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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-02
BY JAS. e. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.


VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT AT PUBLIC
" ApCrIoN.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON
October Aith, at three O'Clock, on the premises
sell sell that beautiful country residence called
a summer HILL, which is situated IN Virginia, ON
the turnpike road leading from Washington city 10
Alexandra, three miles and half from either CITY
consisting OF new and comfortable dwelling house
cellars and outbuings with $50 acres of very rich
lana. OF which over II" acres under cultivation
the rest being hard wOOdlan nd good sprIng water
good hshng, good water power for milling or facto-
~ purposes. The land msy he purchased I'm two
parcels about luO acres with the residencc and over
places with house, OF which 10 acres are the
best IN the ne ghbourhood for early gardening
Terms at sale.
oc I'D JAS. C. MEG UIRE, AuctIoheep.
IJ-Owing to the ncemoncy of the weather yes
terday, and the present pressure the money mar
ket, Maj. q. TGchIHan hes POSTPONED the rub
lie sale of his residence and farm, Summer Hill -
in the County of Alexandria, Va. until MONDAY
the ih OF January next, u 10 O'Clock a. m ON the
premises In tie meantime, thew are offered for
private SALE and further information as t terms of
sale, &c, may be obtained the auction store of j.
u. McGuIre.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
oc 2 2aw Auction and Commission Merchant
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IN JAIL.-Joseph Goldsmith, who was charged
with picking lady's pocket, at McGuire's auc-
tion, on Saturday, was arrested by OH ;er Me-
Henry, after this paper went to press on T street
IN the Seventh Ward. The money. 81 in a little
tin box, was recovered. and Goldsmith sent to
Jail by Justice Dom. He was not wounded
Several shots were fired at him while running
He did not shoot, though he had pistol, but it
wOulh 90 off
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A CARDI1The attention Of the public is called
~ to The advertisement for the SALE under a deed
OF trust, of two first class Houses the r Irst
Ward, on Tuesdav, Sd November next, at O'Clock
p. IN. These Houses are located oH 18th street west
between F and & streets north convenient to the
pubic buildings. being the second square west of
the Navy and War Departments; well built, wttn
all The modern improvements, such as bath arrange
ments. water and gas all the rooms. A paved al
ley of nine feet running Ia the b1ck of the lot max
the premises CONVENIENT for stabiIng, &c.
The terms of the sale quite liberal: one fourth
cash, only balance in and two years and a. the
property must be sold. an opportunity is here offered
for n good house and a good bargain.
oc 81 JAS. McGUIR r, AuCt.
III MS! ID "A NJ 5" HAMs@
We have n choice lot of Family. cured HAMS,
which unsurpa sed in excellence.
KING Il BURCHEI.L,
sea- Corner of Vermont aveunp aud 18th street.
CLOCKS!-CLOCKS!-
~ CLOcKS,-CLOCkS!!-CL
A good BASS CLOCK for 81. Every style of
Clocks at J. ROBINSON'S. EzFS,
Also, Clock Materials, such as Keys, Balls, Ell
Wires, Oils, Hands, &c.
Clocks to the trade at wholesale prices. Call EAJ
and examine, at -
]. ROBINSON'S,
oc 81 Pm $40 Pa. av. oppo. Browns Hotel.
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MISS CHRISTIE JOHNSON,
II TEACHER OF ELOCUTION,
Is dcsIrOus OF forming Glasses EIocution in the
Schools IN Washington, and will give ction to
private pupils IN that city and IN GEORGETOWN.
Miss Johnson VII give lessons To- youths and pro-
fessional gentlemen.
Residence, Miss HarrOver's formerly Miss Eng
lsh's Female Seminary, corner Washington and
Gay ttreets, Georgetown.
=, For further information and circulars apply nj
Blanchard Mohuu's Bookstore.
REFERENCES.
Mrs. William ltchle, Richmond, Va
Rev. Stephen p. Hill, Washington d. q.
Grafton II Ter, NJ. d., Georgetown, DC.
&C Sl-lm
WANTED IMMEDIATELN.-a0 barrels of
w pure, new. country CIDER. Highest cash
price paid for good article.
Army Il SHINN,
Union BottlIng Depot,
&C 81 cow No. 81 Green street, GEORGETOWN.
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TRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.

