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By JAS. Z. Mcb JIRf., AnotlOneer.
VTktSFEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT,
on TIVE standby virtue of deed of trust,
hearing date on the LIST uay of November, 1884, ard
recorded in iber J. A. -, No. U.s. foIo -, ct Seq.
tIe subscriber VIII sell at pubic sao. un SArIlR-
DAY the 18th day of January, 1864, 1T o'clock, o.
m, on the promises. Lot No. ~, The subdivision
of Square No. fS' fronting 20 feet inches on 6th St
west, between south ID and r. streets, and running
hack with that width 10 feet TO hfteeu-feet allev
house
Terms OF 81 - One half cash; the residue m SIX
F o a s .re'Ne nr'uhs Ipi u,eS DSdIihs lhtefeht
property and II not complied with IN davs fler the
sale. the property viii be resold upon one weeks
NJ cnnveyancIng at the expense Of the purchaser
The trustee VIII convey only such title vested
IN hun. CHAS. y AAtJ,ACH Tru,iea
a 9S-eoddds J, e Nc'iIIIRE Auct
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FUTUR DAYS.

hARSHAL'S SAEE.- in virtue CT a wit Of
vi tIerl facias, issued fT IN the Clerks Ofce ot
the Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for the
County of Washing ton, and TO me directed, shall
expose tn public sale, for CASH, in front of the
Courthouse door of said county. on r DAY, the
18th day OF January. 1853, At Il O'Clock m the fol-
lowing described property, To wit: All defendants
right. title. claim, and interest and TO Lot 40.
IN Square No. 759, In the City of w ashington, d. -,
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon seized and levied upon the property of
Edmond Riley. and will be soldiO satisfy JudicIals
No. Sl, to October term, l857, IN favor of JOAN
Waters.
j. u. HOOVER. Marshal
IAN 5-ts for the District of Columbia.
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tfOR RENT.-Two STORES, on Pa avenue,
between 1871 aRd l315 streets, south side One
with cellar at Sl3 per month the other at SIP 20
per month. Inquire on the premises
ian ID enff I'
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II % % VI + d RENT.-Neatly Furnished
IL ADMINISTRATION and Chamber-On 18th street
Apply at No. S3i 18th street, between and X.
li-Str
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jan II =. Z. McGUIRE h, Auctioncer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAI.
tne sixth day of November, 1857, by the Circuit
Court for Prince Georges county. sitting Court
wherein Margaret :. A. Cumming, neat friend TO
Edmund Is. Cumming and others. is complainant,
ana Edmund rs. Cumming aud others defend
ants the underosn ed, as Trustee herein appcinted
VIII, II ihe same is not previously disposed of at
bidder on the premises, on THUKSDaY'arst-Jj jan
usFy, lo8, az the hour of O'Clock m. flair and
fair day thereafter all that valuable Real Estate
stuste IN sald county which was heretofore con
ceased and interstate, by one Martin Buell. and LTcy
Ann, his wife. IN fee simple CONTAINING one huudred
arf ssysTts yr ssvsn and half acres more
onsiacteI peculiarly adapted to the cultivation and
8nek maturity Of TSEden and farming productions;
:nth ,i sad f T CsPio streets boundary
hood is unsurpassed In Maryland OF the District
There are several streams OF pure wster ard one
large sP 9 on tbs estate, which is within two
mules of the Centre Market. The land has been
acTss %6 S5s from e 5S
lois. ana wll he sold IN parcels If deemed to the IN
The Dwelling House and Out houses on this es-
o oste are arse and commodous and IN excellent
phen Msrkwood. the Mess sr Winged. Dsses
Clark and Others Any information will he gwen TO
underslgned, personally or BY letter;
The Terms of Sale. as prescribed by the decree
dly of sale. TO be PAID in funds Of some District or
baltimore Bank. The residue Of the purchase mo
ney {" be psd IN one, two three and four years. in
sale, and be secured by the bonds of the nnIchs
ser purchasers with one or more co -obIisers 10
be approved by the undersigncd. Upon the paw
ment OF the whole purchase money. and all interest
thereon and not before, the undersigned as trustee
VII convey 70 the purchaser or purchasers, or their
hers, the property so purchased by them free clear
ana ed from all claim of the parties to thus
SILL ahI pt al persons claiming by them or under
them he widow has joined in the procee ips for
SAFE ana has sgnhed her consent in writing to take
an sht IN money I'm heu of her dover, out Of
TIC proceeds oil adle, as ascertained by law.
81 3taw2w&dts
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AUCTION 1MLES.

