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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10
w&sHrNaFos

The citizens of WashinFton Territory
had captured IS 4niiaRq, aad you'd kan
them for their dapsedatioue.
TREASURE LesT or TIE crNgGst l,sgER'ca
The shipment Of treasure by the Sonora
which connected will tie lest steamer Cea-
tral America was : ,695. eGa
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10

WE have on hand several tons Of assorted Bar
w Iron, which we will sell very low for cash
STAPLES, MARTIN 4 co.
stanton, Sept, 20, 1851.
YTLETIgS WORM PTrMs. We wish 10 cali
IN particular atfsatioato this article, 1t has been
in use severel years. and has given entire satisfae-
ton. They are palataoe and inviting to children ,
they ere certain and safe in their operation; 10
purgatve is required in correction with their use
they never fail when used according to directions.
Eor sale ~ LINK d KINNEY.
Chemists Drugs ISIS.
Stauuton, sept. ;, 1851
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/ WILL proceed to sell ON The premises respec-
lively, on Saturday. sfe 10h dayof October, 1857,
the following
TRACTS OF l. AND.
belonging 10 the estate Of Michael Bear, decd. to
Tit The first eoitaBg AZ AcFes. as ascertained
by rec Mt survey, situate 0n a beautiful stream
lowing into Middle River quarter Of mile from,
the pleasant village of ChurchyiIle; and seven and
a quarter miles fIem The Town Of stanton. There
upon the tract oil the necessary improvements
for both domesfit and agricultural purposes
inong them large Biick Dwelling a bank Barn !;
an excellent Orchard Of all the variety Of Fruit
common IN this climate and, besides the creek al
luded to. there is never failing spring of the best
limestone water near The dwelling.
The other, containing ISl Acres, situate on
Buffalo Greek, not far from its junction with Mid
die River, two uies South west from ChGrchyijie
and from Depot of the Va. Central Rail Road :
and also. having upon it the necessary improve
ments for domestic and Agricultural purposes in
cutting well oil good water within few yards OF
'she dwelling. Tue bottom lands are excellent the
tmbefed and cleared lands are duly proportional
1t Is seldom that such lands (being excellent lime
stone and slate. with dense, heavy clay sub-suiD
are to be found in Market. The heirs being nm
nervous. the amount OF each ones distrbutive share
VIII be comparatively small consequently, they
will not purchase.
THE TERMS Will be--Sll the expenses attcr-
ding see saesto be paid upon the delivery OF pos
session ONE fourth If tie residue in six months
and the balance IN ore and t+o equal ANNA, stall
ments next ensuing thereto to be secured by bonds
and satisfactory surety, and retention of the title
as ultimate security. deHN &. WATTS.
Admir lie bons ron with the sill annexed
stasaten, a., SEPT. ., ieaT ids.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10

A Lot containing ACRt.S within one hundred
yards Of rae pepot IN the Virginia Central Rail-
road. with iifst rate rev STORE HOUSE on the
same, a No l. stand for any orc Wishing to engage
In the Mercantile business. This LOT '"as on It a
Spring which flows for nine months ia the ar,
which is its natural state, aud if opened wouio af
ford water the year round. a beautiful building
site convenient to the Spring which could be
made desirable homo TO Mechanic Or Merchant,
end ia healthy and intelligent conn unity
convenient TO Schools and Churches. Posses
sion given OF short notice.
ANY communication either personals, csihy let
ter vii. be promptly attended TO- by addressing
the undersigned, at Fshersville Post 0fc,.
+. SCHMUCkER,
Agent fer Hurst & Berry, and others
Sept. 90. ls57.-Im.
Woodstock Tenth Legion, copy one month, and
send account 10 j. Sehnucker u 10 this olicp
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10

