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By A. GREEN, AuclIopeer.

TRuSTEE'S OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
i HORSES, &c, AT AUCTION.-By virtue of a deed
OF trust from Joseph B. Quinter to tho subscriber
dated March IS, 1852 and duly recorded in Liber J.
A >, No. III folns J6, 81, 81 and - shall sell. In
front Of NV Auction Rooms, on the corner Of 7th
and ID streets, on TUESDAY the 2Ist dav Of June
next at 10 o'clock tho following goods and chattels,
to wit:
Seed Drill. Thrashing Machine,
Fan Mill, 1 Cutting Rox.
Sorre Horse, Iron grey Horse,
Terms cash ON delivery.
A. LLOYD, Trustee.
ma Sl-eo6 ds A. REEN, Auct
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wv e recommend our correspondent to try Mons
Soyer's new Sauce, entitled the 'Sultana's Sauce
IL s made alter the Turkish recipe; its favor ex
celent, and It affords considerable aid in cases of
slow and weak digestion.-The Lancet.
"rhe sultanas Sauce is sayory, piquant, and spi-
worthy of the delicate taste Of Sultana, the genius
oI Soyer, and the universal patronage Of a dis
crlminating publlc."-Obssrrer
IT, ~ ooncentIatio Of all the piquant resources of
turkey and Russia.'- Unittd Service Gazette.
"As atitillater of the appetite this Sauce stahds
alone Its most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh,
g, or t9w and should he placed on every dinner Ia
The Sultana Saucc is most delicious zest."-
Morn. Chronicle.
sole gents for the United States-Gh DINER
G:fNELtN, 2f1 Fulton street, New York; and
BkAl HAYES. 30 Cornhill, Boston.
= = The SBltana Sauce can be had in Washington
Of Y. u: RIDENOUR, 304 Pa aE; SHEKElL&
MILLER, ga Pa: av.; II. H. FOSE CO., corn
or Pa ay. and 10th ST.: and other Gsseefs.
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w, ID. WALLACE.

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DENTISTRY, &c.

II DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. HILLS has removed his Office tO the rOom
long occupied by Dr. Master, (SnS PeIn;a ~
avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.,D wherCST&@2
he will he pleased to see all who may desire ~L1'
his services. For professional ability l am kIndl,
permitted to refer To DR.. Master. ja4
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SUMMER RETREATS.
NOOR'S PAVILION