AustionseI,
LANpA IAucrIoN.-On MONDAY, the 18th In
slant. shall sell, in front the premises. at o'ck
m, north part of Lot No. 20, in Square No tos
having fSQnt on ~ street west, between r and q
reefs soqY y feet, running hack To a wide alley
100 feet, with the improvements. which are good
two-story trsme mousse snd Kitchen, containing six
conveniently arranged rooms. f ~
Terms One half cash; hslance in SIX and twelve
months Tor notes bearing interest from day Of SALE
deed given and deed oft ust taken. All convey
ancng at the cost Of the purchaser.
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BY WALL & BARNARD. hucts

Corner Of PeHnS ylraHtd GrtnHe and 9Th street
DEREMPTORY SALE OF DRY GOODS.
-, GL0hks, SHAwLs. &c, AT AUcrIoN.-On
THURSDAY MORNING, the 18th instant com
menoing at 10 O'Clock, Will sell at our au ctIon
STORE large lot of Dry Goods, Cloaks. Shawls, G.
we name IN part
American Cloaks, tine article,
Chenille Shawls and ScaIfs, Cashmere Scarfs,
More Antique and Morocco Belts,
DE Lanes, CambrIes, Cashmeres,
Ladies and ChIldren's wooden and cotton Hose,
with many other articles In the Dry Goods line,
which Is unnecessary to enumernte and which will
positively be sold without reserve.
Terms cash.
ian II WALL A. RARNARn
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

RDOMS ON PA. AVENUE TO LET.-Two
and 18th streets, over Sam. Lewis Jewelry store.
VIII be let low To permanent tenant. " ould ma
Stationer. ian 10 ~
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? CASTOR d CLARK.

10 CASTOR & CLARK
10 LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from
9TH street, under the Avenue House,
CLOTHING AND StSFfSs FURNISHING
The subscribers cali attention to des,r,y. Stock
OF CLoIHlNG which they now have cxhibl
door from 7th street and AS they are determineJ 70
close OF the lot If possible, every effort NECESSARY
on their part shall he used III order to please their
in The CLOTHING DEPARTMENT We can guarantee
e stP hsc, !" ee perfect IN poat 81 DURABILITY t and
nave no hesitation Ia saying our goods will be found
Watching the various changes of fashion, parties
may rest as ured of finding the latest cut and make
s So2S Of ooa. I AID
wants Wear, WI he sold at auction prices, and pur
humbng, our assertions can be proved on ei -
das-sm ~ " GXsT0S CLARK.
THE SONGS OF SCOTLAND, with the en-
L graved music, and PianOforte accom- amin uts
by Graham, Nude, Dihden, Dun, and other eminent
musicians. Complete in one large volume richly
dies, beautifully engraved. Price sSG. i I r
d2s - FRANCK TAYLOR.
I UBIN,s EXTRACTS. all odors. at GIBBS,S
"sr ws1ds hotel ''" '''' ANU al mis- S"es a ES"m
Co ANGE COMPANY oshAk i.if = iNsok-
Old and reiaGe Company are pre- S.;sd 10 take
risks on lives at premiums that will suit ALL
FRED CALLAN. Agent.
Ofice-No. 23 F street, Washington City, ID. z.
jan 4-StawSw
A t4E ixS s,s,DIsI : SMsAsHiYGToN HoAT
VII depart at the following hours EssSstSsZil
with punctuaIty: kE>Szrsxz>E>3
Leave Washington s, 8, 90. TX: IA, Z, So
jane sai' Ai'1AndIRis Els e L. Pkic s.. Captain
RYE AND BARLEY MALT,
IL for sale at the
CITY MALT HOUSE, corner of W est Falls ay-
enue and Block ST., Baltimore, Md. my civ
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By WALL & BARNARD. Ancts

