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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

EDsrc8s INrELLI5EScEA-PI=as< announce nv name =
eaaIhI.te for The o.e II CITY serreaa; ensuing
charter election, AMI If elected sill attend the dulles
prOmp,iy- LIvess'I IL p. CHAPLINE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

NG Eprros-I vOaIi thi. Hnesho Of iasnraIHE ny
friends that candidate for rs-leeion 70 the efss0
Superintendent e Water Works At sh= ensuing ghaFtsEt
lection. aa4 Eil b. .haaEi-I for their support
drel9s DANIEL DUNLAP.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

OEAcrlAF-Among The various curious and
almost irresistible thirgS in connection with tie
war in the East. which have recently turned up
by the Rev. Dr. Cumming. he quotes the fol-
loving lines. which he states he had copied from
an old volume Of the 18th century:
Ia sE5ee t-s kznared year., d. Bea<
II CrsaesAE UEl assaIs
Bat u TX Coek Ard BuIi 1nite
Th- Bear ~ aes prevail
1st mari! II tEtee Nh var srltz,
Lef 1sEAza knos. and fear.
ne Cross shaIl sand the CreseeuE Wase.
Dissolve Ard iisz1nelF.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
DIED.

49, 3 49,. 80 ~ IstS -, c1 ia $500 \
Eaas. A,SSE ri1lst aa1zAt=r e Rsb=rt as4 Rsbeeea
ne frienls of family respectfully invited to AZ
~ ,e fsrs-.l tAi- rs-.aavl a'se-ue. s'siceE-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
sPBCIAL NOTICE s.

Clogs Auodyne Teeth Ache DroPs.-rLis
sigpte aad seasIoas reary Instantly uPan he
erve 81 te tesla, tat iaeiate rsief EiTea L IN
upi,assny sEe-tte Kreosot.. inurr ts
Eus destroy IL e.sI Of the teths ts
Il hHs aeeopsed are astest-d, only ~
eois FrnsSai b highly appreciated ~ TIE
Publie K ~ loag besn By Dentists
Prepared soIa - A. b D. SANDS, PraEsisss, Ice
Pulton Street. Nev York
Ssld Alss by ;. c. GOOD CO.,
"a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

SIa EprTOE-Yea yin please iFiend ". ".
IRWIN, as Canlfiate for City Clerk.
jans MANY VOTERS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

How New YoRK BAkEas MAKE BREAD.-The
eslitOr of the Journal of Commerce has been
diving among the city bakers, and comes up
with this tale:
''our bakeries are mostly under ground and
ont Of sight, few who eat their bread ever
witness the process of baking, and perhaps 1t is
well that it Is So II has been said that he who
would relish his dinner, should keep clear Of the
kitchen. The rooms where the dough is mixed
are generally small and under ground; the men
sleep often, perhaps generally, in the same rOom
part of the night. Thy eTleI, smoke ar cAete
tO5srers sr bath, and Ee are eredi5iy ieforne3
that tie feet ins'ead er' tie Aahds are eJ5ea en-
ployei IN tie ProesSs 81 preparing tie dough-
And the New York Express follows with this
strong e0rrObOration-
There Is a bakery not two hundred feet from
Nassau street, may add. where the laboTers
are daily seen coming into the street, with their
naked feet and legs all covered with dough, and
the dough ooziug between their ten pedal ex
tremisieS! Ugh! Ugh,"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20


! TiH7rzinss . per g. below cast
beIgu
oer EoE sale PFivat al the GVsa-es- consisting
% C1Gassrs. SslVinE. Saht dvurs % be FenTr b
tn s q MsTeh, the starsrso1 = 60 be Oe-uPet b.
another party ~ TIA 1ss q AFrl
ISAAC Prayer.
It's Nasa Street
EDap1 lorres ne Aussiau FOR LADIES' sTsFy Ts-..sy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
TuE LoxpoS T,xEs.-We notice that recent