Nr ,,..,,, REoPENEpa
,Ne Tsir d pdeliE htfuI healthy, and popular WATER
tween Blackistone's Island and Piney l:,
pni9.: Will be open for the reception of visitors
The Proprietor begs leave to state that his Table
WILL. Will he supplied with all the decacies of the Po-
His Bar will be furnished with choice Wines,
Excellent Bathing, good Music, good Angling,
sh sna aways plenty OF n hing and Sailing Boats to
Steamer Columbia leaves Washington every
w MMeinesday at O'Clock &. m aud will land at the
Term. for Board: si.so per day; for week or
'ofssr Fs1 Is per day: 9E ss Per month ,hs
s Msya cS%nty Md tae Proprietor
iea-2m r: j. MARsHkLL. Prop'r.
f" Care ISLAND, tCAPs May NEW JERSEY,
The location is most desirable, with the ocean
view unobstrncted and an extensive and A
IN n ss he rSs %at
llghtiul and desirable localities for either pleasure or
day at II O'Clock to convey visitors to and from the
snrl and bathing houses free "f charge; and every
j. il cost sSML s! MSAFcEI9,r I9r PTSpnetor SSpf
PLUM, P,Ay MD ERAENHr EEANr2NIA ON HOTEL COM
and the SUMMER TfsEsI ths. they will be tMS
IS Of JUNE TStPss Ses Of IfssS IsSe e% s
thoroughly renovated and newly furnished, are To-
Gated N the midst of the most attractive Scenery
ne SH'I, fH yNSHs shs
Finme, .akes. Cascades, Sc. &c ~
Route from New York via Norwich aud Worces
WEALTH and dCOSNECTICUT, daily, 5 o clock
:; m. from Pier u, n. Y. t3ot COuRTLAND St,
formstlon sce small bills the route at the pripci-
~ ' ' 4. s. MARTIN, Agent.
Je6-2m Pier IL, North River, New York.
WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w WARREN County. VIRGINIA.
This PLEASANT MOUNTAIN RETREAT
will be open on the 18th of MAY, 1859. &.,I
6s Conductors t9T will possess eminent
ions and delIcacies Of the season from the Wash.
lngton and Alexandria markets, such as Crabs
,rI unrtIrs, FISH; &cs besides supplies of Mutton,
WIN WI Honey, &c, from the markets of the Valley
Passengers from Baltimore, Washington, Rich-
mOnd, and the lower country, will leave lcxandra
IN the morning, and reach Buckton Station by the
Manas. rs zap Railroad at u o'clock the same day.
vey visitors to the Springs from Buckton, distance
one mile From StauntOn and Winchester daiy
line OF coaches connects with the Manassas Gap
Railroad
Board Tor lst week ---. On
:, "a I'M
o ~ ----- - - ----- ----. .---- W
Children and Servants half the above rates.
TO families, parties engaging Board for several
persons, a reasonable deduction will be made.
Mrs. X. .FRITCHARTT will have the principal
management and control, aided by competent male
assistants IN every department
FRANCIS 6. FOX will be Superintendent
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situated
"A IN Alexandra county, about "a miles from
bep,seHWn, AZ the intersection "l the ireGrgetnSn
sulre on the premises, or ofZ. RICHAR X DS, corner
fth and streets. Washington. ID. G. iaIon
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, or exchange
Tor City Property, known as Mount Pleasant"
goinery county, immediately the eth street road
leading to Rockville. about II miles from Washing
ton and : mi,es from Rockville. For particulars
inquire of r.. +. Queen, 9TH street.
ma 2I-sw' CAROLINE Y. holland.
DOR RENT-The four-story BRICK HOUSE
Il with hack building, No 463 T. street north.
between 5th and 9Th streets west. Gas all through
been pat IN ti"T""Gh repair. Apply to the subscri-
ber, corner 9th and streets, opposite the National
Hotel.
js6 Sd. CAsTLEMAN.
IMPROVED FARM At PRIVATE SALE
Il The subscIiber will sell at private sale the FARM
on which ne resides, in Prince Georges county, Md
containing l43 acres adjoining the farms of Messrs
Chas. Dlgges and W. Gibson, miles from Wash
lngton Market and from Bladensburg Depot,
cesslble by hne roads. The improvements conslt OF
comfortable dwelling. containing rooms, harm,
choIce apple orchard &c; pump of excellent water
about a5 acres In grain, grass, and market vegets
bes, which will he sold with the farm if desired
The farm is In excellent order, and very produc-
For terms apply TO the subscriber who will take
pleased in showing the Fa1W H 70 sll Sh1 may dfsire
ma3l colin near Bladensburs Depot.
- bers authorized To sell lot No. in Square
No. 212, fronting 30 feet IL inches north ST.,
At the corner of Vermont avenue, running back IS
feet inches on Vermont avenue.
The beauty of this location for private residence
is not by any that desirable part Of the
city. The property will be sod entire or divided To
Apply TO JAS. c. MCGUIRE co, ,Auctioueers
and Commission Merchants. je 7-eo2w
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~ POTOMAC WATER
" SNYDER, PLUMBER AND GAS FIT
TEX. Is now Introducing Potomac Water in all
classes of buildings All persons deslTing water
introduced on their premises would do we'll by see-
ing hlin befura engaging their work. Kemember,
bis store is in Philharmonic Hall, next door TO the
Star Once. 3. .s .-.. je6
I FOX'S EXCELSIOR CRACKERS-A fresh
y lotof Fox's celebrated Lansingburgh CIR ACK-
ERS received to day. We supply dealers IN this
city at the same rate ss they can be get from New
mail corner Of Vermont avenue and 18th st.
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE.
ONLY REGULAR LINE
AND WITHOUT FAILURE FOR EIGHT YEARS.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.

Rsgsldr SdtItHs Days, STA and Sfh Of edoh nj oHfA
CAUTIONS many frauds and impositions Of
various kiuds have been lately pcrpe- k<fs<
trated on travellers bound to CA1IFOR- -HFGFN
MA, that the subscriber, the only au--2<SSs-s
Panama in the city of New York, feels it has duty
to caution all persons seeking passage TO Cahfornis,
hnd the true ONCE Of the Steamships of the L. =.
Mail l.ine, vie Panama Railroad, as no other once
ln New York is authorized to engage passage.
r The Companies have only one office IN New York,
which Is at III West street, corner of Warren st.,
fronting ths North River 81 the head OF the COM
pany's Wharf.
obseIys my sisa g eyeI Scsn shs door door. %Nv
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COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,

