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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20

No change of cars between Toledo and
st. Louis
.NN and after SUNDAY. May 9th, 1858, Passenger
" Trains will leave TOLEDO as follows;
Mail Express atl2o0M.
New York and ST. Louis Express at 1l:30P.M
by either of these trains go through to ST.
Louis without change OF advantage not possessed
by any other route.
These trains make close connections at State Line H.
with the Great Western r. r. for Springfield Naples De-
catur &c. and at Fl Wayne with Trains Of the Pitsburg
Ft Wayne Chicago Rail Road for Columbia, Plymouth
and Chicago.
The 1900 NJ. Train makes close connections at Peru
with Trains of the Peru indianapolis Rail Road for In
danapos and at indianapolis with all roads leading from
that point.
Leave STATE LINE, ILL.,;
MY. &St Louis Express ate;00 P.M
Mail Express at 500 A, NJ
These trains make close connections at Toledo with N-
press Trims Of Cleveland Toledo Rail Road for Ceve-
land Dnnkrk Buffalo, Albany, New York and Boston.
Same Trains also connect at Lafayette with Trains Of the
Lafayette indianapolis Rail Road for Indianapolis Gin
cinnati &c. and at Ft Wayne with Trains of Pttsburg
Fl. Wayne Chicago r. r.. for Cristline, Pittsburg
Wheelingand Philadelphia.
The road is tut in the most thorough manner, and
there being change Of cars makes by far the most de-
sirable route to or from st. Louis.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily between Toledo and State
Line. GEO, II, BURROWS, Gen, Supt,
Toledo May 8, 1855.
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R@M
All Railroad Line for Detroit.
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-onan and after Monday, June
M @ 2s, 1855 trains win run follows:
SOUTHERN DIVISION, vim Norwalk-Going Vest Daily,
Except Sunday.
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Busnes Cards lines or Tuss, W III no,,LI' -
to be charged double the above rate.
Adyertisements should be marked with the number OF
Insertions or they will be continued until orderedout and
charged accordingly.
jon PRINTING,
Ofal kinds neatly and expedtiousy executed and that
too TO the full satisfaction Of our patrons.
BLANKS,
ofal descriptions kept hand or VIII be printed on
two hours notice. lSAAC ~. Nhf'1bN,
Editor and Proprietor Fremont Journal.
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HOlilnODashy.

Dr. j. W. FAILING, having established himself for the
ciny would respectfully announce to the public that his
present arrangements will enable those dcsirous Of avail
ing themselves of Homeopathic treatment, to rely with
certainty upon prompt attention to their calls whether in
or out Of town ~ Rooms, in Buckland's Block.
Nm Dr. r. pays particular atteptipn to all forms of
thronc diseases Fremont April TO- 1900
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WIN. ST. CLAIR, NJ. ID.

Dealers In Drugs, Medicine Dys-stu1s Glass Paints,
Oils, Books, Stationery, &C., Fremont, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-09

