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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-01
Ry BARNARD HICKEY. Genruetnurn

By BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
TNkCSTEES' SALE.-By virtue of two deeds
Il of trust from William r. Fowler, dated
spectively July 25. and November TO- 1851, we will
offer at auction on WEDNESDAY. the 18th DAY of
July next, on the premises, at O'Clock, p III. lot
Of ground IN Georgetown, being part Of lot IS IN
Holinead's Addition and part of lot LIS In Beall's
Addition, the whole described follows. viz Be
z inning at the END OF hityfour feet measured west
with the south line of Olive street from ITS Intersec-
ton with Montgomery street, and running thence
with SAID Olive street west seventy two feet SIX
inches to the northeast corner of lot la of Bealls
Addition, thence southerly with the west line of
SAID lot rs, hty SIX feet ten inches, thence east in
n line parallel TO Olive street, seventy -four feet
passing through said lot IT'S into said lot s. thence
In straight line to the beginning, with the
ments. consisting of several frame dwellings,,
forms q sale -one-t third oil the purchase money
to be paid I'm cash. md the balance In two equal in
stalments al four and eight mont MS with interest TO
he secured. Terms of sale 10 be complied with IN
one week alter the sale, the property will be re-
sold after weeks notice. the risk and coat of
the first purchaser.
WALTER s. COX,
FERDINAND w. RISQUF,
49, Trustees georgetown building Association.
lie gavin BARNARD& BGGKEN.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE. Auot,oneeI-

ny .. ". duCtlOnoer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOr ON TIL E
v ISLAND, AT AUCrION.-On FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, July I'd AT So O'Clock on the premises,
shall sell part of Lot "a, in Square No 46i front
Ing 42feet on south street, between 9Th and ~
streets west. running back l22 feet inches to 81
perfect.
Terms: Ono-th cash the residue in and Il
months, with interest secured by deed Of trust on
the prem SEES.
lie I'd J. C. MCGUIRE Auct
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NARSHAL'S SALE. In virtue of n writ
lfl OF herI facias issued from the Clerks flee of
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for the
County of Washington, and to me directed, shall
expose to public sale. for CASH, in front Of the
Court house door Of laid county, on THURSDAY,
the I'D day OF July, 1853, at 70 O'Clock M, the fol
lowing described property, to wit: All defendant
right, title, claim, and interest and Lot No. Is
IN Square 675 containing 500 square feet,
with all and singular the Improvements thereon, in
the city of Washington, ID. c., Sc zed and levied
up the property Of Tiil.tsCn p Brown and IA
be sold to satisfy yudiclals 49, May term, 1858, in
favor OF Green Il SCOTT, use Of Anon Green.
w. SEIDEN. Marshal
je 8-dts for the District of Columbia
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

V'WO-STORf BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
L AND LARGE VACANT LOr ADJOINING. NEAR
THE RAILROAD DEPor, AT AUCTIoN.-On FRI
DAY, the I'd July, shsl SELL in front of the prem
isss at ha past o'clock p. M, half of Lot lS and
all Of Lot IL, in Square No. 724 the whole property
havirg front on nor h street of 86 feet inches
running back to 30 feet alley, between LIST and I'd
streets east. Also, the improvements; which are =
good and nearly new two story Brick House, is by
30 feet, DC. The sale of this property is worthy
the attention OF persons shing to make good in
vestmsnt, as It /. hear the contemplated extension
OF the Capitol grounds
Terms: One third cash; balance in and u months
for notes bearing interest from dsy of sac. deed
gwen and deed of trust taken. Title lndispua ble
chasers.
je % d A. GREEN Auct
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AUCTION SALES
TO-DAY r TOMORROW MORNING

AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY 4 TOMORROW MORNING.
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer. = :
n,isLASp, At AgcTios -on TH0RsGkY. me the
O'clock m, l very ss,' hsndsSme Haiidtas os .,iu
atso sad fronting 50 feet south between ~ and
Ieet nohes being sa.t hall Of Lot Is and sesf half
ofs.eosxs Mat,,ns' psattS opposite the residence
Terms One third cash; balance in 6, u, and is
mnnths. ior notes oealpg Interes, from day Of SALE
ts sssd given and deed of trust < ssRrN a,0
By J.E. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
Two VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
u STREET NORTH, BETWEEN 9TH AND IoTs
SAY hFTERNEoS July f:. at oc saR Or
the premises, shall sell parts of Lots No and z,
street between 9Th and 10th streets Opposite Fem
perance Hall ard between the residences Of Mrs.
% set ais1; and oomer.sns TWO building "ts Psrt
Of Lot is unders perpe uai lease or ground rent,
removable at the pleasure Of the owner by paying
Terms One 6fth caxh; balance in 6. ". Is and "a
months. with interest, secured by deed of trust
le aa-so&ds &c. MCGUIRE. Auot.
By BARNARD BUCKLEY; George to~n.
twALL 4 BARNARD, Washlnston.p A.
HOUSE AND LOT IN SEoRGET0WNAT
July, 1854 al s O'Clock p. m, in front of the sTem
ises. we will sell to the highest bidder. House and
and running back s. feet and sst
north OF the canal. This one Of the best business
market and canal trade, and offers great induce
ments tn one DESTROYS OF entering into mercautIle
pursuits.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
IN cash: the residue In two equ> of one
ana two years, for which the purchaser will BE-
CURED to give his notes. bearing crest from the
day of sale.
deed will he given. and the deferred payments
TO be secured BIZ deed of trust N
All convsysncIng at the cost IF the purchaser,
III the terms OF sale are not complied with within
dsy affer the sale, the property will be resold,
upon lays NOTICE, at the ex pense OF the
purchaser. -.
A perfect title will be made.
BARNARD q BUCKLEY, Aucts.,
Je Georgetown
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TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a deed Of
trust from Ann Robertson, dated March 18th,
lS52, We VIII ofer at auc ion on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. the l4th day OF July next. at six
O'Clock IN. that Lart Of Lot 81 Of Old Georgetown
fronting about sixty feet the north side of Pros
pect street. and running back, of the same width
about ninety nine feet to the north line If the en-
tire lot, with the improvements two story Brick
House.
Terms: One third of he purchase money to he
paid III cash. and the balance in two equal install
ments at Six and twelve months, with interest, TO
I've secured by deed Of trust Terms Ia be complied
with In one week aft er sale the property may lie
re~od 1t he risk and cost of the first af
ter one weeA u notice.
WALTER 8. cox,
FERDINAND w. RISQUE,
TIuStaeea lipnIY RnildInR a
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A MBROTYPEs AND

"A LEATHERGRapHs.
Inc Annrotypes taken BY SANDS are SAID TO be
superior 10 any taken in the city.
his LeatheTgraPhs are taken o.. Patent Leather.
so ths they can he sent To all part of the countrS
without sn, extra expense,
Stn and n SITS. r. sANleS
N.B-New lot or Cases lust received. les
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IMMEDIATE ATTENTION.

LADIES. PLEASE READ,
On and after Monday, the g3th OF June 4 will
o 9> my entire stock of FANCY and MIL a
biNErH GOODS and TRIMMINGS ~
greatly reduoed prI 'es. Persons prspaT.ng ~
Z" leave the city and ladies generally. who
a'e an want OF Fancy Goods, are s0lIc ted To
SAL and examine fer themselves. as atn confident
the 10y rTices nj which my goods Will be offered
will induce. them.
Ny stock beIng very heavy On every department n
have adopted the above order. f possible 10 make
room Tor an entIre new Pal Stock
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By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auctionee rs
VALUABLE STORE AND DWELLING At

VALUABLE STORE AND DWELLING AT
AtoTIoN.-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
will sell that valuable property, being part of Lot
IN quars 23, fronting 18th street nd CORNER
OF l. rect NORTH having front offs feet on 18TH
street and running back 100 on street 10 foot
allcy,
The improvements consist of a good substa- tIal
Brick Dwelling ga stories high. con aIBIng 10 rooms
and q spac GUS and convenient store. Also, in the
rear of he lot stable by 25 feet. This is good
and Plea SAINT vicinity for DIV oil ing. and Is an excel
lent business stand, and offers Involvement to pur-
chaseTs.
Sale positive.
Terms One third cash; the residue in g. IL and 10
months, with interest from day of sale. A deed
gwen and a deed Of trust taken.
Title good.
je s-dts WALL. r. BARNARD Aucts
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New Store. sss Pa ave, bet 9TH ane s Iots 5;

