davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25
BOARDING.

ROARplNG:7-MRS. RUFF, No. SIC ID street.
nenf seventh, has taken this large and c1mino-
rrious rouse. where she intends Ia renl her rooms
furnished or unt9rnished, TO single Gentlemen, or
6entlemep ana their Wives, with Board Transient
hours of the day. WV 80 A''
Also; wanted, ? girls TO do general housework.
jan ll-lMH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25

NUaiSE! NOTICE n-The bAIance of stock re-
ipmber S SS oh nand. such as Oak. Cherry and Pipe
very cheap foi cash, ifapplled for soon.
i.r,o,- n: Z: rURDY, Co.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25

NEW MUSIC received Be- mi weekly; Music or
~ dered from and sent to any part of tbe country
SO Pa. avenue, between sth and leth streets,
aS JOAN r. Kills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25
Millinery. &c.

MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING AND
lvl TRIMMING ESTABLISHMENTS
Ladies visiting Washington are respectfully in
formed that We are prepared to make up Dresses,
Cloaks, BasQues, TO-. at short notice. Ia the lat sst
styles, and abstraction guaranteed ia a. cases.
A large stock OF Dress and Cloak Trimmings of
latest and iandsOmest styles, with CEOAkS
BASQUES, UNDER BONNETS,
RIBBONS. and MILLINERY, of every descrip,
ton, always ON hand. NJ WILLIAM
10 2m opposite Centre Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25

M nhSHAL'S SALE. - la virtue of q wut al
~, ieri tscIas, ISSUED fr'm the Clerks Once OF
e Sicuit Sourt OF the District OF Columbia for the
1H pose 10 public sale, for Casa, Ia front Of the
n', mouse aoor OF SAID county, FRIDAY the
Esln uty OF January 1853, al IL O'Clock IN the fol-
owing asscriDed property, TO wit: All defendants
lLgnt, tuIe c!aIin ana interest IN and to Lot No
IN square NO, I59, an the City of Was hngton D. q
tSses0 with all and singular the improvements
FSmond ts1ed ana levied upon as the property of
no no. Sl, 10 October term, 1857, In favor of John
I'D. BOOVER. Marshal
jan DIS for the District of Coumb;.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25

A RACE FOR The FIRST WoKD-Iast night a
row occurred at the residence II John snow, on
iita street, near the Lutheran Church, which
Was violent enough to be heard in the church
and disturbed the worship. The fight was be-
tween snow and Deighbor named Brew Brew
haa Ihss previously with Snow, and was fined
and put under security. Last night he started
1or thr guard house, after the ROW, to make the
hrst complaint, and while there snow came i'm
ana made ms complaint The Captain sent both
10 the cells To await a trial, and this morning
Brew was made TO pay Tine Of SIS and costs and
give security Tor peace. Snow was disu issed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25

NADhME DlEDEN,
AZ FROM 73l BROADWAY,
Will remain IN Washington, al 2I7 Pa avenue for
lew dals. She has a handsome assortment of
I'm LACES. &C., &c, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25
Fire In UtIca.

UTICA, Jan % The leather s,o,. h.,o,..,.
A. Gilbert, Of this city, was destr,red e.,
Hieht oy hre. Loss estimated at SIS 600 insured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25

CAUGHT IL THE ACr-i.ast night, Geo Smith
alias George Summers, was taken to the guard.
house for stealing coat, hat, and several um.
brellas, from the dwelling Of DIR. Wadsworth. on
street. smith had got some distance off before
the articles were missed, but lac was immediate v
pursued and Overtaken by DIR. wadsworth and
MI Netherel. who knocked him down and Sc.
cured him. He was taken 10 the guard house.
ana committed 10 jail Tor court. Smith had on ,
az the time, fine cloth short cloak or taIma,
supposed to have been stolen-handsom ly made
and trimmed with black velvet, threeouarte2
circle This can be seen at the guard house by
the owner. >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25

