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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13
FREDERICK ARNOLD,

INIlD IIINTNN NININVIID,
M erchant and Produce Dealer, Luthc,.
NJ burg Cleardeld county, Pa,
April IL, 1862.
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| IN W. We CHWFbEbL having located as
IL kylertown, tenders his professional service,
to the citizens of Morris and the adjoining town
ships. He will always be found at the residence
Of Ihos. kylsr, when not professionally engaged.
May 81, 1856.
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A. B SHAW.

DETA.T TLER Of Foreign N and Domestic Dc, MSroh'
Sbsysv;Io ~ "uILe' An. -ust IS, 1883
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CUBA HOTEL, GAINESVILLE, PA

NVUh HU4LL, vh Az .. !,
THE above Hotel, having recently been n@l'eu @
up for a house of entertainment, is now VPon
,cr the accommodation of the public. Travellers
! val find this a convenient house.
Ma 10, 1858, JOHN JohDAN'
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sa-Job Printing neatly executed here
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JOHN TROUTMAN

CTILL continues the business of Chair Making,
~ and House, Sign and Ornamental Painting at
the shop formerly occupied by Troutman & Rowe,
ut the east end Of Market street, a short distance
west of Litz's Foundry. June l3, 1855.
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Dan RICE, the we'll known Jester. is,f
TO ho lying dangerously i'll at Zancsyill,
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c. KRATZER,
NIerchant and Lumber Dealer, corner Of
lfk Front and Locust streets, Clearfeld.
Dec. 20, 1851.
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Gy gGNggg &A@1gs
DR.. r. V. WILSON.

HAVING removed his Office to the new dwell.
IL ling on Second street, will promptly answer
p)S siOnal calls as heretofore.
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THE SHOALS AND QUIcKsANDs
OF YOUTH.
Just published. the Sd edition.

HI ON SPERMATORRHEA OR SEMI
Nal DlSEASES.-A scientific Treatise on the
treatment ana perfect cure OF Nervous Debility.
seminal Weakness, involuntary Missions, Impo
tence. C., resulting from vicious habits acquired
during the critical passage f,om Youth to Man
BY DR.. CULVERwELL,
MEMBER OF the Royal College of Surgeons of Eng
AND, .,sHI LlcencIate Of the Hall, u854l. and 81
years hesident Practitioner in London. Author of
the GUIDE 10 Health'. Green Book, -"HUw 10 be
HAPPY. Memoirs of Single and Married Life. a e.
renowned Physician and Surgeon. points out the
Only sure and permanent for all diseases result
ing rom sell abuse. and the only pu b cation Of it's
KIND written IN benevolent spirit and y a scIentf-
&c man liz should be IN the hands of all who vslue
ter. ~ "eoi
Price u cents, or stamps, At the receipt of which
nTl be sent, post free. and well secured, by Or.
IN Mine, No. 40 LIST Avenue, Box <SS6, New
an
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1S CASTOR & CLARK,
10 LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from
Hh street, under the Avenue House,
CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING

The subscribers call attention to desirable Stock
Oh CLOrHiNG which they now have on exhibit
ZION az their store. No. 48 Louisiana avenue, second
apoI from 7th street. and they are determined to
close on the lot NJ possible, every effort necessary
on their part shall he used in order to please their
In The CLOTHING DEPARTMENT we can guarantee
the stock TO be perfect point of durability, hit and
s s. because we make everything ourselves and
equal 20 the best order work in the country.
watching the various changes of fashion, parties
may rest as ured of finding the latest cut and make
In store. subject to their inspe con and approval.
$l5.Gn worth Of Goods for Mems, Boys and Ser
wants Wear, will be sold at auction prices, and pur-
ohasers would do well to examine the lot. This in
no humbug, as our assertions can be proved ON ex-
animation. Call and soc us at the above Store
d assn = ~ CASTOR Il CLARK
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NEWS
Fr.. IN. Associated Pre-. A.,,,.
Later from California and Central Am,r,,,