Bv JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS On
THURSDAY MORNING, Jan. i4th mt 10 O cocI,
a. the residence Of Charles w. Iairo Esq, corner
OF Prospect and Frederick streets, Georg etown, d.
G., shall sell, by virtue of deed trust, duly exc
cuted and recorded, all the Furniture and HOus
Effects, comprising
Superior Rosewood, seven octave PanOforte, hand
sOmey carved.
WALNUT p ush covered Sofa, arm and parlor Chairs
Handsome Scag lola marble top c. ntre Table,
Elegant oval carved gllt. trane Mirrors,
Gilt mantle Clock and Candelebras,
Marble Vases, Pedest 10, Mant D -naments,
Rosewood marble top Sofa Table, W hai nots,
Handsome rush seat and other Fancv Chairs,
Silk and worst ed danask Curtains, Shades,
Superior gilt bronze and enamelled gas Chande llers
Brackets,
Marbe-tOp centre and pier Tables.
Mahogany Sofa, Rockers. arm Chairs,
English hall Clock. Hat-trse.
Book -cs.es and Shelves. Music- stand,
BRUSSELS: Three-py and Ingram Ca pets,
Beautifully decorated Tea. Coffee and Dessert Ser
vice,
India China, Glass Ware, Crockery,
Silver Spoons, silver plated Walters, Casters, and
Spoons,
Table Cutlery. Fire Irons, Clocks,
SIdeboards. ReirIxetatOrs, DIHlng- Tables,
Mahogany French and other Brdsteads,
HAIR and Husk Mattresses. Bedding,
Mahogany ardrobes, InaTble-top Washstands,
Toilet sets.
Cane and wood seat Chairs, ] OUNCES 60,
Together with many other articles in the house
Terms: Fifty dollars ard urder cash: over that
credit of 6O and 81 days for sfactorily en-
dorsed noted notes, bearing interest.
SAM. G.. EDES. Trustee.
Jan9-d ]. &. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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THx WITHERs' AND ARrH CAsK.-We are In.
formed that the Grand Jury have Investigated
the charges brought by Withers rs. George A.
Arth, and ignored the matter. We are also in
formed that Arth has or Is about TO sue Withers
for malicious prosecution r.t.- ..-
EVERY SQUARE INCH Of available sitting and
standing room at the Smithsonian lecture room
was occupied last night, the attraction being Dr..
Hayes upon Arctic Explorations.
To-NIsHr, DR.. Mackay's lecture on English
song comes Of at Philharmonic Hall, and appear
ances indicate that 1t will be most largely at
tended.
AT THE THEATRE tonight a rich bill Is pre-
sented, being an entire change of programme.
WATCH RKTuRNs.-Not single case for trial
at the guard house this morning. The old lodg-
ers are deserting; few only were egistered last
night, most Of them new corners, and only one
from the District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-09

MR.. WALLACE: There Is an error in the River"
paragraph In yesterdays Star. Tho Orange and
Alexandra Railroad Company have not xiyen their
work to Mr.. Whaley. They sold the Page TO the
Washington. Alexandra and Mount Vernon Steam
boat Com pany, aud allow the said Boat Company to
nave rnsn ON their train To pose of tickets for
the boats and nmnibuses. Mr.. Whaley has the
Work from the Boat Company that | formerly had
from the Railroad Company. Your, &c
January 9Th, 1853.
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TELEGRAPtlIC NEWS
From the Associated Pres, A.,
The Reported sr.,..c,. rr.,..

49,, Louis, Jan. s.-The Republican h,, .,.,
s;stiny tbs, &C., e. from Fort Rcarney, va 1It
ger Nov. 30 a. 81 rou Bird
also arrived 'e COMMAND, had
The grass had all been burn,
were dying at the rate Of 100 p~r dsy i'"s's
ing 70 Salt Lake City, read
Jesse Jones, agent Of Majors and Russell. b.s
been released and sent 20 Colonel 49, nsd
camp. ~ passing through the different c,noas
he was blindfolded by the Mormons 70 preyent
him from obtaining knowledge Of their ma ne,.
vre<. 'e"eO-
Another letter, dated nj a INN Of Col cool,.
Command while en- route, makes no mention of
being H'olested by the Mormons
Ihe iepor That two hundred Of the troops had
been Hassscred is entirely false NN
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q T. 0 II q + TOWN ffAIR
Correspondence Of the Star.