AGAINST In Chancery.
McFAlIfS Widow. d.
10 Jehn Crawford. as surviving partner Of the
late firm Of MeFali 4 Crawford, and as Executor of
David MaRs. decd John Irvine ard Preston
Good, Administrators Of saii McFal END the
credtors OF said MeFall-
Take notice that, on the 2ith day Of October
lS51, ~ ny Office, ia stanton, / will proceed mn
der the decree Of the Circuit Court Of Augusta
County.
lst. 10 take an accour. Of the partnership raus-
actions - John Crawford and David cFail.dec Il.
md. To take account Of the Administration
II the estate Of said MeFall % Johr Crawford,
Txeeuter.
Sd. To fake an account If She transactions Of
said &eFall as Trustee Of BRYAN & Webb.
AL. II tsee account ot The Administration of
said Mel}all b. said Good and Itf Inc Admins
traitors. dc.
9Th. Totase snascouut % the assets and indebt-
edness of The estate Of said McFa, and the rcspec-
tive priorities OF its debts.
hereby request all persons having claims against
said estate 10 produce item with proper prptf
thereof, before ME en or betdre the day above
mentioned. WM. :. II. BAYLOR,
Mast. Commissioner.
September 90, is57..-aw.
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LIGVT.

=. HAVE JUST received another supply ofthosc SUI
perior German Matches that never miss ire
For Sale by the gross or retail.
l.. j. G1ENDT,
Per. c. I. CocHRAE
Staunton. sept. &c, 1857
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10
GROCERIES! GROCERIES,.

P. S.--Cutine. Repairing &c., &c. done On
accommodating terms. FELIX TRAINER.
Stanton, Oct. 3, 1851.
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RAGS! RAGS!!

frHE HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH WILL BE
l PAID FOR CLEAN LINEN ANn COTIGS
kAGs AF THIS 0ttlEE jan. ~, 1871
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10

Ground, she IS very sentTe, IS bcIoW the common
of Cows, and Is between and years old.
Any person who Will retRrn her, or give infor-
nation so that she may found, will be rewarded
by J.TURNEE.
October, 10, 1851
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10

NOT SUSPENDED. The Exchange
Bank at Weston, and the Banks at Phillip
"a and Fairnont haze no. suspended.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10

GROCERIES Gw0CERIES.l
GCGAR, Coffee and Molasses Salt, Plaster and
- sole Leather, Pine Apple Cheese, finest Green
and Black Teas, Sperm. Adamantne and TalloS
Candies, Mael ere in kits and half bbs., Cotton
Warn ef all Numbers, thermometer Chu Ms
Wooden Ware Of every description, and variety
Of other articles too numerous to mention, which
we will sell low so all we ask is call before ppr
chasing elsewhere
STAPLES. MARTIN co.
Etaunton, Oct. 3, ls57.---Spce copy.
A LOT OF pARl.oR AND COOKING STOVES
IA jus. received ct the New Hardware Store.
y. ". kFNNEDY Y.
Stanton, Oct s, 1857.
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sYEaG E.EF.

At Rulqs held in tae Clerks ode Q. HE oireais
Court OF Augusta County, sept. :, 1851.
Robert G, 18b.fta5 pt.t...tg
against, ''''''''s'
samuel shelley, Darie Shelley, ,
ANDY and whitney Ga hing and e"'"- Defendants.
Il Defendants then agents attornies and all 9TH
concerned. from proceeding to enforce the col
lection OF Judgement recovered On the Law side ct
ills Court by Che nuen,Sui S.nuel Shelley against
the Plaintiff; until the further order OF the Court.
Itapreagng BIZ satisfactory evidence that the
Defendants are net inhabitants 81 this Common
wealth i Is ordered t5,.. the said Defendants do
appear here Within dHle month after due pUbliea
ton OF this order and 10 SHAT IS necessary 20 pro-
tect tIeir interest. a Copy
feste. Memo. e. KINNEY, elk.
Sept. L, ISL An.
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NsEelEI.aA L.h-Aslr 80

\ VERY superior artl,le % Ground Plaster
: eeassaatly % hpnd at ,lp Railroad Depot.
feea's e,sss. NJ. A. BURKE,
staaasan, sept. =. 1877. o..
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10
HOUSE ANp s4or r0R sALr AZ
GREEN BANK.