John +. EI.LlS, Sole Agent for Halet, Davis L.
Co.'S and Mum Carke's Pianos, No. SO Pa.
avenue, near 10Th street, ian ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25
ByJ.C. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer-

by j. L. McGUlRE T.. Auctloneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IN
In trust bearing date the Sd day of April. 1851 and
recorded IN lIber j. A. s. No. 1873, To- 28l ct seq
Inc subscriber will sell, at public sale, on WED
NEsDAf, the 81 day of February. 1853. at o'clock
the corner of Pennsy wanna avenue and IOh street
west, the whole of Square 1861. fronting 4S3 feet
inch or each of north and streets ana i5 fee on
each nf l4ih and 18th streets west and OF No a. IN
square M. Ei2, fronting 81 feet on LIST street east
Let~e cen south and streets. 10y one hundred feet
deep: ,.,o
Elk, eve and IL months. for notes bearing interest
from day OF sale secured by deed Of trust ON the
PropeIJ and II not complied with in FIVE DAYS an or
tue SAFE tne property Will he Tesuld upon on. week
h",iie, az tue risk and rkpen.e Of the purchaser
CHAS. -. WAIEACH Trustee
Jan 3-2taw6ds J. C. MCGUIRE, Aucti0neer.
BY c. w. BOTELER, AuctIoneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF ELEGAN
u DkEss SILKS AT AUCTIoS-On WEDNES
DAY MoRNlNG, Jan. nth, commencing at ten
o CROCK shall sell at my spacious Auction Room
comprising ~ part, viz:
Elegant Velvet a'Q uilIe r obes,
RIch Velvet Founced Robes
Splendid I3raoa6c Dresses
Bayadere ; lks. in rich coiors
Men co.ored Hounced Silk Robes,
Rich black hounced Silk Robes.
arIeat variety ct elegant Evening Silks. &C.
The consignment Is of recent importation suhra
eng inc latest and most desirable STYLES ard are
pfoDby The richest and most beaut ful of
GOODS ever offered at auc' ION 10 the United States
a. tne sac is positively without reserve, bargains
may he expected.
Catalogues will he ready for distribution on Mon
day morning.
Terms; So, and under, cash; over s2n, 60 and 81
terest. ."
jan 5-st C. w. BOTELER. Auctioaeer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25

NARSHAL'S SAIE-In yirtue of a wr,t of6 a.
under the lien law, issued from he Gle
oce vi the circuits Court Ofthe District of ou mbIa
Ioi the county OF Washington, and to me dlrecfed
WI expose TO PUBLIC sale, for CASH. m front of the
HouSt House door of said county, on SATURDAY,
following described property to wits All defendants
rIght. tiIe, clam aud interest and to the three
faihe houses erected Lot No. s. in reseTV alton
", on Mary and avenue, between AZ and 6th sts in
the City OF Washington, ID. -, seized and levied
be sold to satisfy Judcals No 27e, TO October term
1857, IN favor Of Smith d Fowler.
]. ID. HOOVER. Marshal
ian 8-dts< for tha Instruct of 1,oln,aS.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25

Baltimsre Markets

TORONTO, Jan. 22.-The Provincial P,rlismer
Is announced 10 meet on February 2sth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25
STATE OF CALIFORNIA BONDS.

The law providing for Funding the Bonded and
otHef specified indebtedness. of the State OF Cali
fOrnla. requires that the old Bonds and Certificates
snail he forwarded Ia Sacramento during this wear
to be cancelled aud replaced by new ones, we vii
act as agents IN tins business, and request early
ian II CHURB RROTHERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Frsn the Assscissed Pre-. As.,,
Later From Kapsss.