GEORGETOWN, Jan. o, 1858.
Owing to there not being quorum Of the AL
dermen in attendance last night, there was but
little business other than the reception and ref
erence Of commune ations, transacted.
In the Council communication was received
from Miss Caroline Mountz, in relation TO a GER
tain claim said by her to be- due to the estate of
her father, the late John Mountz.
A communication was received from the Mayor
covering the accounts of :. May, Sc; NJ. Garrett.
$50; and J. McQuillan, $40; referred;
commissioners of the sinking fund, showing the
workings Of the same durng the past year |; re-
ferred
Also, one from NJ Garrett, Offering to pur-
chase of the Corporation certain parcel of land;
referred.
Also, one from the Corporation Clerk, cover
Ing his annual report Of the receipts and expen-
ditures OF the Cooperation for the year 1857; also
the estimated receipts and expenditures for the
the current year; referred to joint committe on
accounts.
MIR. Thomas presented the accounts of
White Evening Star, order from Levy Court, in
ferred.
The same reported from the claims committee
res9iu ION appropIiating $15O, which was
Mr.. Cropley reported a resolution in favor Of
N. Paul, $50; passed.
Also, from committee on pumps, resolution in
favor of J. Il. 6 reenwrlI 1921 81; recomrnittrd
Mr.. hite reported, from streets committee
resolution authorizing DR.. Ii. ). Bohrer to inclose
part OF lot No. 262, in Beattie l. Hawkins's addi
ton to Georgetown; laid over
MIR. Oyster asked that the committee on poor
and w"rkhouse be discharged from the further
consideration Of certain communications from the
Mayor; granted.
From the concise, elaborate and able report of
our C0rpoTotion Clerk, made to the Councils last
night, we gather the following facts We regret.
however, that time and space will not permit US
TO give II ~ eIteHso, as it certainly is Corpora
ton paper Of more than ordinary inierest-one
that rt fleets great credit upon it's author and that
should be spread before our citizens in printed
form, at as early day possible. Great credit
Is due to MIR. Laird for the manner in which he
has systematized and managed the affairs of our
clerk 0'o "
The total receipts into the treasury for the wear
1897 amounted to $50, 100 80 and the total expen-
dltures to S47 ,26l AZ, leaving balance on hand
Of SS.si7 80.
quite an Interesting protracted meeting has
been in progress at the NJ. p. Church for several
days. We understand that it is to be- continued
Tor some time longer, and that DR.. Murray the
pastor IS to be assisted next week by the Rev r.
Reese, of Baltimore
The offerings Of beef cattle at Drover's Rest
and Fosset's yard, yesterday, amounted to 2tU
head all OF which were sold at SO 5DaSJ on the
hoof, equal to S7aSiO nett. Sheep ~ a5c per Id
Fork from wagons sc 75a$7
No change in the Hour or grain market since
o"t ia>t. SPECTATOR.
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CHARLESTON. Jan. S-Sales l. 500 bales a, A,
advance Of AaRc; middling fair quoted skc
The cotton table in the Courier shows the de
crease Ia receipts to latest dates 46I, $40
SAVANNA, Jan s.-Sales 100 bales ovots
tons 7ha9kc.-middling exc.
ATGUsrA, Jan. s.-S.les 800 bales; mIddlIn,
fair 9a9hc with more buyers than sellers
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DROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS.
PAINTING AND PHoroGHApHY CohBrcIp,
p II o TOGR APHIC PORE TRAITS
Ia Oh Colors. on Csnvss,
MINIATURE OR SIZE OF LsPI,
2. WALKERS

-. WALKERS
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY
oieon Hall, CORNERS 81. and Pennsy wanna avsnl
y. WALKER has fitted up the above spacious
apartments at very great outlay of capital therel,y
rendering his establishment one Of the most corr
plete and handsome in the whole country. He has
large ueiicry Tor free erhibtttoa of upward of ~,
tne OIi Paintings, by Of the best ancient ard
modern masters, TO which he intends 10 aed fresh
Expectations. y. WALKER has also lifted up n com
pete SUIT OF rooms, with private roblng apartments
for ladies, and purchased the finest possible Instru
ments. and engaged FIRST class operative artist 90
PHOTOGRhPHlC, AMBROTYPE AND DA-
GUERRE0TYPE PORTRAITS, from the
smallest iaiatSrs 10 size Of lUs.
=. WALKER. by combining the PhotogrxDhie Pro-
cess wtn the art OF Painting, OF winch he has had
- years experience and whose speumens of iIIs
size portraits may be seen IN some of the FIRST FAINT
les OF the city, ss We! those exhibited in his
Gallery, he VIII be able. by the combination of the
two, 20 produce PORTRAITS hat have been ex
ceed for their hdeIy ind liie-hke expression. Car
vas and boards prepared bs himself expressly for
the purpose.
PsrtiouI;r 5ttenticn paid to The painting OF Por
trals Miniature or hfe-sze, from small pictures OF
Photographs taken from oorpses, or sick persopa
taken at their own residences, on immediate notice
Committees and classes taken in any nuraber IN
groups, and any suaI,Ity or copies from the sod
at reasonable charges.
Llkenesses painted on Copper for Tomb Stones.
valuable Oh Paintings, and Old Family Portraits
carefully back lIned and restored to the:f Original
iresbEess,
Ladies and snnt!S.acn are resper.Iufi, solioitsd
10 call AZ the GALLERY, ShilIDs toms book store
entrance ~ street, two doors from Peunsy lvanis
ssenoe. w u-em
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From Tampico.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. s.-Tampico dates 10 the
'o,n nlt have been received. The news Of Co
honiot's dictatorship reached there on the 2Ot h
anu proclamation was at once issued All was
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Gov. Wise on Kansas.

