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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-08-06
CUTTING GRASS AND CUR
ING HAY.

Timothy should never be cut until after
the seed is formed. and then between the
milk and dough state. Orchard grass,
however, is So much more tender when
cut in the flower, and is, therefore, SO
much preferred by cattle, when so cut,
that ii should not be permitted 10 ripen
into seed before cutting it does so, how
ever, TO a great extent after cutting, and
contains much more nulriment than IL
notify.
Many farmers do not consider the
scorehiug effects OF our June and July
sun, and the consequence is, that hay Is
too much dried in this country. Unless
The grass be very thick and heavy, it will
generally cure sufficiently when exposed
10 the swarth for two days When shook
or stirred out, i. should not remain i'll
this condition beyond the first dag, or il
will lose much Of iis nutFitiye juices
nor should dew or rain be permitted 70
fall upon il, unless in cocks II Is better
after partially drying, TO expose IL ior
three or four days in this way, aud ai
soon as properly cured, place IT under
cover Il is q good practice 10 salt hay
when put up, and il Is thus secured
against damage from occasional green
ness and there Is 10 waste Of the salt
as it serves the double object, after cur.
ling the hay, Of furnishing salt 70 thC
cattle and manure heap.
Clover should be cut after having fully
blossomed and azsgmed a bfownish hue
by close cutting more forage Is secured
and the clover afterwards springs uf
more readily and evenly. The swath
unless very heavy, ought never to b,
lirred open, bul allowed 70 wilt On III,
top. Il may then be tuFEed over, aul
when thus partially cured, placed ia higl
slender cocks, and remain till sufficient
/ iy dry 10 remove into illc barn. Closci
may be housed ia much gFgener sgale
spreading evenly over il IL TIE NOV from
ten 10 twenty quarts oE salt. Some ads
q bushel, bat this l. more than i eiihe
necessary for tie clover or judieoBs i9
tile stock consuming il, az iAe purgaiiY'
effects q too much salt induce q waste
ifuI consamntion Of the forage. = mix
.isre o. alternate layers dry slEaw Htil
the clover, By absorbing "a juices, 40
swers tl.s same unrposs, while Is maleri
.allv imurgees tlsa sGgaw Tor fodder
Wonklng Faymlers June.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-08-06
a CASE OF THE TREMENs.


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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-08-06
IRASBURGH, VERMONT, FRIDAY. AUGUST 6, 1856

with little Jenny grasped tight by the
clothes.
Father exclaimed the little girl,
clasping the captain about the neck,
Father; Father ? echoed back two treb-
le voices.
Almighty God, thank thee. Saved.
saved I saved ? and Capt Lester Walton
sank fainting on the deck. He knew
the children were his own from the mo-
ment they passed the ships stern, and
his indomitable self control bad borne him
up until they were rescued; but when
the reaction came be sank down inSeusi-
bic.
At hour before sunset the following
day, the ship was at her berth in New
York, and the meeting between the dis
tracted mother and children there, in ths
cabin of her husbands ship, is too sacred
a picture TO be profaned by pen and ink
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-08-06
MAEE-TLa Bangor Why says of

MApE.-Tla Bangor Whig says Of
llse Lay crop
The bag season IN Blaine viii be a
week or tao later slan usual, and the
crop Esh. upon old fel5s. The spring
aud summer r.Jas have not been sufiici-
emily e0P5sus 70 eige lae grass heavy
growth i i eazlomary lor farmers ia
ihis Fegioa &, commence haying immedi-
aleig alter lhe fourth Of JuIyi bat there
aill b. aoiaiae of consequence done this
year previous u tbe l2.b or 18th, and
many af f.e Aelds wiil not BE- in suitable
condition 81 tbe seylhe before the goth.
We think tAe crop aill fall one-4aarseF
10 oas-lhlrd short Of she average Of re-
cent yesFa
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-08-06

e. A large gentleman thus speak d
a difficulty INTO mhleh be- got from noa
beigg abe 70 divide him self i so a a.
man. assI require g0gtn. ! had ~ tra1e.
by diliigsnee from Maeoalh, % } fasc''.
/ sent lie raseally sarcoa from ihe boz
lel ia box tas places lgg me -asld pad for
t,am. Wl.en / came u fbe 8fiice e.
take n.y plaee, found ihey lad booked
oua seal TT ne lasaies and osag - ile
outside
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-08-06

G. The WobHFu Bsadgst thinks there
has been considerable wire pulling
lately between England aid tie gailed
State
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10
rronnic srish .l,c Filllbusser-.

