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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05

WHO WOULD NOT SAVE MONEv :
POI ,w,.... THESE HARD TiMESi
wh3 are IN want al cheap light that the BR &c K
iSntpbE COAL. OIL is the cheapest OIL ex Ia mt.
obi{ burning ~ the lamps we have, at the rate of
bs cent FER hpn5; Cal and see, No. ss street,
n2l-tf HOWELL A. MORSFfI ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05

EOR RENT.--Prof n. w. MUNDER having
L fitted up his Hall in an elegant manner which
renders one ofthe pretiest in this city will
DC rented upon moderate terms for SoIees Suppers.
Hall on Tuesday, "Wednesday, and Thursday even
lnge from TX until 81 O'Clock. =
HIS School is now open for the reception of pupils
on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon aud evening.
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"W0oDLAND CREAM for the hsH; BALM OF
THoUsAsD FLowEEs. for cleansing the teeth and
beaut ~ ing the comp exIOn. The genuine article 10
he had at Jos. SHiLLIN6ToH's Bookstore, Odeon
baudng. corner ~ street and Pa. avenue. u 10 II
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WATCH REruRNs William johnson. Wales
drunk costs, VI cents Patrick Macarty, IreI'd
vagrant; workhouse 60 days John Carter. col
safe keeping for his mother; whipped and sent
hofnr John Collins, Ireland, disorderly; dis.
dodgers, one resident OF the District.
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DR. PoPK,

kBveopGihie Physician and SurgsoH .
De Meneu Cham bindings, No. S7B n street
north eide, between 18th and l4th SITS. d l-eoSn
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HANDSOME CAR
~ RIAGEs:-On THURSDAY MORNING, Dec
10Th, at u O'Clock, IN front of the Auction Rooms
shall sell the following described Carriages:
6suPe'or and handsomely finished single and dou-
handsome Park PhRtons,
| do double do.
I shde-seat Buggy,
oval window ChariOtee,
glass door do.
! shifting top Buggy,
no top do.
Carryall,
5siS passenger Carriages Of various patterns and
finish.
second hand French Coupee
| set Double Harness.
The above are of superior make and finish and
Will be guaranteed for an addition OF FIVE per cent
Terms cIsh.
d3d G. McGI1RE Auc,iore.r
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dious double HOUSE, with water, gas, and
bath room; coach house. stabIing, and ornamental
EaFden. The house ~ elegantly furnished, and In
the mos central and DIES rable lOcston. The house
will be leased. with the furniture for term Of ears
To good tenant, very reasonably. For particulars
apply To WIN. WALL, OF Wall, Stephens x Co.,
S2 Pa avenue, between 9Th and 18th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05

The number OF children now in the Parish
school is 50.
Inc Managers report that they have relieved
during the past year, "a families, and distributed
foi garments OF different kinds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05

By JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT AT AIcrloS.
Owing to the Inclemency of the weather YES
terday, and the present pressure IN the money MAJ
ket, %aj. 6. Tochman has POSTPONED the rub
lIc sale OF his residence and farm Summer Hill -
IN the County of Alexandria Va until MONDAY
the 4th of January next, at 10 O'Clock a. M on the
premises In the meantime, they are offered for
sale: c., may be obtained AT the auction store of
q. McGuIre.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
oc H-2aw Auction and Commission NJ erchant
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FUTURE DAYS.

