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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

The New CENSUS The appointment for
members OF Congress, under the census Of 1860.
will make great change IN the representation
OF several states, Judging from the votes at the
recent election in some of the Western States
Illinois with nine members of Congress, has CIV
en- $50, votes, while Massachusetts, with elev-
en- representatives gave only l2G, OCO. Wisconsin
with only three representatives. has given a vote
within Attraction OF that of Massachusetts. Com
pared with the votes of many other states the
discrepancy is still greater. The elections al the
West were, however, held under greater excite
ment and called out fuller vote than in most of
the old States.
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THOS. JEWELL, Sec.

"a CARp.-OFFIcER WISE AND THE JENSEN
uS ROBBERY ARRss s.-N ItbiI few Gays past
thieves, my name BY the Eswspspers. and nv per,
son by pseudo ofhoial. may be al owed to adGTe>s
has tesn dispslied Ly judicial INVESTIGATION, ard
stand once mOreI he argus ey es OF the law,
as sa ,nIocent aho Injured man;
serious an accusation. and who were the gully
agents through whose misconduct 1t was brOush
about!
S,1Ess appsateo h,st, that OmoeI WISE, IN the
penhe'me found goods snch a. were sold at my
ondg ana ws. ssf 5,
made co fused statements, and thst EN- phat zeal
snsS the cossr ssd
possession thIIdy, that had fered to sell jewel
Ss .s.s oman on Issrspos tsst ths
an ex act recital OF the allegations that constituted
every pGetenee for my arrest.
l shall aliude to tBsm in the order they ap pear.
Now 1t is utterly Ease that any jewelry found
BY Officer Wise IL the dschaIg eof ms ofcia! duty
at Mr. Uppenhelmer 8. The jew e!Ty' in Mr.. Open
hsImer 8 posses sioa was not found but volun-
tarIy shown to the ofhcers. by him, just room
as their business was made known, accompa
MED with thc d,cumenIarJ evI enoe by which II was
held thus fully and clearly removing any possible
goods * go the officers sus picon Astuts ooar,
indeed u put us sIeged made confused state
not advised nor I'm They rest alone In the saga
cious s, mind of thus lncomtarsbIe Vase. He mus.
whether 1t sufiicie warre mt to accuse man of
crime 10 outrage Ills rights as citizen ard to no
him up 10 pubic Infa as ielon. IL 10 impossible
TO reply to, OF reiei for time, accusation thus
recklessly made.
AS regards my denial in having anv search war
rints issued Il nde evidently of ali want OF Oh
abb Ity of truth or such On IT'S yer,
tfor how could make such denial when the officer
9a1 1t IN has hands at the very time: ut has been
distinctly proven by Mr.. Opp.nh-Im himself. that,
instead oi DENYING the Issuing of the warrants, /
instigstlon of Others How then was IN sbie
motives! 1" u"
The last point to which shalraIlude embraced in
the article eferred to is my aeg ed ATTEMPT no sell
my goods at . reduced value.
And admitted how coulo that O rcumstance al
| fix the re mo- est suspio ne! Does he show
that tIered to sell cIandestinely or otherwise,
any article of which aid not have the power nj
posal Must each trader be the judge how best
70 subserye HI, own interests? Can he claIm that
talny not How then caa he presume to charge
me with a crime so fearful? Could not have dis
posed of nv Foods in The h hit of dav v,hont
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FROM PARAeuAY.-A Busnos cores pendent Of
the New York Herald, who processes to have
just paid visit to Paraguay, says that the gov
eminent are strengthening ell their forts; that at
the fort of Itaperru they have twelve hundred
men under arms, and three times that number at
other stations and forts on that river. He also
expresses the oPinion-not well justified, we
eonceive-tbat Brazil will aid Paraguay In case
the United States should engage In practic al hos.
Utilities against the latter
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NAVY lTEas.-The work on the ounboat novy
in course OF construction at the Charleston Navy
AK Is Progressing so rapidly that she will be
ready 10 launch in ten or twelve DAYS She Il
canIked outside, and her decks are nearly laid
Though rated as gunboat she may be regarded
a. sioop-of-war, as she will mount eight broad.
SIDE guns and heavy shell-gun amidshipx. and
be propelled by steam. She is lss feet long. n
feet o inches wide, and IL deep, and W hen ready
Tor sea will not draw more than feet ofwater
The work upon the Constellation no w in the ~
dock, is carried on rapidly, and when she is re-
paired the new sioop- of-war Hartford will he
docked, preparatory to receiving her main shat,
ana "the parts OF her machinery. We understand
that both the Hartford and the new gunboa, will
DE n'ted out for sea Immediately, supposed for
service In the Gulf Of Mexico. The Leyan, and
Sohs'eliatlon, efficient sailing sloops-o war
eould ne sent to sea in few weeks, II reou,red
Inc Colorado steam frigate still lies under the
shears, with only her fore and mizzeu mas,x :,
she, too, would soon be made ready 70, a.,
The slooP-of war Cumberland, Comu,ndsr
Misroon, was az Loando Oct. TO-
Tae sloop-o war Vincennes, Commando, To,
ION, was passed Oct. 81, lat OK =, Ion.I1E
cruising. '
The steam frigate Merrimac, Commodore Long
rom The Sandwich Islands, was at Acapulco nm
The Path of November
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