= HobfLk, NOV 9.
Tho schooner Susan, Capt Marcy, sailed from
this port yesterday with lao passengers and we'll
provisional, without q clearance, under pretence
OF being bound on q eoasting voyage. Before
reaching Mobile Point she was oyerhauied by an
armed boat from the Cnttor McIelland and
stopped. The passengers on board the Susan
threatened The Cutter with violence and refused
10 allow them TO board her. Our Collector is
awaiting instructions from the Treasury Depart
ment Much indignation 10 unaffected BY the
iilibusters and their friends. ssl t55 y 4 -
The Governments Spy, Wilson, Of Ohio, has left
the city very suddenly, on discovering on the part
Of some a disposition 70 administer % him coat
Of tar and feathers. - ss--ls,.l.'..f = - -. :
hr. withsrs our present Mayor. has been 70.
sisetsd. - 81
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10
The siaver EcAo Case.

~ ,rlaag. - COLUMBIA, 8. O., Dec. Z.
Ths Arguments in the SLAYER Echo case was
continued yesterday by Gen. Hayne, on the u.
States. To-day, Mr.. Billinger argued for the
defence, and when he concluded, the Grand Ju-
~ we're further discharged until one o'clock
Thursday, when judgment on the motion for the
discharge Of prisoner win be given. afss.r g 3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10
southern Pacific Il. IA.

5rer aHe LOUISVILLE, Dec, y
Stockholders Of the Southern Pacific r.. R.,
here and at 81 Louis, are generally paying aPI
asrequired by the recent convention. Ne shares
are surrendered. President Fowlkes has let
out SO miles more road. The friends of the
Road are sxnguins of success. -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10

controlled ~ thc ieg's'a'on o' any Pe'eoe'H'
country. . -. IL,
The periodical reyuisions when have ektsieu
7. Ii our past history, must contanue 70 return ~
intervals ~ long ~ oar present unboundsd sys-
tam Of bank crcdiis shall prevail They viii,
houercr probably BE- the lees severe IN future I;
because II ia nos 70 be expected, al least Tor ma
:, ve.rs NJ coy.e.' tlat tfe con, ,msrcini nations
ff .,,h -,,,.. Il. ,.,,.s. orr ,,,, ara no
"a ~ ,,e.o,,, , r IN ~. ~ ~. ~ ,selv.s 4,
ms's',h'5 " ,y'se"' w. q. 49,. = -,.i
similar ctamtue>s pes w. :" wv. -e,.'e
= spmnce ~ large N ny ~. rnn.u.' t"s.7o,tT'
that shall not now pursue ~ nr,ner suii.
s,fesPectfpliy renew me augmentation an 'a,or
a Of the passaRevfh nniiorin nkfnpt law. appli-
cable 70 banking institptione This II ali the
direat nower over the subject which, believe,
tue Federal Goysrpment posssssss. Such law
wopId mi,ipase, though Il mieht not prevent the
nvii Th. 3ns,i,ct ~ self. nreserv v,tion. might
S.. !. ho,.so,s y, "a ~, ths;, haeL
"y,e,y',. ~ 49, - ~ ~ ..s sfss
ing t.oy Nns ~ sessnee a.s, ~, :
= suarons'on o. specie pay ments N"u'a 'hsN'ao'S
y produce Their civil death, sF 81,
- buttha effects OF the revuston are nov slowly
but surely passing away The energy and en-
terprize ofour citizens, with our unbounded re-
sources, will. within the period Of another year.
restore state Of wholesome industry aud trade.
Capital haa apsin Accumulated IN our large cf-
,,.s rha r.te ~ ;n,s,aat h tbero Nrsv loo =
,.s1. h; ~. ,l, ,av;v,nv an, -, so, as
q 80. i.s. - 81 49, ~! Z, 80 - ~ ,1ce, =.
hlv sr.nloy al IN commsrciaI % and mann farturiae
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10
Painful Rumor Contradictea.

r - - 2Nf4t< f 1851 MOHTkSAL, Lee. o.
A statement regarding the murder Of Lord
Grosyener aud oayendish, and Hon. Mr. ASH
ley, was contradicted by all our city papers,
including the Transcript Since the rumor was
circulated have seen and spoken repeatedly
to Sir George Simpson, Governor Of, Hudson
Bay Company, and he says there 10 no truth in
"A
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10
Ns,s Coan.srlela Llbel sal..