By BADEN & LOWNDS, Auctioneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHO n
II FCRNITURE.-Will he sold, at the houke OF A
gentleman declining housekeeping. on 18th street
between y and streets, Isa'd, 1.-THE flag will des-
IgDate the housed on FRIDAY, the 4th Instant AT
10 a. M, large assortment OF Household and KIfch-
en- Furniture, consisting IN part Of
Handsome rosewood Pianos
Beds Bedsteads and Bedding
BrOcatel and other Chars
Divans, Sofas. Curtains &C.
Stoves, Cutlery, &c.
Carpets, Dinner and Tea Sets
Together with a general assortment of House-
keeping Goods.
Terms: All sums and under sSO. cash; the hal
ance At ~ and 81 days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest. ~
BADEN A LOwNDS. Aucts.
d2-d 81 Market space.
III THE ABOVE ALEISUNAvOIDABLY
Postponed until TUESDAY, the 9Th instant, same
ia BADEN Il LOwNDs. aucts.
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FoREsTALLING THE MARKET.-This practice
has been resumed again by persons huckstering
IN the Washington markets. This morning sew.
eral warrants were issusd for the arrest of parties
fof violating the market laws. Several citizens
who have noticed the acts, have given informa.
ton, and intend TO do so in every instance that
comes to their knowledge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05

k"ssERY.-Lastn night, an old gentleman named
Hntchins was attacked by thieves on Ninth ST i,
near the Patent Office and knocked down and
could not identify the parties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05

lcOMMCSICATED.
IHE REVISED CODE-EvIpExcE-Cbap,e Its
section S, declares: No religious on,niors -,
the want thereof, shall render a witness inc,,,,'
Prtent - Heretofore inhdels have not been Dsr-
United TO testify In a court OF Justice and ~
should hey Does not he show want Of nerc,Iy'
i've iacnItleS who cannot ser the hand Of n ~,
p''ne beihy IN The creation Of the universe Or
- he shmclentIy honest To testify who SEEING
the Ofrat Flrst Cause in His works has the hsss
hrs> 10 drny His controlling influence still \.
nc VINO declares himself and all things 10 have
come by chance, - capable of bindiSy hirsaI,
by an oath, the Sanctity of which Is 61.inIn a.
the power Of God TO reward or punish. bDt Who's
exisIehee ne Denies Fellow believer in religion
80 ,Stst seci You and are bound TO witness
10 the Truth, and the fear OF God 4, befor. onr
ewes 10 enforce it, But where il .urb ssnc,ion
~ inc case OF The iDndell What ix IN Te.,rain
hlnl from classifying his oath when our religions
.s.Si our property, OF our lives are AT stake1
And shall We sanction Code which o,ni',
such an invasion Of former prinriples .nd On,
aeaIe,t rights, Let him that fsarfth God ,aIs
him not ~ I ieaIe'h
UNCUT COURT After our report closed yes-
ierd4y, the case Of Elizabeth There's. Eiiz,
Josephine and Frances johnson rs John y Sba,.
Itts, executor Of Samuel Brereton, was confined
The counsel on both sides were king execution.
ana making payers Of Instruction I'M 10 ~
o'clock, p. M, and then the Court adjourned
rms morning the above case was resumed
ana was stu In hearing when this report closed
hobsERT.-lsast night, the store Of g Bacon 4
Co, corner of Seventh street and r.. nnsylyana
avenue, was entered Ivy robbers. The thieves
succeeded in break ing a lock frorn the Seventh
street cellar door, and got into the store through
duaP door In the first 1Oor. They made q descent
s,s ,ne small change In the money drawer and
made an enort to force the iron safe hut did moi
succeed The only reward they 9ot for tbrir
IaDor was about 81 In small chance from Oh.
drawers iioni Inc
ouR RKrBES, noticing that the Philadelphians
are good deal unsettled In stomach. in copse-
q"enee Of the discovery by the police Of horse.
meat sausage factory la full bIast in that CITY .,
~ - keePlng watchfnl eve on the ROVE, OF in
salln horses pastured CA the commons and when
QUE tnrns up missing be stops his market sun
F's vi sausage-meat-thats all ..r ~
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WE are desired to say by one of the contractors
for the building Of the Armory that the firm of
az. Bird Il Co." in whose name the contract
was taken, consisted Of r. Bird, John Bird, Jno.
" Ise and Jerome Callahan and that the car
Penter's work was performed by r. J Bird
and the brick work by Wise & Callahan. ..
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DIsoEDERLY The vicinity Of Tenth aud ID SITS
was disturbed last night by a man who had
aimed himself with 4 musket, aud was marc hing
about making threats Of violence and swearing
Profanely. Several persons, after considerable
difficulty, succeeded in taking him away befocs
the officers arrived at the neighbOrhood.
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r - LIST OF LErrERs
CiiN = N the Post 0fioe. Washington