TuE LoxooS TIXEs.-We notice that recent
number of the London Times contained = very
lauiatory article upon the Tilted States, deSeri-
biog to it, readers what an honor ii was to be
tas President Of such 8 country. This Is an
other t.,rn round of that Journal, which, ever
since We heard Of it, or read extracts taken from
IL. has always been noted for its Inconsistent
character. Some time ago it was all furious
against America.-its vUiee was for war,-then,
8, 4,5n a, it vr4< proved that the operatives of
MANCHESTER ard Leeds, and the whole people,
we might say, we're opposed to its tone, 1t makes
graceful curve and comes over to the other
side. With all its power and reputation, itnev-
er leads, it never forms public opinion, 1t uni
versa!iy follows after. Those who heard E thu
Burrits sketch Of it in his lecture here, mist
have been forcibIy struck with its characters
tics. Its tss is all powerful when in the Sake OF
pubic opinion, but tame and PowerieSs wien
opposed. Its resent tone recalls the sketch
which Hazlitt gave of it some forty years ago
Few men ever exceeded Hazlitt in witness of
po.,raiture, none in sarcasm. The Times, ne
reinarke |, i not classical paper. 1t Is com
rn.rcial pa0er-a paper of bI>IneSs- II fonts
with the tide; il sails with the stream Il has
no principle, Is we take u II Is nor ma 1iS'e-
rial; it IS not patriotic; it Is eritie. Ii bears
down upon question ike first rate Inan-oi-
war, with streamers flying and all hands on
deck; but il the tiFst brOadSids does not answer,
turns short upon It like trimmed galley, firing
OF few paltry .qui6s to cover its retreat Il
Is ever strong on the strongest side II Is val
ant. staggering, insolent, with hundred thou
sand readers at its heels mt the instant the raS-
caiIv rabsrle turn round Wi,h the Wifi and Mid
of some fell circumstance, the Ii;nes-she rem,
egais-inconsisten Tilres-turrIS with them
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

PsHErHES ssAATa-E. lafi-.iy ss4sls'-.l $500
unler IL Is disaErreahle brtA UAe9 bg
i= the HRALs FHoCsAED FLsgEEaH denffFiee uo1d
OElv Teu<F hlf KAYE te us alahas
tEr1 Many -EsDlE Do En1E teiE bTeath = bad, and
ne saeet = - dcsfe. ther frels VIZ aEvsr zest5Ou
T. sfEie drep q the eE8fe year lpsEi bgzsh
aad uasA The te<Eh and lOEuig. sSeEnt h0ss
last year
A CoiIFEE11qy
ths -tBll1 q Ised El9eFs-4 II vii ts
p1es ana trkesfrez sktn. Having Il of sa al ose-
hue lFefa p1r 5lraa, Uaah
el1e flee night aasl laoEEiuE-
SEAyIAG NADIA EAsT.i q yqgr s1aTtlEsFlsh IL eiher
euti Uhteg IulF tE1lT tlrte dF FIlll q
IhGln4 Fl0Uers' rub tx bard e1 asa 4 IN llEe
hlfi1 sqGt tasfr s1eflSat sFrF1ti1l ofsk4F-
inS. Prise oHlY a1J rents
" p FETRlDGE CO..
FFankItn SqzaEr, SeE fsrk-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

Ma Eprgas-s Is With pleasure shat again Per-
issea pre<saf the % afriI AMI ehsei. nj
street Commissioner, Mr. JACOB ANIck. candidate
for Reelection IN TIA: os-- Is-e1sl OLn FRIENDS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
cHARTRR ELECTION.


