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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04

del-d s. J: MeC0 aMICs. Aue,s.
,,,rBy A ;GREEN Ane.lonssr,
On FIR DAY: the nth day Of december next. snail
Of to the
date the 18th day of gy ls5i and recorded in Lber
lang records for ashingtOn county, IN the District
of Columbia the following improved property living
and being In the city Of w ashaston, District afore
Al Of Lot numbered twenty three Cas.I in Square
3 front on porth L, between 18th ana 18th streets
west, ogether with the improvements. winch are 5
two,story frame Houses.
1.-THE terms of sa e are not complied with in three
t6e PTppsst, By sIyss dsy Aetas q sut6
JOHN p. HILTON, Trustee.
R RG ii 81 EMo sSLs1 hHsleSssT.
s,E at Il
between iS and 9Th Streets. &asaiSst1n. / shall
sell, b, s}.tNs OF deed of trust, duly recorded
the Machinery and Fixtures OF the Island brew.
eIy," comprising 4 ...E
sss kasgss Sfesis k ssIs. and
Fans, Watts. Coolers, 70.
TES " .s sso Q, q one ,, Das'
One excellent W ork Horne,
All of which will be offered Iof ether, and IL not
sold entire will then be sold out IN lots.
Terms If sold entire: One-third cash the resi-
due in and months. with interest. secured 10 the
satisfaction ofthe Trustee. 20
Terms il sold in lots $50 and under cash; over
that credit Of 60 and 80 days, for satisfactorily
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
: THoS. J. FISHER, Trustee.
de geo ]. C. MoGuIRE co, Ancts
B By S;n' Ms N9sYIREs so, sps,IqRes;.; :
= ERry ON THE lsLAND--0n FRIDAY Az
TEhNOON, December 18th. at4 O'clock on the
premises by yiItns Of deed in trust to the sub
serlber from p. A. b. Meister, dated August 18th,
1855, and duly recorded Liber J. A. s., No. It2,
fohos 1885, O., one Of he land records for Washlne
ton COUNTY, district Of Columbia. part Of ct No. g.
In Square No. SIS, contained within the following
mstes AND bounds, viz: Beginnlrt at the nSItheast
corner lot and running from thence east along
the northern line Of said lot 400 feet. thence south
along fhs eastern line Of said lot IS feet thence west
100 feet to the line Of 81 street, and thenc. north
song the lipe of SAID street Is feet to the place Of
beginning. SAID lot Is situA ed the east slde Of
FERNS cash. BERNARD HoOE, Trustee.
= sno@sesi I'D. Q. MCGUIRE co. Alots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04

.. BOARDING.
ORNATE BOARDING-MRs. II. M, PY-
l FER has VACANCIES for four Table Boarders, at
southeast corner OF f. and 9Th streets, mo. 4iS)
adjoining Mrs. Klng sford's A cademy. Two desi
ra6le rooms are also now vacant. deI1w"
ROARDIN @ .-Handsomely furnished Rooms
~ can be obtained at IRIS. TURPiN'S, No. 485
2th street. three doors from F. suitable for families
and single gentlemen. Table Boarders can slso be
accommodated. de 2.at+
ROARDING 6, with handsomely furnished Rooms
- lighted with gas, may be obtained BY eary ap-
plIeatlon at $40 l2tn street. and streets
l-5wt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04

BALTIMORE, Dec. 4.-Flour In dull and nm
changed Howard street and Ohio IS lax
Wheat is buOyant: white SI35asI5O red 81 %
Corn is duh al 62a65c
20 Provisions firm Mess pork eli 50; prime sIs.
Whisky dull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04
FURNITUR

Fox ALE-The underNgssd has ON Pages
ENOlNE Z and BOILER, % ten horse power, with
CIrcu ar saw Mil aad Timber Wheels at tsched. Of
Geo. rage Go 5 manufacture. Inc " hole appa
ratus Isl good running orden whiohlhe will dispose
OF GA very reasonable terms.
=. N. B.-The undermined can be found sc No. Sc
Mary land avenue, Washington, u. e.
de 2 AHRAM PAINTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04
A Cenvic, Show.r.d IN a..,,
South Carolina and the SIa,. Trade

