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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-16
CHAN Gerry
SALE OF LOTS IN WEST NASHVILLE.

r. C. McNairy and others b. McNairy and others.
In pursuance Of decree Of this Court IN the above
cause will sell the Public square. Ia this city
ON SATU RDAY the lest day Of NAY, ls5s, the follow
Ing Lots AS laid down the plan OF the West Nash
vile NJ Marry property, to-wt
Lot No $50 fronting 50 feet Pine street and run
ming back l. feet 10 alley. Lot Nc. S5l, fronting
also 30 street and running back lIo feet
TO an alley. Lot Nos $40 and $50, lying ON Division
Street near the Bateman property-these last lots
are OF irregular shape LIT S7e frVuLs SO feet and
Lot $50, fronts 40 feet
TERMs:-l and years credit with interest notes
well sacured and liens retained until the purchase
money ia fully paid {. n BRIES, c. NJ,
tnar27 Chancery Court al Nashville
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Notice.

PLANTERS BANK OF TENNESSEE,l
Nashville March 3la, 1858.
'INHEE will be meeting of the Stockholders of this
Bank held At the Ranking House ia Nashville on
tn" lst June next, AT 10 O'Clock, 4. take into
consideration act passed at the session Of the
Legislature Of this state proposing amendment to
the charter of this Bank BY order Of the Board.
apr5-td ID. WEAVER, Cashier.
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Chancery Sale of Slaves.

George { DIsmukes Alexander Williams and others
Tn pursuance OF decree Of this Court at November
Term 1887, the above cause, will eGps.e % pub
lie sale on the Public Square II Nashville, on SAIIR
DAY the 18th day OF April, 1883, Two Slaves, ste
phen, aged about - years aud BIZ aged about IL
years attached the property Of defendant, Alex
Williams, and o. be sold 20 pay first decree IN tins
Court against said Williams, IN favor OF Porter wayne
& Webb. and costs and secondly 90 pay decree IN
favor OF com plaiuaut Dislnukes and costs.
4. T. BRIEN, {. n,
tnarl6-td Chancery Court al Nashville.
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Neat Dwelling House for sale -
<tfVATEn m Et<saei4. an tAs 6allztH Tnrapks
- Per faFsAsr y~rtserl<rs spply -
- w VS. IU-E-Ef
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Dissolution.

rINhE partnership heretofore existing between the
Il subscribers under the siyIs II MAoa1NzIE A Wn~
50 VAS diseoiy 81 by mutual copsent, the 2t Glk
j. W, NfISoN has purchased the entire interest az
ALxz- AAcNxSx1E 10 sid arm, and vii continue Tie
eakiness snceF his own name. He Il charged Win
Tie pas q ak he Debts o. Tie arm and "a alone
&ataosa.s1 tie Of the nFrn IN nqslsfinn
AIlx- AAckENuE
mArio-C ). ". WILSON.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS.
ZINE WATCH REPAIRING.
'''''' ''' FINE ": 5ss,''''
No 81 Bridge street, below the Post Once,
ap I'm GcOsgetOwn, d. G..


| AIDES DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, 40.
JOHN H. SMOOT,
No. li9 Bride street, Gsorgst0tcr, ID. C.,
has received from New York and Philadelphia, a
large and We desirable of adies' Dress
foods, q great many Of which having been bought
are getting the full value of their money. In his
assortment will be found the following:
Rloh FIounced A'qullle Black Silk hobes
Light C0lored FlOunced do.
Do ayadere ard Plaid Silks
Black Dress Silks, best makes, from Is to $50
. Do: suitable for mourning
Rlch riounced Barge Robes, with two and three
Organdie and Lawn Robes and in the piece
Lawns, In great variety, from 10 cts. to ISk
a large lot OF Fast COOts at l21a cts.
RAIN and Figured French Brllilants, Jaconets and
ChlntZes
Pink, Blues, Greens, and Modes Grape Nantes and
New styles Ducals and Poll pe'Chevres
Pink, Blue, Green. Buff, and White Nous Delanes
Checkered and Plaid Ginghams
Best mskes English and Amer can Prints
black Marques, Tanatan, Grape Merette
Bareges. Shallles, Bomhazines Apacas
Mouselln DeaIneS, English Grapes
Mourning Wells. Black Ginghams, Lawns
Ducals and Englit h Calioos
Best makes white Cambrlcs. Nairnsocks, Jaconets,
SWISS and Null Musllns
Figured, Dotted, Plain al d Striped do.
Sets Valencines and Maltese Laces
Honlton Collars, Maltese and Valrncines Laces
Black Lace Fans, rich figured and dotted
Plain and Fancy Bonnet and Sash Bonnet Ribbons
FrInges for dress trimmings
BLACK, white and coored ground Stella and printed
ShawIs
New style Par,sols. some from auction
BaJon's Kid Gloves. all cOlOrs and numbers.
joining counties are respectfully invited to cali.
ap7 dfl8th JOHN SMOOT.
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GEORG E.TOW
orrespondence of Tie Star.


