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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27

RAILROAD CoNvHNTIoN.-Hon. Erastus Cor
niaG, President Of the New York Central. Chas
Moran, President Of the New York and Erie,
Edgar Thompson. President of the Pennsylvania
Central, aud John w Garrett, President of the
Ssirimore md Ohio Railroad, are in session al
WhiaIos hotei as We go 10 press Their con-
ference Is private but Ii is understood that it Is
held with view to bringing about uniformity
OF action between the four great railroad lines
as 10 iafes' feight-charges, &c. -s.-
THr PUBLIC will be glad to learn that Matt
feeis original Campbell Minstrels and brass
pand give one Of their celebrated performances
al philharmonic Hall tonight.
SATURDAY next has been set apart by the Sen.
ate for the consideration Of business relating to
the District Of Columbia.
The STEAMER GxoRsK PAsr, having been put
In first class order will resume her trips to- NOR
row. See advertisement.
sch Btters in all cases Of DJspepsia and similar az
suoh silments I, is sI osent as tonic and pene
one most Of nfso es one to which Dr.. H osssttsr
can point with confidence and credit Indeed no
such an exceeded popularity az the Doctors BIT
ters, which are ever srded certain cure for
prais,nsly of its effects and therefore we can com
mend 1t to general use. Tne Bitters are free from
anytnlng calculated to prove INJURIOUS to the sys
tenn or obi eotionable to the patient.
r0I sale by Druggists and dealers generally, ev-
erywhere. Isl IS eoSt
COOP TIDINos The MESSENGER of health has
brought to the world no better tidnxs that we krow
oil. than that Mrs. M. ". Gardner's Indian Balsam
Of LIverwOrt may be obtaine ed al all the druggIsts
Tbs Is the most efectual cure for Coughs, Colds,
anu consumption. ji2S-lw
OPrIciAN AND OcULIsr-Dr. WoLFsoN, eth st =,
corner OF pennsylvania avenue, continues to fur
nish all requiring them with his celebrated Venezu-
eiean and Brazilian Crystal Spectacles and Eye
glasses, which gained the highest prize at the
World Falr. Many thousands have tried them,
anu all approve them. No charge to his customers
ior consultations as an oculist. The reputst on of
MS glasses TO remedy near sightedness, falling
cataract, &c, Is universally established throu bout
Europe as the United States. His charges
are extremely moderate.
de l0-lawSm
The Roor OF ALL EVIL Is the venom of disease
nstlled into the system by early abuse snce
ana excess Of any kind. This must be eradicated
from the system without delay; not a moment
snou,o DC lost. The pernlclous use of mercury will
not 90 IL; nay, It. will injure rather than cure
Irissemar and is your only chance-a perusal
ol the BOOK IN uman Frallty or Ply Biological Re
explain every thing. Ii will only cost you IS cents
10 % had OF DIR. Barrow, ISL Prince street, New
fork: sent Tree OF postage everywhere.
ia 20 lsw4w
=, WEDplNe CAKES, very pretty and very cheap, at
the phla Confectionery, corner 18th and r
streets. Toe Cream and Water Ices 81 cents per
euart' ia 7-1m<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27
IL The Lauren. cOrre,popdent 81 the eo.,

u The Lsurens correspondent OF the Boston
Journal says:
Capt: sam. Walker, who recently visited
Linn ana Bourbon counties, believes that both
Brown and Montg omery from dwelling on m.
wrongs they have suffered in the past, are be-
come NonomdNiaes He states that MoIAgome-
rvs laugh has become actually fendish, and
thar his eye has not the expression OF a sane man
otherwise, however, he appears perfectly RAJ
tional, and talks Of the acts Of his men with en-
tire calmness. Even Montgomery believes that
Brown is insane''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27

II steps have been taken In Boston 20 .ecure
the erection Of hre-prOof building for the pur-
pose OF containing Prof. Agassiz's collection OF
natural history. The Professor has a large guam
tity OF very valuable specimens stored in wood
en- building, where they liable to be DESTROYED
by FIRE. The new edihce is proposed to be In
Cambridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27

" A boy, three years old. was badly scsIded
IN Burlington few days since. His friend. inn.
mediately applied oil and cotton; the cotton was
accidentally set on Gre This second burning
caused his death,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27
THE PEOPLES COFFEE POT.

