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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-06-09

Ece TRADE.-It is stated that the re-
ceip,s of eggs at Pittsburgh, since Janua-
ry lst, are in round numbers IL, 90 bbls.
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TERMs OF ADVERTISING,
Rotation in Office.

From time immemorial. it has been
the practice Of all political parties in
republican governments, 10 rotate the
Offices conferred by The suffrage of the
people-from this general rule, there has
been a few exceptions. The policy Of
this measure has recently been called in
question. 1t is roundly asserted by some
Of our northern exchanges, that in the
Southern portion Of our conledcracy, this
practice is not in vogue, and this is as
signed as reason why the south has
been more successful than the north, in
accomplishing their ends in Congress-
This proposition involves First, ques.
ton Of fact and, Secondly, question of
right. The fact is assumed in the face Of
the record, which establishes precisely
the reverse proposition. 1t is true, there
are few eminent statesmen in the south
as there are in the north, who have been
for many years retained in the Senate and
House Of Representatives, but it is equal
ly true that changes have been about as
frequent with the masses Of politicians in
the South as in the North. II this is in
correct, then, both our recollection and
record have been at fault.
But suppose this were not the case
suppose the South to have established by
usage, political oligarchy, does it follow
from this, that the north must conse-
qnence the South in this respect! Is it
right that We do so! There are evident
ly contingencies under which it would
be not only right, but twould be essential,
10 the character and safety OF district.
If it is known and understood, that there
is bu. one man in any given district whose
talents snd fidelity can be safely trusted,
then that man should, as matter of true
policy, represent the district SO long as he
lives, and when he dies, the district be
dissolved, and placed unde- the protec-
tion Of a more enlightened community
The two-term system has been establish
ed as general rule, North and South,
East and West, and departure from it,
in the absence of valid reasons, will be
found disastrous to the interests of any
party.
Where an officer Of the County or of
the District, has been faithful in the dis.
charge Of his duty, and has fairly repre-
sented his constituents, it is doing him
injustice 10 make him an exception to the
general rule, by cutting him short with
one term. Where an officer Of the Ma
tion, State, District or County, has had
two terms, it is -
This is all Of this interesting story that
we will publish at present. The balance
Ii moi found in the New York Ledger
may probably be published in the True
american, which paper you will receive
by return mail, for one year by sending
your name and address, accompanied by
81, so to the Editor.
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BYMdGNE7Tc 7BLEGRaPH.
Revolution al New 0rlaana.

New ORLEANS, June 4--The, Mayors
forces are unorganized as yet. All is
quiet. Great preparations are being made
by all parties. The Vigilance Committee
Commander Major J. X. Duncan late
United States Army, is well organized
and drilled. The city papers are divided:
the Picayu1e and Crescent favor the
city; the True Delta and Delta favor
the Vigilance Committee; the rest are
neutral. A crisis is expected to day.
The excitement is increasing. The May
or has issued orders to arrest John Ma
ginnis. If taken, they declare they will
hang him. Mac. takes it coolly.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Vigilance Committee is triumph-
ant. The mayor has resigned the munici-
pal authority TO the Vigilance Committee
and the city is quiet, The crowd has
withdrawn from Canal Street. The Vi
GLANCE Committee has appointed a special
police of over 1000 men.
A rumor is current in the streets that a
compromise was effected by the city
agreeing to deliver up twenty-five noted
rufiians to the Vigilance Committee, FIVE
hundred men on each side to be sworn in
as police.
The reporter Of the associated press has
been refused admittance to the City Hail.
Later.-2,45 P. M.--Fifty men with
With two cannons have just taken possess
sion Of Canal Street, said to be organized
by men marked by the Vigilance Com.
mittee for punishment.
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TERMs oF suRscRrpTIoN.