IUraered to be inserted in the EvKNINs SrAR, i
Den3 e newspaper having the larrost cIrculation q
any daiiy paper published in WASHINGTON
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Editor Of the Star Having been a constant
attendant upon the exhibition of Italia, at Odd
Fellows Hall, fell II duty to the public, and
In justice to the lecturer TO correct the msstate
ments Of your correspondent "An Irishman, !"
who labors hard, In your yesterdays issue, TO
bring forth a nowSe. Your correspondent asserts
that the lecturer stated the number of pocket
handkerchiefs annually stolen in Naples to be
g one hundred thousand" This is not the case !;
the lecturer states Invariably that the probable
number of visitors to Naples is one hundred thou
sand annually, and that il is estimated that TWEEN
ty-hve thousand pocket handkerchiefs stolen
annually by boys who are trained to the profess
sion.n ..H
Your correspondent no doubt, in his anxiety to
defend his cOuntrymen, misunderstood the fg-
ures. Again: in his closing remarks he refers to
the . figure Of an lrishman ION canvas) with his
'linen' out of his unmentionablcs. I have
closely examined every figure upon the scene
your correspondent alludes to, and have also in
CURED OF those who know and defy any one to
find any such representation as ''An lrishman'
complains of. What he has taken for '.linen, - is
nothing more nor less than loaf of bread pro-
truding from an emigrant's pocket. Your cor
respondents closing remarks logical and
pointed, and certainly no sensible Individual
would attempt to refute them. The object of this
communication is merely to correct the statements
Of your correspondent, and not to discuss gross
personalities. Yours, &c, JUSTICE.
WASHINGTON, April Z, 1857. 1t
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LITTLE boys should he seen and not heard-s-
the young urchin said when he could not recitc
his lesson.
DURING the year 1856, one grain and produce
firm in Chicago, Ill, have used IN their business
SD. n.OOO, their checks single bank amount
Ing 10 ss .O0J,000. The amount Of grain which
passed through their hands was Goo bash
els
THE contract for the exclusive righ: to furnish
Tor the next three wears. Croton water to all yes
sells and steamers leaving New York. has been
awarded 10 ThOS r. Bell, at SlO. 80 a wear being
si9iO less than is yearly paid by the present con
tractors.
Bass are IL cents wound in New York mar
ket. brook trout 63 cents a pound salmon II tn
81 -. Poultry is abundant, and the tendency i
still downward Fowls. per pound. II ais cts :
turkeys do: wild due ks. IS; canvas bac Ks SlaS I
25 red necks, e;IacS grouse. per pair. 30 and IS
Spring snipes are in market at S4aSI 80 per
dozen.
"A Cow. in Vermont. which was lost in Octo-
Der. was found in February i'm a well sheltered
place. where she had lived through the severe,
winter. having trodden down a path 20 running
water near by, and subsisted by browsing. The
owner had suspected a neghboring family of
stealing the romantic ANIMAL Ahem'
ia special agent Of the Post-offce Depart
ment, ThOs. VI. Kinstrey, has rooted out the rob
her of the Post-office at Plymouth. Indiana The
culprit was young man named Robert G. CORDS
ly, alias Cass. and turns out to De great scamp
though only 10 years Of age. He is celebrated
for being one Of the most expert forgers and
burglars in the Union. He is placed in the charge
of the United States Marshal 1T indianapolis
The property stolen was package Of 10 letters
one letter containing $50
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

