 2s-eolw
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THE INAUGURATION.

TINHE MOST EXTENSIVE PREPARATION
u is being made for citizens aud strangers In
the way ofTOILETTE ARTICLES, such as
POD new pattern Hair Brushes
10 d zen India Rubber Dressing Combs
5gross OF Brown Windsor Soap
1Ogross Of English Honey Soap
case Of Farina 6ermaa Cologne
&c, &C, &C,
PARKER'S Fancy. Comb, and Perfun eyy
Store. under National Hotel. feb 3-3ts
4 CAKD.-HAVING MADE A CHANGE
IN In my business, Il becomes imperative upon
me 10 close previous Transactions with the utmost
dispatch. Therefore, d persons indebted on
open account or by note lying over are requested
to make Immediate settlement by cash or accep-
table paper.
feb 39w ". NJ. Mc6RE6OR.
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PRISONER -Jno. w. Newport, who claims
to be lieutenant in the British navy, was
arrested last night by the guards and &C mined
in the guard house, for drunkenness and pro-
family. This morning, his friends not being
willing to foot the BILL he was committed TO
the workhouse for thirty days.
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SPANISH COIN WILL BE TAKEN AT
- par for HARDWARE, &c and prices will
be guaranteed as low any house in this Dis
Ilct. JOSEPH L. SAVAGE,
Sign OF the Gilt Saw,
feb g. Pa aT bet 10th and 1lth streets.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
legislative Visit to St. Louis, 90.

ST LOUIS, Feb 5-The members Of th
Legislature of Missouri arrived here ysstsr-
day afternoon, on a visit, and were escorted
from the depot by the military and the va
the Mercantile Library Hall, where the formal
reception took place Appropriate speeches
were made, and general good feeling pre-
vailed. To-day, they were entertained with
grand dinner at the Varieties Theatre BY
the Eoard Of Trade
The restheg is suddenly colder, and the ice
in the rifet Sc strong that vehicles cross 10 th
onrosite shore
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CALHOUN, CALHOUN WHIskEr.--

A NALHUUN, CALHOUN WHIAkET.--
" Just received another consignment Of this
celebrated w hiskey. IL Is pacled in cases Of
one dozen bottles; IL Is old and Of very fne
quality. For sale, by the case or bottle, by
SAM BACON Il CO,
feb 2-1 corner Of eth street and Penn. av.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-04

WASHINGTON CIRcUs.-Remember the ben
eft TO the poor, to be given at the Circus to.
morros (rbursdsy) night, when the full
strength Of the equestrian corps will perform.