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THE GREAT Ma.
ksAs - Est,s TIONAI ROUTE TO THE
xstSStssHe EAST BALTIMORE AND

IN Ssssss--ES9EAST BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.Which forms the grand central link in
the of between the Mississippi aud the
WHEELING, BENwooD and PARKERsBURG, oNTHE
WAsH1SGroN CITY and BALTIMORE ON THE EAST.
At which places it untes with RAILROADS a.d STEAM:
n ss for Al p9n Ea ri Te /
be procured, which point veil to BALTIMORE it
the shortest direct and in respect the rea
Bile 1t the only by which purchasers Of Through
Philadelphia New York. the cost Of ticket New York
only thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
less afforded by any other route. t'75
El To passengers from New Orleans Vcksburg Nachez,
Memphis and the South west generally travelling by the boats
upon the Mississippi river CHOICE OF ROUTES to the
fered. -1.,,,-.E ss..,. .S.Es5 @.-E
FIRsr-They may leave the boats CAIRO lat the mouth
SANDOVAI QlS miles, or PANA, Q72 miles, aud thence by
Ohio and Mississippi or Tere Haue and Alton Railroad turn
easwardy By this the traveller through Terre
Haute indianapolis, Dayton and Xenia, Columbus, Ohio
SEcoSDThe South western river traveller continue upon
tue u Mail boats the Ohio to Louisville Cincinnati, and
then take the CARS FOR THE EASE via. the Little Miami
Central Ohio Railroad, which takes him directly BEL
AIR. miles below Wheeling where he takes the
the baltimore and ohio Railroad ..... -,..-...
Travellers requested to notice that while this the
only aordg Through Tickets to all the Eastern cities
the charged by other routes to New York only
points the East The distance from Columbus to Baltimore
only SIC miles, being about 100 miles shorter New York than
by other route here less changes of by this
and consequently less detention than other
By the Express Train Of this the time from ca 1RO
| to BALTIMORE OR WASHINGTON is but FORTY-THREE
say- Re particular and ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTI
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
RS~Through Tickets allowing the holders to stop at any
pa, chased of w e. REDDlNG at the Office the Illinois
Central Railroad under the St. Charles Ho!e New Orleans
j. KENNEDY METTEE,
JOHN NJ, SHARP, General Agent my2 tt
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FINANCIAL PoErsr-A commercial friend lets of
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RAILROAD TRAVELNG.

e-r,u, PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL-
RoAD.WISTEg AKkANGEsEET
1851 the stsam train will leave IS follows:
The lake q The City, sl5t L
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,#'aaF STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans !
Be remembered the 18th January 1857, before me-
the subscriber Justice Of the Peace In and for the city
Aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James H. Wheeler Secretary Of the Home Mutual
Company Of New Orleans who being duly
cordng depose and that the above
Just true the books the
said Company. A. BROTHER, President.
JAS. H. WHEELER Secretary. d.
Sworn to subscribed this day January
1857. CHAs. II. BRADFO ORD, Second Justice Of
. the Peace Of the Parish OF Orleans
Board resolved interest of SIX
cash outstanding certificates Of profits the
their legal representatives and after
MONDAY the 9th of February next.
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend OF
FORTY @ the net earned premiums Of the Com
paHy the year ending 3lst December 1856 for which
fcaes viii be Issued and after the 18th Of March mex
Ths Company continues to insure against the peril Of the
rivers and damage by fire. at the Of
premium Office, No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice President
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
h. AAf;sFAHNEsToCK,s vERm1FUGE Il