n. b. In consequence of the extreme no,
weather. would most respectful IN inform the isd..
thai my store wall he open and pared for business
ny % ci"oh ~ ma. De D cost
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CONs TABLES SALE.-By virtue of a writ of
" ia, issued at the suit OF Richard Bal eng or
rs. Thomas Lleween, and to- me directed. 1 will
expose to public sale. and to he highest BIDDER on
WEDNESDAYS the 14th day OF July next, at ocl' K
m, on the preu ses all the right, title. interest
and estate of the said Thomas Lewellen ia and to
that piece or parcel of ground the First Wsrd
Washington City, known as Lot 40. 20, in Square
No 81 between L AID M streets north. fronting on
I'D street, with the improvements thereon. which
has been levied upon by virtue OF, and will be sole
TO satisfy laid la with interest and cost.
Terms ca n. -I
je 2i-wSw. JOHN W. GROSS, Constable.
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IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
untII DAY the ID day of July next al 6 o.
p m., by order of the Trustee.
je 24-eo&ds A. GREEN Auct
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make all paTtake of the low and social Iity of hs
occasion, aud for suPPressing all disorders and
tuinults- Not a single circumstance occurred "a
mar the pleasure of the evening
CENTRE MARKET.-This morning, the supply
al The Centre Market was ample the attendance
OF dealers full; purchasers numerous; the de.
HIand brisk; sales rapid. The attendance of dur.
chdsefs was greatest caIly in the morning and
as the sun assembled and the heat Increased tbc
crowd began To withdraw from the gang WAYS
The hay market presented an increased xupply
and among IT some Of the new crop. The prices
are mostly the same as quoted in the Star OF Sat.
u;day last. The gang OF juvenile thieves seem
to be preparing for operations again. This morn.
Ing several we'll known to the police were loiter.
Ing about the stalls The dealers should look.
OFT Tor them.
A CAPITAL CATERER ExGAGEp.-We hearthat
Captain Mitchell has placed the eating and drink
Ing department for the due entertainment of
those who are TO be his guests upon his approach
ing great Fourth Of July excursion, per steamer;
to Blakistone's Island, Piney Point, Cd Point
Comfort, Norfolk, and other interesting places
on the Potomac and the Chesapeake, under the
charge OF our 80 well-skilled friend, Mr.. J ID.
hammock, which embraces an assurance that al
The large company who will make the trip will
not only fare as sumptuously as they can possibly
desire, but that they will also ali fare alike
great desidei alum on such occasions, as all know
who 20 on excursions.
The LUTHERS SABBATH SCHOOL EXCURSION
The Sabbath School attached to the Lutheran
Church and large number Of its friends spent
yesterday most pleasantly at Fort Washing on
The company was large and the endowment
A fine dinner and supper were pro-
vided, and all the party seemed delight. d Upon
arriving at Alexandria the steamer Collyer took
on board the Presbyterian Sabbath School, who
Joined company as far the Fort, and then
ste ant d away to the white House.
REAL EsTATE.-I Yesterday, J. c. Mcclure,
Anctioneer, sold east half of lot in square d. to
Michael Boylan for 20a cents per foot West
half Of same lot to Patrick Donnely for 20S cents
Green, AuctioHerr, sold part OF lot r, i'm II
NeiisJn's subdivision or the east half OF square
-, on street, south, near 18th, 10 hard W in
neid Tor III y cents per foot.
AcciDENr.-This morning workman engaged
on building on NJ street, between 9Th and 9TH,
was badly injured by scantIing which fell upon
aud cut Eis head He was taken TO Dr. stone ,
where his wounds Were dressed properIy and
the sufferer made rs comfortable as possible
POLICE REPoRTs.-The police reports for IL e
week ending Saturday,, the 10th instant. show
tue numb-r Of cases to have been IOs First
WaId, II cases; second, I6 Third, Is; Fouitb.
81 Firth, q; Sixth, 2; Seventh, ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-04
RAILROADS.