Ner eounterfeit hyss of the Layton Bank of
Lynn, Mass, we're put In circulation last evening.
An action for libel has been commenced 81
John Grimm sgaiEst the pfopfieiors OF fhe Daily
News. The alleged lihelous matter Hss contained
IN sn sieetionssFiDg haDdbili 1islribuie5 yssier.
dAys 10 which complainant IL denpnlced ~ .
slandersr end orisinstoF Of the rsports dsrogaio.
~ % the chsraeter Of Mr. Rnsseib anti-Iammany
candidate foE compuoller. - Is 81 u
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10

s1 wa PARxsHssgAsH, Va. Dec. z.
The Ohio River. 1t this point. is rs feet deep
and rising, The regular daily lias OF first class
steamers 20 0ineinsati, Leaissille, and et Louis
areleayng daily for all points on the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers. - -. -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10

80 TRzsFoN. Dec. z.
Z A Shocking and cold bioodsd mlrder was com.
mitted here last night. James Fleming. late
telegraph operator Ia the employ OF the Grand
Yrank RsilEay, stabbed Thomas Madigan, on the
sirssi. Msdisan died immsdistsly. Fleming
Nas arrested A, A. - -,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10

Iha Africa sailed &c ten o. clock with sixty
passesgers and nearly 500. 600 in spscia.
The Police Commissioners received informa-
tio1 lAst esenining that an Attampt wsz 10 be
made by cerisin individuals " blrn the Comps.
ireilsrs otlics. A iafgs fsfce ef q liesmsn were
on gsssd all night. sad e - f.laE
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10
new xerA cl.y EIeellon.

Our election yesterday resulssd az folioss
HaEs, Rep. and Ann, is ehoeea camptfoiisF,
be having 30 1000 70 IS goo for Purssr, the Tam
many candldaie, and II .Dee sior Russell, anl-
Tammsny Dem, round numbsns- OF the nine
Alderman voted for and elected, afre are Rep,
aud four Tammany men :. ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10

SD - NEw OnLEAss. Dec. 6. !
The Douglas mass msefing to-sighs Is tbs
largest and most enthusiastic ever sitnssssd Ia
New Orleans. II is held 10 the Odd Fellovs
Hall Thousands are unable to gain admis-
sion. The hall uss jammed bsfofs ofgsniza-l
tiea. Mr.. Scale wss President Lslhyetts
Square and ssfestadloiaing the hal, 10 crowded.
5-.f ~ stsfess : = iissez = :. Iti,.iss
suppEs DHArns---MR. EhxAbsth MAX, q
widow woman living on 0hsstnat strses: was
found dead N her bed yesterday afternoon by
some neighborsa She had been apparentIy
well The day before, She was eceentric a. timss,
but thers were no marks Of yiolsnos upop her
person or aay other Indications that she com
mitted nuicide, Ii would appear she bad a. :
ticiPaied hsr death, a. she had told her Neigh
bers thai they would find her dead 10 her bed
some morning. sbe made her will ley days
ago. She lived In little tsneneat adj9inlbg
her house. The honss she leAsed. She lived
al alone. She had mssrisd daughter IL oAa-
ada, bat had NO relatives In ibis city Not ses-
Ing a. hearing from her yesterday, her tsnan1
oecAme alarmed snd ,fent win BIZ daughter 70
eseertaia what the Matter vss They band
her cold apd delS IL hsf bed. aDd With her
clothes sn. A physiciAp vas called. who said
che must have been dead At lssat half q day.
she leave, eonslds'stls prepsrtys An spqasss
van probably be hsld Plain Dsafsy, a.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10
Now Yorl. cassIe NIarket.
Arrival Of the city of washington,