w, We have now in store the LARGEST and much the
best assorted stock Of FANCY and STAPLE
DIX GOODS, for general family use, that we have
ever offered at any former season. and many of them
have been purchased during this great money panic
AT very great sscrlhces, and we intend SELLING
OFF, ut small advance, for CASH ONLY. We name
a few articles in the lot
RIch Fancy Dress Silk and French Moussens
French and English Plaid and Plain Merinos IN all
cOlOrs,
Hfndsome Vallsnclas, Plaid and Striped Poplins,
Superior Plain Black. Striped and Fig'd Dress s. ks
An immense stock of X ich Shawls and Scarfs
Also, general assortment of Staple Goods-such
as >hTtIns and Sheeting Linens and Cottons, Nap
Bed Blankets, F!annels IN all grades, some ~ 4
wIde adde's and ChIldrcn's Hosiery. In short
everything that Is to be found in a well assorted
stock; to which ask the special attention Of ali
cash buyers particularly.
COLLEY & SEARS,
oc 27-e12w No.523 7fh ST., 5 doors north Paav.
GREAT CHANCE.-Virsinia and other money
~ taken. Great bargains in goods. Having pur-
chased n very superior stock of VEIV +, r. -,
CLOTHS, and CASSIMER rs at a great sacrifice
and twenty five per cent. less than prices two
months ago. we wal and can offer bargains 10 lie
got IN this city; also, fine and splendid stock Of
Clothing which must bc sold for cash.
WALL Il STEPHENS,
NO. so Penn. avenue between 9th and
10th streets, and under Browns Hotel, No
Oc Ib-lmeOd 232. between 81 N and 9TH 81
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts

W. " the NIeHehL 4 Ire company, To any one who
VIII furnish testimony sufficient to convict before
the criminal Court, the InstIgaors participants
IN the hremens not, near the Bridge street bridge,
ON saturday night last. By order of the
II 2-3t PRESIDENT.
- .(ln BUSHELS POTATOES, from Salem.
@,')OO expected Iu few days, and Will be sold
ia l"ts To SUIT purchasers. Notice viii be gwen of
their arrival. PETER BERRY,
Oc3l-tf 30 Water street, Georgetown
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E'QR RENT.-A pleasant r RESIDENCE. on the
Heights OF Georgetown, to which is attached
about 81 acres OF excellent Land, suitable i'm any
way for market farm. The dwelling Is a two story
Frame Also on the place: necessary out buildings,
will be very moderate: Apply at this Office, or to
BARNARD BUCKLEY, Georgetown, ID. c.
nol aalr
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RoBBERY--At a late hour last night, colored
man was robbed, on street, between Ak and
9th, by gang of men who were driving about in
a buggy, which also had been stolen from a GEN.
Banning and John Barrett, were arrested by the
Auxiliary Guard, and committed TO jaiI for court
The buggy and the colored mans DOC ket- book
and money have been returned to their proper
owners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-02

The SPECIAL POLIcE.-Last night twelve of
the police appointed under the recent act of the
Councils reported for duty. Their names are :
George Cottrell, John Collins, Henry Nash, Rich
ard Evans, John Frederick Carter Thomas Lo-
max, David G. McCombs, Peter Creigh John
Brewers, David Lucas, Peter Goodyear, William
b. Maxwell
The first five went on duty Saturday night or
the re@nIar Auxiliary Guard four are at thi. time
nnht for service. Ivy reason Of injuries received in
the discharge of duty, and three are OH the sick
list.
The appointment OF the Vice President of the
States Hose Company John + frederick Carter
upon the spec ial police is the occasion for much
comment about town
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To-NIGHT the Juvenile Serenaders perform for
the benefit of the noble Herndon fund Here we
might pause, such all announcement ought to
secure full house; but we NAV add that the
Juvenile COINED ians not only perform in three of
theIT-best pieces but they are to be reinforced by
the OrPhean Quartette Club, and by other voIun-
tCPred first class musical talent
Odd-FeilOws' Hall will, we doubt not be
LII L..
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The Northern Democ racy Again.