SUITABLE fer a Tavern boarding House or
- private family, and p f1o opehuig Tor Q Aer-
chant, fhysieiaH et Teacher. For nagtiouiars
address he uRaefsisned AZ Green Bank. pafahaa-
tFa County, va. l.. L. sLANEN.
Aes S., lsat.-.4a,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10
- -777T -aas1a7
.&TR.g g.EEp.

nm Saturday last from fhe subscriber, naar the
~ Deaf and Dumb and Blind lns,isntion Brin-
die Bufalo Cow, She has White
MKSNE3@Sa Spots her forehead, one 81 asr
In9vsf$D Ears Is marked by crop in Fork
sST N shape she has short legs long bushY
1880 and en-lv Lal. which sweela the
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10
I'aslOr1ssg.

rENHE undersigned takes this method OF inform
Y ing the etizens OF Stauntan and vicinity tha.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10
COME AND SEE,
4 LARGE ASSOR ThiENT OF

Fall aaa.. Winter Stock Of Boots d Shoes.
II }. FAUS4S&~ CO. most respectfully call the
IL. attention II tie citizens of staun AID ola.
visiting the place to their larae assortment OF
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10

zRICHMOND MARKET, Oct 9, 1857.
Reported by 1nson Richards.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10
Mcf Ais Admir-.
AGAINST In Chancery.

Woodstock Tenth Legion, copy one month, aud
send account to y. Sehnueker o. to this oliep.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10
N q T | G. E !!
TRACTS OF AND

/ WILL proceed to sell. ON the premises, respec
lively, on Saturday. tde l0th doyof October, ls57
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-13
CoNGR ESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

In THE SENATE, ye sterday, after We went
to press, at the conclusion of their Executive
session, they proceeded to the cousd GRAFTON Of
the resolution fixing Saturday next as the day
Of final adjournment.
Mr.. Slidell stated that he felt authorised to
say that the President would not have any
communications to make which would render
It necessary to prolopg the session beyond the
time specified in the resolution
The question being taken tho resolution was
agreed to-yeas Is, nays IL as follows:
Yeas-Me ssrs Allen, Benjamin, Biggs, Big
Ter, Broderick, Brown, Chandler, Clay, Critten.
den, Douglas, Hamlin, Houston, Hunter, John
ron, Mason, Polk, Pugh, Reid, Rusk, shdell,
and Yulee-25
Nays-Messrs Bell Of New Hampshire, Bell Of
Tenn, Davis, Doolittle, Foot Harlan. KIM :,
seward, Simmons, Trumbull, Wade, and VIII
soa-l2.
Mr.. Bright, when his name was called, de-
clined voting, being Indifferent in regard to
the matter.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-13
WHITE TEErH, PERFUxED BREATH AND

WHITE TEETH, PERFuxKD BREATH AMI
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION can be acquired by
using the Balm Of a Thousand Flower. u
What lady or gentleman would remain uude,
the curse Of . disagreeable breath, VIXEN, by
using the Balm Of Thousand Flowers" h
dentifrice, would not only render it sweet
but leave the teeth white as alabaster? Many
persons do not know their breath is bad, and
the subject is 50 delicate their friends will
never mention it. Beware of counterfeits
Be sure each bottle Is signed "Fstridge &
Co., N. Y" For sale by ell Druggists, and
j. Shillington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-13