RocHEstER, N. Y, Dec. IA ERE broke out
mere at O'Clock this morning, destroying four
bulldingi on State street. The Ore was central
ana much valuable property was endangered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04

: PockEr DIARys FoR ls5s--Fine assortment at
avenue Ony Is cents for Harper's Magazine, Pour
cents each tor the New York Ledger. Flag. Mercu-
~, and Weekly. Fine Letter Paper for g. TO- and IL
cents quire. Three and four cents package for
Envelopes. ..,...r ... -.t-.....' de4-tf
=, WsDDIss CAKES, very pretty and very cheap, at
the Phlladelpha Confectionery, corner 18th and
quart. no linz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04

by Z. X. l.. CROWN Il CO.. Auctloneers
ETINE STOCK FAMILY GR0CKRIEs A,
AZ ohucTloN.oN THk NAVY lARD-Dn MONDA'
NY NJ nNINS, Dec embeT 6, at 10 o'clock, we fha
seI the entire stock ofstore No. ass en- street he
tween ote and 18th streets east consisting Of cholo
aaen Is are usually kept In large family gro
Terms cash. #.i.... .
ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04

WAsHISsroS THEAIRKs-ws trust our read
ers will not forget the entertainment offered at
the Washington Theatre tonight In the Lecture
Of Thomas Francis Meagkeron CeatraI America.
At arecent lecture q large audience was equally
gratinsd and Instructed and we feel sure tue in
tsfest In the lecture Of this evening viii be even
greater than on the last occasion. - =
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1858-06-19
ELIXIR a. D. Gull ''IS' S:ss :sss,.sq' s. PAUL GAGE
Paris rue d Grelele. .Saiat-Gernain. Ne IL