Our neghb II of the Republican not being
satisfied with our declarati ms in regard to the
seundness of the Northern Democracy assert
ing that we were not competent to give test.
mony because We were not Domoorats-Se YES.
terday published the evidence Of tho Norfolk
Statesman, which is Southern Democratic
paper, sustaining our assertions ia all their
length and breadth. Having driven the nail
yesterday, we now clinch it to day with the fol
lowing admissions of the New Orleans Delta.
Says the Delta:
The truth is the union OF the Democracy, North
and South, at Cincinnati, was sham Mr. Buchanan
went into the canvass as the exponent Of sham he
went into the Presidency carry out sham, and he
has been ccmmendably faithful TO sham up to this
writing For this those Southern politicians who
brought about his nomination, knowing that it was
concession to the Norh--an act deemed necessary
to conclliate the impacabe ntslavery sentiment OF
thai secton-and fully that the South was
sold for price and betrayed for consideration in
tue transaction, have no right to blame Mr.. Buch-
anan for be has only executed his part of the
tract.
And the truth of the above cannot be dspu-
ted. Although Mr.. Buchanan was elected main
ly by the South his nomination was undoub,ed-
ly, "a concession to the North" This has been
repeatedly admitted by other Democratic presses
than those We have quoted. Now. if the Demo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-25

Gov. WALKERS ENTRy INTO LAWRENCE WITH
FIGHT COMPANIES OF DRAGooss. X.
r.. Saturday. July ls.--via. st. Louis, Tuesday
July 2l.-Gov Walker entered Lawrence yrster-
day with eight companies Of dragons. under
mand Of Col. Cook. lie has eamped close to the
town. in a threatening attitude. His procluma
ton. issued at Leavenworth, and dated the 18th
inst. declares that he will not allow the people
TO adopt City Charter.-He went through Law
renee on his way to Leavenwor'h. last Monday.
TO SEQ to this, bu never spoke Of it in Lawrence.
His Implicitly has enraged the people. They ara
determined to pay no attention IT, him. and will
not negotiate with him. Although the town If
fcers were elected last Monday. they have as
yet taken no STEP not ever been sworn m Gov.
Walker has warrants for the arrest of those who
were voted for and for many others prominent
citizens Of Lawrepce.
The design is TO stop the August eieciinn'wh'n
the Topeka Constitution is 10 be submitted Ia
the people. The people will not offer any opp"si
ton to the Federal troops. unless they fire on
them or commit some other outrage. when civil
war will at be declared. They are resolved
not to tolerate any more such yany
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-25

The Big Sioux River forms the boundary be-
tween the unorganzed territory OF Daco'ah' the
State of lowu, aud the new State of Minnesota
At its junction with the Missouri river Is
located. on the Iowa side. the iourishing town OF
Sioux city. The course of the Big Sioux Is ooo
miles in length. througha region of unsurpassed
richness On the Goth ult, the first steamer ever
tried in the stream asct nded it from Sioux city
distance of thirty miles and found the water deep
navgable, and free from distractions OF any
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-25

N SES AND LOTS FOR >ALE-Bv vil,ue of - " "
tai orders of the Circuit Court of Lvnchre at lis
asf pronounced In the cases ot J.. w amtrtb
L0mheth and others and same Lqmbctf's Adm al
srs shall as Commissioner appoint bv said
nrdaN, the eth day {" August next the premises
to Sell the houses and lots mentioned In DEGREES
One let of ground snated on 9th street. wpst nf and
vond Cocks street, IA tie ocrnnaucy uf Nr - w
Wight There IS m excellent DWELLING, Uo ~ '
six r" ms ON iiis lot and other necessary outhouss
contains OF an acre '' Inc lot
second lot obtaining J an acre lust hevond the ono mo-
toned above with sever al small tcnefnpnts M, n '''H
A third lot with y good Brick Dwelling II no, OH
ouihou>es AMI good well situated IN i9,t o'Nt
just beyond DR. T. IL Mures residence eart 5i.i,
of an formerly occupied hv q JamhnG
two lots containing quarter of acre each al i,
is all very desirable inns prop
TERMS - Cash enough to pay expeU ses of .ae ,l -
credit ofsiN twelve and eighteen months eo'aI y '
nents, the purchaser giving negotiable note sal
dorscd and title retained until final nen arc MA. '
Ed Il. CHRISTIAN con'r
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cratic party be the ''na,iona party" that It's
friends claim, why may no, Southern candi-
date be elected as easily as Northern one =
Why is it necessary to make concessions 10
the North" in order TO have candidate elects d
And is not every such " concession to the North
made at The expense Of the South
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-25