Ma ED.Tua -pisase annOanee Tie tanouinr Iekst for
Council OF The StA ward ?. D. NORTON, JAMES 4 BA
KER, n. WILKINSON, ,. \. NsNAUGHTOS, nESRT B.
HUBRARD and c. CECIL JOn19
Ma EDr-ua-Piea,. aunOunes oar uortAy fero- ei..-.
JAMES n HALL, candidate tor slPeriuteniens &
the Water WORKS, and oeliEs
iAa2O MANY cTTIZENs.
EsrroEs announes GEO. EoRBEs.
son. sANL Mason candidates tor neubsrs Of ceHns
for the EihA Ward
M Epr-Ua--P4.ase annoanss eur eOup-tent friend.
Nr GEORGE HARRISON. As candidate ia The spsuins
election, for The oaes of CITY Clerk, and oAlEe
jaaT' vOFkRs sRNERALLT-
Mn EDsvOa-You vim please announce our irtead ". v.
IRWIN, as aCAnlfiate for CITY Clerk
'AA'
Ma. Earroa-ws roall Eteonasad y RICHARDSON.
Esq, suitable p<sna Scr tAs odase Of City Clerk at
Tie approaching election
EDyru1s ISrElLtsrScEa--PI-a>ea announce nv name
eaaihIste for the Ose Il CITY strsean; At he ensuing
charter seeoa, AMI Il elected S attend to the dulles
promptly LIyesssI IL P. cIAPLlNE-
NG En4roa-I uOali take this rnethoI informing ny
friends that candidate rs-=lee;ion the essS
,iesriaa, Aal ui1 b. :iAaIial for their support
drel9. DANIEL DUNLAP.
Ms Epir,z-i- VIII pleasure s1at again rer-
it'el pre>saf % istri-I AMI ehei Mt
Street "ouurasssaer NJ. JACOB ANIrR. eaailate
for r=-s'seton IN TIA: oeir- Js-e1sl OLn FRIENDS,
Ma EB:roa-I a.4a 4naol nes rasselr to nv f-Ilou-
citizens WhNrfuaSsr- II eiee,ed VII
attend 'Ae duties OF a4ii once with hi-uty.
d,eIs' R'BT. HAMILTON.
Ma Ear1oa-I would respectfully in'ern nv f,nar-
eis:s-us candidate for sAs 0fee Of Treasurer
4; ti- -nsains charter election
dee1s r W HARDING.
To rsE EosrnEs o. ISrsl-isEScEnI a-1EH oer nv
self cAniass for the ofee Of City Sssani- anil
elsetsi promise 20 aisesr duties Of said os faith
naily and irupArtiAiy- tIeerf'l II. coNANT
Mz.szs EDgTOzs-Yoa wi. please the name Of
P l. RIMBEELT, ezuiiis;e Ter City SerssaAt Al The
ensuing .;.on, and Oblse the voters q the
vAOle city lI=eIs'l MANY FRIENDS
Ia. EDyToz--Plsase announce JOSEPH JORDAN the
Peoples Wharf Master tth ensuing charter
ei=c;:cu, aud obssv IIeeISl MANY FRIENDS
ME EDrroE-Tou gill please announce the name 81
HENRV SHARP eaniilats for Stre-t COMMISSIONER
AID osgzs ClerIS'l MANY CITIZENS.
Ma Ep5roE-HaTlu< been requested BY LARGE number
di-Teat wards OF the city, to become
candidate for Street Commissioner, have eoEelO 10 de
So If elected I'll discharge the duties Of hat once
promptly. tleSls3 GEORGE BuLSER-
ME EDrrcs--PieAse announce the name o: BOLIVAR
WARD ofdee City the ensuing char
, to- .I--,'--- - oh'i-- r'--t NtNv ERUFHUS-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