AsrHNEs, cATARRHE, coQuRLucRG. Rwue
MES, ToUx coSvULsIvG, fSYLAMMAviOSs -
PoIrRISE, etc. - Ces affections sont 10 rs.
sultat dune accumulation, daDs le tissu
meme du poumon ct sur h surface des bron.
ches. dune mstisre glaireuse, ACRE, VS.
euEusE, rPAissE, qui s'est developpee dsns
10 pOumon ID suite d nne infamuation. La
trachee-artere est bouchse, 10 poumon ne se
dilate plus, Ia respiration devicnt impossi.
BILE. La nature cherche expulser cette
HuNEuR oLAIREUsE par des acces de toux
convulsive, ct le malsde n,eurt asphyxis, si
on ne 30 hate dc lui administrer TEi.Eir
pour supplser aux Efforts impuissants dc Ia
nature.
ApopLExIE, PARALYHE. = lie cerveau est
traverse par une quantits infinie de vais-
seaux ssnguins ct lymphstiques; II est eu-
veloppe dune pellicule ou membrane mu-
queuse, qui exsude une humeur glsircuse
chArgee d'entretenir Get organe dams un etat
d'humidife convenable Aussit6t que, par
une cause que1c0nque, nm peu dinhamma-
tiou ee devel0ppe, soft dans les vsisscsux
sanguins on lymphatiques, soft dsns ID pelli.
cule ou membrane muqueuse, ct que, par
suite, fhumeur glaireuse est secretee plus
sbondante gull ne convient, IL y . EpAScRE.'
NKNr de cette humeur dams le cerveau, ct,
pcu apres, APoPLExIE ct PARALvsIE.
II ny qu'un moyen d'empecher un ps-
rcil malheur. cest d'user do rEiixir de
GsiAs< AvAHT, pEEDAxr 1T APREs L'EPAS-
cHEnESr, pour le prsvenir, ct pour % epS-
ree 10 resorption par une derivation puis
sante sur le tube intestinal, s'il , 9 - lisu.
BILE, nALApIEs BiLiEusEs, VGBvRE JAU.
EK, JAUxissE, ISDioEsTIOSs, cH0LenA MOE.
aus, etc - Lorsque 10 foie est devenu le
siege dune Inflammation violente, cette In
hammstion se communique In rate, pes-
tomsc ct sux iutestins par suite dun debOr.
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dement, de bile dams Geo divers organee. Tine
veritable infection paruIente par la bile ~
dsvcloppe; Ia jaunisse, Ia vre jaune, du
hevres putrides ct bilieuses, lee dc vres dc
marais, 10 cholera OF lee msladies pestilcn.
tielles 90 declsrent. lee cslculs biliaircs &C
Torment dams Ia vesieul9 du Acl, etc. Peur
preveuir ces dssOrdres, D isut expulser Ia
foie Ia bile putrefiee par finaammation, on
fur ct mesure qnelle se produit, ct EN-.
ployer Get eGst pEiirir de Gssliit prspare
par PAUL GAGE, qui reunit, unc action
purgative douce, des qualities tonivncs ct an.
tiputrides.
CArARRHe D. la vEssII. - LOrsauc lee
urines sont surchargees dune mstiere glai.
reuse, QUELQUEv0Is soURsEUsr ou Rou.
eEArRE, quelquefois flante et pour ainsi
dire HUILEusE, cette mstisre irrite les pa.
rois de la vessie ct y developpe 10 catsrrhe
vesical. 0uERIsoN: enpecher In matisre
giaireuse de sejourner dams Ia vcssie ct d'y
p<nStrer en- usant de Ei,x,r de Gsiilie pre-.
pare par Paul GAGE.
0OUTTR RI RHUMArIsNE. Ccs dcux
mslsdies graves doivent lcur origine 1 unc
matiere gtaireuse, ACRE, qui s'est 6xee sur
Ies membranes synOviales des articulatious
ct sur les aponsvroses qui enveloppemt lcs
muscles. lndiquer 10 cause de ces malsdies,
c'est indiquer le resnede; c'est dire que
fEiirr de Guile prepare par PAuL Caro-
est 70 meillear agent qa'on p.i:ss employer
Guertson 90 complete par l'asage da 7.sss
Electro Nag s<fsgse.
Nous renvcrrons, pour lss autres mais,
diec occaeionnees par lss glsirse, 81 livr
d'oa Ct extrait ce Qui prscsdc. On 70 deli.
vre 3sstis svec chsqus bouteille, et ceile qui
n'ca sera pas sccompaguee sers reputse
c0ntrefaite.
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TemPle~n mile questions adres au eune groom lie
chercha dcs yeux il await disparu.
Les lumeres seaicnt eteine enchanemen
Iempleson s. dams fauteuil attcndh
ent6t Tom eu qui ui t dsvanccr
Tempesn machnaement tombe tout
dams sale inondee decars de crisaux.
Trente table dun spend Ces
trente event Ia fD.
Templesn eb fxe vo Tom prend main precipe
au miieu de Ia sale
-Alez done embaSer femme enfants.
CONCLUSION.
lie endemn Tom dparu. pant instrument am epores de
ama chh savor quill etai dvenu Par donation g
aisat immense fortune fm quill await 81 udement eprouvee
Tempen comement heureux ma plus mondrc envie de
gutter bons pi Deux ~ dtes les anen
placaient dams eurs maisons pour WELLER fyers
L. SAN FRANCISCO
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U arrtt reads mptr
k MN CAsoaAi o. Hesry
ssfai rsssye Eizir oui4, Gage
wkdeameM pJeaioast, seas
poia sar Ars s.orisks,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1858-06-19