Hon. Nm. MoSIaonERr This gentleman
s,nds us the following note accompanying the
cards he caused to be inserted in this morn
logs Intettigeneer, which will be found below ;
Editor Of tAs STAY:
Your paper of saturday contained very per
verified account of the di0culty bstween Hon. w.
following statements of eye witnessed or the elf.
cumsiance, and oblige me-.
Yours respectfully, WIN. MoNrsoNKRy.
We have to say that Mr.. Mont geometry . state
ment in the Intslttgenrsr, flor, the cards weal
all the earmarks Of being his statsmeAts) seen
to US to embrace the really " perverted &C
cunt" of the affair that has found its way into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

IVA paper called the ''Layman's Advocate, -
has been started 10 New York city, to adv ocate
change in the policy of the New Methodist
Episcopal Church, whereby laymen will be con-
stitutOnally admitted on equal rights with cler-
gymen TO its legislative and judicial bodies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

ID The Supreme Court Of New IoTk has de-
cided that the indictment found against the editor
OF the New York Herald, at the suit Of Hon. John
d. Haskin, by the Grand Jury of Westchester
county, should be tried in the city Of New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

IL Judgement has been rendered against the
Illinois Central Railroad Company, at the suit
of cattle drover, for si2JO damages for injuries
sustained by leo head of cattle, detained on the
road while on their way to Detroit. The deci-
zion is Of importance to cattle dealers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

n A. CARD
". Z. DUFFS'S new stock Of Christmas Pres
ents ia ready for inc pec.ion oOnsis Ing Of sncy
Books and Articles, Albums fne silk velvet bound
Prayer Books, Pearl Seads, Cruc,6xes, Me ,sls,
hne steel Eng Savings. new style of Co'ored LItho
graphs. Faher's and Corsiepce's Works, Grifhns
Works, Rise and Fall of tbs Irish Nation. IN fact
every thing spPsrtalplns 70 Catholics Breviarum
II subscription for all this Ca'hoio Papers and
Youths Magazine only 50 cents year. At
d. r. DUFFY'S,
de 20 NJ ,T&Th 4e9 ST., one door west Of 7ih.
CHRISTIANS CoNEEcTIoNERX:
No. as solth aide "a avenue. bet Sd and AZ SITS.
opposite Jdrkson Hall
The subscriber respectfully informs his Gu tom
ers and the public In general that he 10 red to
supply them with
CHRiSTWAs CONFECTIONERY
OF every kind f're'gn and domestic; also, with
Candy. Plum. and Pound Cakes. Mince Pies
ranges, Figs, aisIrs, P runes, Almonds, 8 e.
His stock Of tonfection-T y is very complete, ar
such as he feels CO.. hdent will be found trisl,
eq dnl to airy that may be offered for sale in TIN s
city. He vi be happy t'sre his friends and Gus
toners on Chn.tmas Eve and during the Holidays.
as his stock will be repenIshed until and after tine
New Years Festival. do lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