Corner Of Pennsylvania arenue and OH street.
DOSlTIVE SALE OF LIQUORS, CIGARS
&c, AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY MORNING
mt the store of Mr.. j. Pat erson, No a6 ~ street
near Maryland avenue. his stock of Liquors. Wines
BrandIes Cigars c., being about to change his bu
WhIskeys, Wines and Brandies in barrels,
De. do. do. i'm hotties
2.5on assorted brands Cigars. Chewing Tobacco
g baskets Champagne, Ii ack berry brandy.
Imperial. Gunpowder, Black and Young Hyscn
Teas
oil which Will nc so ID without reserve.
Terms: SIS and under, cash; over that sum, a
credit OF tn and ~ days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
ian - dts WALL & BARNARD, Auct
NARSHAL'S : LIE = I'm virtue Of a writ of
Avn h-Tl iaclas, under the Lien iar issued from
the Clerks offioe of the Circuit Court Of the DIS
trIct of Columbia, for the County of Washington,
Gosh, IN front OF the Court House door of sard
county, on TUESDAY the 10th day OF January 1855,
Ut Il clock M, the following described property
to wit: All defendants right, title, claim. and m
threst IN and 70 house, erected part of Lot No.
|, In Square No. 49,, corner of street south and
7th street west, IN the City Of Washington. d. 9 -,
seized and levied upon as tho PROPERTY of Walter
A. Tine and VIII be sold to satisfy Judicial No. 1S
TO October term. 1857, III favor of crpps Waller.
10 dts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
ITrHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until TIT RSpAl. the l4th instant, same h, ur
and place. J. ID HOOVER Marshal
I2d for the District of Coln,,,hra
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~ nj. RUPPEI..
NORTH side Of Market Space, No. ~ hetveen
Bridge and Canal streets. Georgetown, rs
announces to els patrons that at his,GN T.. J
RESTAURANT may be found at al X AlS
times the choicest and most excellent VIZ
assortment Of LIQUORS, the freshest
OYSTERS ard all kIuds Of ANE IN season
Meals served at all hours and al the usual prices
Jan iin
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PERSONS ARE PERHAPS not aware that the Fair
for the benefit of st. Vincent's Orphan ASYLUM
will continue this week, at the end of which the
several raitie lists will lie closed The rattle for
that elegant Diamond ring will take place. to-
night. Among the other valuable articles are
two sets Of silver with large walters, two elegant
rosewood chairs, richly embroidered; silver
forks and knives. Chinese embroidered quilt a
good collection of books. rich Church yeItment
an elegant open cloak, which will he sold less
than store price. Also, All infants robe superior
French embroidered, besides winter hats, a vari-
etv of child ems clothing, and confectionery of
endless variety.
USITEDSTATEs AGRICULTURAL OCIETY-This
society commences its sixth annual meeting at Q
o'clock Tomorrow morning in the Smithsonian
Institution. Important agricultural topics will
he publicly discussed after int roductory remarks
10y eminent scientific and practical az icultursts
Among them will be " The Chinese Sugar Cane
edge Of the mineral necessities of our own crops
developed" meteorological observations for
The benefit Of agriculture - Z" Manures and fertil.
iZers, - The disease known as hog cholera -,
The improved Kentucky sheep" I" Ayricultu-
raj coiitSes and farm schools, I" and +" The aori-
CULTURAL poiillcs OF our country"
AN UNcoMNoS WINTER -Sbad i'm the Date
mac, earthquakes at Naples, trees budding and
everything looking like May. Philbrick. at tn.
Git BookSt'rs, No. i56 Pennsylvania avenue
find, 'bis weather profitable well az pleasant
II enables the ladies TO visit his estab fsbmenf
and make purchases, aud receive presents Of
bracelets, rings. cuf pins, etc Eysrythiny Iroks
Altering politics, Kansas, trade and The we,the,
Call n Phiibrick's, No. 40 Pennsylvania avenus
1t
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p. 9. Editors of the above papers Will please sopy,
and send their bills the Patent Once, paper
Containing this notice. ane11oV0W
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RTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
uu'II HI RSDAG the lith inst. same hour and
pace. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
jan y for the District of (nInrnIis
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At O'Clock IN front ofthe residence
gone horse Carriages,
Sleigh. Cart.
excellent Mich Ccw,
sets Harness.
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uB!N,S EXTRACTS, all odors, at GIBBS'S
HAIR store, near 18th st. and at his Sales X Dom
blher >Stards' hotel
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-04-15
Very Important from Washimx.
tOn..The House AdhefeS:.
WAsHINGToN, April 5, 8 P.