REhD, BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR
H HEALrH.-Madam MOUNTS ConsumptIoL
Destroyer, acts magicaliy on Coughs, Colds. Asth
ma. Bronchitis. and Consumption. In cases Of
Of 50 cents. Persons fiom all seol ions ordered
diuerent quantities ~ express. 1t IT, purely vege-
taole; babe can take IL without injury. Having
been restored to health by il herself from deep con-
sumption. she recommends il unhesitatIngly to all.
Delays are dangerous. Make immediate application
If you wish to be saved. Apply at No. $50 street
between 18th and 18th, or at Stott's corner Penn
avenue and It'll street also, at Culvers, corner 18th
street and Penn. avenue. de 9-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27
New York Markets.

A. NV XIV YORK, Jan. 27.-Flour Is buoysnt; State
80 3As' SOi Ohio 80 .2Oss6 40; Southern IS sSs
Mheat Is Arm. Corn is quiet; new white sOas.e;
Pork - 6uoyant; old mess sI7 IS; new do sIs 50:
Whisky is dull at 26Kc.
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DIED.,

On the 18th instant. at $40 p m after an illness
OF Gays, OF pneumonia, which she bore with chris
ian iorutude and resignation. MARGARET
JANE, ~ the 18Th year of her age, youngest daugh.
ter OF John and Mary Espe,.
- Death loves d shining mark -
The funeral will take place from the residence of
ner parents. on 10Th street, between f. and SITS ,
on saturday, 18TH instant, at O'Clock D. m. Ths
relatives and friends of the family are sctGuy
invited to attend. (Bal. Sun& Clipper copy,)
On the Gath instant, WILLIE HENRY REID.
liam and Mary Ann Reid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27

O-A census Of the population OF Rome has
Just been completed from which Il appears that
the total OF the Inhabitants is about $50 yss7-
figure al about which the city has remained for
the last $50 years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27

IL Thursday last, II was discovered that
FIenchman named Csmpan, near Detroit, had
killed his wife and buried her so csrelessly thar
the toes OF the corpse appeared above ground.
He was arrested and the case sent to the grand
Jury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27
Baltinlsre Markets.
BAITINnRR

x,rs aL iIs nl Jan T-FlOur is qss; Howard
wheat Is unchanged; white 81 .4OasI IS; red
~ corn n Is duti with declining tendency; white
-, PROVISIONS are buoyant; bulk sides &c; mess
Lard Is quiet at 1IYc
Whisky Is dull at Use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27
THE CELEBRATED
DR.. J. s. ROSES MEDICINES,
Pun

OF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies are the result of thirty a va years
oil extensive and successful practice and are the
only IeIabls preparations 10 cure the various ills
that flesh IL heir to.
DR.. J. ). ROSES COUGH SYRUP. EN-
PECTORAN Nj WILL radically cure Coughs Colds
HOarsness. Bronchitis, and all Lung diseases Price
80 cents and 81.
DR.. J; ROSES Alternative sYRcP,
or Blood Purifier, for the cure Of scrnfuIa Old
EIuptlons Chronic diseases, Ulcers, Swelled Neck
blood. Pnce 81.
DIR. J. :. loses DYsPEPTIc COMPOUND.
plant. Price 50 cents.
DIR. J. ;. ROSES PAIN CURER. Ii ia not
cure all but 10 alone has stood the test OF IS years
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Chollo-
Pains IN the StOmacb and Bowels, SprsIns: Bruises
Pans IN the Limbs, JOINTS Back. and SPINE or any
pam internally or externally. Piee, Il, IS, and 50
Ifyou wish to get cured Of any of tse above oom-
plants. get pr. J. :. Roses genuine Medicines,
which you will know when genuine by having his
written signature on the cork Of each bottle Sold
BY druggists generally.
N. b. Beware OF these poor nostTums purport-
lug to be the hest IN the world. ia 2i-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27
AUUfIOH sALn

