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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-28

" dinner was given to Gov. Denver, of
,s "a, oy bundled citizens Of LeaveRworth on
" GOV: Buckingham, Of Connecticut, has set
apr,s pr.sd 'as % On aay OF November next to be OBJ
~eeo ady OF Thanksgiving In that Safe.
ID J. w. Farmer, who open.d +, ,,s. d,n,.u
room In New York during the hard times. and
gave good dinner, gratis, to ali who cs,ne To-
the Fourth District. SeS' ih
FkLUkEs IN MAINE We learn H.. ,x
somes, member Of Congress elect from the a.;
district, suspended business last week-renor,aS
lab iitiss $1,000 The City Bank of R'dde
ford, and one or two other banks out of tbs MAJ.
with which he did business, secured tbemselvss
bY aitae hments OF property and large creditors
have since taken mortgages s.-Putfaad Argxs.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

Il FRAME HousEs AND Lor At ArCI,ox on
IN ErhlDh Y, the 18th day of November, 1853, / shall
sen, In 'front.' OF the premises, at o'clock D. m by
gate the 18th day Of July, 1884, and recorded in Liner
.. No 81, iolIos Is7 iS, 1893, and 200 one the
oI SpIgmola the following improved property lying
said. viz: " e"s'o"' "is'iict aloie-
All OF Lot numbered twenty three (zs, IN SQUARE
numbered one hundred and tw enty -seven,fi77 1hay
west, together with the Improvement wbiah are
two-story Frame Houses NV" oio'
Terms of sale cash.
III the terms of sale not complied with IN tbres
after SALE the Trustee reserves the s hit 70 A.
PROPERTY by giving three day notice of such
lngton' at the risk and cost ofthe FIRST purchaser
JOHN L. HILTON, Trustee
ool< <fWdOs A, GREEN. Anct
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MARsHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ OF
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county Of Washington, and to me dire cted, shall
SoS5t boS.e 10 euSdEs d sas Tor CASH. in front Of the
M, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of November,
1889, the following described Property, to wit: All
deendsnts night, title, claim and interest in and to
Lot No fourteen, H., IN square No. four hundred
and hve, i0o, together with all and lar the i'm
pIovements thereon, IN the city of Washington, ID.
G',selzed aud levIed upon as the property Of WIN.
stewart, and will be sold to satisfy Judicial No.
70. 70 Octooer term, 1856, John b. Morgan VS.. VIM.
+. Stewart. J. n WiSOVER
Late NJ arshal for the District of Columbia,
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Auction Sales.
| CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE.
BY A. GREEN, Auotoneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auotloneer.
HtNDSONE AND vALUABLE IMpRoyen
- .rRoPERTY NEAR THE CAPITOL at AUcTIoN .
vi vi MONDA the LIST day Of November / shaiI
sen, 'front.' OF the premises, at o. cloos p m the
south hali of Lot No IL, In Square No SIS having
Iont OF 70 feet on Delaware avenue. between and
- sueets north, and running hack about 90 feet 10
tne DIVIDING llne. with the improvements, which
CONSIST OF handsome and well built three story
house contains ii good rooms and s buiIt m mar
he5 20 an ord great convenience to the tensnt
;rSIsohs wishing TO purchase handsome and re-
property must positively be sold. The proposed
sAtehslon of the Capitol Grounds presents an addi-
oohhl feco mendatIOn to persons who desire In
make profit table Investment O N'''e w
Itrms: One-fOurth cash; the baar ce IN G. r. and
10 nontns LOT notes bearing interest; the deferred
ments 10 be secured by deed OF trust upon the
oc 20 cod CpErN A..
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BY WALL Il BARNARD. Auctjoneer,-

hNSIEtS SALE.-By virtue of deed from
IN Walllngsford. dated 9th February, 1851, we
NovempeI next at O'Clock, p m, on the premises,
ai that Lot OF Ground In Washington city known
mIGneli OF lot numbered seventeen, on in SQUARE
ru.nDered TWO hundred and forty seven IA m the
IN the Oihoe OF the Surveyor of said CITY of
WdsnnSton-sald Lot beng situate ed on the ooT
nei OF 18Th street west and Nassaohu, etts avenue
snn sn containing three thOussnd two hundred and
nIIy one sqqare feet Of ground-being the same
gtound which was CONVEX ed to washington ~ Al
4assiord by George w. Mitchell and wife, by a
aeeo bearing date the third day of February. IsS.
win improvements on the saw e. ''
erms OF sale: One-th of the purchase money
~ pe ia In cish, and the balance IN two eausI in
stdlments at SIX and nine months with interest 70
De secured. Shonld the purchaser fail TO comm,
Mlth the terms of sale W thin one week after sale
one weeks notice. N oo'' "i'ei
WAITER s.COX,
FERDINAND w. RTSOUE
oc D eO&ds WALL Il BAENAR r. ancts
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IGNDR AMUS