The screw steamship City Of Washington,
Capt. Petrie, from Liverpool on Wednesday
24th ult., passed Cape Race at 8 o'clock on
Tuesday p. NJ. Her adyices, which are four
days later than those by the Europa at Halifax
cached this port to-day. sf a ~ sA ,
The h. M. steamship Persia from Few York,
arrived at Liverpool on Sunday the 2lst. The
screw steamship Vigo, from N. X, and the Anglo
Saxon from Queqec, botn on tine 9th, also arrived
ct Liverpool on the 2lst. ha. ,z t
Z The sleamship Pacific from New York, Nov.
8. via st. Johns the 18th, arrived at Galway ON
the 23d. The screw steamship Edinburg, from
New York, arrived at Galway 90 the 23d
1t was reported in England previous to the
sailing Of the City Of Washington, that Lord
Napier had been recalled from his mission at
Washington, and was to be succeeded by Mr..
Lyons, now At Florence. 30 =. ,.. ~ isg5s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10
ooNNHRolAl INrELLlaKNoE

Liverpool BreadstuGs Market generally duh
and unchanged except for wheat which was
higher. ~
Liverpool Provision market dull.
London Money Msrket--Consols quoted on
Tuesday, 23, at 9St@9sl for money and account.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10

THE WIDOWN STORY.
strn.

Whence has al Xxx 81
This uproar groGn-- G.
why such things
eToGeshcr thfown7 ftif
: Beauty and defofmity, oa .llttgi
Difcord ndwild harmony las9 -.
Infants cry and drunken yell,
Bridal songs and burial beIii !, 49,
Wedding robe and winding sheot,
Meeting In The crowded street,
Why ie this aud whcncef
All, fuliwell a {
Vice can teil, fN si1Hq
For from hell ~ .il1.
~ - Btings she hence issfs
1ea Shout and yell. 91iyff "a
Frantic woe and reyelry. al lt
II Yet amidst the shock and strife 49, I
Waava nuov fhe wad of lffa
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10

z One night when Henry had met with great
losses o. the gaming table, with his brow burn-
ing with the fumes Of liquor, be came 70 me and
said ! must return 70 my fsther---thnt he was
going elsewhere lo seek his iortnne. femon-
straisd. told him had left all for bic sake and
would 90 whsTe he wont. any where. 10 riches
or poverty with him. my husband, Heiaughed
a cold, seofnfuL demoniacal laugh. which for a
moment copgealed the varm life blood in my
veins He did not sp6fe ms-the truth Ct lepgth
dawned upon my benumbed brain--f was not
he legal wife-sn aeoppiice in crime had per-
formsd the mock ceremopy--I was the dups oi
. cruel, tannting lead. J cannot speak of The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-18
ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence of TIE Star.
AIEYANDRra Va Cant

Correspondence of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. Is, 1858
The Festival, at Mount Oliyet. Alexandria
county, Va, opened last evening under the most
favorable auspices. The room was beautifully
decorated, and every thing which fair hands
could do was done to render the occasion one
long to be remembered. The house was crowded
with
"Fair women and brave men,
And all went merry as a marriage bell. ~
Washington City and Georgetown were we'll
represented. At the conclusion of the evenings
entertainment the assemblage left, reioiced TO
learn that the Festival would be continued for
two nights longer, thus ahording to them and
their friends opportunities of again ENJOYING a
most delightful social reunion.
This morning, our streets in the nPiohborbood
OF the City Market present quite an animated an
peaTahce. The market is quite full ana the
benc hes exhibit large assortment of supplies of
all kinds, which 80 OFF quite rapidly at moderate
rates.
Arrived, yesterday, schr. J. H. D. Smoot
Beard, Piscatdway Greek, wheat. to Blackjack
Marshall Co; schr. Arctic, Bent, Windsor
plaster, TO CaZenOvs 4 Co. Sailed, schr New
Jersey, Vanaman, Boston. coal, by d. A Lowe:
schr. knight, Sears, Providence coal, by FowIe
Co; schr: Gen Taylor, Hunter, Philadelphia,
coal, by ID. A. Lowe.
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I OST.LOSrmLOSrm
Am X EWIp