From UTAH.-The Mail from Utah with dates
to the 20th ult., has arrived at St Louis but fur
nishes no news Of importance
The snow on the mountain was three feet deep.
and from Big Mountain TO Platte Bridge averag-
ed is inches. The mail party was overtak ken by
aterribie snow storm between Ash Hollow and
the south Platte, and were two days and nights
travelling Is miles, during which time they were
Without food or hre number of trains were
al hch' canon, unable to get through. The
streams along the whole route were crossed on
the ice.
One white man and three Indians were m,r-
deret by two white men, on the Bic Blue river
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

L. Michael Lynch, on trial for burglary. In
ness ss,n., him 'I IN Vance, the principal wit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

n~UNION BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
iH Anadjourned meeting of the Association v i'll
be held at the Councl Chamber TUT SDAl
EVENING, 2lst astant, at o'oock. As business
oflmpOrtance will be brought bsfOrs the mt etIDg
the members are requested TO be punctual in their
attendance.
de 2,-2t THOS. JEWELL, Sec
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1.-THE MEMBERS OF THE METRO
AS pOlItan Dramatic Assoclation are request ed
to meet THIS Monday EVENIN u the 2 rh INST.
at O'Clock, to transact important business,
H HANEY,
It, Finarc ial Secretary.
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T WILL STRIVE TO PLEASE.

WILL STRIVE TO PLEASE.
1t has long been the desire of the people of the
NortheIn r. OF the CRY to have among th.ma
FIRST RATE A MOI GROCERY,
JAMES r WAUGH,
knowing their wish, 10 just the man to please them.
He buys his goods exclusively for CASH. ~ hich
accounts for HIM selling so cheap and be Id
hand In the business he lItters 'meelf that Ia
GOOD JUDGE,
a well as
A JUDICIOUS PURCHASER.
You can always find at his store large and We II
selected assortment OF
FINE GROCERIES FRUITS, &c., &C.,
too hume rOus to msIton.
IL All he asks is TO give him q call.
JAS. r.. WAUGH,
corner 9Th street and n ew York avenue.
N. B.-Goods delivered to all parts of the city 60
of charge bar ~ WY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20
GRAND CHRISTMAS as EVE BALL
Ugly Club.

TIE Ugly Club take great pleasure IN announcing
to their friends and the cubic IN senerl that "A
they intend givInr q G'sud Christmas i've III
Bail IT Odd I'll ovs' Hall, Navy Nar5, on -
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. Gath, 1885,. kk68A
THY pledge themselves thar neIfhfr rains
rte viii be spared on their part TO make thus one
of the test pa Us of the ason.
No hats CO pc SLOWED the ball room, e1 cept
those worn By the vislt ns Clubs
Our ladv 81 ends respectfully invited 10 attend,
the viii be no invitations Issusd
Tickets ONE DOLLAR. admitting az gentleman
and ladies. de q cost
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c

DALEY, Z A1El I'D, VIC.
THE FIRST GRAND CGTtLLoN PARTY
Il of the Rock Club will be gwen AZ Ma a
sonlo Hall, oorner of 10Th and n streets, on 81
FRIDAY Eve MING. Dec. oath, 1883. ~
For particulars see future advertisement -
By order
de ~ cost COMMITTEES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

ECONOMY OF MONEY, TINE, AND LA
Il BOB:
tanning kinding for sixty hres, wood or coal, for
BALDWIN BROTHERS,
corner LIST and ID streets.
Puce S5 cents Der box. de 70 w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
WI X. FRANCE & CO., MANAGERS.
These Lotteries are drawn by Safe aut hority and
under the superintendence OF State Comm loner
They have been drawing for over forty years. Per-
sons no wish to purchase tickets can with ronfi-
dence. buy IN the Mary and Lotteries AS there has
never zen question as to their legality or fsrbess
Of drawing, and prize sold but what vas promptly
paid.
LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK,
To BIB DRAwNIN BALTIMoRE CITY EVERY AFTER.
NOON AT O'CLOCK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