GEORGETOWN, April 10, 1853.
From facts which we have gathered from the
personal friends Of Mr.. Kyle, and others, since
our notice Of his death by his death, by drown
Ing In the canal, in the Star Of Yesterday, we
have no doubt but he was at the time Of the fatal
act laooring under a At Of temporary insanity
Aner the holding Of the inquest the BODY was
taken 10 the cabinet establishment of Mr. Joseph
Birch, on Bridge street where il was properly
clad and placed in a neat mahogany coffin: II was
then taken to Oak Hill Cemetery and placed in
the vault, to await the decision of his father who
was teiegraphed to early Yesterday morning
Mr.. Kyle is represented by those who were we'll
acquainted with him as being a Young man of
many excellent qualities, and general favorite
among ms brother craftsmen, several of whom
came over from Washington Yesterday morning
to take the last sad view of his IfeIess remains
We really think il would puzzle the ingenuity
OF man to manufacture or by any means originate
more downright, outright, disgusting, demon.
allZlng, lntolerable nuisance than now exists on
the corner of Bridge and Green SITS. The scenes
almost daily enacted about this place are suffi-
cientiy vulgar and obnoxious to shame even indie
ctncy Itself, unless so completely stepped in deg
radiation as to be entirely lost to shame; and the
matter is rendered still worse by the fact that il
is located immediately one of our most public
thoroug hfares. in thcky settled nei z hbor God
of very respectable persons, and within a stones
throw of one of our churches 1t NAV be impos-
slble Tor the proper authorities TO break up this
place bnt, according to our method of reasoning,
such an idea is preposterous.
We are pleased to learn that the suggestion of
a correspondent of the star has had the desired
effect, and that daily Union prayer meeting for
the benefit of such unable TO attend the one
In the afternoon has been started at the Presby-
terrain chapel, on Market street, commencing at
quarter before O'Clock, every day. The after
noon meetings are being held this week at the
Methodist Protestant Church.
we were visited this morning by quite a
| thunder storm, accompanied by heavy fall of
| rain and hail.
The only arrival since our report of YESTERDAY
| Is the steamer Columbia, Harper. from Balt.
more, TO Hyde Il Davidson.
We have nothing worthy of note from the
dour and grain markets this morning. No ma
| terial change in prices has occurred since our
last. There Is but little of either coming in s.
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Southern Markets.

CHARLE.ToS, April IL Sales Of cotton today,
600 bales, unchanged Iates.
S,vASNAH, April I2.-Prices unchanged; sales
LOO bales.
AUGUSTA, April ~ Sales 500; market firm.
MoBTLE, April - Market advanced NC; sales
700 bales; quotations n Hall6c. Receipts two
DAYS, , 400 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April II Firm; sales 1000
bales Freights and exchange unchanged
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NpAhsHAI's SALE.-in vlrIue Of . writ If
wi 6eri tacIss, under the lien law " Issuel from
fhe Clerks ofloe Of the Circuit Court of the Dis
trIct If Columbia, for the County Of Washington.
and TO me directed shall pose TO public safe for
CASH m front ofthe Court house door Of said coan
at ~ o'clock, IN. the following described property,
wit: beIng all defendants Tsht. title, Gain. and
interest, and Ia the ossthIn budlng, erso ed on
the wboe "f Lot No ID and part III Tot NJ. ~, an
SqusTe No. sI7, ia the Cts Of W hshinEioa, ~ -
beng the whole of Lot No 10 and II feet next sd
joining Of Lot No. H. running b1ok tie whole degt1
of said Lots No. Is ard IT, los feet inch, and ~
he sold TO satisfy Judicial, No. e. Msy tern 49,
J. ID. HOOVER.
apS-dts Marshal for the District oil Coasmusa'
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CHARLESTON, April I2-The Isabel has ar
nvedi advices unimportant. In the Havana
market sugar and molssses were quiet; claved
~ muscovado Lad 4 Frsights very dull ster-
ling exchange IlH Northern and Eastern mar 70
premium.
NEW YORK, April l3.-The steamer Daniel
Webster, from Havana on the sth, has arrived
Toe news IS generally unimportant Three hun
whole week was occupied in fetes in honor OF
the birth Of the PhDce Of the Asturias, and con-
sequenilv there has been nothing done in bust
ness. The steamer Fulton was al Havana
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DIED.,