70 arsSnfts Sa1is4saes entitled A. sffsaaes oaaesra
fag - sLrsfo rfse MEsa- .Lsf HH'isa q fAs CssH
IFleef5as-'' E-r-s>sF -ssss,r-y - fsas-
Rs Il o-fafsef Sy H. Coale n IL 6Isy . WssSffaG
TAS tn a-.s s-eiiaa o. th= absV~ Iesti ordnance b
a~.=ni1I aEd rs-ariainel - 70 RAJ - il5.Es-
SEC I. That r. E-raa q the NsFs-. N-nrrs ef The
Caznel Cl-rk Of ts Cfy. Treasurer. Sr=st-s- EhzFF
master. >sIet C5l risssndsEs % k Wsess
Work. AlfzFra-, b EeI GocfS MousIsy
nt Januarv aazuai esHsHl-Ts.nE ~ s'lack and
o'elnrk p places
Ia ri,- Firss W4ra-At tA- F5rss Wara Hoss Hoss<=
In sfr= seenu5 WArst-AI tie Civ ITAE-
In the Third v tryl-At 1se csuFt Hsn>e;
n FosFth WarI-At Ire R,iEh Ready Hoee Usus-
10 ~ Fith WsFa-Af TIE Sorta EoeHss sf se Psh5iC
IA saIi eEee:ians sAaE - MA At ~ .-rera rlaee1
soysnErei aEirF TIE EIatsndeEe~o q suea PersoHs
tn Mayor nay aapent-
sEc = his oraazes shah take eGees from ard Asr IL.
Pissed Jarzar, s 1851
Raj and aPPEOsvd, si snd aft~sIst- Ian- -, 1881.
ALFEEn CALDWELL, Na.sr
- i-.il LAcJHLINS RCsHFtELD'S-
, GROSS M=xscan Nus:aas Lata.-at. 80 SEQ
I = I4nlS LACGiILINS BTSHFIELD.
/ fSl pOZ Cherry PeetoFsi-
I fsl nsiZ ThsaPeos's ETr W.T.. r--evr-I ~
= jsRiS LAUSHLfNS BrSHFIELD-
L-Z i,s1s laU.:HiiSs RusuFrE1pz
" Jsais LArGHL4Ss Z hUsHFIELD.
ttI i.sIs LlrGall,'z & HrsHT1FLD'S
, I Jsais 1l'nlns 49, E,UeullSs susurIE1D.z
I'D IaaIs LaUiHLiSs ErsuEIEDs
an IRIS Spirits TsIFpeztsa@ ser sale ~
W IAnls LACGHLISS BCSHFIELD.
5llO q Is Is slrs Brzr.vrrlD--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

Ma EDsFps.-I again msselr to nv fellow
citizens oee Of whNrsuaS;sr. II elected, III
attend to the duties OF azii once with aI-Uty.
d,cIs' RrBT. HAMILTON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

Ma. Eo-rOa--I vOlIi respectfully inform NV feloE
eis;s-u, tina, an candidate sAe ses Of Treasurer
\; tl- -nsuinS charter election
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
Ind % 90
For sale or Rent.

a WOF7SE H. lsFsEs-8eIeFlI 80 e -
"A AMI Ian alF-~as- Al Rsar - us1urs-Id ~. y
a. Cr-a--Et Erua UsTs- 1Iso store rnaa "a -
kssse &C Ma ssre-9, CSHnEe UAesi1z- Easur- q
.HN RerFE
F1al-sF ~ W ErTz-W grs.fs---.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

TIVE SIRE Ra13 n-elnszi - , u Wgisas s--r.i
On o. S-ztts-U~sf CaF1-F - Mint as4 NJ,
gfr-tss Posszssi=r sven - sr-e ar-i ~ a,
FS-ts RZANcES A. ARllsTRByl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
PIANOS.

UasIe and 3IasG.aI UastFument-, Cutlery
and VaF'ety Goods.
no. 135 MAIN STREET.
Az recsvfnz keep enrstsnsls hand large Snek
i TIE ceL-bras-i HALLET, DAVIS = Gu > P1ASOES.
Also. esupIste aF+cVfsvnt % NEL0DEONs and sERA-
PiTISES. from The esebFats Eaanufaeforie Of Carhart
SeiaaaI AID 4 P IIa.ie Also, sPtsa<d fosIie Or
zaa, Hfyi= FOE Currs or Lecture Rooms, win far stops.
SHEET MUSIC.
al constantly resolving and keep hand la7pe and
esee % s=<t Music Ai4s. Instsztp RSeks
ssr every kind % InssEsmea- II
la esnnecsIoa viii above keep the largest stock in
til western country Of the f0llnUnE E1osls: Vl1s We
tHeSgoSl DTzbs BIsseg, 6ui.ars, Eanj0es, TAbFsa=s
F1atnass, AeenfdEoas Rate. Pies Poiets ClarasfIs,
Drums, It, Ia faet. keep every aTeIs bsIOngnz The
Music ia1siuess,
and rrAirs ant Al. Sr kinds Of Instruments, srnssay.
H-AH Eoads 1sTEsated. At this establishment.
d-r4a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

FTNHE sss-- Bo-1 - - EsFIs Ugst eo-s-r q NJ. a.,
i--T-f SFTPRaKp . eara,y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
For Rent.