Later from California and Central America.
INV fonk. Jan. 1.-THE u 8 Mail steamer
S'n OF the west, from Aspinwall, ith has az
iiNea az thls port, with the California mails Of
specie. u"
We are unable m to learn full particulars Of the
surrender OF Anderson, but passenger. state thu,
Paulding sent several boats up the river 10 CAS-
tillo, and commanded his surrender tn. bot
were full OF marines from the SusQuehanns can
tain Sands commanding the expedition
Before surrendering Anderson sunk the LAX.
steamers. blew up the Fort and destroyed the
ammunition.
The Nicaraguans held Fort san Carlos and the
river, the steamers OF Costa RIGA having with
drawn pretensions to the territory claimed by
The Government Of Chill has made concession.
ana fears Of a revolution have ceased
Inc feruvlan authorities have committed ano-
tcet outrage against the Caited States. having
TAKEN a sailor from an American shin and dashed
MIN on ouoy as a punishment for having struck
CHILEAN. The American captain protested on
wnlch the PERUVIAN commander in.olentlv re-
pile9 ne dlo NOT mind his own business be
would put him In the sailors place The Amer
lean Minister is investigating the matter
A street ARRAY occurred in Sacramento betvee,
Mr.. Sumner. relative of Senator Sumner ara
Mr.. Shipley, editor, in which Sumner was badly
beaten.
The correspondent Of the Times at A.pinwslI
writes that Nicaragua and Costa RIGA had settled
their differences, and jointly dispatched 500 men
against Anderson. He however, proposed to sur
render TO Capt. Sands, OF the Susquehanna The
latter seIt a force up the river, and met Ander-
sons force on the steamer Ogden, which he took
without resistance. Among the men taken were
NJ Cox and j T. Green OF Baltimore, H. w
Summerford OF Ga w. A Johnston Of N G
and w. ii, Taylor OF Lynchburg Va These
were on board the Wabash.
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GENERAL WALKER TAKEN PRISONER
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC!

~ rave determined to run off ny entire stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES at greatly red -G6r
prices MY object In so doing is to close Wu
ON Any, my STOCK as near as possible by the IstY ~
Oh march, In order to make extensive inv
prOyements IN my store room.
My stock OF Shoes il larger, cheaper, and better
than IT has ever been before.
a few OF the kind have to offer will name:
800 pairs Ladies Black Foxed Caters, thick solos
at 81, cheap at $50
$50 pairs Ladies' Black and Colored Caters, at rs
cents. cheap at 81
$50 pairs Morocco Boots. thick soles. at 81, very
loo pairs Morocco Boots. at IS cents
$50 pair. t.adIes' Black and Coored Caters. with
heels, at 81 .57k.
With q general assortment of Ladies', Gentle
mems, Boys and Chidren's Shoes OF all kinds, that
are kept m frat clsss shoe store.
would most respectfully invite all to give me a
call before purchasing. Bri' the advertisement
along and see for yourself
Terms in al cases cash.
d 3l-2w corner It'll and streets. No, SAG.
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

y 1'fNNF = nv u -fUOtIVHCcI'
I'foSTEE SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT,
bearing date on the LIST day of November, I85S snd
the subscriber viii sell at public sale. on SkTUR,
DAY, the 18th day of January, 1853, at O'Clock, ..
M, on the promises. Lot No. 10, in the subdivision
west, between south ID and r. streets, and running
back with that width l0 feet to hfteen-feet alley
house
Terms OF sale: One half cash; the residue in SIX
nine and twelve months for notes bearing interest
from day of sale, secured by deed oftrust upon the
property; and If not complied with days after the
sale, the property will he resold upon one weeks
notice, at the risk and expense of the purchaser
All conyeyanclng at the pense of the purchas err
The trustee will convey only such title as IL vested
In him. CHAS, = WAII,ACH Trustee
2S-eod6ds J. C. Mcf;IjIR r anct
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fiURucial.