The TRUE AMERIoAN is published every
Wednesday, in Steubenville, jefferson county,
Ohio. and edited by z. RAeAS, on the following
Ierms:
One dollarand fifty cents in advance.
Two dollars within six mOnths.~
Two dollars and fifty cents at the close o
he year.
No paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, except at the option of the Editor.
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Roscoe, ILL.,, June 4.-The culvert at
this place was swept away, last night de-
stroying the House Of Rev. H. Ilsley,
drowning Mrs. Ilsley and eight children.
Considerable damage was done to other
houses, but we hear of no more lives being
lost ''"
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WASHINGTON, June Alt is under.
stood that arrangements have been com
pleted to start the Collins line Of steamers
on the third of July, under an American
company, who have purchased the ships.
and will run 10 Southampton instead Of
Liverpool.
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CHARLESTON, s. c., June 4.-Noth-
ing further has been received from PEN
sacola relative TO the recent case Of
visitation and blood-shed by British war
vessel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18
By A. GREEN Auctioneer,


TRUSTEE'S SALE OFsTwOS STORY AND
II ATTIC FRAME HOUSES AND LOT AT AUCTION
On DAY the 18th day of December next snail
SELL IN front OF the premises, at O'Clock .. m By
date the 18th day July, 1884, and recorded in Tber
j. -. 81, folIos 49, 1873, le9 and 2s one of the
land records for WASHINGTON county, IN the District
and Sn;nI m Inc iolowng improved property, lying
All Of Lot numbered twenty three. 10, in Sousre
numbered one hundred and seven. lG7.) hsvirg
west, together with the Improvements. which are
two-story Frame Houses.
Terms Of sale cash.
the terms OF safe are not complied with in three
Gays after SALE the Trustee reserves The right to e.
sen tne property by giving three day notice of such
resale IN the Star newspapers Of the city of Wash
ington, at the risk and cost ofthe first purchaser.
nols aaxad. N : q. GREEN S.u ASSs.
By BARNARD Il BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES'StLE -By virtue of a de ee oftrust
Il from Richard Cruit dated June s. 1855 we will
oHsr a. auction, on TUESDAY, the SOth day of No
vember next at O'Clock ?. M, the premises, all
lows. viz: Beginning the end osa feet inches on
the hrst line OF Lot No nine g. in Holmead's addi-
ton to GeOrgetwon, and running thence with the
F0Th side OF Bridge street east q feet to Robert
thence north and parallel to Montgomery street I20
feet, thence west and parallel to Bridge street %
teet, thenco south and parallel to MONTGOMERY
ments.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money
70 pc paid IN cash: and the residue two equal m
cured. Should the purchaser fail to oompy with the
terms Of sale In one week AFTER sale. tie property
may be resold at his cost and risk after one weeks
A0''0e' EE AkkbGhk + c W kIsouE
Oc eo&ds BSRNHRD 2o BuGk fEsYsc0 Anct.
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Baltimere Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. Is -Flour steady; Ohio IS
neat Is active; reds 81 .20aSI IS; whites ~
2OaSl so Corn il dull and heavy: new "a bI,s -,
ab5c old do. 6Sss0c. new yellow 66st,sc
FORK IL steady; prime Sif 25aSI4 So ga
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DIED,

On Wednssday night, the nth instant, at III.
O'Clock, ADELIA, daughter Of q. w. and Mary L.
Sixswart. aged 8 years ard Ii months.
Her funeral viii take place from her iatber's res :
ldence. corner and l2th streets, on Saturday an
fully invited to attend.
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The Weather q, Montreal.

MoSTntkL, Nov. 1.-The sleigh hing continues
good. The thermometer, at 9 o,eiocf this morn.
Ing, indicated ~ degrees above zero.
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Douglas Rejeicinxs.

ST Louis, Nov. IS "A meeting wrs held NJ
Leavenworth on Saturday, rejoicing at toe sue
cess OF Douglas In Illinois, and a resolution vns
passed piedging the support Of the Democrsry 40
the Charleston nominee = = ="
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Fire-Lsesmotiye ExpI.sIsn.

MILLEDoEvILLE, Nov 16.-Lsfsyette H.il was
burnt accidentally to-day. IL was partially in
sured In the -Etnz Company
The Locomotive James Irby exploded near
Newberry, North Carolina, on MONDAY I.st kiIi-
ing the engineer and brakeman, and seriously
injuring -four others '-''~'
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q TO-MORROW M0RNTNC
By A. GREEN, Auctlopeer.