80 VIRGINIA. Richmond Ya Eah d 1874 ~
messrs; B. A. Fahnestock Co IVY W. 80 '"''
co James r. Radcliffe resident of Hepr,co
statement to 49, N 'iS '0'i'"N's
cause be worms. He became so much Frustrated that de-
oil hopes Of bis the resort
az 70 ny b. A. Fahnestocks Yeruge purchased
A. strecker one vial Of which gave him atesspoonful
ana night for three days In continuation In less than
nours after had given him the first dose the child
~ @ 70 pass worms Of all Sizes from six inches long
boy Ia now perfectly well. -
certify with pleasure to the truth Of the above
o., o. A. STRECKER.
sod wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
0uny throughout the United States. Oh lm&W
WRIGHT u CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family SIMPLY
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~ inches in diameter by twelve rect LONG, cut Iathes
solid supply and for sale the usual
prices SAMUEL /. GILMAN,
jy3n Sm&W 20 Gravier street.
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KITTRE DIG K 4 f q l. q nj
TN IS Qate Ben kittredge X Co.. Importers OF Guns
NSEg/ aud Sporting Apparatus in all its branches
NHfN Wholesale and retail dealers ir American Rifles
~gSA Pistols and Fire of every variety, 55 st
" VCharles street. St Charles Hotel, New
Orleans, and 1874 Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio
pD41
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asssEasaA SHIPS, s'rEA EIIsOATs AND Fam

ing line. and habarrels Of Choice Corned Beef
put up 70 order CABIN Family Use at Stalls Nos g. Sc
and Ct OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
MEREEL L PARKER.
A. Bsteanbosts and Ships supplied with all kinds Of Live
stock such fresh mch Cows Hogs shoets, Pigs, Sheep
Goats, Geese, Ducks, Chickens. etc. seq ly
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JAMAICA HI NM punouros veg d, for ale by
seq SAN. WOLFE IS Camp stIest.
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McDONNELL'S RESTAURANT
~UN AND BAR, III Common street.
>46sg w. This well known and long established Res
taurant will be ready to accommodate its
and by the 18th and will
abindantly supplied with everything the market affords.
The Bar and, well furnished with
best Wines and Liquors
The proprietor hopes by strict
generous share Of the public support n. LEON DUBOC
his mae de cuisine for than six years.
in the
Of 3u JOHN MCDONNELL.
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i WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
sad popular Family Medicines which they on supply
General Depot Special Agency, No. l6l Il CHARTERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21
MORMON AND INDIAN ALLIANCE.
Twenty Thousand Indians n eady TO take the
Field Against the U. 8. Troops.

U rum tue SdCiduento Age OF october 10.
" Yesterday we had an interview with a gen
tleman from Carson Valley who from Intimacy
with Mormon families, has some knowledge Of
their future designs and plans Of operation. IL
his conclusions be correct, not only the settlers
east or the mountains, but even the people Of
this State will have reason to deprecate the eIas-
peration of those American Bedouins He saw,
that the Mormons OF Carson VALLEY and san Ber-
nardino have sold their cattle and property for
nearly nothing, and st the bidding Of their chief
have repaired TO Salt Lake, with the secret de-
sign or re-organiZng, arming, eQuipping, re-
turning, murdeTing, and plundering their Gen.
tile enemies. They declare that for everv Saint
slain by the United States troops ten Gentle wo-
men shall make atonement; that they will frst
erterminate the troops from the east, then come
west, and in predatory bands, allied with In
dians, they viii ravage the border, rob, piuDder.
and murder until they shall have repIenished the
Lords treasury, and revenged insults on his cho-
sen people.
OF their ability to execute thi. threat we have
but little doubt At the order Of their leader a nd
prophet they can muster rs, 600 men, armed with
the most effective instruments Of destruction
They have many thousands OF the finest horses
trained 10 camp service; they have a foundery
where cannon and shells cest a powder milf
and a factory, where revolving rifles and pistols
are manufactured equal TO those at Hartford
They have every munition Of war. and necessary
provision and means OF transportation within
themselves, and even the women and children
are Instructed in the use Of arms Add 10 this
their geographical position To reach Salt Lake
from the east IL Is necessary to pass through
canon Of twenty FIVE miles. under hills SO s'sep
and rocky that dozen men could hurl down an
avalanche OF stones on an approaching caravan !;
and, even in the event Of several thousand troops
reaching the valley, the besieged, with their
herds, would take TO the mountains. and rein
forced by their savage allies, would In turn be-
siege their besiegers, and cut of supplies until
| the invaders had starved out
They have, il is said. n, 900 Indian allies whom
| they are ready to furnish with arms and horses
on an emergency. These Indians are partially
Instructed in the Mormon religion, enough to
make them superstitious in regard to the God of
superior race, vet modifying none ot their fero-
city. With allies like these, and fighting for
their homes. and, according to the belief Of the
ignorant, under the direct supervision OF the God
OF battles, and from the ramparts with which
nature has surrounded them, II is easy to con-
ceive what would be the fate Of a few thousand
troops who travelled thousand miles 10 fight
their own countrymen, brave themselves az
well armed, better used to feld-life, and stimu
lated by their love Of home and family, and as
sured Of victory by the revelations Of their pro-
phets.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Frsm the As.sci.ted Press Agent
The Weather.