DRILADELPHIA LAGER BEER DEPOT,
No. Ssl PENN. AVENUE.
The subscribers have msde a nnEemsnts Win
Il: %eER sEER :'
Celamoia We have eeeiSed to cay aist no,,i ios
and offer now for sale Sy the ba{Ss o. aSie9
dc 20 In No. 81 = Ssnr. svenS..
EXQUIsITE HAIR PINS AT SaEDD'S.
T. Mi.ses' Hoods and Bopnrts 1t Shedd's
&c H yssa RSss: g
dSIn: ~: "a Sue, DC. . shs6r.. 81
2oSGs srun sw Il Z Z. SHE pos. q nth q
Gun RERLAND COAL
;ioI cSaE STS e :s ann nine
Streaming and blacksmithing purposes. Ali of which
wni Do sold at the usual red1s ed ppgHm siE;
de 2N-eost Yard-sh street neaf Canal.
w E respectfully announce to all rer.on. haylrs
tics. that sSsir bills are made Of sad are IesiI FOR
delivery. TIose who prefer not to have their bills
~ 70 the sd after this date they VIII Be distributed
1t is hoped that our customers viii favor Us With
&c speedy spsss;sSHT DSbsoN
MUsICAk cHRLsTM4s PRgsENTs. :, e.
w Music Depot Of w g. ME iZERoTT, ~
Victims, Guitars, VIoliDcellos, BsDjos Flies. Pa
| Accorde IONS. Drums, ClsIonetts. gamboriaes. M o
Covers ssnd Saa
| Music Books. A superior as ortment OF Iutes BY
Guion Al d Prussonleyes. N Pans has Just arrived
ECONOMY OF MONEY, TINE, AND La.
4 IN. TINA FIRE kkHGSSDLINe . in boxes. con
tanning kinelinE for sixty hres. wood or coal, fol
| S"is "' WV e'''S 8ayD uIN ppOTuEps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

Corner Ninth and streets.
] have just tax en- the store formerly occupied by
Robsrt Crandell, Esq and am now receiving fine
Best Famiv Flour,
sugars OF ell kinds,
Wines. LIQUORS, cas-, Coffee,
Rasins, Apples, Sweet Cider, &c.
CHRISTMAS GOODS IN ABUNDANCE.
III Goods promptly delivered in any part of the
CITY.
Having purchased my stock for cash. can offer,
and am dc ermne to sell. superior Gro eres the
very ows;t price. 1 respectfully solicit q share of
the custom of the citizens of Washington.
JOHN r.. O'BkIEN,
de 2-6tf No. 339 9th street, corner Oft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

Gifts FOR THE HOLIDAYS.-6ift Boohs
" Albums, Porto los, Bibles, Prayer Books
Hymn Books, Toy Books. Games, Visiting Cards.
paylng Cards. and fne Stationery of AL KIIds at
the Northern LIbertIss cheap Bookstore, 81 fth
street. owe the Market. de last
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LOST AND FOUND,

EOUND-A few days since, near the Centre Mar
II ket, an old sACk- cont aiming two seryauts'
blankets; opposed TO have been lost BY the serv-
Arts Of rome ftrmer attending market The oyn.r
pay ing for this Advertisement ~
c. REWARD o,t. q Iar.. Ne.foundI,nd
sp'I DOG. with black body, white neck q
face ana ieet. The above reward will be.S@SC
evarde1 70 the person vho brings the dns%n
20 NO; ,sS u street, between Isth and arh.
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THREE EDITIONS EACH MEEK
TO ADVERTISERS.