NEW oRx, Jan. IA. Stocks are armer Chi
ana Rock Island 20 Cumberland Coal Co 49, !.
Illinois Central shares SOY do bonds Sc La
Crosse and Milwaukee - 4; New York Cen 20 !.
"a Coal Co g. Reading 56k #; Milwaukee aud
mississippi 81 Virginia 6's 92a Missouri s.
SIX.
Sterling exchange dull
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. Flour closed quiet, with
sales OF 100 bbls state 81 25ai IS Ohio 81 IS
al 81; Southern 81 .5Oai 90
w heat closed firm, with sales Of - 600 bus heIs,
Southern red 3. I2aSl 20; do white 81 IsasI 80
Corn is inactive and nominal
Pork is lower and heavy at Sli S0aSla s1k for
mess. Other articles arc inactive and nominal
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DIED.,

Ia Perry county, Missouri, on or about the oath
ultimo, JOSEPH WIMSAT'r, in the 5Ist year of
his age, and formerly resident Of this oity.
baltimore Sun please copy.)
On the 18th instant, BRIDGET CATION, in the
85th year of her age. " "
Her funeral will take place on To morrow Fri
day. yening. at O'clock from the resident of her
son-ln law, James King, No. AS T. street.
On the l4th instant, in the 22d year of mis- Age
Juwpe. ~ ~
His friends and acquaintances are requested To
attend his funeral at his late residence on 9Th
near nj street, 10 morrow, F friday at q, cnck
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From Kansas.

ST. Louis, Jan. 13-Gov. Denver's message 20
the Kansas Legislature calls attention TO the sec
o1d schedule OF the Lecompton Constitution
advising the avoidance Of legislation until the
artlon OF Con2ress-as, IL admitted into the
Union, their acts would be nullifed
The Westpou correspondent of the Republican
gives the following a. the official vote in shaw
nee and Oxford precincts:
Shawnee, 81; Oxford, 733. In both there wa.
slight democratic majority. There was very
little voting In Lawrence and Topeka. A letter
from Fort Scott, in the same paper states that ali
was quiet in that section; and also that Bourbon
county gives $40 democratic majority.
A letter from Fort Smith. Arkansas brings in
telligence Of the death of Captain Hamber who
had Just returned from Utah.
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Baltlmsre Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. H-Flour firm: Howard
street super 81 80. extra IS 5OaS5 75 Ohio super
81 90, extra IS 25as5 so; City Mills super - SO
extra IS 50, Baltimore round family IS Is,
extra Sc rs.
Nheat-Sales 1000 bushels; fair white Al 90
good prime 81 .I5aSl 20; red 81 uSasI 10 White
corn 5ia5oc., yellow 60a6ic
Whisky 9ka3Ic
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING.

by WALL BARNARD, Auctionneers.
SArLE BY CATALOGUE OF VERY RICH
slant, at 10 o'clock we viii sell AZ ,tore No - nh
h1eS Snaet the Avenue House, the richest furs
of SETS ana oeen offered IN this city, consIstIng
sonrr. @c, DARK Mink Sable, ETmne. siberian
every description Of F urs now IN n.e " -
These goods are from frst-class est.bl;shr,ept
We name in psrt- ''sei'e'
Fine dark Hudson's Bay Sable Sets,
Do. do. Victorines and Cane.
10. DO, MantIilas, Cloaks, &c,
Rich sets and single pieces Stone Martin,
French Sable, w esteTn Sable, Grecian Stone Martin
Peruvian Chlnchills Capes. Coaks, and Vietorines,
Also, Fur, Seal, Beaver and other Gloves,
Otto Caps. Beaver and other ufhers,
Fancy Carriage and Sielgh Robes, DC.
All of which wall be sold without reserve. Terms
cash. WALL d BARNARD. Auctioneers
The goods will be open and arranged the day pre-
vious Ladies and the public generally invited Ia
Gall and examine. w. Il,
jan lists
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BIAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE LOT AT PUCIIC AUCTION,
On ESDAY.AFTERNOON, January 18th.
at clock, on the premises. shall sell Lot No a.
In Square No. $50 fronting 81 feet 7inches on list ST.
ITO feet ~
Terms One-fvurth cash the residue in six,
twelve eighteen and twenty -four months, with IN
teTest secured by deed of trust on the premises.
BY order fthe Executoy:
jan 13-d J. c. MCGUIRE Auctiopeer
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
1Vl hen faclas issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
County OF Washington, and to me directed, shall
expose 10 public sale, for CASH, in front of the
Court House uoor. of sand county. on FRIDAY, the
18Th oil January, 1853, at II O'Clock m the follow ing
property TO wit: A II defendants right. title. caim
ana lntsrest IN and to Lot No. 5, in Square No 53l
In the City OF Washington, d. c., together with ali
ana singular the Improvements thereon. seized and
levied on as the property Of John Nj. McCalla and
Will be sold To satisfy JudlcIas No. I4l TO October
term, 1857, IN favor Of Sweeny, Rlttenhouse & Co.
j. Id. HOOVER,
Jan6 Is Marshal for the District of Cnlnmhia
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Shipwreck,