By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
s is. Fsigs.ss * .No.s sa.a5a
.,ss .ss 8 Pisai.s s y Sliss
.. the pp'tS. and soss.ns o. III ssr
vizi 's' hI IN tne CITY OF Washington. b. c.,
No iss S:Siine apssg gs, or
srssss north SsSk to 30 feet alley. bstvssn and
Also. part Of Lot No. q. in p.v,s.o,,, ,
81 No :ss oS s
feet inches 10 vide y, Streets, running back s
porth Of PtISS sp 4 handsomely located t,.
Tdrms; one third cash bsisncsi,e
Sss4ns s9 .ys nSis
deed given aHd deed Of trust tak en-.
no eo&ds e. ? q NJ u a. $500 RI Trsstss.
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
place. By old.1 o US instant i1.isnt same hour and
no !7.2t A. GREEN. Auct'r.
By j. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auotioneer,.
TWO NEW AND SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD
ocr CsT , h1of E C9Es.a, bnoN FRAMI. SEVEN
fASRspAE AFTERN66S.S ss ov sTssaos sia q
hIs nest bidder TO cover sdvancss- H' 'eu' 70 'ne
PPssIy s sops.,or R0ssxood Case Seven Octave
Bstimore ana oost ssoe ssSb. o' Soe'a Co.,
The instruments are beautifully finished and h,v.
all the fullness oftone of q Grand Piano,
Terms: One-third cash the rendue in 2 and a
months Tor approved endorsed notes. bearing inter-
nolsd J.C. Mcguire & CO., Aucts.
By A. GREEN, Auetioneer
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.~I will. in nm, !.
q. snanoe OF az order Of the 0rehsns' Court for
FRIDAY next. November g, at u O'CLOCK m. In
froEt on the jail to the highest bidder for cash Wig
Negro Woman and Children,
90. ard do.
Silkey Boys from Ia to l9 years of age,
ABSALOM A. HALL,
10 l2-2s- Admir- of Jacob Hall
By A GREEN. Auotioneer. 80
EAECUT'R'S SALE OF FANCY GOODS
A STORE FIXTURES AND HOUSEHOLD FuRNIruRE
ATAucTiON.-On F FRIDAY. the 18th instant, shall
sell, az the late residence of Mira Ann sIniins, de-
ceased. on nth street west, rear Mary land avenue
next door to the drug Of Dr. ID. e. Clark AT 10
O'Clock a. IN AL the personal effects ofthe deoeased
VIZ:
The contents Of Fancy Store, Shop Fixtures. &e.
Also. good lot Of Household and Kitchen Furni"
ture.
Terms cash.
BY order Of the ExecutrIx:
no II st A. GREEN Aro,
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Boston Bank Csuyevt,s..

BosroN, Nov. lo Eighty eight New England
banks Were representa- in convention here to-day.
9onsiaer me subject OF the redemption Of theif
bills In Boston and to discuss the position sssurp
ed by the Suffolk Bank In the matter. The cor.
ventioR was quite unanimous in "a or Of the Bxnk
OF NJ utual Redemption as a substitute FOR the
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

III rhsuxh " The Starr n printed On the
iastest sseaH pfess N wse seuea a zD9k11s
mere, Its edition II 50 large as 10 require IL
70 be put 10 press q an carly hour, Adver-
tisements, therefore, should be sent IN By .
ScIsck, M; otherwise they May nss appear
pntiI the next day. ~ ~
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AUCTION MLn

ny y. 4. y. CLOWN 4 CO., Auotioueer..
- Hack. in good order. and en-. AZ, ~ ~,
1870 gath e2melsfe set OF Harness vii he .oIy
~ " Hont o. our auction store ~ = = 9 r
UEEDAI MORNING, November 10Th, 81 10 o'cI'F.
mo 10 st. 9. R.. L. CROWN 4 CO.. Auo,.
- BY A. GREEN, Auotioassf. ~
,AOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN PtJRNr
H rghEs FINE RIDING HORSE, SADDLR AND Bsi
pLE, OIL PAINTINGS, LookIss 6LAssEssCHISl,
SATUkD AY, the Goth instant. We shali seII in
l!ont o. the auction store, No. 52s 9Th street At 10
O'Clock q. M, large assortment Of new and seo0nd-
hand Mahogany, Walnut and Msp.e FuTniture
lsIse lot OF On ma g lass and Crockery Ware, @a
Is Oil Paintings, me gilt frames, -
ExcelIent4oung Riding Horse. Saddle and Bride,
Lot OF Hardware, Fiat Irons, Shovel and Tors,
Iexms cash. t1f f4tTrg = =
= no l8-ts -hF-. A. GREEN, Auct
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Affairs In New Brvu.u,ck.