This morning. of ty phoid fever. SUE, second
daughter OF George Savage, In the 18th year OF her
age.
1rhe funeral services will take place To morrow
Morning at 10 o'clock at st. Pstrck's Church. The
friends of the family are invited to attend.
"ThIs blossom, too fair Tor EARTH"
Has gone to bloom In eternity.
May she rest IN peace.
AT Georg stown, on Saturday, 10th inst, of whoop
ing cough, MARY daughter of Mondevlile and
Martha Daggs, aged moths and on Sunday, nth
inst, CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH daughter of
the same parents, aged years and months.
On Monday, at 10 o'clock .. m, LILA E.,
daughter OF l. 3. and Eliza p. w htmore, aged two
years aRd nine months.
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Arrival Of Steamers, &C.

NEw YORK, April l3.-The steamer Star of the
West, with the California mails and passengers,
il below.
The City Of Washington, from Liverpool, lie OF
Sandy Hook.
The shin Mountain Wave, from Charleston, lie
ashore eff Scituate, Mass.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

NoIlcE TO ApvERTtsERs.-To secure the most
eohSflcuous positions for advertisements in The
SlAh they must he sent TO our Office early in
.ne oay as possible. Those who delay to observe
Inls caution should not complain If they do not
nnd them where they prefer to see them. II is
always safest TO get them 10 our counter between
and 10 in the morning, If wishing them insert
ed satisfactorily on the same day.
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Financial.

Nsw YORK, April 10 Stocks are lower gen
orally Chicago and Rock Island AK: Cumber-
Land Coal Company Il; Illinois Central shares
9!}7i do bonds s. La Crosse and Milwaukee Q;
Michigan Southern "a ~; New York Central 81 u !;
fenna Coal Company "a; Reading IS; Milwan-
ne and Mississippi 49,; Cantcns % Virginia
6's ~ a; Missouri 6's e3I
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Meettng-Birthday Of
Henry Clay

FHILsDELrHIA, April ia meeting Of the
opponents of the Administration was held here
this evening, at which a series of resolutions were
adopted for the establishment of a national party
COMPOSED of all the friends Of the rights Of the
people.
The birth of Henry Clay was celebrated in thi.
city this evening.
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FUTURE DAYS.

SAI.E-In virtue of q writ Of
AVA herI facIaS, issued from the Clerk's Once OF
he C'rcuIt court of the DntrIct 81 Columha ioT
IN County 0f ~ ashingfoh, and To me dtrcctcd.
shall expose 10 public sale tor CASH n front al the
Grocery Store Of Jesse II Wilson, on fh avenue.
between 9Th ana TIN streets, south soe. on =
o clock =. m, the following roods and cbatiies 10
wit. VIZ: Dbl of Holland GIN, bhs OF Ia hJe
Whlsky and casks of French Brsrdy, sel1ed and
levied upon as the property of NillIsm Is rassoer,
and will be sold 10 satisfy J9dle NO. 40 10 MAY
'0''"' 'oN0' " ". : ;LDEN. Marshal
.ao,. forfhe Dis riot Of Columbia.
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Supplies fer Col. Johnston.