S<H N e w a NJ
uS'a LINEN WALLET, containing a numb.r nj
Pr2mlssor, notes as far as reco ected, as follows
1wO notes OF lex. BlundIn, dsted August 5th
bt6 ARD months, drawn IN favor of Garrett a Mcen
and endorsed by them, for SS'O each,
One note Of WIN. Payne ard wife. dated August
%, At months, for Sl99lI
Three notes Of Eemuel Williams at 80 dsvs for
- each drawn In favor of and endorsed by Win
One note of e. Umhau, for 500. dated Nav nth,
Just, for ) 90 ~ W.
elne note OF Samuel Kelly, Gated September 18th.
100, l"r S64. drawn IN favor of endorsed low w ri
Ilamp te and tWo others Of same date, bearing
each. o' i'i Gioi
Sl.Sll.87. " S' io
$50. ~ "eiAoh' iof
And ten notes Of G. Enmerson, drawn In favor of
ana endorsed by J. w. Simms, dating monthly from
november lMh, 1853, At 70 months for $40 each !:
WIN number Of other notes not recOllect ed and
owner. ~ my e "u' 'he
AZ persons are hereby notified not to receive any
ne above papers. as duplicates will be called for
III ihey are not found. "
ne hnder . llI receive the above reward nv Ieav-
IN Lhem at r WHEATLEY'S Lumber yard No
d: sIa'n side Water street, Georgetown, ID. C.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.


HANDSOME FURNITURE AND House
y - =, kEEPiNG EFFECTS AT PUBLIC ucrIos-Or
In HSDAl MuRNlNG. September s. At ten
orrcIock at the reside nee Of DR. Brnney President
OF SolumbIa College, on College Hill We shall ssIi
al his uTnlture and Effects. cpmprisIng-
Superior Rosewood Piano Forte, BY " luck hard y,
cute ol handsome Wan Carved Parior Furni .
lure, IN satin Dsmask, comprising 2 French So
linen covers, " WIN
Marbe-t"p Centre Table, Walnut VIVA tnot,
br"csteile covered Fancy Chairs, G an Shades
superior and nearly NV Velvet Pa lor Carpets
GIit GIr1ndoles, superior Carcel Lsmp
Gard Tables, Work Tables, Hat free,
OIlcloth. Brusscls Star Carpet,
txcrlIenf Wool ChamDer Carpets throu, hout
SUITE of Sold Walnut Carved Chamber Furniture,
very superior,
Handsome Oak Cottage Set, with Marbles.
SUITE OF Cream cOlored Cottage Furniture with
Double BedsteId. ~
TWosuites of Cottage Furntur., with two Single
Bedsteads to each,
Feather Beds, BOlSte RS and Pillows
blankets, Comforts, Spreads.
Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses, Shades
Mahogany Dining Tables,
Arm Dining Chairs,
Gold Band Dinner. Tea and Coffee Sets.
Silver plated Tea and Coffee Service,
glassware, Table Cutlery,
Cooking Stove and Kitchen Utensils
MheelbarIow, Hay Gutter, Spac es. RakesSo
erTns: All sums of and under SSn cash over
That amount a credit of 81 and % DAVIS for notes
hearing interest ard salts iaetOrily endorsed
ee7-d C..McG UlRE 4 CO.. Aucts.
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BY BONTZ & COOMBS, Auotioneers.

RAlLlFf'S SALE.-1n virtue OF an order of dis
- train from Robert Cruit, against the goods and
chattels of John W. Allen, and to me directed, /
shall expose to public sale for cash on the premises
situate on l4th street west, between and q streets
north, on FRIDAY, the 18th day OF September, 1854
commencing at 10 O'Clock, a. M, the following de.
scrlbed goods and ohattels, to wit; ~
One Piano, Stool, and Cover
Two marble-top Tables, large gilt Mirrors
-Four large oil Paintings
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Two hair cloth Soias, sprIng-sea Chairs
Velvet and hair cloth Rocking Chars
Engravugs with keys, } Curtains, Cornlces
Bedst' ads, Beds, Boosters, Pillows
0ne HANDSOME Cottage Set, Toilet Sets
Hair, shuck and cotton Mattresses
Looking g asses, China, Glass and Crockery Ware
Cooking and other Stoves, Kitchen Reoulsites
Togsther with other articles not enumerated
JOIN ii. STEWART, Bail a,
sel8 st BONE L. COOMBS, Aucts
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AUCTION sALM