IVA very large number Of extra copies of the
tso or three hrst numbers will be printed for IRA
tn ious ouiIon, reno erlns those numbers spe,
number VIII be inserted at TEN CENTS per line,
All orders and letters TO be addree sed to
GEORGE ROBERTS,
do 1t I2and IA spruce street New orb
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ArrhS, ION fos ssfFfzPSSSfkrERs
.BAR6AINst-0AR6AI NS l-BAhSAiNS =
Ckrtstmas Presents and Toys befow Cost,
AT WILLIAM GRUPEs.
No. as Pepusy war in svenu nesr "a street,
orposi's Jackson Hall
BEG leave ts.sfsrn py old customer sno me
large sssestm MT az A. kisas Of isys. Games,
nodtas ysessnss. shiee an determined to sell
eniirs took of Fanoy Goods ana Toys a. very re;
duosd pt.oes. AID most spec fully solicit cs,l
before purchas az else % ere. You will save mo
ney by pusins al WILLIAM 6RUPE'S.
~. IL. Fine French CosfsctIonerIes, in all its
vnri sties on hand. - ds0-iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

MINK, MUSkRAT, COON, OTTER. and al,
" descriptions of raw SKINS purchased az the
LEWisSON'S FUR STORE.
uo lt-eoLm sO2 Pa av.. bet. 9Th and 10Th sts
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~ Inc owne OF the above d-sc ,lted horse vi 4
please come forward, prove property psy cbsrs.,
ena tse him away. wM. BARNES, hrst 'olI
s1s., DoLtlmoIe TURNPIKE. de I7-N'
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TWE WOULD HEREBY THE
LS EtherIa' Oil Consumers of Washington and
elsewhere tnat. on and after the Goth day Of Uecsm
ber we will sell ETHEREAL Oil or spirit Gas at sew
en,y 1--WE cents per gallon.
dl8-3t+ THE DEALERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

CALIFORNIA LAND CLAIhs-Per next mail
patents will be transmitted by the General
Land Office to the Surveyor General of Califor-
MIA for delivery to the parties entitled, as fol.
LEWIS For Manuel Dominguen, ct a., for the
rancho San Pedro" containing 1910 acres.
and for VIM. Wolfskill for the rancho " Rio de
los Putos, containing 1874 acres
OREGON DONATION LANDS BY the ne 1t mail
the General Land Office will send to Oregon
City thirty patents for claims under the dona-
ton laws.
IHE wEArHER-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution,
The time of observation is about 7 O'Clock:
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SPEAKING OF PREsENrs-vh.,h. ,,.,,b,p
- TIE Planos, Guitars. + lutas AcooTdeons, Ban
J.s. xions, Music. Music olios, PIANO Covers ard
John r. ELLIS
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ESTkAlIl hereby certify that VIM Barnes
- ofourht before me, az an est'sy tres q
Shnout thoee. with = scsr on his night GA
snoeIaef; ne an old horse. supp .sed 20 be sbaut
is.xeSs o,o; Given under my hand and sea- this
Ht Sn OF mbe!. i8ss. IhOS. DOM, p
-striot OF Columbia, county of wAshirtton 20
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.HklSTMAS PREsENTs- yPEs
ID. efesentsD put up IN car es expressly
~, IheJ are q beautiful PIE enf [, i've
"iSuu. SSal AZ SAND GALLERY,
" ~ Pa bet ath and eth ats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

IN MINCE MEAT.
J ust received and for sale by
BAN BOUR & sEMMEs,
No q Louisiana avenue,
10 H-N betvoen sth and 7th stroets.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-11
Perpetual Sunshine.