). G. MCGUIRE CO.. Auotioussr,-
REN. F.. FRENCH'S NINTH ANNUAT
u OF Books AT AucrIoN-on SkT11LL S al
RooS .1s o. Jan 18th. and Every Evenps nntiif
Hay,ns been seven years With p. Pratt "a, i,
would be HAPPY 70 see all his d customers. 81 NJ
socE Is one Of the largest and best selected sTs
SE.4ue 49, 70 tbs CITY, comprising
The standard Poets, in rich sntIa ne bindinSs bean
m, uIuny Illustrated and illuminated,
MM.averly Novels, IL volumes, eomplete,
D'cnens WORK. four styles Of binding complete in
C!uskeX's Political Text Book. &o,&c
ne BOOKS are warranted new and perfect Books
Hivste sale during the day at half publisher
ladies' add gentlemen are invited to call and ex-
Auction sale commencing at o'clock At Cas,idy,s
Oia store bstween 10th and nth streets, Penn ave
JAS. G. r MEG 81 uf ftifs e., Auo....
BEN. Y. FKENcH, Salesman. ia H'tf
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF . vnt of
w her faoias issued from the Clerks ofoe of the
Omcnn Gonrt OF the District Of Colu nbla for the
county OF washington, and to me directed, 1 will
eApose 20 pubic Sale. for CASH, in front of the
the 20 DAY Of ebruaIy next, 1859, at IL oooE M
tne following described Property, to Wit: A
oeIendants title, claim and interest in and 70
PAT. o, Lots NOS and g. "a Square No. 5s5. begin
OF southwest corner of Lot No g. thsI ce sou
tne me OF SAID street % feet: thence east on lac
.; night angles to said street 90 feet to public alley
% feet thence west 90 fact to the line of sad
10 the place of beginning tog with ali ana am
guar the improvements thereon, selz ed ard levied
spSap s' sss gToPs5y Of Stain and will be
1859, in favor Of John Van Reswici ''"''
w. SELDEN, Marshal
yaH u Tor the District Of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27

NEW YORK, January q Stocks are dull and
lower; Chicago and Rock Island 60x; Michig,n
S So 70 New York Central s4S; Reading
souri, 6'S S6I M '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27

TELADON SNYDER.
" Philharmonic Hall ,psst OF Star Ofce,
DEALER IN AND MANUFACTURER
STOVES, TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET-IRON
WARE.
invite the attention of the public to my complete
assortment of Cooking, ParOr, and Heating Stoves,
most of which are Of style and quality before
offered In this market.
have also on hand and constantly manufacturing
all kinds Of Tin and Japaned Ware, OF the very best
material, and will manufacture to order any article
In my line. pledgins myself to give entire satisfac
ton bot h as to quality and price.
. Tin Roofing, Plumbing, Steam, Gas Fitting ard
Repairing done at the shortest notice by
wOrkmen. in slim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27
BOARDING.

ROhRD.-A lady and gentleman or two or three
- single Gentlemen can be furnished with X 90 ms
and Board, IN private family, a snort distance
east OF the Capitol. Inquire at the Star Ohlcs or
MoPhers0ns Drug store. Capitol Hill. js 26 st"
BOARD AND ROOMS.-Board, with Rooms on
~ the second floor, can be had at No. 458 l2th st.
between 6 and II. In Ia Or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27
Love and Suicide.

hoNEsp.Lx, Pa Jan. 25.-A young man n.r,.s
GEORGE w. Wilson committed snIcIas IN. smea
ing oy shooting himself with pistol. The reS-
love shea Tor the act 10 disappointment in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27
CengressIenaI Nsmi,.,to,

cMIDDLErowN, Conn, Jan. IS In the second
Congressional district Of this STATE u, 49,
woodruff has been nominated for Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27
OUR sICAL RIEN