By J. c. MEG UIRk a CO., Auct,onee-,
SNUG 2-STOKY Arp ATTIC BRICK ~
~ LISG HoysEAND LoT on THK ISLAND AT Arc
TloS.-On WEDNESDAY AFrERNOON. San
TENDER I'D, at ia O'Clock the premises we SRA
sell part OF ct s5 in Square No. fronting u feet
III inches on 4s street west, south and 4;
streets, running back 100 feet, with access to ,,
Ieet alley In the rear, improved by neat and well
FINISHED two story and attic Brick House. contain
ing rooms.
Title perfect. Sale positive.
=, erms: GOV IN cash the residue IN auy reasona-
hIe tme, 10 SUIT the convenience Of the purchaser
nearing interest and secured by deed in trust on
sels-d J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts.
BY J. c. MEG UIRE Il CO.. Auc,loneers.
Highly VALUABLE PROPERTY AT 1up
II CORNER OF Sd STREET WEST Ann MlssAcHU
SETS AVENUE AT PUBLIC AUCTIoN-On THITHS
Dhi ar EERNOON, September sd, al 5Js o'clk
on the premises, We shall sell that vaiuabs
situated at the corner OF Sd street west and Massa
cnusetts avenue, being Lot No. ", In Edyard nv
ers subdivision OF Square No. 5si fronting So fest
on 50 street west, and running back l2l feel on
sachusetts avenue to - feet alley, with the i'm
provements. consisting Of a one story frame stoIe
house, with good cellar attached and n two st0Iv
fame Dwelling House. w e''i'
This is one of tbs most eligible and we'll Iocatad
lots ln that section of the city, and offers unsuT-
passed ADVANTAGES for a business stand ~
Terms: One nth cash the residue in g. - IL
anu - mouths, with interest, secured by a deed IN
Sc 10 j. G. McSUIRE n CO Auot,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-18
BY TELEGRAPH r0 THE STAR.
FROMAGENr hSSOCItTED pR AVS
Movement. Of 1,aa..

-, LOUIS, SeHt by the Utah mail VIZ
psiI .nas one company Of troops had len Fort
Col Brlce's battalion of Utsh volan,ssS'
Lieut. NIL, arrived at Fort I.-svsnworth On ,h.
18th, where they will he paid OF and musi.,ca
out Of the service N '''~S'e'eu
Col Cooke, Lieuts Buford and Pe.yr,p o,,A.
Second Dungeons, Captains Gore and Donaysn,
OF the Tenth lnfantry, arrived from Utah al Fort
LeaVenworth on the 18th
The sixth Infantry Were TO leave Fort Bridger
about the eth Of August Col Candy with tvro
companies OF the Second Dragons, two Gonna
MES Of the Tenth Infantry and one COMPANY OF
me seventh Infantry. Were daily expected az
T"r B'dgeT, TO relieve the Sixth Regiment
,ue company OF engine bad left Fort LeaveR-
worth, and Captains De Sassure and stew,r,s.
0o"P ihles OF cavalry would leave In few days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-18
By A. GREEN, Auot,onee,

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
" AuCTIoN..On SATURDAY. the 18th Instant
snail sell IN front OF the premises, at O'Clock o.
MI part OF or sInal Lots No. and s. in Square north
OF square y o. SIS, having front of Is feet an l.
street north, and running back % feet inches be-
tween 4th and 5th streets west. with the Improve
ment thereon, which consists of good Convenient
two story Brick Dwelling House.
The attention Of persons wishing to purchase a
residence, Ia quiet and healthy section of the CITY,
sold. FrI' i"'' oe
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance in and u
Hop u LOT hotes bearing interest," secured by a
deed OF trust upon the premises.
Sc ID d A GREEN Auo,