SN''NsP"''NS''se " 1"c St"''
GEORGETOWN, April 7, 1857
March, with all his surly clustering propensi-
ties, seems to have returned upon to give anoth
er exhibition of his tickle character Yesterday
morning was quite mild and Spring like, but be-
fore noon sudden change occurred heavy
gale Of wind from the northwest, accompanied by
drenchlng rain, hail and snow, came down
upon us, and last night and this morning the
weather was really pinching cold. Considerable
fear is felt among the gardeners i'm the neighbor-
hood OF our city, for the safety of the IF ut and
early vegetables.
We really think that the ordinance of our Cor
poration, fixing the stand for the Union Line Of
nnibuses near the High stree canal bridge un-
necessary, and calculated to inict upon the enter
prising proprietor an inconvenience and not I'M
frequently trouble and loss which the circum-
stances do not justify IL ever there has been an
enterprise of any kind started I'm the District that
was real public benefit, ii certainly has been
Mr.. Fanderwerken's Union Line; and so far from
the authorities of the two Corporations who are
but the custodians of the peoples interests doing
anything calculated TO injure him, or retard the
operations of his stage line, they ought rather TO
assist in facilitating his operations and Tighten
ing his burdens, when IL can be done without any
injury TO the public.
1t is rumored that the hands upon the water
wor ks have mostly returned to work. We have
not been able to learn however whether they sue
ceeded in obtaining any advance upon their waves
The fine packets ArgO and Meigs, are ma king
daily trips to and from Edwards Ferry and the
Intermediate points, to the great comfort and con
venience of persons engaged upon the water work.
and residing contiguous to the canal This line OF
travel has become unusually popular, from the
fact that the enterprisng proprietors, the Messrs
Ritter, spare no pains to make all who patronize
them feel that they are at home while on board
their boats.
Business upon the canal during the last few
days has been rather stack. No boats passed dam
No. ). yesterday, the 9Th.
Arrivals yesterday-Schr. Amy Sears, Sears
New York, to |. ThOs Davis. Packet schr Ann
Plckrell, Dukes, Philadelphia, to Hyde Il David
son. Steamer Columbia, Baltimore. to same
Flour is still held at S5.75aS5 81. But little
wheat arriving, held at 81 3OaS1 40 for red and
white OF good qualities. Corn 56a5Sc. for white
and Coo. for yellow. SPECTATOR.
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BRANDRErH's PILLs.-The Weak the Consump-
tive. Rheumatic, COstiye Bilious and Delicate az
ter some days use will find renewed strength and
makes the blood purer. The nerves commence in the
arteries and terminate IN the veins. These pills. a
hrst effect, act upon the arterIal blood increasing
the circulation, by which impurities are deposited IN
the veins, and they throw of such collections into
Brandreth's Pills, expels them from the system
hen hrst used, the pills may occasion gripping and
even make the patient feel worse; this must he
borne with Tor the good 10 come afterwards. No
great good Is often achieved without some trouble
In Its attainment and this rule applies the recoy-
cry Of health; Those symptoms only occur where
the body has long struggled under load of pu re-
tenacious hunors. consecutive use TOR a few day
Will satisfy the most unbelievng of the great good
the pills are doing. The directions should be care
fully studied II understood and followed, health
and vgor will, In majority of cases, be secured by
the use of BTdndTeth'S Pills. -
Sold at cents per box at 43 Canal street. Brand
Ieth Building, New York by T. w. DYorT Sous
lR north Second street. Philadelphia, and by medl-
cine dealers generally. nov R-tf
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BY A. GREEN. AnctIoneer.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
a. AUCTION, ONE NEAR JUDICIARY SQUARE, AND
Al > clock, p. m, will sell, on the premises part of
LOT NO H. IN square No. 55l, Sd street west, be-
eewsen r. and streets north. Said lot fronts east
% ieet and OF an inch. and extends back 90 feet
Gnes, ana contains PAS square feet 10 inches, more
Inc ADJOINING lot, and number OF the better class of
nu.iungs have In the past two been erected
IN tne immediate neighborhood The locality is de-
slIaDe IA consequence of being near the City Hail,
a within 2 shoIh walk of Pennsylvania avenue
ana at hall past o'clock, or Immediately after the
safe 0I the above. will sell, front of the premises.
Eot NO IL IN square No. 786, beautifully situated on
caplt0l Hill having front north street of 40
ieet x Inches between Sd aud 4h streets east,
9lng with side alley to 80 feet alley in the
Sald lot contains 5 square feet, more or less, and
Is located In the Immediate vicinity OF the New Me-
thodist Episcopal Church.
Terms One fourth. cash balance in s, 70; and ls
months, the purchaser to notes for the deferred
payments, hearing interest from the day of sale.
deed given and deed Of trust taken. All conveyan-
cling Mt the cost OF the purchaser.
ap I'd A. GREEN Auct
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Conviction Of Cater.