Sr. Lorus, April 12-The Santa Fe mail has
arrived. Col. Marcy Ieft there on the 18th Of
March with twelve hundred animals mostly
mules, and 100 troops and the same number Of
hPrdsmen. They expected to join Col. Johnston
BY the first Of May
The Republican learns that hurricane on the
27th ult demolished nearly every house In Bes-
tonville, Arkansas, killing IS ard wounding
great number OF persons.
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Bait,more Markets

BALTIMORE, April 70 Flour is dull; Howard
street and Ohio are nominal at 81 81 and City
Mills a %.
Wheat is duh and generally unchanged; fair
to prime reds 81 U3asl.O6, and good to prime
whites 81 l5aSl IS
Corn is heavy; yellow 65a6Sc; white 6la6lc.
Whisky il irmer at 2Ia22c.
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WKINvITR the attention of our readers to the ad-
vertIsement Of VIM. H. Wheatly, of the George
town Steam by cling SEstabli sbm ent, and have no
doubt his friends In Washlr gton will be pleased To
hear that he has opened, as branch, the Store Sa
Pa. avenue. an lSl7A24
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April 10 Flour heavy; sale. Of
5000 bhls State 81 .a5aSi.i5; Ohio, 81 .i5as4 80;
Southern a. I0aS4.7
Wheat is quiet; sales OF 900 bush; South
ern rcd al L.
Corn is high her; yellow e X a7ic., white &c.
Fork Is dull; mess sl7 50, prime sH 80. Lard
il firm at loSalOac.
whisky Is dull at ala2l kc
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by J. C. MCGUIRE. Auctlnneer

DOSlTINE SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE
4 BRICK HOUSES ON r. STREET, BETWEEN 2p ANn
SD-tn MONrAf AFTERNOON. April 18th, al
51a clock, on the premises. shall sell Lot No. 6,
IN Square No. 57n, 4 OntIng - feet 9x inches on r
street between I'd and Sd streets easI running
ll2 feet TO ten feet alley, with the improvements
consisting a: tfIree-story and basement Brl ok
DWeling House, containing eight rooms, with Gas
ana " as lXtu es IN every room IN the House, with
Bath Room and other modern improvements.
Also, Lot No. 7, SAVE Square, fronting IS feet IL
lnche, on same street, running hack liz feet ar
alley. with the improvements, consisting of three
st"r, Brick Dwelling House, with Back Buildings
containing Saloon. Parlor. with large Dining Dom,
WITH Gurl5 after, d c., eight Chambers, Kitchen,
Water Closets, 4 O., &c
These Houses are nearly new, well furnished
with all the mos ern lmrrovcm. nts and butt In the
most substantial manner, and located I'm one O, the
most beau Iiul and pleasant parts of the city.
Terms: One fourth each: the residue IN 6, L. ard
ID months, with interest," secured by deed In trust
on the premises.
ap 10 J G. Meg l'IRE. Auct
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Municipal Election.

HaGHRsTowN, Md. April 12.-The municipal
election held here TO-DAY resulted in the election
of the whole American ticket. ID g Mumms,
American. for Mayor. received 50 majority, and
the American council ticket received an average
majority of i2l. The majority for Gov Hicks in
Hagerstown was FL over Col Groome
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TERRA CULTURE AND CONGRESS.

To Editors in Frederick Coxnfy. Nd
Messrs. Editors please give dollar notice of
my confidential disclosure on Terra- Culture to o.
cur at New Market, Nd, within a mile of Monro
wa Station, b. and o. ,IlrOad, on Saturday pril
i7th 10 O'Clock a. by invitation of some tive
~ gentlemen, III you receive tins in time for TINS
weeks paper, and send our bill tn New Market on
Saturday next. w
Respectfully, RUSSELL COMsrocK
467 9Th street west, corner r., Washington
rs! have the recommendations of the Faculty
Terra Culture as new and va liable, in New York,
COnnec lcut, Michigan, and OHIO.
III 1t were In general practi by the people of the
United States II would be worth to them hundreds
of millions OF dollars annually and trust Congress
ap l<-St H.. c.
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BY Barnard Il BUCKLEY, Georgetown
Coz 0O0 WORTH OF PRIME GROCE
-