n,niIALo, Nov. 1o.-Severe gales from the
connsniss nave been blowing here to-day, &C
0'mp panied with furries Of snow.
BOSTON, Nov le-Tbe x.,,h., 49,. A..
49,. gay was very clear and mild. The atmors
To-. 20 .1s evening Is thickeniRg, with indie,
son,hw.. Ia'n The wind Is blowing from the
NV HAVEN, Nov. Eth. ~,.,,h.,
winds WIN extremely heavy
eyeniag xsTv Nov ls-It is showing here, tbi.
WnINEssoRo', Nov. ls-snovv IA f,I,,nc h.,.
rapidly. The ground is covered ne's
hard here. " showing
AreUsTA, Ga, Nov. ia ttuI,, g., .
succeeded the heavy rain OF the PAST few a.
Ice half an inch thick has been formed 80 ..,,
damage has certainly been done The frost /,
bslioved to be general. ~ -
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.
DUBLlC SALE OF 100 BARRELS KENTUC-
Il KY WHIsKEY.-On FRIDAY, the nth inst nj
III O'Clock m.. ] will offer at public sale m The
warehouse Of Murray d Randolph. NO. SIS I,ouisie
ana gyenue, ITO cover advances. lD barrels Bourbon
and Kentucky Home w hiskey, Western consigp-
ment; and must he sold without reserve.
VIII De ao1e9 W hail pipes, 81 quarters and eighth
.... MURRAY d. RANDOLPH
-... j. &. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer,
- AT PRIVATE SALE.
50 hall and quarter pipes Wine Growers Compa-
by samples ~ ~ W.
30 half and quarter pipes "MartelI's" Pale and
Dark Brandy, vintages from l8 8 to 1854 hy sam
now under custom house lock IN New ork aud will
be delivered pure. All
go baskets "Heidsick & Co's- genuine brand
Champagne ~
200 cases "Laemopd's" Creme DE Bouzy do.
tawta ~ NY "a
Sperm and Patent Oils
Sperm M d Adamantine Candies
. Will be sold on liberal credit
MURRAY Il RANDOLPH
nl9-eOts S. Louisiana avenue.
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A Stop In the Money Negotiation,

Boston, Nov: 2o-It is almost impossible 10
negotiate paper here to-day, in consequenc OF
tumor that the principal member OF one Of the
largest commission houses. which acts also as
agent Tor several manufacturing corporations
was issuing the paper Of said corporations en-
dorsed by his firm for private speculation. The
gentleman In question Is widely known and
highly respected
me Boston banks have now four millions Of
specie, being a large increase since Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21
New York Market,