- OK HOT Oh COLD
This most delicious and a.
vented 10y the renowned
% SOyer," on his return
from the Crimea, and since
his decease is manufacture
ed by CROSSE 4 BLACK
WE'LL. London, from the
original recipe. The man
uiacturers simply ask forit
a trial, convinced that It
must add to the already
large consumption, and
that II will prove itself uu-
equaiied. either as a stlmu-
liant to the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
pRFSs
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WAR, WARE n
New Pocket Maps Of the late War; also, a ~
new Map OI Europe-just received at
SHEPHERDS,
Ie1 corner OF 18th and ID straets
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L,ROM FIFTEEN TO THIRTY PER CENT
Il SAVED.
All persons using Steam Boilers would do well TO
TI0N STEAM AND FIRE EREGULATOR-self
regulating both FIRE and steam. The advantag are
very great in saving fuel, preventing explosions
preserving the boilers, and keeping all things uni
FORM Would refer TO this Star Dofce engine room
persons using them.
ID. w. HEATH, Agent,
mar Us -6rn washinTtnn- ID. G..
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REST ENGLISH AND AMERICA PLATED
KENS. ma at
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-30
a GOOD REPLY.

Sabbath school children have clear
conceptions Of duty, and one is often sur
prised at their penetration, and their
promptness in answering kno,ty ques-
tions. Piety might take root in their
tender hearts at an earlier age than Is
customary, if parents and teachers had
faith to expect II. A minister could not
answer the following questions better
than the little ones:
a Sabbath school teacher instructing
his class OF that portion Of the Lords
prayer, Thy viii be done on earth a;
in heaven" said to them, You have
told me, ny dear children, what is to b
idone-the will Of God; and where i
is to be done-on the earth; and how i
/ Is 70 be doae-as It Is done in heaven
How do you think the angels and tht
happy spirits do the viii Of God ii
heaven, as they are to be our pattern y
+ The first child replied, They do
immediately" the second, They do
diligently" the third, They do IT al
ways; the fourth, They do il with al
their hearfs7 the fifth, They Do It al
together"
i Here q pause ensued, and no child AZ
peared 70 have an answer; but afie
some time, a little girl arose, and saiI
g Why, SIR. they d It aeithout asl.isaq IA
gzssttoas
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grateful and happy At the kind words and
manner os her husband, and cor the com.
forts which Mrs. Green had procured for
her. She is a woman Of deep and fer.
vent piety. as wen as great natural re.
fnement, and good education.
Fifteen years ago, they came into this
wilderness, thirty miles from any settle
ment. After six months, they ascertain
ed tha, another family lived within four
miles Of them. Here they toiled hard,
but eheerfully, for The father vas tenn
perase man. and one Of the kindest Of
husbands and fathers. Bot Affections
came-dcalhs entered their circle. The
eldest daughter sickened and died, and
falling tree crushed the two sons. The
stricken husband and father was no longer
happy man. lis heart was filed with
rebeIlious thoughts against the Being
who had afflicted him. Dark shadows
sat on his brow, and smiles no more
frightened his counlenance. Other set
tiers moved in about him, bringing the
'cnrsed bowl To drown his sorrows,
he sought its supplying influences, and
step by step he went down the drunkard's
dreary path, until lie has become what
we have seen to-day. This last sorrow
was 10 much tor the poor wife, and for
some months sue had been prostrated by
this terrible disease. She has struggled
long against it for the sake OF her children
but she has now, apparently, only few
days more TO liye. She feels no anxiety
about anything, for she is sure her chill
dren will be cared for, and the verl
peace Of Heaven lights up her counte
nance, as she speaks Of being at rest.
Great, heroic heart! Bravely has
! thou fought life's great baulel Nobl,
hast thou borne the crossl Soon shall
thou wear thy crown We lef her will
] our hearts strengthened for our own care
! and trials, which seem hardly worthy th
name, when compared with hers
Correspondent of tie Springfield Week.
RepubiicaH.
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Nor so VERY GRgEx.-A young and
apparently verdanl clip, who gave his
hailing-place ar old Yarmouth found
himself surrounded, upon a certain oc-
casion, by a crowd Of quizzing upstairs.
who seemed benz upon displaying their
own smarinesg, a. the expense Of the
yankee.
Halloo, jonathan, says one, where
are 700 bound z
Deoan % Boosting, o. = little tramp
was the reFly-
What's your business IN Boston
1 continued the iBquisitIye gentleman.
Oh. I'm deoDn arter my pension
moary. responded greeuy.
Pension money ejacnlated sghisk
eres-s now much do you get, and shai
sEs you drawing pensior money 20
0h. answered The countfymans
get iour c..nts every } sar--tsW % fnint
my own business, and tsss = lst osbei
foIks businass sloas
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a. In the Alabama Senate, the
Hon. Mr.. Bullock, (who evidently
knows a thing or two) urging the
adoption Of disunion resolutions,
said.