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE crew OF the brig
Terpsichore, which was lost on Tybee beach
were saved by the brigantine Mason b Davis
bound TO Cape Hayti The brigantine was spoken
on the Sd instant, and wished 10 be reported
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AUCrTOU SALM.

MARsHAL'S SALE In virtue of a writ of
~ ~ herl tacas, snds, ths Lies lag, issued from
tIlet of Columbia, for the County Of Wsshns ton,
ana 70 me directed shall expose to public sale. Tor
the aag G5 rss
20 we qoS1f the dsieSsd propsr
se!s.. in and 70 house, erected en- part OF Lot No.
l. !, IA square No 49, corner of street south and
A. True and viii be sold to satisfy judicial No q,
70 o0'00e' 'sr l&'7 IN favor Of 6rRRs TfI'r
dls-dts Marshal for the Di:tri:, n Of Columbia.
FTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until uni LII THURSDAY, the 18th instant, same hour
oIz-d for the District of Columbia.
IL THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
to tai, TUESDAY next the l9th instant same hour and
janH for the District of Columbia.
BY WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers.
CONSTABLE'S SALE OF FURNITURE,
NORM Nc. the 18th tant, at 10 ooiook we A,
s'se ot
to o satisfy dis + for rent. as
Mahogany cane seat and wood Chairs, Sofas,
Mahogany, cherry and pine Tables,
Bsd.t sssf sn Be s.nf M kSSts,:
hho oSss and Glass Ware Iron and Tin Ware,
Stoves, Carpets, Curtains, Lounges,
With other articles not here mentioned,
~ III oo do9eu one DODtali Bay Horse.
jan l.-ts WALL BARNARD, Aucts.
By JAS. C. Mcguire. Aucaioneer.
ENCELLENT FURNITURE ANDHOUSE-
- KEEPING EFFECTS AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-On
TUESDAY MORNING, January 18th, at 10 o'clk
at the residence of ". T.. q. Keen, Esq, on X ST.
near i2th shall sell all his Furniture and House.
hold Effects, comprising
SUITE OF walnut carved maroon plush covered Par
LOT r urniture, consisting of two Tete a-tete
sofas, Arm Chair. Lady's Chair, and 6 Side
Chairs,
Handsome marble top Centre Table, whatnot,
husn,s seat Reception Chairs, Window Shades,
MahIle CLOCKS, PAINTINGS, EngravIngs,
Ghlna vases and Ornaments,
brussels, three ply ard ingram Carpets,
solid oak Hall Set, STAIR r DDS.
nelvet star Carpeting. Oilc'oth,
ianosome walnut carved Jenny Lind Bedstead,
mahogany French Bedstead Wardrobe,
rosewood and mahogany Dressing Bureaus,
MarOe-top Washstands, Toilet Sets,
superior halr and husk Mattresses, Bolsters and
Comforts, Blankets, Sheeting,
Handsome marble top Sideboard, Refrig orator,
Walnut Extension Dining Table. cane seat Chairs
French China Dinner and Tea Ware,
Glassware, Table Cutlery, Fire irons,
Cooking Stove and fixtures, &c.
Together with general assortment of Kitcher
Requisites.
Terms: $50 and under cash. over that sum- 8
credit of3o and So days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes. bearing interest.
janl4-d j. z. MEG UIRE, AustIoneer.
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NARSHAL'S SALE. - In virtue OF a writ of
lu FIerl Eacas, issued fr- m the Clerks Office 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
18th day of January 1853, at IL O'Clock the FOL-
lowing described property, to wit: All defendant
night, title claim and interest and 10 Lot No. s.
IN Square No. $50, in the City of Washington. ID. c..
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, selZed and levied upon the property of
Edmond Riley<lfd will he soldito satisfy JndicIalS
No. S1i, to OcVbeT term, 1857, IN favor of John
Waters.
y. ID. HOOVER. Marshal
Jan SITS for the District of Columbia.
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By WALL BARNARD. Apcts.