NEW YORK, Jan. Gov wise,s letter "a ,he
Idnlmany society on occasion Of the celebration
Of the sth Of January saws Conyress onoh, -,
10 reject The Lecompton Constitution, but ought
10 SUBJECT u to fair vote OF the people Of Kansas
ana Tor any difference Of opinion as TO the manner
should be prescribed.
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Indiana Democrstic state Canxe.,i.a

lNpIANAPoLIs, Jan. The Democr.,,c s,.,.
Convention assenibled In this CITY to-dsy
ernor willard was elected President ~ poN
maj ~, which fsct IN claimed Ss an -nnh.Se
endo semeni by the convention OF Tn. Kan.p. I
icy OF Mr.. BuChanan's administration
The convention nominated mostly IN. al o..
officers. Resolutions endorsing the adm,n,,,rse
ton Were adopted. The friends Of DongI,s = :.
dissatisfied and probably another convention will
be held " iia
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DIED.,

On tbs 8th Instant after short hat painful lin .ss
THOMAS j. WORTHINGTON,I IN the ed wear
OF his age. ~ '
Ills funeral services W take place at the Foundry
NJ. r.. Church. on To morrow sabbath at II a. m.
On the 7th instant, JAM rs b., the young est son
oI Michael and Mary lyddan, az ed months and 10
Jays. baltimore sun please copy.)
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RepublIcau Nomip.tio,.

CONCORD, Jan. THE Republican STATE
Convention to-day nominated Gov Hale by accIs
uiauon Tor Reelection, and A. H. Dunlap. OF
Nashua, for railroad commissioner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-09

NEw YoRK, Jan THE fund, An ths hama. q,
.ne Assistant Treasurer here are SO reduced
that ne haN been compelled TO postpone the paw
ment OF drafts from the South ~
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MADAME A. NDURRIT,
I'l No. TIC Walnut ST., below 9Th, Philad


MAZDA NE A. NOCRRIr,
lVl No. TIC w alnut ST below 9Th. PhiIaJel phia
,,,. IMPORTER
FRENCH FLOWERS. HEAD DRESSES.
BONNErS AND FINE MILLINERY,
Ne2.a Brss leave 10 inform he aides now 1N
ANE.In w ASKING ton CITY tina; sine has opened M
2Vxs0ior two or three weeks only. SaloOnS
on Ia. avenue, between l2th and 18th sts., No $50
where Ladies' will lind all the above artcl of the
latest and Icht st style, being selected ny Nj me y
herself in ars, during her accustomed early visit
there for TINT purpose.
M'me Nourrlt having contracted with Mr.. Felix
ne celebrated Colfeur "fthe Empress Eugene and
queen N!ct"ria, tor the sole depot IN the Unit ed
States of his Head Dresses, she will be able TO fur
nIsh all the Cofcures Of the latest pattern worn at
nowned artist.
inc. a SI-SG On W.T.
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Baltlmere Market

BALTIMORE, Jan -Flour is steady al 81 50 fot
shipping brands OF Howard street, Ohio, and
CITY Mills.
Wheat Is unchanged; good TO prime red 81 GA
Sis, white 81 .O7aSI'5 Corn is buoysnt: oew
white 55a5oc and yellow 6Oa6Ic
hisky Is duh al 2Oa2lc.
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RyJASs G: MCGUIRE, Auolioneer.