BosroN. April Sat late hour las, night the
Jury in the case Of Carries IT, Carter, indicted e..
killing Scion ii. Tenny, the warden Of the state
prison, rendered a verdict Of guilty. The JUN
were out about forty minutes. Cater made =
speech justifying his act the ground Of un-
wholesome food and ill-treatment towards HIM
self and other cOnyicts by the authorities OF tic
prison. lie was remanded for sentence.
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New York Market.

NEw YORK. April Flour Is nrm; sales of
l25OO bbls.; State s. 55sS5 ~, Southern ss lsa
SG 10 Wheat is buoyaut; sales Of $50 bushels;
white at 81 81. Corn is firm: sales Of u 0sp bust.
els; mixed at 69c.
quiet: Chicago repacked at s16asl6.25 Lard has
advanced &c: sales at lbaIaSc.
Whiskey is lower; Ohio DC
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BY A GREEN. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE LO T IN THE NORTHERN
~ LIBERTIES AT AuCI1oN.-On MONDAY, April
a at o'clock p. m, will sell. on the premises
3 NO. o. IN square 368, on street porth, and near
me corner Of 10th street west Said lot fronts south
"A ieet inches and extends back TO a paved alley,
ana contains 2s0 square feet. more or less. This
Is undoubtedly one of the most desirable locations
ior residence in that section of the CITY. The right
90 o 0uId against the wall of the three story brick
mouse on the adjoining lot, without being subject TO
tne usual charge of one half of the cost OF said wall
in the deed held by the present owner.
Wmch VIII be conveyed to the purchaser.
Terms: One fourth, cash balance in notes at 6,
deed of trust
Deed given.
Title good INV 0O'' VI WIZ
ap7-d A GREEN Aun-
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

GLASS JARS, COUNTER CASES BOW
" WINDOWS AND BAKE HOUSE APPARATUS &C.
ATAUCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant,
shall sell, at the store and bakehouse, No. SS3, on
m. all the Glass Cases and Candy Jars and Store
Fixtures In the stores also all the Baking Apparatus
In the bake house, viz:
TronshS, Pans. Mou'is, Scales and Weights
Measures, Awning ami Frame
Bow Window and Stoves.
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
ap geo Aueriopeer
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An Entire Family Burned 20 Death.

WATERTowN. n. ". April 6.-The dwelling
Of Mr.. Grimshaw, near Cape Vincent. was burnt
on Saturday, and Mr.. Grimshaw with his wife
and children persisted i'm the flames.
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Baltimore .tlarkcts.

. BALTIMORE. April Flour is firm. sales a
81 for super Howard street and Ohio.
Wheat il steady at l35a13Sc. for good 10 clolcs:
reds. and li5aI53c. for fair to good whites. Cor
Is without particular change; sales Of white al
51a62c.. and yellow at 6Oa6Sc
Whisky is steady at - I,a.6Ec
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Steamboat Accident and Lo.s Of Life.