FIRE AT ST. LouIs.--St. Louis July %,
l557.-About 7 O'Clock last evening II fire broke
out in Keep q Co.'S planning mill, on Second
street in this city, which extended to Marow's
furniture mandatory, and Brotherton & Stur-
geon's saw mill; also consuming several hrick
dwellings and frame tenements adjoining Loss
estimated at from 100000 to s2OO,OOO Insu.
rance not uscertained.
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A FRESH BOOK OF TRAVEh AND AD

FRESH BOOK OF TRAVEl. AND ID
N VENTURE Now ready and for sale by the Booksei
lrrs; WILD NORTHERN SCENES OR, SPORTING AID
VENTI RES WITH THE RIFLE AND THE ROD, by =.
II HAMMOND author of Hills, Lakes and Forest Streams,
From the Author's Prcfare.
The scenery have attempted TO dscrhthe lakes rivers
mountains islands, rocks valleys and streams will be found
as recorded in this volume.
a norton that wilderness last and
found plenty abundance deer. heard the
howl of the panther and the hCarc
below of the
For myself hayc regard thee mountains those
streams old and all this wild region
resort instead of the dscomorts, the jam,
excitement and the of the watering places or the
them for their calm seclusion their air.
checrfunes their ranscenden beauty, their
brilliant mornings their glorious sunsets their quiet and
pose visit them because when among them can take
OF amor hcl compelled wear, and
the watch himself in the crowded
whistle, sing shout hur-
Jolly without exciting the ridcue provoking
contempt the world In Short because back to
the days old, and think aud act, and feel like boy
again
one handsome l2mo. illustrated. Price 81.
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SALES BY AUCTION,
FUTURE DAYS.


% LlbHrty BHford county Monday, the 2th of Ap
next d not sold PRIVATELY at public auction INV r
hxtures with comfortable DWELLINGS AND ottTtipII
SIS, lying at the west end of said Town i''''
Those wishing TO purchase such property. wonld IA ,
eau and cNamne the premises This establishment h. ei
ed good custom for number past and Trl.
opportunity for safe AMI prof Investment "An
Terms will be liberal ant made known on tho A -, =
and possession IN part given Immediately u reonircJ @
tire possession viii be given the January nav,
Address, Fancy Grove BEDFORD WM " pEr,,.
iuiy O5e,tl iau
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kind. On the Daeo:ah side The level prairie was
found extending as far rs the eye eHu!d reach.
aud possessing soil equal TO any in the north.
west.
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rYswe call the sttentler II advertisers to tue
of the yfRor<IaN advertising raeum Our day ana
country large circulation IN the SCUM
part Of the State whence growing trade sees ~ "u ~
cities There daily punished within
hundreds south west Of this point ana the cete'"n
S,ae nust contribute the Nenan the paper for
thai section as it send daily Geographic Information -
haurs In advance others wheh doubtless will ensure for
IN greatly increased circulation For the Information OF our
rscrs that section would thai intend TO give
n.r,icu lar attention o the markets
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a. tl2 prizes amounting to Sl,l7gl7s
Whoes S20. Halves $40; Quarters IS; Eighths So 80
Certificate OF Package o 20 Whules cost S2e2 20
Halves
Quarters 10 30
ri Ephhs 81 IS
~ Please address all orders Tickets in the above
Magnificent Schemes, to
I. IT, HUBBARD a. CO.
NJ EaX IL o Box No
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uar2l-ts
A RETIRED psaY,sCIAN

/WLose sands of life have nearly out discovered while
bronchitis Coughs Colds. and General Debility. The
discovered by him When has only child daughter
l given up die lie had heard much OF the wonderful
and healing qualities ot preparations made from
the East India isu and the thought occurred 70 him that he
make remedy his child ic studied hard
ccrded realizing his wishes His child cured and
alive we'll He has sinte administered the wonderful
thousands of sufferers all OF the world and he
failed in making Them completely healthy ana hap
nv Wishing do much good possible, he will Send to
his afflicted fellow beings it, this recipe with
nl explicit directions for making aud successfully
using it, requires each applicant incioso hun shilling
returned the AMI the
remainder be applied to the pay OF this advertisement
Address DIR. II. JAMES
No. 70 Grand Street, Jersey city. n. ].
n B-Dr II James has neither office nor agent in New
York have tended and advertised The recpe
Is from No PLACE but Ne. ~ Grand street Jersey
Guy, New jersey. ma 21dN c3mo
a pertuulrs Brc1tk.-What lady gentleman would
labor the dsagreoable brea when using
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID will only ron Ter
MAKE the teeth white alabaser, prevent tooth
ache preserve them decay. Recommended by
fists and ply siciaus everywhere.
beautiful Complexion may be attained by It's II
pples ocklcs renders the skin aud beauti
impariing rich hue the greatest
being free from all injurious Price 80
For saeby STROTIER x WHITEHEAD,
SFABLER n JONES,
NAV and Druggists every where
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y,r.,nsn. Sch Pri.,i.s once.