In the House of Representatives the de-
ficiency appropriation bill was rejected
yeas LOG, nays 124. On motion of Mr..
Montgomery, of Pennsylvania, the House
proceeded to the consideration of the Kan
sas bill. Mr.. Montgomery moved that the
House adhere to its amendment. Mr.. Bo-
cock, of Va, asked whether if this motion
was agreed to, if all chance of settlement
would be cut of. The speaker said he
would decide the question when the con-
tingency arises. Mr.. Grow, of Pa, moved
for the previous question. Mr.. Seward, of
Ga, moved to receIe from the amendment.
Mr.. English, of Ind, appealed to Mont
gomery to withdraw his motion. Mr..
Montgomery said it would afford him much
pleasure to comply with the request of the
gentleman from Indiana, but he could not
consent to withdraw his motion. Much
confusion prevailed, various questions were
asked regarding the effect of the vote. The
House then proceeded to vote on tho mo-
ton to adhere to the House amendment.
The motion was decided in the affirmative
yeas l19, nays Ill. A motion to re-
consider was laid on the table.
The vote on this motion was the same
as that on the adoption of the bill as
amended week ago, with the exception
that Mr., Marshall and Burnett paired of.
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From Washington,
WASHINGTON, Friday, April

WASHINGTON, Friday, April 9.
The plan of the Lecomptonites as dis
closed to-day, is to take up the Kansas bill
in the Senate on Monday, at one o'clock,
to vote to insist and demand conference.
Then to take the bill Immediately 10
the House and put it through if they can.
The administrations using its power to
the full extent to insure success in this
final struggle. Promises to Embassies and
other offices, of fat contracts and of South
ern votes for faYorite measures before Con-
gress, are freely made to members supposed
to be waYering. eE
Secretaries Cobb and Thompson threat
en- to resign if Lecompton fails, which
threat tends to cool rather than infiame the
Lecompton ardor of certain Southern Mem
bers, by getting them to speculate on the
suecessorship to the vacant post.
After the first defeat of Lecompton, a
week ago, the President wrote to Gov.
Wise very long letter, deploring the evil
which this Lecompton business had brought
upon the Administration, asking Gov.
Wise for advice, and beeseeching him to
help save the Administration and the De-
mocratic party, telling him at the same
time, that the Onion was not Mr.. BuchaD-
ans organ, and that he had not approved
its proscriptive and vituberative course
The Richmond Enquirer Immediately
came out against the course pursued by the
Union
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-04-15
The Kansas Question.

We announced last week the passage Of
the Bill by the House of Representatives,
providing for the admission of Kansas un-
der the Lecompton Constitution. Accord
ing to this Bill, thaA Constitution is refer
red back to the whole people Of Kansas for
adoption or rejection. In case ofits adop-
ton Or the ratification ofa new Constitu-
ton by the people thereof the President,
by Proclamation, is to declare Kansas an
Independent sovereign State of this Union.
The Bill thus passed is defeat of the Ad-
ministration, and victory for the Anti
Lecomptonites. With tie former Gen.
BURNS voted. Amt he a beauty to rep
resent a Free Peoples? He talked a great
deal about going it "naked," but the best
"go," he can now make, is to go home and
resign.
The Senate have since refused to concur
in this Bill, and the House refuses to re.
cede. A committee of Conference will
doubles be tried, but It's thought that the
Anti-Lecomptonits in the House will re-
main firm. The Bill will probably be ia
bled in the House, which will end it for
the present session.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-04-15

DoN'T PROPOSE TO WAIr.-The Legis-
lsture of Minnesota have passed a bill
amending the Constitution, so that the
State executives may be qualified and en-
ter upon the duties of their respective Off
ces at specified time, in the event of a
longer delay on the part of Congress to
recognize Minnesota as State of the I'm
ion. This amendment is to be submitted
to the people on the second Monday, in
April, 1858, provided the State shall not
be admitted prior to the time of holding
said election. The terms of office will COM
mence on the lst of May, and continue
until January, 1860, except that of the
Auditor, who will continue in office until
1861.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-04-15
Kansas News.
ST. LOUIS, Friday, April 9, 1858.