NKw YORK, Nov. 2l-Flour is buoyan.. Al
advance OF 5alac on State; sales Of Il, 500 bbls
state - 9Oa5 co. Ohio IS 3Oa5-so Southern IS 2sa
Wheat Is quiet sales are unimportant; white
sI5i. red 81 Pal IS Corn Is heavy sales 600
bushels: mixed slas2c: bite %
Pork is lower; mess $40 25a19 So Beef Is in
active. Lard Is quiet at lOaI3c
Whisky steady; Ohio 2ic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21

SPECIAL ,NoIIcE.-For Perfumed Breath, White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use % Balm OF
l9g Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair use
:" W oodand Cream" a new pomade il CAUSES gem
tsmen's hair to curl beautifully. Price 81 cents
each. w P.FErRIDGE CO.
Prsprietors, New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington,
TAYLOR MAURY, Booksellers, between 9th and
lcth st., Pa avenue. nil
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY q TOMORROW NOR MI,

By j. e. MEG UIRE. Auctiopeer
LURNlTURE AND HOUSEHOLD RFFEcrs
II AfAucTIoN.-On FRIDAY MORNING. Nov
18th, at 10 O'Clock, viii sell. at the resldence Of
gentleman declining Housekeeping, at No. 677 I'm
street, Island, all Of his Household Goods. compris
ing
Lounge, Cane-seat, and Back Rockers
Mahogany hair seat Chairs w alnut and other osne-
=, seat Chars
Mshoesny and Walnut Leaf Tables, Marble Vases
Gllt ana pam Buff " indow Shades
w alhut w ork Stand. Iron Clock
Three ply and Ingram Carpets, Oicloth
paIior and Chamber Stoves, Mirrors
herigerafor, Walnut and Maple Bedsteads.
reather bed, BOlsters and Pillows
nalr and Husk Mattresses, Quilts
spreads. Sheets, and Table linen
Dressing and ot her Bureaus
Washstands and Toilet Sets
Crockery, Glassware
Knives and Forks, Plated Spoons
Casters, Cook Stove, &c.
Together with the usual axsortnent of V;,oh,-
- Requisites. VI eA
Terms 50 and under, cash; over that sum a
bearing interest. ''s0u'
n7-d@ds JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until moNDAf MORNING., the sd at 10 o'c'k
hNN J. T.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
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NO THE PUBLIC.

ITO THE PUBLIC.
i Parties or persons having advertised for sale
an UNESP1cSINE CAS- which is no.
thing but the well known ETHEREAL OH" therefore
i doom IL necessary to caution consumers for their
safety, that the only genuine article is known as
"Re intzel's non Explosive Burning Fluid" and 10
prepared and sold F. SrUTZ. at his DEPOT, cor
of n tn and Streets he being the sole possess
If the right for selling the the District of
Columbia.
n l4-tf FIR. STfITZ.
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The Cotton Trade.

MOBILE, Nov. 20.-Cotton has advanccd a
since the receipt Of the Siagara's news, closin.
ouoyant Sales Of the week 1900 bales Sales
Today 100 bales Receipts Of the week 1900
stock in port al 900.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 20.-Cotton hae declined
y since the receipt OF the Nisgara's advices.
Al savannah and Augusta nothing is doing in
cotton. "
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The Failures Mt ShefUeId

Wv foRk, NOV D.-There Is error In the
Newspaper regarding the liabilities OF Mess
Nayiof, Nickers d CO.. iron manufacturers of
Shemeid, England, az il is stated on reliable Ar.
s s,en that they will not exceed SIOO,UO or
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Financial,

higher generally. Chicago and Rock Island "a Y:
Cumberland Coal Co. I0k; Illinois Central shares
90 do Bonds g; Michigan Southern 22I.; New
noIk Central soHi Pennsylvania Coal Co 81;
Reading SIN.
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Millinery, 90,
p A X 8 M Lin RY.