NvEw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
~ Winter arrangement
On and after Nlnday, Dec O. 1855 will Twenty
sinh street. New Yors. follows
20 A. NJ. for white Plains
90 a. ". for Wfllanshridgs.
10 A. ". mail train flr Albany.
N 30 A. NJ for White Plains
230P ". for williamsburg.
Il. VI for Millerton.
3@P ". express fur Albany.
y VI. for trotYn Falls.
Y. VI. for white Plains.
6lhp. " for white Pains from Whe AID Genre streets
$40 II. VI. for Willamshridge.
Returning vii leave
3 M. White Pains.
go A. N. Wiiinmsnridgc.
A. ". CrOt0n Pals.
a ". MIlerton.
20 a. ". White Plains
sl6A ~ mail uan from Alhary.
lO3oA. ". WiitmsbTid5e.
1882. " White Plains
4. W. White Plains
SOP. w. Albany cup .ess
y. N. wiliamshftdge.
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TOYS, TOYS, Toys.
i Selling on Selling or
M. ~ Division street
The undersigned would inform hts customers dealers
above he has hand large
fancy goods which he IL selling greatly reduced prce-
Dealers will end to their advantage give him
early call CHR GOEM,
No. ~ Division
Chatham square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-04

ITO DRUGGISTS AND FTTysIcrANS-A DRUG STORE,
in Of the finest business localities IN this city, either
for druggist physician both, be had much under
H. valuation by applying at 32s greenwich street The store
situated business street. In popuous neRhborhood
thriving hotels where variety Of trade be-
secured The proprietor who IL unacqusnted with drugs
another line of business where his whole capital
quired, rs induced offer The n sacrifice
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LNRED MCKENZIE, NO. IA ANN STREET, WOULD RE
IL specially inform his friends and the public
that excellent article of brandy gin
wines and Scotch Camache whskey good glass Of ale and
O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-04

DRICK COTTAGE AND LOT FOR SALE CHEAP
ID For sale brick cottage and lot Murray Hhl For
sale al bargain Price s. 00; half remain bond
and mortgage Inquire Oft TOWNSEND, ~ Nassau street.
(NENTRAL PARK LOTS-F0R SALE. SEVERAL
~ Fifth and Eighth o,pasite the PARK
also I0s in the vicinity. Apply 70 H. HESRlQuEs Is WI
jam No Z.
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RIO CONFECTIONFRS, ac--AN EXCELLENT OPPOR-
uny offered 10 confectorers 70 commence business IN
he city Chicago offered Attached to Nc vickers
saloon os35 feet and IL feet high connecting with
the theatre and store 30xt5 feet with
large suitable for all manufacturing purposes and
thirteen designed for private supper parties
the entire premises being calculated conduct the business
style equal to Taylors Thomp.ons OF New York and
such establishment In chicago the opportunity
now worthy attention. For particulars apply
j. II. McvICKER Mcyicker theatre, Chicago.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

An ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALES ACRES
N with buildings, in beautiful location; moanain
scenery hunting fishing &c. One minutes walk from depot
one and nal hours from New York
Q. H. OLIVER, sI Liberty street.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remahans b The Hev York cry Psa once,
Saturday, December 1, 1853.

sssikhed exclusively IN Una NEW YoRx HHAD, ~
so Of Congress-< paper Accssg rs largest s~eslossH q
cay paper IN he U,stsd States
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-02
Bs rcy.k. cepsauaoa.

The \. Y Tines; In q lsse issue, had a
very sensible article in regard to the ac-
ton of our Territorial Legislature. In
eidentally it aiiudes to the Topeka Con-
stitution, as follows -
This seems to us conclusive reason
against dragging the Topeka Constitution,
or the legitimacy of the Territorial Legis-
lature, into the question at all. The To-
peka document is two years old-was
formed by party Convention, and has
never had any of the forms of acknowl-
edged law in its support 1t was purely
and exclusively party movement-iust
as much 80 as the Cincinnati platform or
the Philadelphia resolutions. If It should
be sanctioned by the popular vote, it
would still be rejected by Congress, upon
the ground that it was not framed by any
body of men known, to either Territorial
or Federal law. 1t certainly is not wise
for the people of Kansas. in their present
position, to lay before Congress any Con-
stitution to which such just and formida-
BILE objection can be made"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-02
Gen. Lane Net Dead.