New YORK, April 6.-The Rome IN. Ssn-
tinel gives the particulars of a disaster to the
ferry boat running between 81 Vincent and Kings
ton, Canada, by which number Of lives we-e
lost. Out Of fifteen or twenty passengers, only
two were saved. The mails were also lost
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FARM FOR SALE BY AUCTION.

EARM FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
J. On MOND the 18th \ pril instant at eleven
day thereafter will be sold by auction, the Farm on
which the subscriber resides, and also the household
FURNITURE. stock. and farming implements. Ii lies in
Alexandra county, Virginia, contains 81 acres and
the Georgetown Aqueduct, and SIX miles from Alex
andrIa and four from Washington. There are upon
IL comfortable and well-arranged dwelling house,
containing SIX rooIns, with front and lack covered
poTtIcos, the former thirty eight by twelve feet
Kitchen: comfortable house for servants or farm
hands a large and convenient barn, with stabIng
clstern attached To the barn - root cellar under
the harm, 10 hold two thousand bushels Of roots for
market or stock feeding; ice house spring house
smoke house; corn house: n stone market root
house, and store house. Also, a good dairy near
the homestead door, from the never failing spring
of which water obtained for all the requirements
orchard of more than a Thousand thrifty trees
of different paintings, consisting of the choicest
varieties OF peaches apples pears dwarf and stand
ard cherries and ounces. At present fourteen acres
tyIedIng an average of at least two tons per acre
four In market garden four IN clover; twelve rea-
DIV to be put IN corn and oats IN the spring. and eleven
In wood, OF which there Is ample supply for all the
purposes of the place. This farm has been cultivated
with care and is very productive. no pains having
been spared TO render IL lremunerative and To make
and market garden farmer, a nursery man. or for
the country residence of person doing business in
either neIghbOring city who prefers a place already
IN all respects highly improved 1t is superior to
Terms of sale: One third cash on the delivery of
the warrantee deed and the balance in equal install
ments at one, two and three years credit, with IN
terest on the deferred ments. which be
cured by a deed of trust on the property.
For the furniture, stock and implements, all sums
under $40, cash and all sums over Sl0. a credit
of nine months, the notes Ia be satisfactorily en-
dorsed
ap4 w. d. WALLACH
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE Associated PRESS
Later from yye,terp Africa:

Nsw SoRk, April6-The new ship Mary Car
aline stevens, from Baltimore. had arrived ~
Monrovia. Another battle had been fought he
tween the colonists Of Cape Palmas and the rSa-
tiveS Between twenty and thirty colonists had
been killed. The inhabitants Of Cape palnas
had sent an appeal 10 Monrovia for aid and I6O
men had been sent 10 them in the Mary stevens
EX-PreSident Roberts had sailed for Cape Pal
mas with the view Of procuring the consent OF
that colony TO unite themselves with Liberia.
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BY A.GREEN. Auctioneer.

Dy n Uh I'm, NUcIIOnetr.
TWO LOTS AT AUCTION-ON TUESDAY.
April 18th. ut O'Clock. D. m, shall offer for sale
In front Of the premises Lots No IL and d. accord
ing TO Margaret O'DIgges' subdivision. in square
5 each lot fronting I'd street p feet inches and
running hack 80 feet TO wide alley between north
ID and streets containing In both $50 square feet
Terms: One-fOurth cash balance in cash. 6. r. and
ID months the purchaser to give notes for the de-
ferred payments, bearing interest from the day of
sale. deed given, and deed of trust taken. All
conveyanclng at the cost of the purch ser.
4-d A. GREEN, Auctonepr.
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The Poor AS WELL As THE RICH can have n s,Ire
cure Tor Coughs, Colds and Conslnption in its prI-
mary stages, owing TO the cheapness of Mrs Gard-
medicine which should be in every family, and al
ways on hand. 1t Is for sale at WEEKs d PorTHR's,
l5i washington street, Boston, General Agents.
ap 7-lw