IGNORAMUS.
W Whether hrst the egg or the hen?
Tell me, pray you, ye learned men:
FIRST SCRIBE.
The hen was hrst, or whence the egK!
Give us LO more OF yOur doubts. I beg.
SECOND scBIBE.
The egg WAS hrst, or whence the hem
Tell me how IL could come, and whsI!
IGNORAMUs.
hg for your learning; It's fudge, ! trow.
liJ"u oan'I tile this quest ON now;
10 tell NE, pray, ye learned men,
whether was hrst, the egg or the hen,
Boston Post.
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Trustees Georgetown Building HssocistIon.
oc % eo&ds WALL Il BARNARD Aucts


THUSTEES' SALE.-By virtue of a deed of
,5i, trust from Richard Cruit, dated February 7,
.1S We WiIi on at pu hIc auction. on MONDAY ,
.hc <'tn Jay of November next. on the premises at
, 5o,cioos. m. all that part Of Lot seven C7j IN
square i"ur hundred snd eiE hty one, CI8I i'm Wash
street west, AT the end of one hundred and wenty-
thIee Ieet south from the northwest corner of said
ana running thence east to the rear line of
saIa IOt thence north along said line fifteen feet
!ucnes' thence west 10 the line of 6ta street, and
ments. ~ 'o "pio'o
Ierms OF sale: One third of the purchase money
10 paid IN cash, aud the residue in twa eaua m,
at nents at sir and nine months with interest to
be secured. shonld the purchaser fail to comply
Win the terms OF sale IN one week after the sale
the prnprIy may he sold at has cost and risk, after
one weeks notice. ~
WALTER = COX,
FER RDiNhND W. kI.QUE
trustees Gehrgetnwn Building Assoc atIOn
&c % eoads WALL BARNARD, Aucts,
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MhRSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
NI hen facas Issued from the Clerks once OF the
Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia Tor the
expose 70 public sale for in front of the Court
House door Of said County; on M0NDS Y, the l5ta
ing described property to wit: All defendant night
title osIm and interest in and to third of the
front of % feet on street east and running bacI
100 feet the rear or north line Of the Iot together
the City of washington, ID. c.; seized and Iev,sd
upon ss the property, of William II: swa,n and will
be sold To satisfy udolas No. Al to October term
la5s. in favor of Samn Strong. use of MI. THOMPSON
w. seldom, Mhrshai,
oct q dts for the District OF Columbia.
HARPs FOR SALE OR RENT cheap q
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Iy bnN.NhhD ID " BULhEf. UeOTgetOWn.
'hDS Ir rs tLE.-By virtue of de zee Oftrust
1 from Richard Crult dated JuueE IpF3 we viii
onsr at auotIon. on tESDAY, the 3nth day of M
VehbeI next NJ O'Clock p. m.. on the premises, all
lows Besinnng at the end oi 81 feet inches on
the hIst ihe al Lot No nIue @ in iIUlmeads addI-
north side OF bridge street east % feet to Robert
Buffers brick house, at the end of SAID first line
thence north and parallel TO Montgomery street I2N
feet, thence west and parallel to Bridge street q
lset. thence south and parallel to Montgomery
ments.
Terms OF sale: One third of the pu rchase money
TO be paid IN cash. and the residue in two equsl IN
staiments at and months with interest to bs Sc
cured. Should the purchaser fail to Comp with the
terms OF sale IN one week amer sale. the property
may be resold at his cOtt and risk. aer one weeks
notice. WALTER \. COX,
FERDIFAND w. RISOUE
Trustees Georgetown Building AssOciatiop
90 o25e e06ds BARNARD& BUCkEY Auots
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue ofa wnt of he
1Nl n facias issued from the Clerks Office of the
circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washington and to me directed, / shall
expose TO public sale for CASH, front The Court
day of November S58, at II O'Clock M. the following
described property, to wit: Ali defendsnt's right
49, In Seuare No. 759, (seyen hundred and fifty-
nine } tog ether with all and singular the improye-
seized snd levied upon as the p operty of Edmund
Rrey, and will be sold to satisfy judicial No. ST. 10
October, 1857, John Waters rs. Edmund Hey.
J. ID. HOOVER,
Late Marshal for the District of Columbia.
q 81
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OVERS OF OYSTERS CAN GETAT THE
IL present season. daily, OYSTERS@ ~
IN the shell, taken out Of salt water the eS0N Il
same day. Restaurants ~ishins to beNNkH
supplied by the barrel will please oall on k~
J. X. R. SCHWARZE,
Dealer IN Oysters,
Corner of 18th and Z streets, hack Of
w p-aotf Krkvood House.
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MARSHAL'S SAEE.-ln virtue Ofa wilt of ne
IVI n facas issued from the Clerks office of the
Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for the
county of Washington and to me directed. will eX-
pose TO public SAFE for CASH. in lrcn of the Court
day of November, 1853, at II o'clock M, the follow
ins described property to wit II defendant ht
sion of Square n o. gao being Lots Nos. l. q SIS
and o, OF SAID subdivision, and of SAID Square No
59) as Isld down IN the Surveyors Office In Lber
Is, folio No: l42, IN the city of Washisgton, ID. c.
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon the property Of
No 4o4 to October term, 1885, in favor Of Robert H.
6allaher use, OF Chiffon Linton,
w. SELDEN, Marshal
Oo ~ dts for The District of Columbia.
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Trustees Georgetown Building Association,
90 25-eo6ds BARNARD BUCKLEY, Auots,