PRESIDENT PIERCE IN FREDERIcKsBuRa.-
Ex.Prssident Pierce arrived In this city on
Tessdsy night, en- route for the residence Of
that Mr.. Taylor was absent from home, be
returned to W ashington early on Wednesday,
before our citissns had time TO give him that
reception which would indicate the high esti-
nation In which he Il held here. The 9ensr.
a will return to Virginia, in the course of .
week or two, when We doubt not that all par.
TIES IN our community will unite in paying
nlm that respect and attention, which BIS dis
Ingusned and unsxampfed services should
munity -Frsas,ieks5xrgR Recorder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-13
SPIRITOF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Lntslligsnesr Is to-day devoted TO news
The Union moraliles over the shortcomings
Of Republic auism, a. manifest In the grand
iloo uent promises and threats with which their
majority in the late House of Representatives
set to work, when compared with the very
mall hole ous of which they crspt at its
CLOSE every thing they promised to do having
been left updone, and the only things accom-
plishsd by them being their own discomn ture,
utter defeat, and disgrace as party "some
pork ic5H boil So"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-13

FRIGHrHUL RAILROAD AccIDRNr.-Iu our
telegraphic column will be found an account
Of the frightful accident which occurred on
the Great Western Railroad, near Toronto,
Canada West, yesterday afternoon, by which
between sixty and eighty persons are report.
ed to have been killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-13
Proceedings Of To-Day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, tho Indiana Con.
tested Senatorial Election case was again
taken up, and was discussed by Mr. Trumbull
against the right of Mr. Senator Fitch to his
seat as q member Of this body. and Mr. Fitch
in reply.
Mr.. Bright then took the floor and was ar.
guing with great force In favor of the legality
Of the election of Mr.. Fitch and himself az
the Star went to press.
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WARRINGTON

CUMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
OEk sWEENY, RlTTENAOusE. FAINT
Browns potei, Penn's avenue.
Prof SHE BsooII, Principal.
The Course wpl embrace Practical Penmsn-
snip, BOOB Keeping by single and Double Entry,
ana Artthm etc In short, all the brsnc hes APP
pertaining to a complete Mercantile Educstion
:. Piscticd and experienced Teachers engaged.
Houn for Ladies or Gentlemen 20 suit their cos
Senienoe. For particulars apply 70 the Principal.
mar ls-3ts
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49, CARD.-TnE ACTIVE AssOCIA.
~ ton Of the Columbia Engine COMPANY.
No 1, return their thanks to GEo. w. Rfess'
Esq for the liberal supply Of Hot Ccffee, &c at
inc nfe this morning on street, near 18th street
-. p. J. ENNIS,
lS~ Secretary Of G. A.
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SHOW BEEF: SHOW REEF9
% THE CELEBRATED SHOW

SsDRECK.n THE CELEBRATED SHOW
ID Beef, will be served up at stall gylA
No - Centre Market, on SATUR-Ek(zS
DAY next, the l4ih instant, In cuts 10 WU
This Beef weighs 3. 900 lbs and was brousLt
from the Old Dominion.
A corps Of attendants vii be iu readiness 10
execute all orders with promptness and desbstch
All baskets will be delivered correctly and safely
To the lovers OF the name Of Breelinridse and
good Beef, and especially one reartd on the soil
Of Old Virginia, we invite you all 10 come, with
your big baskets and youf pockets full Of dimes
No more az present
mar este 1T vkpNrIt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-13

NLINHON's PAT Is n r ALCHOHOL
" Cook, nov on exhibition az the Fsir for ale
81 omar II ~ LAMMOND's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-13

GARDENING MADE EAsY.-Ana,eur, q
~ ',uide and Flower Garden, Directory evesy
e. tnial detil for the successful ca tvaion of
Flower Gardsn. to which IL added tho Vegetable
Garden Maaua containing prac ical dir ctions Il
the sc ocessfui p.0ducticn or all Vegetables usually
cultivated for table use by J ohm c. Clark
Forming reliable hand. book OF reference and
embracing every requisite detail for the success
ful cultivation Of the Flower and Vegetable Gar.
dens. The work contains $50 octave pages
printed In the best style, aud bound In muslin
Orders from the tsde especially solicited Price
81 per copy. TAYLOR L. MAURY.
mar l3
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" THE strangers nov