Sr. JOINS, Nov. f7.-winter weather m, %,
In unusually early here The St Johns River
has been frozen since the 18th inst solid enough
to admit OF the passage Of light teams There 10
aso consiaeraole snow In the interior Business
the timber and ship trade revives, there cannot
winter and spring. -
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By A. GREEN, Auotioneer

HANDSOME TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
l. AND LOT ON NORTH l.. BETWEEN 6rB Ann 7TH
STs., AT AUCTIoN-0n MONDAY, the 18th inst ;.
shall SELL In front OF the premises, at O'Clock D.
m. part OF Lot No. s, in Square No. 449 with the
improvements, having front on north street of
81 feet and running back 2i feet 10 90 feet alley
between 9th and 18th SITS. west. The improvements
consist OF . good two story Brick House. contain
Ing 10 good gooms with shedding and sta ing
The locality ofthe above property offers an lnduc,-
me1t to persons wishing to invest in property stu
Terms: One third cash; ba ance in 4 3 and q
years; the deferred payments 10 bear interest and
TO be secured BY deed of trust upon the prem ses
TO l6- eo&ds A GREEN Anct
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, cosf PRIoEsl II
q a.

Il ~ SXxx
The 1S6sSIs s eontspp.,as visiting Europe IN
purpose OF visiting bis friends, will sell from thu
Goods a. mpe sIs 81 coat, and nsn, kinds of
stock IS low az possible before his departure d.
stock Of Go ne S wScb t. Issn with s. sn..s
Eastern markets expressly for the trade Of WASH.
down 70 costa 'Ss ss. I.n ns oSs goods are marked
ftsSea paiwt n B9nnsIs. az .t,ls. and o.o...
EmSroidsred Cloaks and Dresses, for infants. le.s
IDf,F,. MsEin0 and satin Hoods y per cent les.
Cloak ve,yet.' Bolnet vslvets.s .. nis sSicr..
Many :. q. Of WOfsfed Goods. at fifty per o.., lea,
GrI ssst F 9tIs; y s :s. an. md S,s
Gulpure Button Trimming,
SulPure kace, IN all styles and vidths
Husls Fnnses, Buge Battops, a.E
Velvet: satin, Lustrlng, and Bonnet Ribspd.. ,p
White Cotton INNINGS. BeI,ins..
az STOCK Stock Of Collars, in Swiss, Csmbne Linen,
SSs ssI g ssss NsIseies: and hiogrSiss set.
b%it Is ssd scsss, SSsTsis and SWISS kuns.
SWISS S and CamhIls EdsInss aud Insertinxs,
B@s. Pains s ana =. yr.snSennes Lsces,
ss5 a1e as,oItn snt Of French and Blonde Laces
% EobS. and I Bs:f e, sf Illusions.
Lsos Wells. IN q qualities. -
EGx: sn 49, Ssss y tm;,o,...s
EaIllsh and Italian Grapes. Cords and Tss.sls.
sleeve and CLOAK TtssslG, ali colors. Dfess Bat.
4 s,lsn,,:id sssor,men. Of French Flowers,
cSsn,.. Bsatss S y black vslte and eeiers
.Ss veiVet Ribands, all widths, ofthe very best
Fine Elm AID stylish Head dresses, =
-, And al other kinds Of soods usually kept in wall
nd trim
81 ~ The babe. Of wsshinsten and surrounding
Se9S va, please bear in mind that the Above ad
'sI%,sG e ss my good, al treaty educed Prices.
and pattern. uS q nnI.
Tor bona>ts. &C. will be filed 81 pToporisonsby low
F. s. AL sales at reduced bncss viii be Cor cash
no s-eoem scenfre M.Tts; SO
DtLANo's LEE pRfsEsyTNs VEST.
srEPh EMS. Ds SssI N Fine tsss clothin. and
under Bro~ns Hotel Is the exclusive ss.st 81
LIFE FIRE. lei vi Ne %E Af 81.
TALES OF THE ANGELs-By The Rev- M
~,..~ g s ! j. .,. sSE q. :s;s,
no - M.Th& from sesenih.
FURNITURE RkPAIRE1 -
SOFAS Chairs, 49, oov ANp s xass s.sEsi
, ssslf attends. END 4 y lanes @c&s S6.
r.. Furniture Polish for cleaning and restoring 10
Pell.s SfnsI sstse 81 articles q vsn,hed and
ii aS % {; &. y y.
VI I'll y. 2 7th street, - ~
NJ FOE W, kkNT.-1hs third story OF The bsIldips
NO. olz. Ith street. - By 60 feet. % h Sa VII
-, - FOR The HOLIDAYS.
q Po q sssa.s
AItlcles mostly Of Ens .h aSd french S.ns I,st
fSSth. a s as g s ,,o Essops y she Per-
iAe novelties Of the - ason. e.lnsianflv on SanS
lsdies respectfully lavited 20 cal and isspeef our
ne and ~ Sg ss losad snps .pr - any thins %
.-4- FORD 4 BRoTHEa,
$780, Drugflsts and Pssrmscssttsts,
CoMWMr sMsfolIv NEG ig,K,
CLAIMS. hND S6NVEfAScSR,f OF
Nos. cassssi Kid ~ "'esHs
Deeds. Wills. Contracts. AID al other loyal witt
TSslEs u y9 ssEgsEEsrSSsgLNW esssiHsIS S 9
- - 49, 49, = - -; g.
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By WALL & BARNARD. Auctionesr..

THRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of deed from
4 w w allingsford, dated 9Th February, 1854. we
November next, at O'Clock, D. m, on the premlses
al that Lot of Ground In Washington CITY known
Mitchell Of lot numbered seventeen, Q7) in square
numbered two hundred and forty seven i74IJ In the
corded IN the ONCE of the Surveyor of said CITY of
WashIngton-saId Lot being situated on the cor
ner OF 18th street west and Massachus etts ayenue
and containing three Thousand two hundred and
NIFTY one square feet of ground-beng the same
ground which was CONVEX ed to Washington Mail
lingsford by George w. Mitchell and wife, by a
deed bearing date the third day of February, 1884
with improvements ON the same.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase monev
to be paid IN cash. and the balance In two equal in
staments, at SIX and nine months with int crest to
be secured. Should the purchaser fail to COMPLY
with the terms of sale within one week after sale
the property may be resod at his risk and cost after
one weeks notice.
WALTER 8. COX,
FERDINAND w. RISQUE
trustees Georgetown Building Association
Oc Is eO&ds WALL RAkNA 70. Annts
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~ J. z. McGUIHE Co, AuctiOneers.
email AND DESIRABLE BRICK Dwell
~ LING HOUSE AND LOT AT PUBLIC SALE-fIu
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, November 7Sd, at 4
O'Clock, on the premises, We shall sell, part Of Lot
NO. In Square 5l7, fronting Massachu ey-
enue. betwesn 4lh and 5th streets west, running
through 10 street, together with the improve
menfs, consisting Of a neat and well built Brick
Dwellng-house, DON'T tanning rooms.
Tnis is q very comfortable and well arranged house
Title perfect.
TERMS One-fourth cash the residue in 6, 70, IS
anu a mouths, with interest, secured by deed in
no ls-d j. C. Mcguire 4 CO., Auots.
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Utah InteIlISe &c.

st. LOUIS, Nov ls.-The Utah CORES ponde,ee
OF me Republican says the reported Indian a m
cuities and violation Of the mail are f.I.e 80
that the troops which were semi Ia .et,is ,hs Az
fculties bad returned '1e VII
Gov Cumming bad decided that the Lesisls.
ture must meet at Fillmore City, notwHhstsnd-
ing tue resolutions passed in 1885 20 neet M Sail
Lake; the leg Atty Of which resolutions \. a.
nleo, because they Were signed only by Brigham
ritory. IN 'Ne ie'
Disturbances Were occurring with the JJtes In
dams In the southern part Of the Territorv ana
The bodies OF two murdered men had been found
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By WALL 4 BARNARD. AuctiOpesrs.

By WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioueers.
I ARGE LOT OF CLOAKS, SHAwLS,
II AND MANIILLAs AT AUcTIoN.-On SATCR.
DAY MORNING, Goth Nov ember. at 10 O'CLOCK
We vii sell, at our auction rooms, corner of Ninth
street nd Pennsylyania avenue, large and varied
Cloaks, MantIllas, Shawls, aud Raylans, new
sty!es, made IN superior manner OF The best ma
Also. 50 pairs fne twllIsd and bound Blankets.
Also. fine London GUS. in mahogany cases
Also, Colts Revolving Pistols.
Sale positive. ' . 1859. q.
Terms cash. o.
nols-d WALIA RARNARD kn,t.
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sd WALL & BARNARD, Auot..

By j. G. MCGUIRE Il CO.. AuctIoneers
EXCELLENT FURNITCRE AND HOUSE.
~ HOLD EFFEcTe AT PUBLIC AucrIoN,-On SAT-
UkDAf .MOR MING, November 10th. at 10 O elk,
In front OF the auction rooms we shall sell, the ur.
keeping, comprising
Suite Of superior carved Walnut Parlor Furniture.
finished 10 blue and gold broostee, compris sing
Frerch Sofa, Arm Chair, Rocker. and Parlor
Chairs, all in perfect order, having been but lit
tie uset,
Rosewood NJ. rbe- top Table. whatnot,
Walnut Hat Tree. Mahogany Bookcase,
Cane seat Chairs, Lounge,
Mahogany Bureaus, Dressing Tables,
Washstands. Toilet Sets, 5.
Feather Beds, Boosters and Pillows
Mahogany Extension Dining Table,
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, ..
brussels Three ply and Ingram Carpets,
OIlclpth, Netting, Rugs,
Cooking and ether Stoves,
Also, OF Of Desks. bookcases, Pigeon Holes, and
Offlcs Furniture generally.
Terms: S2o and under. cash over that sum- a
credit Of % and 81 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes. bearing interest.
nOI8 d J. c. MCGUIRE CO. Auc,s.
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Nl FER facas issued from the cisrl on " as,S 81
Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia Tor the
expose 70 psbs ss for CASH IN frolt q sS osri
~ nSSos a0er OF sad county the ss
desorlbed property. to Wit: All defsudSutr y;rss
and eain and interest in and 10 Lots Nos
b. C. He ~; 10 the sity Of
arsf fsessrs9n ssiJet and levied the prop
sss adoss Nos s sns g. Ito TO uO,e Ss 500 to
lsS6, IN aver Of VIC; w. and Jane l.. w hi,s, ana
Charles Charlie H. va aP si. sdmf Of }o4p n R,ssE
No Late AarsAai for The pii,not % Cois mia.
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HI THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTpoNrn
until MONDAY, the I'D instant, same so1r and
weather. ". SELL DEN Mxr.bat 'Ae
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph for the Evening Star.
THREE ., DAYS Later FROM EUROPE.

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Ihe new Prussisn Cabinet wss not p>r|ecsed.
Tne U > fri2ate Niazsrs, with the captured
slaves, was at So, vincent's on the ga SIxtv
negroes died on the psssags
The London Time considerp that the estsb
hsnment or any Rovernmeot In herico which
Will promote law and order will be a DECIDED
galn TO that eesstrv.- It ridicules the spanish
snNation as farcical, having oaly tendency 70
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'uT Soty OF drafting and presenting reform bili
main un sSount rates Of The Bank or Eaeisnl ~
drain ~ hnii1sea, although there IL an active
I.,s " oulIlon for the Continent
Psrana h.xe hn om f.ragusy state that the shores
warm reception t'Ns he Amencans
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coUHr OF CLAINs.-Yesterday, the case of Ru-
fus L. Baker Agt the United States was taken
up, and argued by J. A Rockwell for the petit
TONER, and MI Mcpherson for the Government:
sfter which the Court adjourned