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In vIrtue of 8 wnts of
lVl her taciss, issued from the Clerks Office tf
the Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for
the county Of Washington, and to me directed, /
Will expose to puhllo sale for CASH. in front of he
Court House door of said county, on MONDAY,
the following described property, to wit: Lots Nos
ard IL IN sauare No "a. original Lots Nos l,2, s,
and T. IN Square No. I, and east 20 feet of Iot No
2,in Square No. l47. beginning at the southwest
corner OF sad o rnd running thence east 30 feet.
west 40 feet and thence south 2 feet To the point of
beginning, together with all and singular the i'm
c.. seized and levied upon as the property of Chas
d. Van Patten. ard vii be sold to satisfy JudIcials
term, la5s PaIro Nourse, John r. KendalI John
w; Thompson,X n ID. GIman. NiohOlas 4 cker, JnO.
and MARY Mshopey, w. III. Ward, and NJ ichasl
w. SELDEN. Marshal
Oc It's for the District of ColumhIa
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Handsome THREE-SrORY BRICK
l Dwelling house and lot at Private Sale The
subscribers are authorized to sell, on accommodat-
Ing terms, parts of Lots No. and 1. in square No
S7 fronting ~ feet on north between llfh and 18th
streets west together with the improvements, cor-
sstIns OF a nearlI new thrse story Brick House.
with basement and two story back building, con-
tanning u rooms Gas fixtures throughout; water
tank and ba' room vsult under the pavement for
wood and coal.
The house is built In the most superior manner,
with 4-inch walls throughout, and is deligitfuly
situated fronting on a stree' an avenue and a pub
icreseTvation. Title indisputsbe.
J. G.. Mci,JIRE 4 CO.,
Oc q cost Auction & Commission Merchsnts
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k'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PRDFERTY-Av very desirable smaIl FARM
containing shout twenty aoTos of land. situated at
the Junction of the Washington and Baltimore
railroad and turnpike, short distance from the
Bla tensburg depot. The improvements are neat
small cottage dwelling and other out houses.
The lard Is weiI adapted to tha growth Of vege
tables, &c and for the Putp'se of mark ct garden
The Is beautiful building site upoR It. and a
young orch1Td Of Northern fruIt near IL.
Apply Ia JOHN w. SCOTT, Esa at the Bls-
denshnrg depot, or u. w. McKNEW. at the Cap
dl, washington, ID. T.. Oc 49, NOvl
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HARPs FOR SALE OR RENT cheap q
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FUR NISHEB ROOMS FOR RENr.-The
undersIgncd. having taken the oommodious
house formerly occupied by A. Butler, on 2 street,
three doors west of 18th. has had the same put In
complete order and newly furnished. The rooms
and parors airy and suited for single gentlemen
or messes. Terms reasonable. Inquire as above.
oo Is I'm MRS. G.. A. LEIBEN.
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" Bears are bfeoming quite plenty In the
northern part Of Michigan
ID The military asylum at Harrodsburg, Ky -,
has been discontinued e'''
W EI-secTetary stanton left Kansas on the 9th
inst, with his dang hter for Tennessee.
III IL u said that the BenIcia boy's father bet
hs mouse ana lot on the result Of the prize fight.
III On the Iitb inst, snow fell ON Tug Hill.
Lewis county, N. Y, to the depth Of Is Inches
III The Chief Of Police of Cincinnati hears
the inguiarly Inappropriate name Of Rufnn.
III Ga, Of the fre mpa nies of Portsmouth.
Va Is TO have a steam nTe engine
ID The Boston Police are now dressed In new
uniform
" May MnrphY, native Of Ireland, died a,
Pan yer lew days since, aged IO3 years.
~ The costume cf the Spanish ladies has not
cha igsd for Two hundred years They actualIy y
wa tue same stYie Of fdress - their great grand
UOtnrrs did
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NORE NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN

r. J bfEER, MFRcHkNT TAILOR NO; <ss 7th
street. hsvins just returned from New oIk with
large addition 10 his stock OF new goods al supeTor
quality and the newest les. invites his customers
and all thers to oall in and see them: Gentlemen
may rely on having their orders allied in the best
manner and at hiRprieee. .r, ocer2avSv
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EOR RENT-The FRAME HOUSE ON q At
south between 8th and 9th streets west UsI-
and) Lot fronts 25 feet 9th street. running hack
payable monthly. Enquire of ELFANS
THOMPSON, SG Pa. avenue, between 9Th ard 10th
streets. % IA
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE west
end OF the city, within q few doors of the Sec
re,aIy OF the Interior Gas ana water. with baths
anu shower baths and Is rooms. For fuTthe- par
ticnlars inquire At this Office. 90 I5'tf
EOR RENT.-Suits of or single ROOMS. r,r
Il nished or unfuTnishs ed, very desIraby located
by the month. week, or less term. Terms mode.
National Hotel. ~
uI7-TdStf F. HOLDEN
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b, BARNARD BUCKEY: GeoTretov0

W ItTI(U r.,
Trustees e Genrgetnwn Building Assoc atom.
&c % eoads WALL 4 BARNARD, Aucts,
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EOR SALE Several FARMS IN MaryIand AMI
Virginia, at distances of from 9 to 81 miles from
WASHINGTON. TLey will be sold low for cash, or
tney may be EXCHANGED for city property, either i'm
Also. a number of BUILDING LOTS for sale.
olnerent parts OF the city, at prces ranging from
cents to7o cents per square foot. No cash ne ed
DC paid down and long credits will be given to su
Apply to H. .N.LANSDALE, Real Estate Aren't.
City Post Office. nc 49, r,'o
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-17
For the Standard.
Barbee's Coquette.
BIZ ). n. LovK,oY.


Dr. BARBr. Dear SIR: send you the following lines
William r. Barbee's Coquette They are unworthy Of
the statue great conception of which the smiling lip
that 10 speaks the vengeance of injured spirit
the figure has the of beauty well its charms
and is at sublime and full Of passion. not then the
marble degenerates into the firt, character we
despse. . F...tzg -H--E SO H,t
Sister of poesy at whose command -s.s
Did flow these thoughts of beauty into stone;
Thy wondrous power hewed out, Olympian grand
The gods Of Greece and fashioned them throne
More noble more divine, even than their own. @
Phidas beheld the rock fash fiery through
His soul, till it had into glory grown
Making the world a deity But few
Have thus the to form conceptions which they hew.
Hush, winds that wander DER the whispering trees
For would hear the sound of those young feet,
That wander spirit-like-as gentle seas
When they the sounding shells divinely meet;
Forming the glorious brow what thoughts! how sweet
The limbs roll into harmony! the eye! -..
The lip! the smile of vengeance swift and great!
The shadowy forming chise gloriously
Shines into beaming locks like clouds when morn draws
nigh
Oh, light and love and beauty hewed to form
On that young rolling bosom ye supply
The swiftest dreams of poesy, and warm
The breast with fire immortal; shall it die?
Nay! it is like the soul that Graves it, high
And glorious, godlike, mighty to refine
And elevates just the starry sky
When it comes out from God. How rich the mne
From which the chlseed hand wrought glory divine
Raleigh, March 18th, 1885,
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Kansas.