~ THE Strangers new
here are reminded mat the very best
way in which thry can keep correctly
and promptly ported with reference 70
she deings and sayings at the Federal
Metropolis and concerning vents else
where, Of which correct Information
ssacsnsrsses Tn washingtsn, II 20 ssb-
scribe for The Star. The subscri pfion
price for the Daily, when sent by mail,
II $3.50 per anaum for the Weekly,
e1.2J per annuna.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-13

IN the Arss place, By machinery, Is not insur'
mountable. 1t can be done by cutting them
from . roll, il in no other way, and then the
feeding would necessarily be more accurate
than it can be by hand. Spoiled sheets IRON q
irregular feeding As we'll as "Psokets TouIo
be almost unknown; the full speed wnicn tne
press Is capable of could be maintained, ene
Uniform Register" and uniform work would
be the rule Thus too, folding ana counting
macbines which are now comparatively use.
less, might be brought into service.
UNLESS We are greatly mistaken, this in
yention will make stir among the newspaper
folks We regard it as . most important and
valuable improv emsnt, and congratulate our
editorial brother upon its production, while at
the same time, We Welcome him to the ranks
of American Inventors"
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OFFICIAL.

TR1AsunY DEPARTMENT, March 10, 1857.
Notice Is hereby g.ysi to hofss Of stock Al
the losns Of the Unilsa ststes, u q: this depsr..
msnt w.ll purchase the same until the LIST day Of
June nsxt, unless TIE srm Of o., 800 600 shall be
previously obtainfd, and win pay, In addition TO
The intsrest accrued nom the date OF the lat semi
annual livid md of interest thereon, together with
one days additional interest for the money to
reach the vender, the Following rates Of premium
on said stocks:
For the stock Of 1919, q premium Of 10 per
cent.
For the stoek-of lsa7 and 1873, . prem I'm Of is
per cent and for the stock OF 1850, commonly
called Texas Indemnify Stock. . premium Of
per cent.
Certin ates Of stock Transmitted 10 the depart.
ment, under this notice, must b, assigned to the
United States, BY the party duly entitled to re.
ceive the proceeds
Payment for The stocks % assigned AMI trans
United will be made BY drafts on the Assistant
Treasurers at Boston, New York, or philadel.
phis, .: the option CT the partss entitled to re W
the moaey, which should be expressed In the Let.
tiers accompanying the certificates.
HOWELL OO8B,
- = Ss>essesS SSSsSsoAy " w ".
WHALEDONE.-JUS RECEIVED. A
w large invoice Of extn quality SKIR r
WHALkBONE, boiled In OH. For sale low
by JOHN ElCAEY,
mar 1873, asa IN street.
ClX CENTS W 4 n ID - Runaway
- from the subscriber, RANDOLPH STEW.
ART, an indentured apprentice to the Butcher
business. Amy one II forbid hsiboring or trust.
Ing him. w. II. PRESTON
mar II Ste
MOTTO z ALL PERSONS DESIRING
~ the services Of the Georgetown Night scav.
enger, will be promptly attended 10 by dropping
note In the box at the once Of the CLERK Of the
Market or my house naming street and number OF
house, as well n their own name
mar la-3t JOHN HESS.
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
HNH E SUBSCRIBERS HAVE NOW ON
l. hand, for sale atlow prices, oodo"I,
assortment of new KAWAYS, E48N
BUGGIEs, LIGHT WAGONS, &C dc 10
which they respectfully invite the attention Of
those wishing to purchase good and durable We
hicles. They also have on hand several second
hand Rockaways, &C., which they offer very low
for cash.
N. B. Particular attention paid to Repsiring.
GARDNER PLACE,
mar ls-tt SIS 18th street
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SPRING MtLaINERY AND DRESS
fRIMMIN4S.