T,lIE ss.-e tsaal. % lI.ia .rr-s sas-ris 4,,.,.,
Gorge 9isa&sl - 3 FsETvfsIre NJ Fus1a a.,
a-osi FEASCIs Z AgWSTzaSS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
NV ApvERTIsEnlENIs
waNTFD no REN'

4 SMALL DWELLING doesl5s s-.-s,-1I - e6n1
- RrEl11l1l l1-t-l - =
AS O.Ise.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

To rsE EorruEs % INrsI-IsEScEH-I a-AiH oaer m
self CAnildass for the ofee Of City sEsADi. AMI
sees. promise dscszF- the duties Of said oss s~,
fsily and iuP4rsiAiiy- tIeeiT'l II. coNANT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02
Bye w. BOrELER, Auctione.r

BY G w. BOTELER, Auctione.r.
SALEGF FINE FURNITURE SILVER.
~ Plated Goods, Lumber, &C.. Mt the Fair
Building. -Oa SATURDAY (Aprii 4,b) Mo n.
Ing. at IL O'Clock, shall sell at the "Faif Build
ing'-
One solid Roses oed Paflof Suite fl isted In
ratio brocatel, consisting Of one large FIeLch
sofa, one Aru- Chair, and six NJ edaliOn Chairs
One French. plate inor, 60 by 22 with elabo-
rately carv,d gilt fame
One elegant Canopy Beisteads, caIved walnu.
Superior Cuiled- hair, Shuck, and spring Mat
tresses e..
Handsome case Ct Wax Flowers
Silver plated rea Sets, Ice Pit here Butter
Coo era, Fruit stands, Liquor st.r DIS, Cake Bsf-
kets. Covered Dishes, Coffee Urns, Tea kettles,
Walters, Goblets, Castors, Mugs, &c
Block tia Entire. Dishes, Dish Covers, Fish
Dishes, Nurse Lamps, dc
Handsome psintt d TIN Toi!etSet
Fine ivory 'n6led Table and Dessert Knives,
Japanned Goods, &c. -s-..
One superior DR. Kane Refrigerator.
The above goods are OF the most SUI pc rior quail.
ty and workmanship, manufactured expressly fer
competition at the Mechanics Fair, and, afts I
having undergone the closes: scrutiny, were
awardt d the highest premiums
INN disteIy after the above sale 4 will seu
all the Stands, Lumber, Red Cambfic, &c, in
the interior OF the Building.
Terms al sale
ap3.3t &. w. BOrELER, Auct
ADDITIONAL VIII be added to the above one
carved Walnut Parior Suite, finished In green and
garnet brocatel, consisting Of , French Sofas,
Parlcr Cta;rs, and 2 Arm Chairs.
ap2-2: w. BOTELER, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02
By A. GREEN, Auctlcneer.

By A. GREEN, Aucticneer.
FO n "a l. Z A VERY DESIRABLE
l. Property, No 277 North Capitol street. nea,
the corner OF S street moth. Lots Nos. 80 and "a
In squire No 625, fronting 50 feet on North Ca D.
itol street, and running back It's feet to fifteen
feet alley.
The Improvement consists Of a very neat. sub
stantial, and well. built two-stoiv Frame Dwell.
Ing House, contsining hve rooms and back kitch
en-, with other necessary I'm proveme.ts
There Is good assortment Of w Jung fruit trees
Of various kinds.
IL SO desired the ground not built on will be
sold In two separate lots having sixteen # front
eat b, leaving the house and ground on which Il
stands to be sold separate. The location is cen
ual, being within ten minutes walk Of either the
Capitol, Post or Patent Offices, and In the imme-
diaie vicinity Of the large printing estab sh men,
lately built by Mr.. Wendell, and In "a pidly i'm.
proving part Of the city.
Also, Lot No. 10, uare No $50, fronting 81 n
on + at tenth str ct, second lot from st north
southeast corner. and running back 100 Il ct. no
iLchei TO 80 feet alley
For further particulars apply on the premSes
North Capitol street, 10 MULLEN
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 9th
at 5k O'Clock p m in front Of the premises,
shall sell the above described property
Terms: Two thirds, cash !; the residue In 8, 6
ard months, secured by deed Of trust on the
property with interest.
Title coed and no incumbrance wtateye,
sgsinst this property. .........,-
Furniture also for sale ....... .. -.
spad A. GREEN, Auctioneer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02