BY BARNARD BUCKLEY, Georgetown
Coz nOO WORTH OF PRIME GROCE-
S-I, OUO RIEs AT Acknowledging to
change The character of our busness, we will, on
MON DA Y 18th INST. al ten o'c.ock r.. No. sell our
fresh and extensive wholesale stock of Liquors and
Grocer es at suction, without reserve. We name
but IN part
l.Oo9 s cks g. A. and Fine Salt. Pact cts do.
100 chests Imperial Young Hysol. Gunpowder. and
Ool"ng Teas. These Teas are fresh aud IF fine
quality,
100 boxes Starch, $50 boxes Adamantne, Mould and
Sperm Candles.
100 boxes fine Chewing Tobacco, Cut and Smoking
SO boxes Mustard, Pepper and other Spices,
Yeast Powders, ,leratus, Cream Tartar,
Soap Powder, Sardines, Macaroni.
Pickles and Sauces, OF various kinds. IN cases and
casas,
Brown. Olive, Palm and Fancy So.ps,
Cas- Ks patent Whale and Sperm Oils,
Casks Sal. Soda casks Vinegar,
l5i.csn Cigars different brands,
Brandy. tin. Whisky. Il um, and very large stock
OF Oh: Inpegnes, Clarst. CordIals, c., IN glass,
l59 barrels Prime Herring, Mackerel, Nos. and S,
with bToom2. Buckets, Mats. Waghboards,
FTu &c IN all one of the argest and beet stocks
IN the District.
Terms: Al sums ofand under $50, cash over
that amount and under ,C0, 90 days; oyer SlO0, 4
months, with satisfactory endorsements,
GETTY It WILLIAMS.
aP'2 BARNARD BUCKLEY. Aurts.
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WATCH RETURNS Lewis Higdon, d c., dis
orderly; dismissed. George Sullivan, Md do !;
do: Charles Chldress, Md. do +; do George
Bell, DC, do; do. Nine dodgers, all non resi-
dents
The parties mentioned as dismissed were all
youths, arrested in the Northern Liberties for
making noise in the street. They were not
drunk, so the Captain lectured and sent them
home -
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

J,y a. AuCtlOnecr.
C00 GEORGIA ROSE BUSHES AT AUC-
COO TIoN.-on Thu RSDAT MORNING, the
18TH instant, at ~ O'Clock a. front of my Auc-
ton Room corner of 7th and ID streets shall sell
hne healthy col ectIon OF Rose Trees, among
which may he found
The Perpetual Swiss Bloomer
Hybrus, Lovely NJ SIS, Remontentcs
Spotted Striped, and Marbled Gallloia
Hester Don1, Madam Rachel
Marquis Rocnella, Hy bIdec
With many other favortes. which we will not
name.
The above collection has been forwarded by one
OF the first Botanic florists from Angus a, Geor-
gla and the Bushes represented to be the finest
qualtlc S of any IN America.
ap l2-d A. GREEN Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
G. Mos UIRE, Aucnonesr

By J. c. MoGUIRE, Auctlonesr.
FoNNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EF-
MoESVIshr PUBLIC AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY
n,,pre ~, Aptl 18th. at ten O'Clock, AZ the Fur
PSIuanf, on r street. between 18Th md 18th SITS I
Essn sen an ms stock Of Furniture and Household
Mahogany solas. pi-.n,. Rockers, and P.rlor
Marble top, Centre and Sofa Tables. Gard Table.
and Ladies' Workstands, N io"e''
Gilt and mahogany frame Mirrors,
Clocks. Curtains and .hades,
Cane, rush and wood seat Chairs,
Mahogany, walnut and maple Bedstesds
Dressing and plsIn Bureaus, Wsshstands
Feather Beds, Bosters and Pillows,
Hair and husk Mattresses,
COunterpanes. Quilts, Blankets, Linen Sheets.
China. Glass and Crockery,
Together with large assortment of articles IN the
house furnishing line.
Terms SH ana under, cash; over that sum. a
credit at 2. 3. and months for satisfactorily en-
ap7-d j. q. MCGUIRE. Auct.
Ia consequence of the lain until WEDNESDAY,
MOKNlNG, A PTIl l4th, same hour and place.
aP Is j. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN rURNI
l.1URE AT AUCrION.-On THURSDAY. the 18th
Instant, shall sell AT the residence of r. Bergot on
street. betwe IN l4h and 18th streets. 10 O'clock
Il. m. lot OF Furniture and other articles such as
sofa. Lounge, Chars. Tables,
Mirrors, Bedsteads. Washstands.
Carpets, Shovel and Tonts. Mattresses,
Pillows. Blankets, Toilet Sets,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware,
10 cans Preserved Peaches,
10 do. StTawberries.
Terms cash,
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Surrender of Bjllv RowIees,