lust RECEIVED FULL ASSORTMENT
y OF Shakers, all sizes, Straw Bonnets, -
Flats, Caps, and Straw Trimmings, French W
Flowers, choice selection, Ribbons, Rib IT.
bon Kuches, and Lacss, Grapes, silks. Tarleton,
Frille Illusions, Dreas Trimmings, new styles
and Fancy g. ods OF all kinds, at
WIN. p. SHEDD's,
mar l2-3t (lntel) 500 11th street
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FOR SALE.
RElN6 ABOUT TO REMOVE FROM Nor.
~ folk. am dssirous OF selling the "NEWs,"
toSethsr with the JOB OFFICE
For Information IN regard TO the condition OF
tbs establishmeut, address Mr.. Charles J. Ost,
Daily News Once, and for terms, etc
BAKER r. LEE. yf,
mar Yea u4u Richmond, Va
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WHALKBONE.-JU RECEIVED.
w large invoice Of extra quality SKIR 7
WHALhBONE, boiled In on. For sale Low
by JOHN MICKEY,
mar 12-3t asa 7th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-13

SlX CENTS & 4 W 4 r ID g. Runaway
- from the subscriber, RANDOLPH STEW.
ART, an indentured apprentice TO the Butcher
business. Amy one IL forbid haiboring or trust.
ing him. w. II. PRESTON.
mari - Ste
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-13

MY WIFE, ELIZABETH DABNEY, AND
ISA myself having separated, and now living
circumstances as exempt me from LIABILITY FOR
any debt which she may eontr act, I deem II
proper to give notice to the public at large, a
hereby do, that she Is not authorized to Contract
any debt on my account, or credit, and that will
not be responsible for, or pay any debt which she
may contract either In her own name or mine
CAlSWELL DABNEY
LIHcHBuHs, Va, February IA, 1857
feb rs dim
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
MES ID. JONES DESIGNS OPENING A
IVA School for Young Ladies on the Sth Of March
In one Of the buildings formerly occupied by DR.
Peel, No. Isl 18th street, between 8 and d. IN
which VIII Be taught the various branches Of Eng.
lish, with French, Music, Drawing, Psple,
Machie. 60
For terms Apply to the principal at her residence
Adepartment for little Boys win also be formed
feb 2S-2w&
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PINE WOOD % 90 PER CORD DHLIy.
Erred.
DERsONS WANTING A CORD AND UP.
wards Of good PINE WOOD can be supplied
at tas above low price, by calling at
J. w. MYERS & CO.
iP Terms cash
Once and Yard corner Of q and s9d streets, III
Ward. mar OCT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-13

A CAR D.-ATTENTION Is RESPECT
"A fully called 70 the extensive sale Of valua BILE
City Lots. Farm, and Quarry Lots belonging to
the estate OF the late VIM Easily comuanc1ne
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, March Ieth, at
O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, and contiruipR
each succeeding day, at that hour, until the
whole In disposed Of = :
mar lid &c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
lust ARRIVED AND FOR SALE-3o
head OF Western Virginia HORSES, ~
some very fine saddle and harness Horses 10y
among them, superior to any ever In this market
Purchasers will plese give me call, a. the above
VIII be Aasposed Of at fair prices and o, accom-
modating terms. w c. aAZEL,
BealI street, between Righ and Congress
Also. one thorough bred STALLION, which
can be bought very low. mar il-iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-13

The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspartment.-On yesterday, 18th Of March
thors were Of Treasury warrants entered on
the books of tho Depar.ment-
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MOTTO z ALL PERSONS DESIRING
L the services Of the Georgetown Night scav.
engsr, will be promptly attended 10 by dropping
note In the box at the once Of the CLERK Of the
Market or my house naming street and number Of
house, as well n their own name
mar l2-3t John VESS
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-02

BsS-It is a remarkable fact that all the
inaugural speeches of Dir. Buchanan's
predecessors, though he is now the ff-
teenth President Of the United States,
have been delivered since he was born,
so young are we as a nation. Wash
ington delivered his first and only in
augural speech to the Senate, as did both
Adams and Jefferson; but he delivered
none on his second election. Though
Jefferson delivered his first inaugural in
the Senate chamber, it was addressed to
his friends and countrymen." Since
his time the inaugural speeches. the
Presidents have been addressed to the
people, and have been delivered from
the portico of the Capitol.