BY WALL, BARNARD & CO Auctioaeers.
D0SrIvE SALE OF HOUse.PURNuSH
L Ing 6sods 1t Auctiou On FRIDAY, The
Sd instant, we shall sell, commencing at 10 o'cIk.
at store No 4l9 Penn. avenue, te.ween 81 and
az streets, la &c and f1e assortment Of Hou, e.
! old Gods, such as
sofas, Tete- a retes, Lounges, Washstands
Deos'esas, Toilet and Hai-racis, Looking
Leaf and Centre Tables, Chains, Rockers, &c.
Painted ] In Toilet Sets Walters, Tlays, &c
Solar, hall, chamber, ard other Lamps
Planished Tea end q, fee Pots
sugar and Cream Bowls ID '.. q
Fine China Tea Sets consisting OF Al pieces
China Vases, Cups, Imsges, Statuary, &c. =
iureens, Compotiers, Fruit Stands, &C
oot-tubs, Sicp Jars, Water. pals
Decanters, Goblets, Tunblers, Lernonades
beer mugs, Wines and Ckampagaes
fhcoers, Toilet Sets, spittoons, Shovel aad
Store China, Plates. and Dishes
The attention OF the trade and persons WISHING
20 pu nase aoois In the above lue IS respectfully
cait TO the sale, as they will nd II well wor hy
OF their attention. ard every article Will positive
ly be sold without reserve
TerTt: All sums under S25, cash over sa5 a
c.edit OF sixty and ninety days for no es enc orsed
with interest -. 49, -
:. WALL, BANRATD & CO.,
IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02
By BARNARD &c BUCKLEY. Geo,oe,owo

By BARNARD &c BUCKLEY, Georgetown.
THREE NEW FRAME TWO BRICK
=. - neases az hectten in Georgetown On
MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 6, al S o,ci,i.
we VIII eel, 10 the highest bidder, those tn &c
new F'aEe Dwellings, on Third street, bet 1een
nigh ana Market streets, Georgetown
These Houses ere now rented TO goed tenants
ard cfer pc fl able Investment
Aiso. tuo small Brick Houses on Fourth street
Al 20 under rent
Also, two vacant Lots, adjoining, frontiap On
Fourth sire It, betws en- high ard Nj arket
sale positive lille perfect
TO persons of small means this rff.rs yn excel
lent Chance to secure home a build op lot
Terms liberal and made known AT sale
sp2 BARNARD BUCKLEY Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02
REEN. Auetioneer

ByA. GREEN, Auctioreer
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
tue, Bar and Bar-Fixturss and the
6ood.Wili of a II essaurant At Auctiou-On
SATU RDAY, the 9TH instant, 4 shall sell, at 10
O'Clock m No. $50 Penn. avenue between ID
Sd streets, near Adams & Co Is Express Office,
the fcilowing articles, viz:
Mahogany Bureaus, Bedstesds, and Tables
Looking Glasses, Comforts, Sheets. and Cases
Fine Feather B. de, Pillows, and holsters
One large Rsfhe crater, wood-seat CHI frs
Office Chairs, Crockery, and Toilet Sets
Seven fine Engravings, large lot Of Lumber
Also, the Gas Burners ana Fixtures
Ear and Fixtures, the Liquors in tie Bar, and the
goodwill Of the House.
Terms cash A. GREEN.
ap1 ID Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02
BY JAS e. Moe UIRE, Auctioneer.
ENUHNsTURE AND HOUNEHOi IL