The vmetSIAy UFFlcf bias been alted up WIN kreA1
care and supplied with the extensive assortment o ps
NJ every and prompt execution OF a.!
Kinds Of Plain Ornamental Printing II Is under the SUI
Of Mr. IL G. TREAkE by whom all orders :" VI
be puuefnaly filled Distant patrons VIII be promptly Atieh
ded to- Patronage and abroad respectfully solicited
Notice. Mossrs. JAS w BROWN. JosErH bRowN ana
] WIxS are Authorized Agents In the country and a n
NoSreoNFRY the city for making collections and Sctns
the OF the Nirgbian Office To ae Isl oil AP i9
TO which ali bills subscription are due TO the "e
signed To distant subscribers ami advertisers ~ho are IN ar
rrsrs hill will be natl and eattisnces through hs
channel registered letters are sniqtfih GU. 'N' a
IL h,gby the old business should he speedily
,onnd mn that all those who are indebted TO US
will appreciate the necessity TOT a" .sIs "'A' Pf' ~
ment OF their accounts pre- sentaiion ..,,,,,
"ie'' " ~ MCDONALD & PETERS,
May eits -, . ,. ..h
.cntlons TO the yirenian for the esent Proprietor
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

ioiI"wny's Pills cure my case Of Wc"k
Debility and owness OF spirits They invgorse the system
energy strength and vigor to all the functions of
lie Sold at the manufactures, No 80 Maiden Lane York
and No 2ii Strand London and by all druggists. nj e5c,
gle and 81 box July 20 div
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Ucbi al
aud give energy strength and all the functions of
Sold at the manufactures, No 90 Maiden Lane N York
and No. 2i Strand London and by all druggists at 25c,
G9lc, and 81 per box. july 20 div
OF Prot A Hayes NJ D. State Assayer is ample testimo
ny c scientific manner in which this medicines compound
ed aud recommends 1t Ia Professional Men.
An having been asked Tor Of me In consequence of
the formula for preparing Orysenad Brs being known 10
me. ] express the following in form -
composition these incl des those medicinal
substances which experienced ean have long rsored
Dyspepsia Agues aud General Debility resulting from expo
sui climate influence.
preparation consequence Of The scientific mdHno m Which
Lhoy combined
larger smaller would prove valuable General
Medicine, which experience has demonstrated.
In this medicine, metallic sails be found by the most
'''''''' A. 4 HAYES. MD,
Assdyrto the State Of Mass
No Pine Street, Boston, 10th Dee, 1852
slTa w FomLE 4 co. 1873 Washington Street Boston,
Propreiors Sold nv thir agents eyeyyhere July % div
spring nnd su"mner.-OfniI other OF
the year, lovely as 1t is brings most diseases with such az
colds indigestion languor loss Of appetite and general dO
properly treated Indigestion well known finds its orig
in torpdlyer and langnor and loss OF appetite its
nra fruits To get rid OF them harmless tonic should be
uscsomcthng that will quicken the blood exp snrrrhn
bile aud strengthen The entire system and TO effect these
grand results BAKERS BlTTERS the surest and sfes
agent Composed of yegetab substances and compounded
the skul manner their medicinal guatiesare ad
mrabh roporiioned that they be taken al all times and
under all circumstances without the slightest tear OF injury
single bottle has been known effect perfect
delicate female after all other remedies had tale
For sale b" all the principal Druggists IN Lynch urg Dan
VILE Farnvlo, Fineasc Abingdon and elsewh here through
out Virgin = orders promptly hlicd by addressing .
July 20-2w r.. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
"EIcciric Oii.''-Thc operation Of this Oil in
rheumatic pains and other Ills IL Indeed astonishing
less the preparation Of Prot De Grath of Philadelphia
received testimonial from Congressman Mayors of Cities
testing its beneficial effects in under THEN observa
ton tean be had OF the agents here See advertisement