M A. BRUNEI previens NM. lss Habj
IVxstanfs quill Went d'oavris lee bsls d'stS
II ne Dsglissrs RES pour les sendre attrsysnes
sous toss Ies rapposts. ="
On troavers dsns Get Stsklissement les
meillesrss liquesn trsneaisca ct amsricsj.
ses', q Mn. lss voyageurs = tsouvesons too.
lc cosnfnrtabIe 9s'iIs PED wvepf dSslrss, - BON
lit, bonnie table ee vsstc jcsris pour leurs
ehevaax.
1ss anasssrs y trouvs-sss sussi m bon
Billiard pouf 10 psrtie 81 10 pcale espagnole
~ dec -is3S I.
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MEBAlLLE DHONNEuR 1919. .as.a. an
VEsIcAToIREs, cAuTEREs LE PERDRIEl

Fanbourg M0ntmarre 20, d Paris
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-02-03
OBITUARIES.

At Dunns7ille. on the 9th ult., at II o'clock
A. NJ, Berry ID. Simms, aged GA years 7
months and 9 days. He was elected to thu
Legislature in the House of Commons in the
years 1874 and 1916. He had been afflicted
with paralysis for about four years, the last
two of which he wasalmost helpless, but con-
tinued to express hopes of recovery until
two weeks before his death when he seemed
insensible to suffering.
In Johnston county, Jan. 9Th, Elizabeth
Blackman, wife of Josiah L. Blackman, in
the 34th year of her age. She has left a
husband and five small children, besides a
large circle of relations and friends, to mourn
her untimely loss. She has, for several
years past, been a consistent member of the
Baptist Church and the whole course of
her life would seem to warrant the hope and
belief that she has changed this for a far
better inheritance. BLESSED are the poor
in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of Hea-
ven."
~ Fayetteville Observer and Argus will
please copy.
InGreensborough, on Monday morning
the 18th ult., Mrs. Abba Swain, the wife Of
Lynden Swain, ESQ.,, aged about so.
In Greensborough, on Thursday morning
the 21st ult, Mrs. Mary E. Shober, wife Of
Charles E. Shober, Esq, and oldest daughter
of Hon. John A. Gilmer.
In Yadkin county, N. c., on the Goth of
October, 1857, Mary B%illetor, in the S5th
year of her age. she had lived a devoted
christian for upwards of so years, and her
end was peace.
Died, in Park county, Indiana, on the 18th
of February, 1857, Susanah NJ. sHouser, in
the 65th year of her age. Mrs. III. had been a
member Of the NJ. E. Church for about 40
years, and Just before she breathed her last,
she told hor friends che was dyingin sight
of heaven.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-02-03
MARRIED,

In the vicinity of Rolesville, at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, on the morning
of the 18th inst, by Jas. S. Mourning, Esq,
Mr.. W. Clifton, to Miss NJ. A. Stell, all of
Wake.
In Stanly county, January 26th, by Rev.
A. f. Adkins, William Randle, Esq, to Miss
Eleeta A. Swaringen all of Stanly.
In Warren County on the 14th inst, by
the Rev. L. c. Parkinson, Mr.. Thos. II. VIII
liams, of Rolesville, Wake Co, to Miss Bet
tie A. Pegram, of Warren.
On the 21st January, by the Rev. Benton
Field, Mr.. Andrew w. Suite to Miss Louisa
Jane, eldest daughter of Alfred Sanders,
Esq; all of Rockingham county, N. G.
on the 21st ult-, by A. NJ. Veazey, Esq,
VIM. I. Gooch and Miss Caroline f., daugh
ter of Col. Carter Waller; all of Granville
On the 10th ulta, by George Rolin, ESQ.
Mr.. Preston Farebow and Miss Marie Jane
Wheeler; all of Granville.
] By Rev. VIM. P. Colonna, on the 14th O
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-02-03
Jan. 80.
PETERSBURG MARKET.
Carefully Corrected By
ID ID q III Al L II II o IL IL u