aIf the South should delay and
wait for an overt act, venal papers
and men would spring up in the
South within q short time to advo-
cate giving a fair trial to the Black
Republican Administration, and to
hold Office under it. The policy Of
thai AdmiRisfrGfion uoould Be % giUe
mare offices 10 Southern than to
Northern men. It would be shrewd
enough to work in such a way as to
keep the South divided, and prevent
Southern unity. 1t would not COM
nit any overt act.
A Richmond Va correspondent
Of the New York Herald says:
Il was present to-day al con
yersation between Gov. Wise and
several members Of the Legislature,
or subjects relating to the Harper's
Ferry outbreak. One of the mem
/ Ibers asked the Governor what he
thought Of the Union now. The
Governors reply was, that he be-
l,e1ed itto be as strong as eUsr. The
member, in utter surprise, asked him
to state his reason for this strange
, belief The Governor said that
, there were elements enough still
existing 70 hold the Union together;
] that the relations Of these elements
10 each other were Of a character 50
strong and abiding as to render their
severance next 70 impossible. The
Union was, he said, growing too
o fast, and a temporary check Or diff
i. Guilty, such rs the present agitation
+ seems to present, was inevitable ;
o but he believed that in ten years the
e Union would be stronger and more
. consolidated than il ever has been
The Governor also condemned
: the folly Of getting up an agitation
! in Congress upon the little, con.
y temptible issue Of Helpers book !;
"a aud as for affecting commerce be
= tween the States, his he said, ms q
u sa5ject for C0agress 10 deai tciih.
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Sill they hOwled more fercely as the
slaughter went on.
Ny gun is wet, and win not go !
heard Blair mutter with a curse. Damn
'em. IN try them with the ak
My wildly uttered warning was too
late, for. as it swelled above the sounds /
below, with unnatural strength, Blair,
leaped down with a shout of rage and
defiance, and with hisax and knife fought
the pack face to face.
1 grew sick at heart as | watched with
burning eye-balIs the struggle through
the darkness. I could see the black
forms swarming around the trunk. where
Blair had backed up. After the first
howl of JOY, as it seemed to me, when
Blair jumped down, the wolves were less
noisy, and apparently more wary, for
they seemed to realize that they had an
enemy to deal with. I madly called TO
him, and muttered curses, as l tried TO
unite the thongs with which had lashed
myself to the trunk.
Hs, ha! glorious sport here, boy
another devil the less and his maniac
laugh and shout came up scarcely less
startling than those Of the wolves around
him. knew that he was mad.
i l could hear the vice-like jaws close
constantly around Blair, and now and
J then his axe sink with heavy, crunch
ing sound into some skull, and then all
grew dim; a delicious feeling of happi
r ness crept over me; the sounds of tbs
strife below died out, and sweet dreams
E stole over me Ike the summers breath
/ The reports of our rifles had reached tn,
2 cabin, which, as | afterwards learned
r was not twenty rods from where w,
= camped The inmates, numbering som
0 fourteen, by the addition of emigrant
: who had stopped in the storm, came ou
e with the dogs and guns, and reached th
II spot but a moment too late. Blair ha
lodged his ak so deeply in the head of
is wolf that the corners remained fast, an
e the others tore him down. They weT
e literally shot down with their fangs ho,d
: ing to the torn flesh, and his warm bloc
letting over their shaggy skins. Th
! mangled body was snaiched from ther
h and I cut it down from the tree and ca
A. ried it to the cabin.
ID l was all winter recovering from N
Of injuries. The awakening from th
K dream Of death was terrible awakenin
1e and I suffered more than pen can d
Il. scribe.
te Blair was buried on the edge of Il
IN prairie, and when l left in the sprin
h, the early flowers were already springir
ly upon his grave. The old man re;
i'll sweetly under the wide shadow Of the c
Sc oak.
n l carried the locket TO its destinatic
Ms The sister clutched it eagerly. and than
Ter ed me, though her heart almost bro
under the stroke. I remained in \,
York shrough the summer, and in /
nd autumn the sister returned with me
he - Prairie, and we built our cal
within sight of the brothers grave. I
oak is now dead and splintered. and
the spot where he died denseIy covered V
he an underground, whose vines shut
lng the light of day, and guard it even fir
ess the football of maa or beast. Last VIZ
aer our dog brought out a skull, with
wide cash Of an ak hit through the I
he Quietly, and without the knowledge
.ur- my wife, went and tossed the meme
and into the thickest growth Of the place
,a:d Daily Wisconsin,.
hall
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a- Half Of the misgovenment
lies in this one sophistical dilemma:
If the people are turbulent, they are
unht for liberty If they are quiet,
they arc aaft for liberty.--Na-
eauiGy-
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e4~ TIE fisheries Of Lake Micbigaa
sFs said fs rraasos $3.50 o09
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03

TPaoa1ce,A Sale.