yu,prIHyr5 AS; Z. Met LURE, Auctioneer.
I'fuSTEE'S SALE or HOUSE AND LOT
Il ON THE isLAND-By virtue of a decd Of tT0s,
bearing date on the LIST day Of November, is5s snd
accorded IN Liber A. 3, No. Is, folio "a, ct seq.
we subsorDer VIII sell AT public sale. ON SATUR-
DA the 18th day of January, 1885, at O'clock, p.
m on the promises. Lot No. 10, in the subdivision
west, between south ID and streets, and running
nck with that width lao 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 dry of sale, secured by deed Of trust upon the
propeTt, and II not compiled with IN days afer the
sale, the property will he rpSoid upon one v,aat' =
notice, at the risk and xpenSe Of the puT chssar
All conveys at the expense of the purchase,
he trustee will convey ony such title as Is vested
in hum. CHAS. :. WALLACE, Trustsa
d2d-eod&ds ). q. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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40 CASTOR CLARK
10 LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from
9TH street, under the Avenue House,
49, . DEALERS IN
CLOTHING AND GtNT.'S FURNISHING

The subscribers call attention to desirable Stock
Of CLOTHING which they nJw nave ON exhihI-
ton At their Store. No. AZ Louisiana avenue second
d"or from 7th street, AMI rs they ara determined TO
close oil the lot ii possible every effort ueoesssry
Oh their part shall los used In order 10 please their
customers.
, In The , LorIIi'G DEPARTMENT we can guarantee
the stock be pc fect IN poi 4 of durability IN md
style, because we mako every thing ours.lves and
nave no hesitation M saying goods will be found
equal tO the best order work la the country
watching the various changes of fashion, parties
may rest ured of finding the latest cut and ma e
In store subject tO their and approval.
Sl5OM worth of Goods for Mems, BOYS and Ser
wants w ear, will be sold auction prices and pur-
chassrs would do well to examine the lot This is
no humbug, AS our assertions oan he proved on sx-
amiration. Call and see us 1t the above Store.
B-Sm CASTOR q CLARK
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Railroad Surrena.rss

, rhoVipENcE, Jan. THE Directors OF the
Haftfo d, Providence and FishkiIl Railroad have
voted to surrender the road 10 the trustee. 20, liz
benefit Of the stockholders " '-S
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nrm and unchanged
ftuauctal.

Nrw YORK, January 9-Stocks generally un
changed Chicago ana Rock Island 7Ix; Cur.
berland Coal Com. Ia; Illinois Central share.
ali do bonds Sc; La Crosse and Milwaukee l2A
Michigan ~; New York Central - 4; Pa Goa
90 da Mllwaukie and Mississippi 80; Vir
ginia Is SiS; Missouri 6's s0s
Money market hIm- Sterling exchange dull a,
lO9al09A
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NeW Hsrk Markets,

NEW YORK. Jan 9-Flour Is dull. sales a,
LOO bbls State unchanged, sales at 81 Quad Is
OHIO has advanced Sc, sales al "a 7Oa4 IS
w heat Is nrm, but very dali, with nomin o.
doing.
Provisions are quiet; pork at $3.50 Lard ID
Whisky nrm and unchanged
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H. The John Lacy mentioned IN yesterday
Satch returns. 10 MOI John Lacy. shoemaker, Capt.
tOl Hill.
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Sailing of !, Sse.n.r
Southern yIarLets

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-The y. = mail steamer
Arsgo sailed at noon, to- day, with 90 passengers
and s465, 900 in specie for Havre
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MADAM BONNEI.,
w DRESS MAKER, FROM PARIS,
no: S2 18th street west, between and X streets
washington city, has the honor tn inform the lad es
oil Washington and vicinity, that she has fitted vi
Dress Making Establishment, where she is ready
To make every kind of work, as Dresses, Mantllas
Basques, and in the best and very latest sty
OF Paris, receiving every month the French Journal
De la Mode. direct from Paris n lI-2n*
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DRs. HUNTER & WILLIAMS

DRs. HUNTER & WILLIAMS,
fhyStciaHS for Diseases Of Throat uad Lnnys,
52NOrth Charles street, Baltimore
, Dr Hunter or Williams will visit Washington ON
the Yin and 18th OF each month. The next visit will
be on Tuesday. the IL h INST ~ "
ono" 10 Pennsy lyan.a avenue, over Mrs Voss,,
Jewelry Store. ;anss,
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