Bayard Taylor, who last summer made n
journey to the North Cape, writes from Ham.
merfest. Finmark, his impressions of the
continuous polar daylight Of tie Arctic
latitudes, from which We extract the follow.
ing:
Il am tired of this amending da wight, and
would willingly exchange the pomp Of the
Arctic midnight fer the starlight darkness of
home. We are confused by the loss OF night:
we lose the perception of time One is never
sleepy but simply tired, and after sleep Of
eight hours by sunshine wakes up as tiied MS
ever. His sleep at last is broken and irregular:
he substitutes numbtr CT short maps, dis
trihulcd through and finally gets INTO state
of general uncasincss and discomfort. a
llammerfest merchant, who has made frequent
VOYAGES to SplIzbergcn, told Inc that in the
latitude of eighty dcgiees he never knew GER
tainly whether it was day or night, and the
cook was the only person Oh board who could
tell him.
At first the nocturnal sunshine strikes YOU
as being wonderfully convenient. You loose
nothing Of the scenery; You can read and
write as usual you never need be in hurry.
because there is time enough for everything.
1t is not necessary to do your days work in
daytime for no night comcrh. You are never
belatcd, and somewhat of the stress of life is
lifted off your shoulders But after time.
you would he glad of an excuse to stop
seeing and observing and thinking, and even
enjoying.
There is no compulsve rest, such rs dark
ness brngs-no sweet isolation. which is the
best rehcshmcnt Of sleep. You lie down in
the broad down in the broad day, and the
summons arise " attends on the Ie-opcnirr
ofyoureyes never went below ard saw my
fellow passengers asleep all around me, with.
out sudden feeling that something was
wrong: that they were druggcd or under
some unnatural Influence, that they thus slept
so fast while the sunshine strramed in thrtu
the portfolios.
There arc some advantages Of this Northern
summer which have presented themselves to
me IN rather grotesqne light. Think what
an aid and shelter is removed from crime
how many vices which can only flourish in
The deceptive aimospheres of night must be
checked by the sober reality of daylight No
ASSASSIN can dog the steps of his victim no
burglar can work in sunshine : no guilty
lovers can hold interviews by moonlight
all concealment is removed, for the sun, like
the eye of God, sees everything, and the
secret vices of the earth mus. be bold indeed
ii they can bear his gaze. Morally. as well
as physically there IS safety in light and
danger IN dnrknc's-and vet give me the
darkness and danger! Let the patroling
sun 20 of his beat for awhile: and show
little confidence in my ability to behave pro-
perly, her than worry Inc with this Sleep
less vigilance.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-11
Aug. II, lS5S--lm.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF HOUSE AND LOT

TN SASSATRAS NECK.--By virtue of a
L Decree of the Circuit Court for Ceci,
county, the undersigned as Trustee, will Sell
at Public Sale, ut the Court House door, in
Elktou, on
Monday. the 1871 day Of SEPTEMBER ncIt,
at II O'Clock A. NJ, a LOT OF GROUND,
in Johnstown, Sassafras Neck. containing
SIX ACRES, more or less, it being the same
lot which was purchased by John W.
Comegys from William Dunbar, and after
wards held in trust by Alfred G. Nowhrd
for Henrietta Severson. decd. There is
upon the premises LOG HOUSE, stable,
and u well Of water.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third of the
purchase money in Cash on the sale, one
third in six months from the day Of sale. and
the remaining third in twelve months from
the day Of sale. Tie credit pa! mcnts to
bear interest from the day of sale, and to be
secured with the bonds or notes of the pur-
chaser, with security to be approved by the
trustee. JAS. L. MCCULLOUGH
aug p, 1S5S-ts. Trustee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-11
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

DT virtue of writ of Ficri Facias, issued
ID by Edmund Brown, ST., one of the J us
tees OF the Peace of the State Of Maryland,
in and for Cecil county at the snt of Thomas
Owen, against the goods and chattels, lands
and tenements Of John Kinkaid and Holland
Hardgraves, to me directed, have seized
and taken in execution all the right, title,
claim, interest and estate, at law and in
equity, of the said Holland Hardgraves, in
and TO all that Piece or Parcel of Land, upon
which the said IIardgraves now resides,
situated on the road leading from Elkton to
South Milford, containing
Forty-Five Acres, More or Less
and more particularly described in deed
from George B. Smyth and Mary, his wife,
bearing date 10th of February, 1850, and
recorded in liber 4. G. H., No |, folio $50,
one of the Land Record Books OF Cecil
county and hereby give notice that on
Saturday, the 11th day Of September, 1858.
at O'Clock p. NJ, at the Court House door,
in Elkton, will offer for sale the said pro-
perty, so seized and taken in execution, by
Public Auction, to the highest bidder, for
Cash, to satisfy said writ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
Aug II, le5S-ts. Sheriff.