Hardly week passes that the press has
not a rumor of Gen. LANES death.
The Missouri papers of a week ago said
he was killed at Fort Scott. The Missou-
ri Democrat has letter from Leavenworth,
dated Dec 10th, stating that he was shot
at Lecompton by an Indian Agent. We
are fully satisfied those reports are set on
foot to keep Gen. Lanes name before the
public; and that there is purpose in it by
interested persons. We are also satisfied
that Gen. L. himself is not privy to them;
but it seems Others are determined he
shall be killed weekly from this forth.
Those in search of truth will not find
these reports denied nor noticed again in
our columns. When the General is killed
we shall write great long obituary, which
every body will read, and know for GER
tainty he is dead, proridesl always, we con-
tinue our connection with newspaperdom
that long.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-02

Parkville and Quindaro Ferry.
THE STEAMER OTIS WEBB will ply daily
L between Quindaro and Parkvile. Also,
make trips at the Ferry Crossing. The Ferry
will continue to run as long as navigation is pos
sibe. Quindaro, Nov. 81. I'm
TNGLE BARKER has the Largest, Cheapest
l. and best assortment of Stoves ever offered
in Lawrence. Nov. 81, 81. If
Tin Ware.
JINGLE BARKER has Tin Ware of every de-
scription, and of the best quality. Nov 81 If
Cr9ckery.
JINGLE BARKER has large assortment of
Crockery. which will be sold cheap for cash
at no II Mass. St., sign of the Big Tea Kettle.
Farmers, Attention!
T WILL pay for Potatoes, 90 cents cash or 81 90
l. in goods from now until the weather is too cold
TO buy them. G. STEARNS.
Lawrence, Nov. IA, 1857. If RI
Traps.
TNGLE BARKER has Wolf Traps, Rat Traps
j. and so on. Nov. IA, 81. If
i.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-02

OF The National Era remarks, ave
are constantly inquired of concerning our
subscriptions. 1t is just as well to be
frank with OUR friends. From present ap-
peardnces, ace expect to lose about one-third of
our list. Our subscribers plead hard
times; and all we have to say, is, they
are still harder with u.s."
The "hard times" operate still more
severely upon us. The excitement about
Kansas matters in the States seems Diving
out, and to this may be added the infiu-
enee of those who have falsified the posi-
ton Of the Herald Of Freedom for personal
considerations. The result is that our losses
will be very great, and the paper can only
be sustained by the prompt action of ITS
friends. We must have renewal of two
thousand subscribers during the next
month, else there is no use in trying to
keep up our journal. We state the fact,
and leave it with the public to say wheth-
er they wish the Herald of Freedom con-
tinued permanently, or otherwise.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-02
Hardware and stoves.

NGLE. BARKER would respectfully inform
Il the Inhabitants of Lawrence and of the Ter
ritory of Kansas that his MAMMOTH HARD
WARE AND STOVE STORE, No. 0 Massachu-
sets Street, is now open, where theyi have on
hand and viii keep constantly for sale, for cash
only the largest and best selected stock Stoves
Agricultural Implements, American, English and
German Hardware, Nails, Window Glass. Oils,
Paints, Willow, Wooden. Croekery and Glass
Ware, ever brought into the Territory of Kan
sas, at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, at prices
that cannot fail to suit ALL
We ask the special attention Of COUNTRY
DEALERS to an examination of our large stock
before purchasing elsewhere, as we are confident
that we can fill all orders In our line to better
advantage than small dealers can obtain them
from any other source, as we buy all our goods
from manufacturers and importers out of first
class houses at the East for cash. Our facilities
for doing JobbiBg Business are unequaled in
the West.
We also have connected with our establish
ment TIN SHOP where we manufacture all
kinds Of TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON
WARE, attend to all kinds Of Job Work, Tin
Roofing, Spouting. Guttering, RFazing, Plumb
ing, dc. Special attention will be given to this
branch of business, and none but FIRST CLASS
KORkMEN employed. We are both practical
men In the different branches of our business
and hope by fair dealing and strict attention to
business to obtain q share of public patronage
TRY Us. LOOK OUT FOR THE BIG TEA
KETTLE. INGLE BARKER. =
Sept.5, IF
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-02
piMculiY al Leeompton.

There is rumor in town that Lane and
his crew have driven Gen. Calhoun, s. j.
Jones, and others, from Lecompton. We
do not believe it although such daring
deed was advised by the Black Press
Reston Argus.
The Parkville Courier had an editorial
on the 18th inst, representing that Gen.
LANE had been shot by Mr.. Miller, still
conveying the idea that Lane is mortal /!
The object of these representations, with
which the whole border press abounGs,
was to get up an invasion on the 2lst inst.
to control the polls. Fortunately Lane is
not dead, neither has Calhoun and Jones
been driven from Lecompton, or the Ter
ritOry, though they ought to have been
long since.