Corner Of Pennsylvania arenue and 9Th street
DOSlT1FE SALE OF LIQUORS, CIGARS.
&c, AT AUcTIoy.-Ou MONDAY MORNING
18th instant, commencing at 10 o'clock. we will sell
at the store of Mr. j. Pat erson. No. % "a street
near Maryland avenue. his stock of Liquors, Wines
BrandIes Cigars, c., being about to change his bu
slness. We name
WhIskeys, Wines and Brandies, in barrels,
De. do do. in bottles,
2.5o assorted brands Cigars, Chewing Tobacco,
p baskets Champagne, Ii acs berry Brandy.
Imperial. Guupowder, Back and Young Hyson
Teas.
Together W th many other articles IN the line, all
OF which will I've sod without reserve.
Terms: S25 and under, cash; over that sum,
credit OF 90 and 81 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
jan IL dts WALL, & BARNARD Auct
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue ola writ offe

MARSHALL SALE.-ln virtue of writ of ier
VI aclas under the lien law, ned from the clerks
once OF the Circuit Court Ofthe District of Columbia
Tor the County of NasbIBgto n and to me directed,
VIII expose 70 public SALE for CASH IN front of the
Court House door OF said county, on SArU RD DAY,
the Slst day of January, 1853, at ~ O'Clock M the
following described property TO wit: All defendants
right Tile, claim. and interest and the three
Frame Houses erected on Lot No. S. in reservation
u, on Maryland avenue, between Al and 9th SITS. in
the City of Washington. ID. c.. seized and levied
upon as the property of James Il. Lockey. and will
be sold 70 satisfy Judcials No. 279 TO October term
1851, In favor Of Smith Fowler
J. ID. HOOVER. Marshal
Jan 8-dtsr for the District of Columbia,
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entirely different from Che ..xperiment on pr

entirely different from the experiment Of d.
Loring. He was unfortunate in not having IA
His horses ate 1t in preference to fresh oats Let
us have the information already obtained as an
index to further experiments
Mr.. Loring replied that 1t was not the facts ex-
pressed In the report that was his ground for re-
committing the report, but the opinions therein
expressed. The report contained opinions not
sustained by facts. II they would make report
seIlng 1orth all the facts, pro and con, he would
move its recommitment
MI Smyth, Of N. H., stated that in his State
the farmers could make their own molasses from
this plant, cheaper than they could the money to
buy molasses with. A friend of his in Mime
sofa had found from experiments In its use that
ne could grow gallon Of molasses from it
cheaper than he could grow a bushel of wheat |;
at that time wheat was worth only SO cents per
bushel, and molasses was worth 81 so per gallon.
Mr.. Harlan wished to have all the facts ex-
pressed in the meeting sent forth to the world.
In his State hundreds Of thousands of acres, and
of labor and dollars, would be applied to the
culture Of this plant the coming year, dependant
on this report, or that which would come from
this Society at its present annual meeting
Mr. Olcott of New York in reply to the Temar Ks
Of MIR. Harlan, read a comparison made by Mr.
Lowering Of Philadelphia, between the products
Of the sorgho in Pennsylvania, and the ordinary
cane in Louisiana, showing balance in favor OF
the "sorgho." Mr.. Lowering had related results
going to show that ii could be made into sugar
az easily as 1t was to make pot of mush or a
kettle of apple butter. Mr.. o. also showed spe-
ClHlenS OF paper manufactured rom the nDreS OF
the sorgho, Of different qualities.
Mr.. o. was addressing the meeting when this
report closed.
CENTRE MARKET.-This morning there was a
full attendance at the market Of country and
licensed city dealers. The supply of pork at the
scale house was large, and of good quality. The
prices asked were 81 and 81 IS per 100 lbs. The
hay stands We're all occupied, and the prices de-
manded ranged from 95 cents to 81 l2c. per cwt
The demand was not more active than Ordinari-
ly. Good order prevailed throughout the day
The prices in the sheds are about-for
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BOARDING,