MADAME FERRERO. from No scro., I,,..
e(MstIeet. view York. respectfully informsSs q :.
SEne Ladies In Washington that she has& "
~ re-opened a branch of her establish- z&NySS
menti Ior the season, at No. 24S Pa. avenue -
tsdies VII md q select assortment Of
EAi.L and WINTER BONNETS
pKESS GAPS, HEAD DRESSES, LACES
ORNAMENTS FOR THE HAIR
GLOVES, PERFUMERY
Prices moderate. ao-,ot
FIRST WARD MILLINERY Ann
i - DRESS MAKING ESTABLiSH- =
MENJ WIN open. on Saturday, Nov n, -
g beautiful selection of Winter Bonnets
Headdresses, Caps, Ribbons. Feathers and
Flowers; Dress making, in all its branches e@
executed IN the neatcst manner, and at moderate
prices. Ladies will please call and examine -
MISS s. r. HANEY d SISTER,
NO. lI9 Pa. ave bet. nth and 18th sts.,
N l5-6 First Ward.
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Money. &,c.

NEW YORK, Nov. c0.-s,eriing Is steady afsE
The Adriatlc will take out for Europe over a qua
yer OF million In specie. An immense nufnber
~ orders Tor cotton are countermanded by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21

OFFICER WATSON, who was so badly cut with
bricks yesterday, while in the discharge Of his
duty, is not dangerously wounded. The most
severe wound Is on the back Of his head near
the ear, done with the edge of brick. He will
soon resume his duties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21

ALARM.-rhis morning, horse, attached to
wagon in the market space, took fright and
started to run, but was stopped by the wheels Of
the wagon catching against another vehicle.
Horses when brought into the market space
should be secured, as one frightened animal r. n
play the mischief in this crowded quarter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21

WOODLAND CREAM for the hair; BALM OF
THOUSAND FLOWERS, for cleansing the teeth aud
benutf ing the complex ION. The genuine article to
be had At Jos. SHILLING TOY = Bookstore, OdeOn
Building. corner ~ street and Pa. avenue. 10 tf
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NEW FURNITURE STORE. -
SOFAS, BEDSTEADS CHAIRS, TABLES
90 BUREAUS CARPETS, &C.,
AT % PRR GENT LESS THAN FORMER PRICES.

Furniture and HOusefurnishihg Goods can be
bought on Seventh street, Lear the NOrthernh
Market, cheaper than any other part of the W
city. Goods sent home free of charge. ~
large lot of Carpets just received, some Y U
low Is cents.
100 Cottage Bedsteads, all patterns, at auction
prices. .. -.
Marble-top, Tables, Washstands. Mahogany
Chairs, &c, cheap.
Secretaries, Whatnots, Sideboards, Mattresses,
d O., cheap.
For the monty you buy Housefurmshing
Goods almost at your prices, on 9TH street. No.
ssh. next dsor to Hyatt's Dry Goods Store, three
doors from the Market,
n Is-eo2w #. b. BROWN, Agent.
T STEVENS'S NEW FANCY STORE. SS
IA Pa. avenue. between 9th and 10th streets, can
be found an ex celent assortment of Opera Hoods.
n II eotf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21

PRoFASITY-Thism morning, a colored man,
named John Beckett, was arrested by special po-
liceman Malone, for using grossly indecent and
profane language in the street. He was taken be.
fore Justice Dom, Of the Third Police District.
and fined IS and costs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21

I ApiEs, TUCK, and all solts Of, COMBS, at
u GIBBS Hair Store, near 18th st., and at his
sales Room, under WnIards' hotel. sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21
T AIDES DRESS GOODS