Grocers and Commission Merchants.
WHEAT.-Since our last, we notice an improve
ment in the market. We quote prime white l 25
a | 30; red | 10 a l 20 common grades 80 cts
to 0O.
CoTroN-The market is very quiet, but prime,
we quote sales 10 a IL cents.
CoRN-1here is good demand, sales 60cts.
ToBACCo.-Thc market continues dull. New
Tugs 4 a 6 leaf 81 a 10 old leaf scarce. A large
quantity of loose coming in
PoRK.-Good lots s a 81.
,FLoUR--The market is lower. We quote sales
superfne and family 6 a s.
BAcoN.--We quote sides 10 a 101 shoulders
9 a 81.
LARD.-Kegs 121 barrels 11cts.
SALT-L P.1 ,65 a 10 G.. A. 1,30 a 1,50.
LEAD. We quote u to Sets.
IRON. Sweed | Is Ton. Eng. rs; refined 90
American l 90. Sheet u.
GUNPowDER.-Has advanced, prices 81.
GRINDsToNEs. Ii to Gets.
GRAss.-53 to Sc.
BUTTER.-Goshe % a 25cts.
CHEESE 10y to Il.
NAILS. A to 5.
MoLAssEs.-N O 40 a SO; Syrup 80 to 40 cts.
RoGERIE Coffee is quiet and tending down
wards.
HAY.-$l per hund red.
GUANo-$63 Ton, and scarce.
GUNNY BAGGING.-Good heavy IA a 141.
PoTAroEs. Irish 81 pr bushel.
Exchange on New York 8 per cent.
Jan. so, 1853.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-02-03
RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE LAST IssUE.-$1 A Thompson, High
tower w R Clark, Lincolnton; D. B. Wood, A
Nash, GP McConnaughey, A Graham, Rowan
Mills D W Breedlove, Swansonville E d Cad
dy, Deep Creek Peter Finger, Jacobs Fork w
r Booth, Eolia, Miss; Z L J Storey. Lockhart.
Texas S W Womble, Gulf; 6 Ed Jacobs, Jack
son John B Neal, Newbern Young Morgan,
Monticello. Ark; Jacob Edwards, HallsyilIe /:
NJ Hamer, Bennettsville S f E Moore, Forks of
Pigeon: A Henly, Mt. Vernon Mrs MIA Fisher,
Hicks Ford; W A Terry, Ringgold Fl Stovall, J
D Wilkerson, Buchanan; NJ B Fleming. Tally
Ho!; ] II Riddick, Sunsbury; Jesse Luther.
Asheville mrs NJ j Cou ell, Prospect Hall /: S C
Davis, New Castle; VIM Broadway. Whites
Store Simon Mayer, Natchez ; c S Robson.
South Greek; G 7 Leach, Chapel Hill; K P
Hartman, Trenton; H G Foushee, Johnsonville:
7 R Collins, Graham Collins, VIM Bootbe. r B
Smith, Somerton @ Haynes, WhitesviIle ; mrs
Mary Shields, Endfeld; Peter Arlington. Chiea-
go w E Spruill, Hamilton; NJ Pike, Pikeyille:
] NJ Watson, Lake Landing; w f Needbam.
Normal College Catharine Westray, Stanhope !;
B Kimball, Exchange miss e A Jordan. Bal,
lard's Bridge; Joseph Spruill, Columbia miss E
A Dorsett, ST Lawrence; ] H Boyd, W P Millner.
Cascade; Gibson Stagner, Lockhart, Texas A
B Cook, mrs j 81 Hendley, Franklinton; Simon
F Fleming, Warrenton Calvin Holden. Forest
vile ] S Upchurch, Green Level DR. ] n Fai
son, Kenansville ] w Harding, Garysburg: ] E
Phillips, J C Meares, Lum berton 8 &C Haskins.
Lochleaven I; IT Smith, Woodville; II s Clark,
MorgantOn DR. ] c Peterson, Newton; ESQ G w
Meachum, Liiesyille mrs n E Kent. w Cotrell,
Jr., Lenoir; John Wilkerson, A s G. Woods. Jas
Shanks, Leasburg; I T Woodall, Normal Col
lege Sami Wilson, New Hill; Green Williams,
Wlliamsville miss n E Taylor, Tenn; ] w
Woodall, G Blankinship, Pigeon Run 8 J W
~aallen, Woodvdle; miss Maria Henderson, james
Tayloe, Roxobel Alvin Royal, Hardy ROYAL
Clinton David Gaskins. Kerry Hill 4 ri A
Cope. Uniontown, Ala; Rev. J C Foster, Ala; y
H Coleman, 7 H White, Merry vt; miss Ann
Blake, miss Ellen Dennis, Fla; miss NJ Burwell
miss MARTHA Jones, Va; j T Russell, Nutbush; r
: B Pickard, Clover Garden Wilson montgomery
J A Taggart, Charlotte 8 B F Grigg. Gardner
Ford: s ii y Alternately. Liacointon Eiish
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49,: ..