Dy n UNbbN' huctIUHee1'
GALE, BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
~ COURT, OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRNI-
TCRE.-On WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. shall
SELL at 10 oolook M. at the late residence of Mrs.
Gasaway, deceased. No. $50 on ID, between 18th and
9th streets west, good assortment of Furniture,
Mahogany Sofa. Card Tables, Walnut and other
Rocking Chairs
Cane; seat and other Chairs, Dining and other
Tables
China, 6 lass, and Crockery Ware. Looking Glasses
Feather Bees, Bedding, Bedsteads aid Mattresses
Toilet Sets
Window Curtains. Carpets. Stair Rods, Andlrons,
and Tenders
Plated Casters and Capdlssticks, Knives and Forks
Parlor, Chamber, and Stair Carpets and OIlcoth
Cooking. Radiator, and other Stoves
With large assortment Of Kitchen Requisites
Also, n excellent Mich Cow.
Terms All sums under S TO- cash over $40 a nd
not exceeding $50, credit of 50 days over 90 9O
days for notes all Of credit satisfa otoTily
endorsed, be, r ,ng interest
H. A. BARRON, Admin.
jan est A. CIR LEN Apct
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MARSHAL'S "A l. Elm virtue OF a writ q,
III herl iacIas, nader ths Lam iQtc ISSUED r. m
inc Jerks office of the Circuit Court ofthe hstricf
OF Columbia for the County of Washington. and 70
me directed shall expose to public SAFE for CaSb
TUESDAY,, the 18th day OF January 1853 at - oc,'E
n; the following described property, to vii: All
brlck house erected on L OF b, Ia SQUARE No "a
On ihi[d street north; between + srd r streets
levied upon AZ the proper OF John w. Jordan. and
wiIl be sold TO satisfy Judicial No. a. 10 Octohs,
TERM 1857, In favor Of Grips Waller,
.,o. j. ID. HOOVER
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Millinery, &c.

MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING AND
Nl TRIMMING ESTABLISHMENTS
LADIES visiting Washington are respectfully in
t 10 that We are prepared to make up Dresses,
Cloahs, Basques, &C.. at short notice, IN the at est
styles, and satisfaction guaranteed IN a cases -
A iTas stock of Dress and Cloak Trimmings of
BASQUES, UNUERDRESSES. BONNETS,
RIBBONS. and Nj LLlNERY, of every descrip-
ton, AWAY on hand. NJ. WILLIAM
u u an opposite CentTe Markef.
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BY &c. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.
HPOR FAINT SALE HE FINE EI-oS /.

BY J. c. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.
IMPOR FAINT SALE OF FINE FURS AND
- SINGH hoBEs-aS INVOICE C..NsIGNED by The
HUDSON BAY FUR COMPANY-WITHoUr kEsEEyE
). T.. McGure VIII sell, on WEDNESDAY, the
18TH INST. at III O'Clock, the second floor or The
Auction Rooms, splend assortment of rich Fufs,
consisting Of e'
Russian Sable, Mink, Stone Martin
Russian Fitch Water Mink
French Sable. Mountain Martin
SwandIwn, Ermlne, &C., C.. in Cardinal Capes.
Cloaks, VIctorines, NJ ufis ard Cuffs
by Ladies. VI w ~orh
Also,
Splendid Sleigh Robes-Praris Wolf Bear. As,r
can Jennet, Fox, &c.. &c ""''i
Otter " D'"'e' "no
lew Sable and Mink Capes, Of Russian make. and
superb color. ' o''o
on view one day previous to tie sale, Tuesday,
Terms cash.
jan f. G. McGJrraI Auo.;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-09

NARSHAL'S SAIE.-In virtue of "a writ of
heTl iacas ISSUED from the Clerks Ofhee of the
Slreuit Court OF the District of COLUMBIA for The
county al W ashIng tOn, and to me direotrd 4 shall
expose 10 public sale, for CASH, IN front of tbe
S"Stt r House door; OF said county on FRIDAY The
property TO Wit: A II defendants right title cisi
ana interest ~ aud to Lot No. s. in Square No SAL
III me Cry OF Nashlngton, ID. e.. together with ali
and sing uar the improvements Thereon ss,, al 81 o.
levied on rs The property Of John NJ. McCalla and
van DE 500 10 satisfy JuGIcais No TAI TO October
'eiH' ioo'' ia favor oil Sweeny, Rlttenhouse 4 Co,
:e ar j. Id. HOOVER
ian ts Marshal for the District of Coinnh,,.