ST. Louis, Friday, April 9, 1858.
The Leevenworth correspondent of the
Democrat says, that the policy recommend
ed in the address to the public, framed by
one of the Convention Committees, is that
they shonld give the Leavenworth Consti-
tuition hearty ratification and refuse to ac-
cept any organic law received from the Lee
compton Constitution or the Government.
The address does not recognize a posi-
bility of the Lecompton Constitution be-
coming the fundamental law, even though
Congress receive it, as it is without the
sanction of the people and will be null and
void.
1t is distinctly understood, says the same
correspondent, that the Convention would
not tolerate the policy of any Free-State
men qualifying themselves under the Le-
compton Bill of Rights, and that it declar-
ed the right of all men to control their
own persons to be prior to the law and in
alienable.
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CommunicatiOn.

VAN BuREs, April l, 1853.
Mr.. Eprroa. Please permit me to speak
through your paper to the friends Of education.
8 The Winter term of the Spring Mountain
Seminary" closed on the 3lst of March. The
several classes were critically examined on the
9Sth and 29th. The manner of examination on
the part of the Instructors was impartial.
thorough and satisfactory. The students ac-
Quilted themselves with honor, answering readi-
ly and inteligently eyincing their capacity, dill
igence and improvement in their studies. They
manifested great respect, confidence and affec-
ton for their teachers, and all who were present
to witness the several exercises, were Ircibly
impressed with the upright. orderly and inteIi-
gent department of all the students. We were
present during the examination of twenty-five
classes including branches in English, Lltera-
ture, Mathematics, Natural Science, Moral Sci
ence, Modern and Ancient Languages. This
examination evineed not only the superior quail
ifcations of the teachers, but their unwearied
and ardent deyotions to their profession. On
Tuesday evening the Rev. Hartly delivered an
able and interesting address to the Philomathic
Society. The exhibition on Wednesday after
mood and evening. gave general satisfaction
The Origional Compositions were good, rich in
thought, and exhibited superior minds.
The Institution is in its infancy, and demands
the fostering care of the friends of education, its
existance in its present locality (van Buren,
Coshocton county, ohio.) is greatly needed
it has enjoyed increasing prosperity, its location
beautiful scenery, health and morals, is unsur-
passed. Parents may entertain no fear in in
trusting their sons and daughters, to the care
of this institution.
Wv. CONANT, Eram.
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R Senator Pugh said that if the peo-
pie of Ohio wait until he asks the President
or any member of his Cabinet, to get any
of them an appointment on either civil or
military service, they will wait until dooms-
day Washington States.
What is the matter with our young SEN
ator? He seems to owe his Democratic
constituents some particular spite, or else
he has been snubbed by the Administra-
tion, and hence Indignantly refuses to ask
any further favors at the White House,
Mr.. Pugh is evidently very uncomfortable,
somehow, and wants the fact generally un-
derstood.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-04-15
News from Utah.

ST. Louis, Friday, April 8, 1858.
The ST. Joseph Gazette announces the
arrival at that place of Alexander Constant
from Fort Kearney 30th ult. Mr.. Con-
slant reports that Brigham Young had no
titled Col. Johnston to leave the Territory
of Utah by the 10th of March; otherwise
his troops would be annihilated, Young
had also rendered to the army sufficient
provisions to last them to the States. Mr..
Constant meta supply train of one hun
dred and sixty wagons, accompanied by
four companies Of troops, on the lst inst,
on the Little Blue River. He also reports
the Indians all peaceable.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-04-15

R Arizona is coming into the Family
Circle of States next. A bill giving her a
Territorial organization was laid before
the Senate, Thursday last, by Mr.. Douglas.
States that desire to get out of tho Union
would do well to hurry up. Plenty of new
commers kicking at the doors to take their
places-though there is room for all, if all
will behave themselves and be happy
Since the original confederacy was formed,
nineteen States have been added to the
Union.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-04-15

R Our exchanges are full of rejoice
ing over the result of the township cleo
tions in their several localities. By one we
learn that Red Eye has been elected Trus-
tee and Soap Sticks Supervisor, over their
Republican competitors. Another records
a Republican victory, Lazy Bones having
beaten his democratic competitor for Con-
stable. The recording of such victories,
shows that those who do it, are not insen-
sible to small things.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-04-15

~ Governor Banks of Mass, has ap-
pointed Thursday the 18th of April, as
day of fasting and Prayer. Among the
things TO be prayed for, be enumerates as
lastly:
"And above all, that the signal and SOL
emn awakening Of hearts that has surpris-
ed and gladdened our land may wash out
all traces Of sin, silence the contentious of
sects, rebuke pride Of opinion, and be sane
titled to the good of the institutions and
people Of our ancient and beloved Com
monwealth."