If our contemporaries Of the press Of North
Carolina only knew how they were affecting
their own interests and driving their own pa
pers out Of circulation, by putting northern
newspapers and periodicals, from Harper's
Magazine down to the New York Police Ga
zette. we think they would adopt a different
course. We are not all at seldsh-we like to
SEQ others prosper, but especially do we want
10 see the press Of the Old North State in
prosperity; a thing that viii never be as long
as they continue TO offer inducements, through
their columns, TO the people to subscribe for
cheap publications at the North. We know
something about the evil effects of such q
course.
We have heard il said that those papers
contain more reading and are much cheaper
than our own published here in the State /;
but readers should remember that they get
no local news-whilc they may get a large
amount Of reading, they are not informed on
matters in which they are Immediately inter-
ested the markets, the news Of the State,
the action oftheir representatives, &c.-Chdr-
t0tte Democrat.
The above is true, doubtless, to the letter.
Courtesy, II may be, demands a notice of the
works forwarded by Northern publishers, but
in doing this, il is not necessary to PUT them
above Southern publications. Such would
not only be unjust to our section, but untrue
In point Of fact The amount o reading
which northern publications furnish, should
be no recommendation to southern readers,
for, as a general thing, very little Of it is Of
character TO cause a responsive echo in this
quarter. They are either trashy, demorali
zing, or insulting to southern taste, southern
sentiment, or southern institutions. And
any man who would prefer such to the pub
l~ications Of his section, ought to cast hi:
lot in among the enemies of the South at
once.
But Southern Periodicals too often refuse, Of
at least omit to send their publications to South
ern Editors, and as a natural consequence
they are never noticed by them. We neve
see the Southern Literary Messenger, or Rus
sells Magazine and per consequence neve
bring them to the notice Of our readers
There is reform needed in this quarter.
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DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME CoURT.-By
PEARSON, j. In Switzerland V. Whitaker,
from Duplin, affirming the judgement. Also,
in Garrette v Freeman, from BERTHE renlre
de roao. Also, in Hall v. Davis, in Equity,
from Craven, declaring the plaintiff entitled
to a decree. Also, in Gardner v, Masters, in
Equity, from Craven, declaring that there is
no error in the decretal order of the Court
below. Also. in Wright V. Wright, in Equi
ty. from Frknklin, directing a decree fol
plaintiff. Also, in Evans v. King, in Equity
from Bladen.
By BATTLE, J. In McEachin v. McRea,
from Robson, affirming the judgement. Al
so. in Devane V. Larkins, in Equity, iron
New Hanover demurrer overruled with costs
Also. in Hall v. Crawford, from Montgomery
centre de moro. Also, in Thomas v. Melville
from Onslow renire de moro. Also, in New
ell & Ewinson v. Taylor, in Equity, iron
New Hanover, directing the interlocntory or
der continuing the sequestration to be rever
sed. Also, in Pairest, in Equity, from Rich
mond declaring the plaintiff, as ADMINISTERS
tor, entitled to the property and to all neces
sary accounts.