VKYHRRRAS on the l4th day of April, A. =. 1855
w Sarah X. Alien aud Stephen 7 Alltn. her
hu,hnnI Of Scott county, state OF lows. executed
unto Prank Pium-r, as Trustee. a certain y ed OF
trust, conveying TO said trrstsc Tie land Scott
Couuty Iowa, described IA follows, to wit Begin
ming At q point eighy (sol fee; due ens. ( ON ths
north east cornsr Of lo' No five (5) block No one
bund red and ave (105 in L. Claire. al iion 10 he
CITY OF DAvepppr running souh from said point
along the eas, line Of Pr,y street hnni 81 ard
dfty r0I feet thence east eighty SCI feet IN nee
north of hundred aid ATTY (lJi) f'~t thence 81
eighty 1901 fees 10 tie ace 40 beginning; W. ich
said cnnve, ance was'rnade by The SAID Sa-ah Al
len and It ph n 4. Allen. for the purpose OF secu-
ring the pss mant Of two certain proml-sory notes
and the interest thereon, signad By said iarah ",
Alien anil 4terhen T, Aiict dated the IAN day ~
April. A u ISIS, and payable a. follows. One FIR
thI &c hundred aud sixty three colsrs payate The
l4th day Il Dec. mber 1858. and on- T. i've han
dred doiiars payable OH the i4ii OF december ,ss
wish interest the rate Of ter per per anuu,n
p.yabe to the order OF Ira own, which sad notes
ws re assigned By the said Ira Brown to james o.
Parker
And nov said 80 promissory notes having become
Su. and paysb'e, and tie "a q sarah Alien and
ST. phen Allen having failed to pay the sane |
Frank P1umeY, Tru tee Aforesaid, DO hereby give
this public notice tina, by vrtne Of the power who
Is ia me vested by said d. q OF Trust will ON Tues
day the 18th day Of April 1859 al the hour Of
O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day, at th- Court
House dor the city Of Davenport expose ard oe,
Tor sale ct public auction the parcel ofIai above
scrib. a. much thereof shall te necessary Il
satisfy nd pay the cunt OF said notes with the in
pest thereon u the day OF SALE together with al
the costs and expenses attending said sale costs O
this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day OF March, A 1859
PRANK PIUMRR,
meh1o Trn.. ee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03
Trustees Sale.

rrYHRRE A. on the 18th day Of ep. embar, A. D.
w 1883 John 3 williamson and uli W il iam ION,
his Wife executed unto james O. Brien % trustee a
certain deed OF trust, conveying to said trustee the
land In Scott county Iowa, described rs follows "
Wit The east half OF lot No twenty eight 1881 o.
known, numbered and designated on the reco1 dsd
plat OF ]. Rrsdshswsi subdivision Of part Of lot
sc ton Is tow ship IS range eat 5th p n IN
the city Of Davenport, which said conveyance vas
made BY the said John William AMI Julia n liz
mson, his wife for the purpose OF securing the pay
ment OF . certain promissary note and the interest
theresn signed BY said John 3 Williamson. dated
the 18th day Of September. d 1858, and pays
BILE o follows: One for two hundred and twenty
i've dollars. payable en- the 18th cay Ct March, D
1853, 70 John Ksne.
And nov said promissory note having become due
and PAYABLE and the said John . VIII lam ION having
failed 70 pay the same, james CBrien, trustee
aforesaid do hereby give this public notice, that by
virtue Of the power which is In vested BY said de
OF trust will, en- Monday the 18th day Of Apsi,A ID
1852 at the hour Of two O'Clock in the afternoon OF
said day, at the curt House door in the city Of Da-
venpor expose and offer for sale at public auction,
the parcel OF land above described much there
Of - shall be necessary satisfy and pay the
Of said With the interest the TO the day
sale together with all the costs and expenses atten-
ding said SALE costs Of this notice and Trustees
Dated the Saith day OF March, d 1870
JAMES O'BRIRN,
mch26 Trustee.