FURNITURE AND HOUsEBOI EF.
Il fects AT Public Autti0n.-On WEDNES-
DAY MORNiNG, April list, at 10 o'clock, at
to residence Of r. T.. Eddie, Esq :, No Uuioh
Row, on street. near Seventh, I shall sci! all
the Furniture and Effsc's, compri>ing-
Walnut carved halt spring seat Sofa
Rocksr and Pa,lor Chafrs
Rosewood arble-top Centre Table
Gilt Frame NJ rror, walnut Rcut Tables
Damask and Lace Curtains, Cornice, &c
Brussels, three ply and Ingram Carpets
Mahogany Hat rec, hail Oil 10Th
Stair Carpets, Stair X DDS and Eyes
Walnut extension dining Table
Cane 81 at Chairs, Rockers, Lounges
French China, grant tea aud dinner Ware
Silver plated Casters, spoons, ard Forks
Tab Cutlery, Glassware, Walter
Mahogany and Walnut Wardrobes
Dressing and Plain Bureaus, Washstands
Looking Glasses, Clocks. Toilet Get
Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedstsads g.
Cur ed air md Husk M attire ses
Bolsters and Pillows, Blankets and Comforts
Window Shades. Rugs, Stoves
Cooking Stove and iatures, &c.
Together with general assortment OF Kitchen
Terms: $50 and under, cash; over that sum a
credit Of 2, and mo- ths for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest. '
mar e6-d J. q. MCGUIRE, Auct.
"fhs above sale 10 Postponed In csnse.
Qnenc a Of tn rain until MONDAY MORNING,
pril Oh, at ~ O'Clock. 800 $500. 81 :
ap8d JAS Z, Mc6UIRE, Auct-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02
BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
EX ELLEET HOUSEHOLD AND Kitch.
IL en- furuitnre.-On MONDAY, the OH in
slant, shall sell, a. the residence OF ge nile
man declining housekeeping, No 1872, co.rer OF
18th and l. streets north, at 10 O'Clock a. m an
excellent assortment Of Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Sofas, Parlor ard r king Chairs
Do Sidsboard, Bureaus, Card and other
Tables
Gilt-frame Mirrors, Girandoles, and Lounge
Fine 3.ply, stair, and other Carpets, ard OIL
cloth
Fine painted Window Shades
Cooking and other StCv s, &C
Terms: Under $50, cash over SO credit oi
Sd al 81 days, for notes satisfactorily erdorst
bearing interest. A. GREEN,
apl d AuctiCneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VERY EXTENSiV6 SALE OF SUPE-
rior Rev Furniture Mt Auctian.-On
MONDAY, the 9th day OF A pril, al 10 O'Clock.
day to day until sll is sold Of the very large stoc
81 superior new Furniture I'm the ware-rOoms On
7th street, next to Gdd Fellows Rail.
The assortment is large and varied, comprising
almost every de criptiCn Il House furnishing
Goods We name in "a t
Mahogany and Walnut Sofas, Arm Cheirs, and
Rockers
Bed Sofas, Reclinii g Chairs, ottomans, and
MAJ ble-tOp parlor Tables, Library Tables and
cafes
Mirrors, square and oval, gilt frame and CON-
mon, in variety
Bureaus, side6osrds, Wardrobes, Washstsnds,
SECRETARIES, Bookcases, o flee Desks and Chairs
Veiy handsome sets Of knamelled Chamber fur.
niture
Beds.eats in mahogany, walnut, and common
Hair and Husk Mattresses Bolsters and Pillows
Extension Dining Tables, mahoe any and walnut
A lot OF superior Lace and Muslin Window Cur.
tains
DwiTe, with greet variety OF ot her arti-
Giles which we deem unnecessary to emu
merate.
The stock q lis three large ware rooms, and the
whole will he sold TO the highest bidders The
sale will afford foe Opportunity 10 all persons
In the city and vicinity who desire TO purchase
furniture, and Is also worthy the attention Of tie
trade.
Terms OF sale: All SUMS under $50, cash over
$50 credit Of , and months, for notes satisfac.
tori v endorsed, bearing int est
The public are invited 10 examine the stock al
mar 2s : A GREEN, Auct