Augusta, April ~ -Advices from Florids an
nounce that Billy Bowlegs and twenty-five war.
riors have delivered themselves up.
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

's - -. 4hSUt lhF. HucbIonecf.
EHECGTOR'S SALE OF VERY DESIRA-
- BILE BRICK DWELL Nc House. AND LOT on
NEW ORR AVENUE, BETWEEN 18TH AND l4TH
STREETS, At AUCTIos.-On WEDNESDAY AZ
the premises, shall sell part of Lot No In Square
No. 252, fronting u feet II inches on New York ave
rue, between 18Th ard l4th streets west, running
back an average depth of hundred and fifty -sIx
t56) feet seve" and three quarters 90 inches TO
thirty foot alley, with the improvements consist
ing OF an excellent two story and attic Brick Dwell
rooms, kitchen and cellar.
This property is buIit IN the most substantial
manner, and Offers CREST inducements to persons
who want desirable residence.
Terms One-fnurth cash the residue in &, IL, IL
And "a months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises.
ap 5-eo&ds j. c. Meg UlRE, Auct.
BY J. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE AND
MING, April 18th, at 10 Clock by virtue of deed
of ust recorded IN Llbtr J. A 81 No. ll9. foos u
&c, snail sell at the house corner OF 18th .nd F.
streets all the Furniture and Effects, COMPRISING
MAHOGANY Sofas DIvans. Rockers,
Zane and " ond seat Chairs, Lounges.
Walnut and Mahogany Fancy and Card Tables,
Carpets, UllclOth and Mating,
Hat Rack, Stair and Passage Carpet,
Curtains, " Indow Shades, Cornics.
Double and Single Cottage Bedsteads,
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
holsters and Pillows,
Feather Beds. B lankets. Qui'ts,
Dressing and Plain Bureaus, w ardrobes.
Extension Lining Table. Side Tables,
Chlna, Glass and Crocke'y Ware,
Cooking and oth'r Stoves,
Together with general assortment of Kitchen Re-
Terms: se5 and under. cash; over that sum, a
credit of z, End months, for satisfactorily
THOs; J; FISHER. Trustee.
ap8-eod ]. G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of seven CD
WI wrlts of 6en facIas, issued from the CLERKS
once oil the Circuit Court OF the District of Coum
bia Tor the county of Washing ton a3d TO me direct
cd shall expose to public sale for CASH IN front of
the Court House door of said county on r KIDAY,
the 10Th dty Of March, 1855, ut IL O'Clock the fol-
lowing described property. To WITT All defendants
right, ttle CLAIM and interest and To all that piece
or parcel OF ground ing IN Georgetown the Dis
trlct OF CounIina. winch Is included within tie fol-
lowing inetes and bounds to wit: Begnn' ng the
west SIDE OF Market Space al point 81 feet 10 inches
Space, and running thence west with the north wall
OF the two story brick houses OH the lot hereby de-
seTIbed, and the llLe thereof extending 81 feet
thence south SDd parallel with Market Space q feet
inches more less, to point which will he inter-
sected by the line of the south wall of said bansa
Market Space al the southeast corner ofsaid honse
and then north and with the line of Marx 81 Snac ~
feet 6 inches TO the place of beginning Wholly H.
northeast corner OF said house together Wi ali ard
singular the imp Ovements thereon, seIzed and lev
led upon as the property Of Gorge nodes. Jr and
to Ootober term, 1856, In favor of Josbu. Eatebsp
and Nancy Hatcher, and Nos IS4 ls5 is and 10
5uulolas 10 MAY term, 1858, in favor of CI,ns ard
ppiiion, Peter Dillon, Benjamin Trplett and John
dts Mar.A. for tn. District D. a df ooIums.
lJ.THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. for
Wsht 3l bidders, until FRIDAY, the ID of April
j. ID. HOOVER,
m Its Marshal for the DIstrlct Of Columbia.
Postponed, until FRIDAY. the 18th Of May, 1858,
same hour and place. ouy,
ap SIS Marshal for District Of Columbia,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-13

WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap; Ice
Cream and Water Ices at 8 i 50 per gallon at the
ap 10 5wr J. FUssRLL