ST LOWS, Jan IS The low.,
slavery on the lst Of March ~ ~ohsnihg
II IL reported that the Iudi,n. o..
reservation ravaging the s.,,I.S naw nee
Ing out the settlers, and burning up their dw.I-
TThe agents Of the Associated p-..
fishers and readers to distinctly under,tsnd
that they are ony the ssdssD, for tr1n,mi,s,ns,
tne saTItsst tnfeilrssses from Kansas as received
81 Louis and published by the journals Of
tnH civ Having at present no authorized agent
, they are unwilling 10 assume the re-
sPons'o',,ty Of the correctness Of such intelIi-
ustrsie Intentions Of the Mermeus.
NV YORK, Jan. IS The Time, has ,dx,ce.
from Salt Lake, dated Dsoemhap Is .,.,,a -
Ine Mofmons are not counting on An onen se.',.,
ance 10 tue Government troops, but will carr -,
abundant Every able -bodIed ~ - axe were
| mo ms would be under arms in M. Snr1e MOI
majority OF all the men were in f,var N
fouhg u saia 10 nave plenty of spies In the army
Large Fire IN Hartford.
HARToRT, CT, Jan. 23-The large five s,orv
onlldlng owned by Willis ThTall, and occupIea
oy several manufacturer, was totally DESTROYED
oy hre last night. Loss about SlOO co..
1 The building with all its contents wa. a total
| loss Large numbers are thrown out of emnIoy-
ment In consequence Of the Ere II was the 1arg.
e'' 'n"' has occurred inths city for twenty years
heeapture Of Escaped Criminals.
| okfESfiELPs Mass, Jan % The nine pr,s-
9nefs wso broke from the Jail in this town on
| Wednesday night last, have all been c.ntured
ana lodged in jail. The last two we,e btonoh,
mere on the northern train this morning.
Fire In Utica.
| CTIcA, Jan. % The leather s,o,. hslo,,,-,-
= Gilbert, Of this city, was destroyed S,st
Hieht oy IRE. Loss estimated at SIS 600 insured
| for <20,00. ''"'eN
| Royal salute.
| INV YORK, Jan rs The Cunard steamer ana
| company bred d salute at noon al Jersey CITY in
| England. '',e Vi
Canada Provincial Parliament.
| TORONTO, Jan. 22y-The Provincial Psrlisnen,
announced 10 meet on February 18th.
| Baltimsre Markets
bALIisoRE, Jan. 2S.-Flour dull Howard 81.
\ w heat nrm-red 81 05al la: white 81 Is.si Al
| Corn iow'er-white and yellow ss,eoc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25
Large Fire IN Hartford
Recspture of Escaped Crimi.als,

okfESfIELRs Mass, Jan 23-Tbe nine pr,s-
1 W WSo broke from the Jail In this town on
and lodged in jail. The last two We btons,b,
mere on the northern train this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25

WAshINGToN THRArRE.-The most economi
cal packing by the ushers failed to afford sitting
or even standing room TO the throng which
swarmed into the Theatre on Saturday night, 10
witness Bourcicaults great play The Life OF
an Actress" We presume such would be the
case We're the piece to be repeated nightly for
weeks bat such is the richness of the budget
"heh the management have prepared, that no
piece, however successful, can be many times
LePeatea, DAT must give place to other good
things
mus, tonight. an entirely new bill is pre-
sented, Offering attractions, equal if not superior
20 those on dDy previous night Of the season
first come first served, and those who get ear
~ seats 10 might Will do a wise thing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25

RYE AND BARLEY MALT,
- for sale at tie
CITY MATT HOUSE, corner Of West fsiIs av
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25

DHlIODEMIC SOCIETY GEORGETOW N
L COLLEGE -There will he meeting of the
resident, non resident, and honorary bers of the
phlloitmIc Society, ut Georgetown COLLEGE, on
TUESDA the 26th INST at q clock p. M, for the
purpose of determining the ex pedleEsy Of csIsbrat
log the landing OF the Pilgrims of MarylGnd the en- .
SUING May. BY order of the Society.
1t CHARLES b. KENNY, Cor Sec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25

~ HARNESS AT PRIVATE SALE.--rbe sub ~
scrlter has on private aae a large and ele- IN
CANT close Family Carnage, built To order by IA
lawrence, Of New York, and In perfect order, hav-
ing been use but few months
Also, PAIR of su perOr large bay Morgan Horses
SIX and seven ears old, we'll mat ched and stylish
travellers. WIN NY
rage Harness. For terms, Il Q. apply to
J. c. MCGUIRE
jan 22-d6t AuctIoneey Com Nsrc,ant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25

THIEVES At woRK.-The house Of Rev G. C.
Aeador, No. iT Twelfth street, between and
X, was entered early on Saturday evening, and
Two oVercoats and pair Of new Overskoes IA ken
from the passage
Later in the night il was discovered that the
house OF Mrs. X. y Coke on Four-and- half
street, ibad been entered and some silyerware
stolen, but II Was not known at what time il was
IakeL ~ ., WIS
The oncesS have been notified and are q, xvorL
10 recover the stolen goods
IL would be well for persons who purchase Sc.
rohu- manu- articles TO be careful to know who Of
fers such goods for sale -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25
GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES.

DRESS TRIMMINGS, hoops. fine IRISH
LACES, and POINT APL QUE IN sets.
EiOWERS, for Ian 8 Hsaddresses, Bridal
9Th SITS. ian H6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25
EOR MOUNT VERNON.