BOARDING can be obtained at No $50 X street.
- above 18TH for single gentlemen or gentlemen
ana wives. Two pleasant front Chambers with use
OF Parlor and Piano. Terms moderate. jan 1921
ROARDlNG.-MRS.R RUFF. No. Sa6 ID street.
- near seventh, has taken this large and comma,
dious House. where she intends to rent her rooms .
furnished or unfurnlshed, TO single Gentlemen or
Hentlemen and their Wives, with Board. Transient
tBoardefs by the pay or week. Meals sent out at ali
Also, wanted, girls To do general bopsouro,k
ian ll-lwf
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FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
ERAME HOUSE AND LOT ON THE Is
LAND AT AUcrIoN.-On MONDAY the 18th m
sant shall sell. IN front of the premises at o'ck
M, north part OF l.ot No. %, in Square No. 49,
having a front on AZ street west between and Z;
reefs south, y feet, running hack 10 wide alley
100 feet, with the improvements, which are a good
two-story rame House and Kitchen, Containing six
conveniently arranged rooms.
Terms: One-half cash; balsnce in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest from day of 81 e
deed given and deed of ust taken. All convey
ancIng at the cost of the purchaser.
ian I2-d AGRFEN Asset
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ELOUR AND PRODUCE WAREHOUSE

The undersi ned have in store and IA, ssls
800 bits. Extra FLOUR, from the Valley.
A0 bbis. superior 90. do. do.
Also, BUTTER, TURKEYS, CHICKENS
Nc In iact. all kinds Of Country Produce
received oaily' Dy the subscribers.
;.,eox =. HARTLEY SON.
jan Nv No. s. Union street, Alexandra.
Prpso GOOD MILK
\ EhSONS wishing PURE RICH MILK can
ootsin III at my store, or by leaving their name AID
,h 9i their residence, and | will sond il To
.neIi; nave made an Arrangement with a gentle
man, lvng short distance from the city, who is
nhklng lafge quantities OF Clean PuYs Rirk IMilk,
and Will furnish I. as l may wish.
A. r.. BROWN,
Hh NV corner Of 18th and SITS.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Two SPECTATORS AND LAND BUYERS
the corner of Sd street and Pa. avenue east,
40 feet front with 100 feet depth Lot moderately
within IN square of the intended Capitol Ground
extension. For further particulars Inquire of J. :,
DEVLiN, Jr, go Pennsy lvanla avenue.
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ROOMS ON PA. AVENUE TO LET-Two
Rooms, on I'd floor. on Pa. avenue, betwe cen 18th
ani 18TH streets. over SAM. Lewis Jewelry Store
VIII oe Jet low to permanent tenant. Would make
good ofhce rooms. Apply to WIN. F. RAYLY,
i'm Il 4
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THE MELoDEoN.- performances this eve
ming embrace variety of new songs, dances,
&C, and concludes with the laug liable burlesque
entitled the "Black SWAMI a hit at the times
As many ladies were disappointed last evening
In obtaining seats, we would say 90 early,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-14

H. THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
to TUESDAY next the 18th instant, same hour and
place. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
Jan Ia for the District of CaIumbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-14

NFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until THURSDAY, the l4th instant same bour
ana pace. j.. d. HOOVER, Marshal
q l2-d for the District of Columbia.