Il AIDES DRESS GOODS r......
KINDS 81 SbEE 9 So6ps sa sd.1E Gu,
for cash. to raise money Virginia and District mo.
Fancy FI sa1' Ina Striped Silks for ss cent. per
Plain colored French Mernos for 62x cents per
Blazer glossy silks a. s2s and IS cents per yard.
Rich Valencia, Cashmeres, Poplins, and Mousse
hne Delaines. at low prices. ""r =
Superior bright Plail Merinos at s'& and 50 cents
PLAID, figured, and striped Mousseline Dela,nes at
Kz cents per yard .
800 pieces French. English, and American Prints
=, from 60 to SIX cents. -
All wool Debeee at SIN cents per yard.
Ladies', misses, and childrens Shawls in great va
Plaid and fancy striped, and Bayadere Silks, at 81 Is
per yard, worth 81.
Rich moire Antique Silk at si.75 per yard, worth
10 pieces bright oolors and figures Fannels, at S7l
cents.
Superior American Prints 10 cents.
Black and brown Debege i2h cents. .....
White, red and gray Flannels all wool, at IS cents
Black: brown and gray Cloths. for Ladies' coaks,
White, brown. and ceIored Canton Fiannels.
Blankets, Bed Comforts, SheetIngs, and Bed Tick
Cloaks and Mantillas from 81 Is to s25.
With large stock of all kinds of Staple and Pam
OF Dry Goods, which must he sold at some price In
~ GEO. r. ALLEN.
nI4-StSatI& M Penn ay, next TO 10th st.
HAMS! HAMsH HAMsM
We have choice lot of Family. cured HAMS,
KING 4 BURCHELL,
seN corner of vermont avenue and 18th street.
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NJ ADAM BoSNEL,

No. $50 fsth street west, between and X sfpeets
Wsshngton city, has the honor to inform the ladies'
Dress Making Establishment, where she rs ready
TO make every kind of work, as Dresses, MantIlas,
Basques &c. and IN the best and very latest style
De La Mode. direct from Pans. n III Pms
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MARRIED..

In SteI mss Church, New Hartford, n. ", on tn
leth i9s,'n,, By the Rev; VIM; Allen Fiske. of Ly
ons, CHARLES =. HURIBURT, of Washington
city, to EMF LIE j.. only daught of the late HI
ram Slayer, Esq. Of the former place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21
! RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

E>RUIT.-New Eleme FIGS; new RAISTNS,
i IL quarter, half, and whole boxes; new CUR
Rants STRAWBERRIES; fresh CHERRIES.
BERRiRS. TOMATOES, ct ce Gets, "oN L L
For sale by KING q BURCHFLL,
nl2 corner 18th street ard Vermont ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21
By A. GREhN, Auctioneer.

by A. OHEEN, Auctioneer.
by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO
~ the subscriber, bearing date the Sd day of Sep
tenber, 1851, and huly recorded IN the Land ecords
Of washington conn " in the District Of Co umbla,
Shall sell at pub'lc auction, on the premises on
MONDAY, the 10th day of November, at 4 o'clock,
p 10, Lot No s, In Square No. "a lying in said Civ
q Washington and fronting IS feet siHches on nurth
street, and running hack 100 feet TO an aiey q feet
vide, which, by side alleys has outlet on oath and
18th streets.
There Is neat two-story Frame House on the
Lot, which is nearly opposite the late Gen. Thomp-
son 8 residence, now owned by John T.. Reeside,
Esq. b."
North M street Is to be graded and the neigh
boIhood is improving. y
Terms One-third cash; balance in 6, ~, and IS
months, Tor notes bearing interest and secured by
deed oftrust. -
Convey ancing at the expense Of the purchaser.
K. X. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
l-d A. GREEN, Auct.
ITTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED,
IN consequence Of the rain, until THURSDAY, the
18th instant same hour and place.
BY order of the Trustee.
nl7 A. GREEN, Auct'r.
II THE ABOVE SALE is still further Post
poued, in consequence of the ra in, until MONDAY,
the I'D instant, same hour and place.
BY order of the Trustee.
n o-td A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21

REMEMBER THE ORPHANS The eloquent DR.
Ryder preacbes to- morrow at St Patrick's Church
at III O'Clock mass, for the benefit Of ST. Joseph's
Male Orphan Asylum, in this city