TOR MOUNT VERNON.
The Steamer THOMAS COLLYER will re.ums
on Friday next, masking two tr os q &lk-A
each week-e'v,ng the wharf onliE1dfsI&E33fa
Tuesday and FRIDAY mornings
Omnbuses viii leave the Hotels ana p.r,
Store at ga O'Clock connecting with the stea meS
ian 2D-tf SAMUEL. RAKER Csnsn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25

EOR RENT.-Two STORES. on Pa. .venue
= heI seen Isth asd i32s streets, south side One
Win eeiiAr az 10 per month the other al SI25O
per month: Inquire on the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25
AUCTION SALES.


BOOKS. BOOKS. BOOKS- STATIONrRy
INp fAScY SooDs.-rHlS EVENING" at
70 c9ok. AT store No. 40 Pa avenue near National
nossi, &c Snau continue the sale of fine STANDARD
foetloal. HistorIcal; and soIentihcsl B,oks. STA
Pencils. SaNei Gus anu
ian p WAlIA RARN.pn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25

MF--R-. HUMPHREY 4 JUyNEMANx, OF H.,
Capitol Hill Lager Beer Brewery, come out
strong TODAY, with a mile team decorated with
nass, and drawing mammoth wagon, just con
stTucted for them by Ofenstain and I.vnoIa
The team makes a tall display, nItogetber and
Is quite In keeping with the handsome manns,
In which Messrs. Humphrey and Juenemann a
up things generally. We are indebted to then
for another liberal specimen Of their brewag,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25

ElSH! FISH! FlSH.! FISH LIZA
Wishing to close out our stock of FISH we vii
offer them at reduced prices. Persons i'm want O
and Eastern Herring, round, gibbed, diy sailed ant
pckled, will do well call before purchasing else
where. HARTLEY Il BRO
ian % lw Water street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-25

MISS g w YNN. occupying Mrs. Raphael
w Semmes house. IN Georgetown, First street.
smiths Row, can accommodate several families
with very desirable ROOMS and good BOARD.
jan u I'm
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-26
political Ig7,RLLlGENoE

The Albany Evening Journal speaks thus of the New
York Times s'The New York Times, paper largely
indebted TO the republican party for its position, and
whose editor has enjoyed the confidence and favor of
party against the republican ticket and doing what It
for its defeat We admit ALSO that its opposition
masked under profession of Neutrality is insdious
and mischievous
Senator Bgler is in this city, guest at the Mer
chants Hotel During the recent political campaign he
took active part for the democratic and he bears
the Of the party with philosophy that could
only arise from consciousness Of duty we'll performed
We have never seen him looking better Phia. Argus
Od. 49,
The democracy Of Hickman county, Kentucky, have
recommended Hon. Geo. w Slvertooth of that county
the next democratic candidate for governor of Ken
lucky.
The full returns Of Pennsylvan give Read for judge
Of supreme court 1885, 10 votes Porter III 096 Reads
majority 81 023 The majority of Frazer for Canal COM
missioner is somewhat less The vote is 600 less than
that for governor.
second joint discussion has been held at Dover Del
aware, by Messrs. Wheley aud Norris the candidates
for Congress in that State. p
Hon. John Mcqueen, of South Carolina recently adj
dressed portion of his constituents Cheraw in that
State political topics when the Gazette reports him
to have expressed his opposition to any participation by
the State of South Carolina in the Charleston convention
"He insisted that If went into the convention
would be bound in good faith to abide by its platform and
nominations. That by standing aloof would occupy
satisfactory could give them support but,
II otherwise, we would be free to oppose them
W. w. Holden, the able editor Of the Raleigh Stand
ard is spoken OF of the next United States
tors from North Carolina.
The democracy Of Roanoke county Va, have recon-
mendcd Hon H. A. Edmundson as their first choice for
governor Of that State Rockingham and Stafford
ties have recommended Mr.. Lecher.
On Saturday evening the convention of the American
party in tho 9Th congressional district of New York. met
and rendered the nomination to Hon. Erastus Brooks.
Mr. Brooks in long letter, declines the nomination,
and reviews in terms the conduct of the repub
towards the Americans, both in this city and
throughout the State. He says their idea of union is
that Americans may vote for republicans but not repub
cans for Americans and that their aim is to establish
political oligarchy in this State better in spirit than
the Thirty Tyrants who conquered and usurped the
government Of Athens"
b grand mass meeting of the democracy of New York
took place last night at Tammany Hall A large number
of distinguished speakers expected to deliver adj
dresses on the occasion. %9at s aaastB KS. 5l
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-26
PERSONAL LNIELLIGEINOE.