A weekly publication of Sheet Music suitable for
the play and Of the Home circle and oop
sEtng OF SIX teen pages full folio size, stitched m
handsome cover. IL contains all the Dc pu ar dances
Of the day aTranI ements from the most favorlte
operas sceDas, songs, ballads, airs, dc. An abun-
dant supply of everything that the popu ar TASTE
demands never too difhcult. always Instructive,
and ever fresh and delg stful.
Fhe favor with which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND
has been received by the public. and the CONNIE nda-
tons 10 has won from the Press, guarantees of
It's worth. work SO cheap, accurate, and elegant
does rot exist ln any other country. The same
amount OF music procured 81 the regular stores
would cost at least twenty times What IL costs ia
"Our Musical Friend" Variety and ex Gel ence are
secured BY subscribing 20 periodical 90 cheap, and
much needed.
Pieces by the following composers have appeared
selves: Mozart. & Lover. Walerstein, Mey erbeeT,
ElotOw, Bursmu Ter, r. Schubert, Verd. Donlzetti,
strauss, Musard Thaberf, Bale, RossInI, J.
Weber, kucken. Speyer, Abt, q. A. Macisrrep,
BeilInI, n. smart hscher, Crouch. DAlbert. Blsk-
op, A Cber, Psesleo. LindpaInter. Beethoven de.
dc. All these pieces within the range of Ordl-
nary play and SINGERS ana are Invariably charao-
tsrlzad by delicious melOay and easy ACCOMPANY,
ments. =
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND
s published weekly. price 10 cents, and may be Or
dered from any baokseller or eerlodcal dealer. lt
will lie sent direct from the ofhce nf publication at
the following rates yearly IS; half year % 50;
Clubs copies, SO; copies so; 10 copies Stn per
year; same rates for hat year. NO spbscriptlon
tax en- for less than months, pay able In advance
Once Of Our Musical Fnend " Is Frankfort
street, New York. c. u. SEYMOUR CO.,
ia 2s-ImD&W Proprietors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

u THs SrAR PUBLISHES ZEE LISTS or
LETTERS REMAINING ~ ZEE WAsBINsros CIR
fosI OFFICE UEDER TEE PROVISIONS or rHn
Law DIRECTING TEEN 70 RE PRINTED IN fHu
sFwsPAPER HAVING TIE LARGEST cIRCULA-
ffoS wIraLS TEE DELIVERY OF TIE errIcE.
lrs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION rs MORE THAN
DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IN TEE DISTRICT OF CoLUnpIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27

., iM, Ns, Jan. 2S.-Freights On sot,o,
and erchpoa IN this market are Quoted Al "a
freights are Is 32a7- led, and .,s,,, AT Mobile
cent. N s'efhng 7tss per
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27

Two ADJOINING Rooms, Comfortably fur
ma avenue. between 10th and nth sts. south side.
FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without Board.
with Board 2i6F street, next door Chubbs' Bank.
A BARE CHANCE for a Person with Small
n "A Sspts TO Commence Busness.-The snbscri
GOOD WILL of his store SstisfactoTy reasons
dGf as he intends changing his business Ad-
eIe.s L. d: u. y georgetown. c. ia % 2t'
RQ90GMiss F. RENT. WITH OR WITHOUT
la north street Capito Hi. This is ore of the
w: GoLLE2 CO.. No. SIS sti Street Apply 10
FOR REATSA ERAME HOUSE. containing
ao&ed E Hsuf SAti' IN III iaFTsd s%s
EoR sALE-The Goods and Fixtures OF a small
GROCERY, situated on street mo. PSI
bstween sd and ~ streets Island is an excellent
for selling is that business of more inport.nce re-
CURES him to leave the city. Terms low for cash.
Apply on the premises. JAZZ ST.
Dk agS nsd OF .as the ss2Ss Fix
WASHINGTON, In one of the bsst locations off the
Avenue Tsrms-ons half cash; the remainder on
count of falling health. ADDRESS W.. with real name
and reference, At Star Office, Washington, ID. G.
EOR ShLb.-The Good Will, Fixtures, r urni-
I tuIe, and stock of hrst-class RkSTAU-
KANT, col tanning eight rooms, kItcbS and cellar
doing very fair business, located 10 the central
part OF the city, near by Penn avenue will be dis
posed OF low for cash, or on such terms will suit
the purchaser, as the proprietor Is deslrous of
chasgIng has mode OF busi4ess. Apply to WIN J.
PARH NJ, No. 66 Louisiana avenue, near 9TH st.
ja A-eoSt.
VALUABLE TRACT OF WOUD-LANDAT
v. PRIVATE SALE.-The subscriber offers at
private sale a tract of Wood land situated imme
diateJ on the pu bic road leading from the Forest
OF Prince Georges to WsshIngto city, about half
q mile from the Long Old Fields, adjoining the
and others.
1t contains about 80 or 80 acres and Is well stocked
with Pine, Oak, Chestnut, &c. The soil is of an
excellent quality, and susceptible OF being easily
improved. VI can be cleared up without much
trouble and advantag eOusly-arda portion oft Is
oedded With clay, of hrstrate quality for brick
The land will be shown to any person disposed to
purchase by James ysrboe, ESQ. at the Long Ola
Fields, or the subscriber. Letters addressed to
me, at Upper Marlborough: will meet attention..
"a Wv JOHN III. SALISBURY.
STEAm SAW MILL FOR SALE Cheap
y with ID cling House ano Acres of Land, at
station on A. L.. snd Hampshi Railroad, now near
oompleuon) Also. Tract OF Land, containing
ABOUT Ho sores, chiefly In timber, half mile from
road. JAS p. PURDY
Hsrndon Post Ofioe, r airfaI County,
)ao-imS Virginia.
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Failure Of q Telegraph ..,.r,,,..