The special committee of fifteen on Kansas affairs
reported last week. The majority report is signed
by eight members, and the minority report by
seven.
Mr. Harris, of Illinois, douglas Black Repub-
CAM raised question of privilege, contending that
the committee had 'refused to execute the order Of
the House contained in the resolution for their ap-
pontment" This of course was done only for the
purpose of delay and excitement. The Speaker de-
cded that there question Of privilege invov-
ed. From this decision Mr. Harris appealed. On
motion to lay the appeal the table the vote Stood
yeas 100, nays Ill. Mr.. Harris then withdrew his
appeal, fearing to risk direct vote upon it. Among
the nays regret to see in the midst of cloud of
Black Republicans the name of Mr.. Gilmer, the on
ly K. N. member of Congress from this State.
1t is now confidently believed about Washington
that Kansas will be admitted nnder the Lecompton
Constitution, as recommended by the President and
the committee.
The Senate, it is thought will vote on the Kansas
bill during the present week.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-17

FRozE TO DEATH.-On Wednesday last as the mail
boat from Smyrna was coming to this place. it was
upset in squat. All on board reached the shoal
and succeeded in getting to Fish Camp upon it,
Information having reached Beaufort of their cond
ton boat proceeded Immediately to their assistance
and taking them board FASTENED as rapidly as
possible to return. Before they reached this place.
one of the party, Mr.. Howard Davis, the owner of
the boat and mail contractor, sank from the com.
bined effects of cold and exhaustion Upon the ar
rival of the boat the body of Mr.. Davis convey
ed to the Hotel of Mr.. G. w. Taylor, and every
thing medical skill could suggest or humanity per-
FORM was DONE but in vain. On Thursday the corpse
was taken to his home which, but twenty -four hours
previously, Mr.. Davis had left in his usual health.
Mr.. Davis the deceased sustained in all the rela-
tons of lite, friend, master, father and husband
most estimable character, and his death will be
most severely felt. We sincerely condoe with the
afflicted family in their sad bereavement The sur
vvors, Isaac Davis, Esq, of Smyrna, and two slaves
the property of the deceased sustained no serious
injury. The slaves stuck by their master to the
last, rendering him every assistance in their power
Beaufort Journal
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Later from Salt Lake.

ST. LOUIS, March 12.-The Council Bluffs Eagle,
of the Sd inst, the arrival of Mr. Wngate
from Salt Lake. which place he left January 25th.-
He reports snow in Salt Lake Valley, but little in
mountains. He came by a route known only to the
Mormons, by which horsemen, in single file can
pass by the army undiscovered.
The Mormons were manufacturing small cannon
with percussion locks and telescope sights carrying
two pound balls with much certainty common
rifles. They were also making five hundred revolv-
ers, and weak and coarse powder for mining pur.
poses. -...-..
A skirmish had taken place between the Mormons
and the picket guard of the army. Two of the for
mer and four of the latter were reported killed.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-17

At the residence of ExGov Graham Hillsboro' N. c..
on Monday morning last, Mrs Elizabeth Washington in
the 18th year of her age.
This excellent woman for many years a pious and
jealous christian and member of the Baptist Church Her
profession adorned by the of life and con-
and her worldly goods. :. =
Ever attentive to the cry of distress from poor
sick she was not merely a sister of Charity but mother
in Israeli She had long lived IN this world one who
kept her lamp trimmed and brightly burning ready and
anxious to hear her Savior CALL The the
gel OF Death was to her invitation to the marriage feast
and joyfully was it accepted. =,
Her loss to her immediate family and friends great
deed but they have the nestmabe consolation of knowing
that she died death of the righteous and her last end
was like his"
On the 18th of Feb, in Windsor Berthe county, after
long and painful Sickness and which baed the skill of the
most accomplished PHYSICIANS both at home and abroad,
Mrs. Mary wife Of Thos q. Speller ESQ.