Rev. Isadore Leventhal late Rabbi of the Jewish Syn
agoguc in Lafayette Indiana has accepted call TO the
Synagogue in Mobile at salary Of ST. 500 per annum
1t is stated that the Baptist churches in New York city
have offered Spugeon the great star preacher $40 900
and his expenses if he will consent to make six months
tour in this country He is getting little out of fashion
in England, and may come
VIM. Carey Jones publishes a card In the St Louis Re-
publican announcing that lie has in his possession CL
Beetoas maniscrian autobographica sketch alto
gether different from that published in the New York
Tribune in May last by the Messrs. Blair, which they
submitted equivalent to autobiography The
script can be seen by all who desire to examine it.
Among the arrivals by the steamer Ariel at New York
the name of Edward S. Joynes esq, who was
recently elected Professor of the Greek and Lam
guages in William and Mary College, Virginia Mr.
oynes returns to his native country after residence
of which time has been spent in the acquisition Of cas
cal knowledge in the University Of Berlin.
II is stated that the Hon j. Clancy Jones will leave
this country in about month to the duties of
his position minister to Austria Consequently
he will not retain his seat in the approaching session
Congress,
We regret to learn from Richmond that the condition
of the Hon. Sheard Clemens preclues the possibility Of
his recovery The injured limb cannot be cured and his
general health is too much impaired to allow of
putation
The Hon. John B. Floyd, Secretary Of War; returned
to the city from the West Saturday and resumed yes
terday his duties at the War Department
Hon. Warren Winslow of North Carolina, and Capt
j. c. Rich United States marine corps in the city
stopping at the Kirkwood House. Hon Thomas B.
Florence of Pennsylvania is also visitor of city
the present time ..,.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-26
n
NEWSPAPER MATTERS.

The York Gazette mentions that the copartnershp Of
Gossbrenner and Small proprietors of that paper has
been dissolved IL is published by David Small and
William II Welsh
The Carolina Times and the Southern Guardian, pub
lshed at Columbia s. c., have been united Charles p
Pelham, esq, having become the purchaser OF both t.
H. Brtton, esq., the editor of the Guardian rees from
the editorial chair.
John w Wyngate has taken the editorial management
of the Hickman (Ky.) Argus.
The Lincoln Me Democrat has suspended account
of the failure OF many subscribers to pay the amounts
due to the publisher ..
new democratic paper has been commenced at Cow
ington Kentucky, called the Weekly Globe, Of which
Samuel Pike, esq, is editor. Success TO the Weekly
Globe.
The Daily Lynchburg Republican is very handsome
and enterprsng daily just started at Lynchburg viz
ginia Il. III. Glass esq, is the editor.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-26
EKrENT or THE SORGHUM CULTURE
frrom tho chicago Press and rrinuns.l

#& from the Chicago Press and Tribune
Now that the manufacture of the present crop Of Chi
nese sugar has commenced the frequent statements
in our exchanges show that very large amount was
planted considerably more, should think, than last
year. gentleman who recently passed through the
interior of Iowa assures the Davenport Times that in
some counties he passed through he fully much
Chinese sugarcane growing ordinary corn and that
both soil and climate we'll adapted to its culture
paragraph in another Iowa exchange states that
farmer had satisfied himself that excellent article Of
moasses could be produced at cost Of only sixteen cents
per gaon--better in fact, than that usually sold for
$l 70. The Times confidently sets down Iowa
sugar growing State, and declares that even now she
capable Of producing enough for home consumption
Willard Barlow, esq. of Davenport, says the Times,
who has just returned from tour through Missouri,
Tennessee, Alabama, and Kentucky. states that the
planters in those States have made experiments in
ghum culture this year. and they universally
full They speak in the highest terms of the
Mr. b. states he great many OF the old fashioned
cider mills in use, grinding the cane in the same way
that apples ground
We hope every farmer in the Northwest who has cane
to manufacture will conduct his experiments thoroughly
so as to produce the best possible article Of sugar
lasses the may bo and also determine the cost
OF the production of each We have great hopes that we
shall be able to dispense with the slave grown sugar
and inolasses of Louisiana and Cuba.