BosroN, Jan; 9Th .committee to whom "A
49, = re- tne petition OF Robev, Smith, Gis
, , TO lay telegraph from Cape Ann. Nh -
,'mouth, Nova Scotia, unanimously rejeoted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27
By GREEN, Auctioneer.

by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
H TURE AT AUCTION-On FRIDAY the sstb
instant, shall sell, al the residence OF w H. Draw
ner, ESQ, Mo-, on the north side of north r be-
tween I'd and Sd streets west, at 10 O'clock A m
an excellent assortment Of nearly new Furniture
EIne Walnut Damssk covered PsrIor Set.
Fine Walnut Marble top Centre Table and Wash
Closet, ~
Fine Mahogany Marble-top and other Bureaus,
Inc 90. French and other Bedsteads,
Fine Walnut Wardrobe and SIdeboard
Elne Veneer Cane seat Dining and other Chairs
Elne walnut Extension Table, Hat Rack &c
Chika; orockery' Gisss, Table Cutlery, and Plated
Superior Man:el Vases and Girandoles,
flIe Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
DO ster and Pillows, Bedding.
Velvet, Tapestry ard other Carpets,
Cooking Radiator ard other Stoves
w TN good lot OF Kitchen Requisites, and mapy
otherartIc!es, which we deem unnecessary TO
enumertte. "
Terms All sums under S25, cash; over s25. a
ercot OF 90 ard 81 days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
laA A. GREEN, Auct
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by .. v. McUOlhE q CO.. Auotloneers,
GREAT SALE BY CATALOGUE OF A
~ LARsR AND VALUABLE INVOICE OF I,oNpoN
Sooks-On THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVE.
NIN0S, January Hth and 18th. at the suction
rooms, commencing at 81 O'Clock, we shalI sell
Hlthout reserve, large and valuable Invoice OF
European Books, received direct from WiIhs
Sothoron, London. comprising about zoo volumes
az pound In the most substantial and elegant style
we name, In part, amongst the ted VOLS
Lopdon In the XIX tn Century, Ackermann's Mi
. o.Ocosm of London, i'
parte, A D0HH
Battles of Waterloo. Quartre Bras, and L,rp,.
Canders Modern Traveller,
knights Pictorial Museum,
corps OF Royal Engineers. a COMPLETE sat with
, several hundred engravIngs,
hica arc son studies from Old English MsnSions
t,odulgs's BOTANICAL Cabinet, British Drama
meyers Brltsh Birds, Gallerie de Vienne.
LONDON Illustrated News, MoJan's Costumes of
the Clans of Scotland, Vi
SmPson's ILLUSTRATIONS Of the War in the East
ShaksP eaTe;s Dramatic Works, BOydel's sumptu-
Together with Dean Swift. Works, Annual Reg
iister, Quarterly Review, Journal of Sclenoe
khe whole forming he largest ana most valus Lie
city. ~ ouo'ion IN TINS
Terms: $40 snd under cash over sos credit OF
p ana 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes,
r. ;. Catalogues may be obtained and the Books
examined upon application at the auction rooms
ia Is eo& 27thS 2sthJan Anctio,se,,
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EIpAFts n C>st>-

thu I nnl, Jan 2s-The exports Of cotton from
for Enai,na ing the week were no baIes-sI
sm rSm New Orleans the export. during ~. w.,
France 70 England and 900 q
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FISH.-FISHm
NEW MESS MACKEREI., very, superior.
Also. Hsibut, smoked and in pickle,
Blue Fish, In pickle,
Tongues and sounds
Dutch He rings, In kegs,
Scotch IIerrinss,
Sealed Herrings, in tin,
Also. flesh Holsters,
Fresh Clans,
KING & BURCHELL,
ia y corner lstn ST. and Vermont avenue.
SCHOOL OF DESIGN AND MECHANICS
- MEME SSSiTTt nj prtSc,,
Lessons in Architectural and Ornamental Design
lng. EnEInee5ng and Mechanical Drawing every
so,siook the third story Of EencJ Block, corner
Terms. IS DAr month. in adv.nca uols-f
PRICE M fEP MF1iG, PSE EEALF!
INFLAMmATS%Skky DISEASES.
ONLY OH boLLAR.
CHRONIC PACKAGE S2.5O.
IL See Advertisement. ia Tiff
SoApsroSSEEsGTkk In fEhsoN S,.,., e,o;,.,.
Waffle Irons, ChaiinE Dishes. Coffee Urns.. Plate
warmers, Foot w farmers, at my House IF furnishing
is rs GEO. FRANCIS"
C. WEIRMAN'S CARD
a. OK HIS Patrons and others, the Ladies and
ID edus OF aflliles Oh w ashlngtOn, u 6Orge-U
town, Alexandra, and vicinity. "a
C. WElRMAN. 424 18th street, between New
York avenue and II street, has returned from Phil.
adelphla with very hne stock of his Ladies' aud
Chlldrel's CUSTOM MADE SHOES, which he
will sell at reduced rates for cash
They are the same make. qua Ity of material du.
rability of workmanship and elegant finish as here
totore, which are so well known to his numerous
patrons throughout the District and various States
TO De lncOmparably superior In every respect, and
entirely different IN sly e, ht and artistic workman
ship, to any others vended here or elsewhere
He has male arrang ements greatly to extend his
business, and therefore will sell at exceedingly
moderate rates, on the terms above named,
Families may save halfthe mo- ey usually thrown
away on worthless shoes that have neither sty IL.
hit, nor " ear In them.
The subscriber will warrant his in every pariicu
lar, and that one pair will Outlast three pairs OF
those of CthsT manu- fRcture.
There can be no strOEg guaranty OF the lnestlma
bile quality OF these shoes than the universally ac-
kn0wledsed fact that they retain their perfect
to the last, until entirely worn out. jax2
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By A. GREEN. Anotions.,

DJ n. UhEEN, AuotlOneer.
TNkUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il EsTATK-By virtue of a deed Of trn.t hearinS
date an OF June 1851. and ded among the and
records OF the District of Columbia, in Iiber T. A.
auction. on THURSDAY, 9th day Of January ls5s
o. o. COCK p. m In front of the premises all that
CITY OF Washington. and marked and designsied In
the general plan OF said city lot number five IS
situated on the north side of street north between
tth ami 5th strests west, having a front of sky
alley. " ~ iO0'
erms: One fourth cash. and balance m eousl
payments with interest at 6, ~ and Is months the
sotes ior the deferred payments to be secured by
dsec OF trust upon the property.
Terms of sale to be complied with in 6va davs
otherwse the trustee the night 70 resell al
the risk and cost of the purchaser.
AL convey AMONG at the cost of the purcbase,
ANDREW WYLIE, Trustees
ia 4-ots A. GREEN, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27

SUPREME Corr, YEsrKRDAY-No. So. Chas
B.lcher Co, plaintiffs in error, agt George A
Lawrason, Collector of the port of New Orleans
The argument Of this cause was continued by
Mr.. Benjamin for the plaintiffs In error, by MIR
Attorney General Black for the defendant In
error, and concluded by Mr.. Reverdy Johnson
for the plaintiffs In error
No: 50 The United states, plaintiffs In error,
agt. the City Bank OF Columbus The argument
OF this cause was commenced by Mr. Attorney
General Black for the PLAINTIFF. In error, and
continued by Mr.. Stanbery for the defendant In
error. Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27

The THEATRE.-The Lady of Lyons was well
performed, last night, to good sized audience.
Miss Davenport seems to be particular favorite
with the members Of Congress- more Of whom
we notice in attendance than during previous
engagements. In fact, she appears to be a IA
vorite with every body, which she richly de-
serves 10 be IL Is to be hoped that her engage
men, here will be Of long continuance
For performance, tonight, see advertisement
In tue proper column.