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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

Tia NEWSPAPER As AN EDUCAToR.--A
school teacher, who had been engaged long
time in his profession, and witnessed the in-
huence Of family Of children, writes to the
Ogdonsburg Sentinel, thus -
Il have found it to be the universal fact,
without exception, that those scholars OF both
sexes and all ages, who have had access to
newspapers at home, when compared with
those who have not, are
Better readers, excclling in punctuation,
and consequently read more understaudingIy.
They arc better spoilers, and define words
with case ard accuracy.
They obtain practical knowledge Of geog-
raphy in almost half tho time itrequires 9TH
ers, as tho newspaper has made them IA
miIar with the location Of the most impor-
tant places, natoaa, their governments and
doings on the globe.
They are better grammarians, for, having
become 20 familiar with every variety 10 the
nowspa per, from the commonplace ADVERTISE
mcnt to tho finished and classical grafton OF
the statesman, they moyo readily comprehend
tic meaning OF the text, ard consequently
anali89 III construction with accuracy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

Why the Mill " az Stopped.

In one of the older States once resided an
in6del, the owner Of a saw-mill situated by
tho side of the highway, over which large
portion Of Christian congregation passed
every Sabbath to and from Church. This
infdeI, having no regard for the Sabbath, was
as busy, and his mill was as noisy on that
holy day, as on any other. Before long it
was observed, however, that at certain
time before the service the mill would stop,
remain silent, and appear to be deserted for
a few minutes, when its noise and clatter
would recoumonc0 and continue till about
the close of the service, when for short
time it again ceased.
1t was soon noticed that one Of the dea-
cons Of the Church passed the mill to the
place Of worship during the silent interval
aud, so punctuaI was he to the hour, that the
inddel knew just when to stop his mill, SO
that it should be silent whilc the deacon was
passing, although he paid no attention to the
passing of others. On being asked why he
paid this mark Of respect to the deacon, he
replied" The deacon processes just what
'he rest OF you dc; put ne noes such Hlc,
that it makes nc feel bad here Quitting his
hand upon his hearty to run my mill while
he is passing"
This Incident illustrates the power of
holy, consistent life, aud shows Us very clear
" tic kind Of influence we should exert upon
those around US. This good man, it appears,
walked in wisdom toward those without
the Church Of Christ, as the apostle oxhors
all Christians to do He exhibited in his
daily intercourse q temper and conduct cor
responding with the principles which he pro-
leased; and, while such department will not
always induce q scofer to embrace those
principles, it will 60 far to disarm his preju-
dices, that bis esteem for our protesting them
may in the end lead him to hearty embrace
OF the truth.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22
CERTIFICATE FROM DR.. HAYES

h"ayCr 20 Tie ai1 OF Mp' sFchueettg
have alQlyzed tie Concentrated IeRveu mannfae-
turca by MsssrJ. EdJg. ChamtetlM < Co with refgr.
the eff ct Of yeast in dt,erding dou2hamd el ebv rep
DOING it fit hacking bread This article skilltuily
compounded IN N perfectly pure maerals VII CHI leave
othiIfg br vegetable salt, which eutiaiIy q de-
sirable otd in II bread. lt1a thr dough without
stunning the fugar any other principle in the flour
more sweet. palatsble breed than can be obtained
through II aid of yeast lille Tor cakes and ps gtry
is invaluable as caves NIL risk ard much thu If
the pastry cook.
lie experiments m&de by me confirm The Ftatemenr4
Ct tc manufactures, ara prove this compound WORTHY
CT public approval and extended use respectfully,
A. &. HAYES, NJ. y State hsseyer.
I5 foy|st2n st., Boston, Scrt,25, 1867"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22
HOW TnTGG 1T

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= =. a. -, ~ "5to VIM Eiett
49, -; ., ~ '.''-H =. ."N' 81 O III lfUle Ppd'
IL; -. ~, ~. ~ - 1,...,
49, 'ffi A@o "a E2l4T- No or !hIee tea.
c y"l a. ,a i'' &C.: :a 10 II e qHfly OF he
n9"tl ~ rIs qL" o. IL Ut ~ Thoroughly by as
IT. - - :. IN t@ ~ y ,lQus L . eSc Up u esa
~ - .. 90 ~ 80 OF w -" HehS me Taste
~ m rr - .,,,t' ~ Xxx e., Ia e,y rli5
y 81 p tin,' l.'.'.n pt5 MECh lhtG drg thouId
...,' .. ~ We Gtsli' T. iot"'. f'd pace lmme
W. -, y I, d, gl w 'l1 "a, % ch.5
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mn5 thn with ~ , ~ t ,n it pu(er; arg
w .s.c '!n 'rIuSH 20 'h'|l INTO Iosi, and
- 49,. = ~ ~ - -, =. 'io', ~ 81, r. ,
,., -, na ,,. .oHS! Co.rus OF LeaYen 10
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nil, and 9t In a. ~ "N' NC l'''e INN WIN
~ ~, 81, co. 49, U,e. - " r Nv u',u'
49,, 49, or a. - ~ e.Hi o3' ub % ieaVeh 70
sfte tc79tnr ~ w., ,s o obnt nea ali wsa
lossos mol ,,t ~ sIru Toou' ~ OF mo
~ ~ 10 nlS' MY nnks Slowly
NAL "na,"-a ~ - ~ 81" p,S buhlcleht 70
, tis de SEQ, =" ,"t 80, -" lt X IIeh Ihree tea-
toSh AZ 81 II, onu CHok qulcE
two esenoopfs Of Lt9ysn rnb in nss n1Ir ana
b"it os 49, @ "'V" IVY IA ptge Oh pnlter
md hoil fa5 rn., ''A MIN gu" in'h OF water
~ Cpaup nv 800, C.rr CSC +..,.
Guns 81 fonr md o teaemaopso ct ~ TWO la'S e.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

NoTnrr.--Youus man Thy mother isthy
best friend. The world may forget YOU thy
mother never: tde world may TiIlulIy do you
many wrongs-;hy mother never the world
may prosecute you while living, and when
dead plant the ivy and nightshado Of SANDER
upon your gaaslosa grave-but thy mother
will love and cherish you while living, ard if
she survives you, will weep for you when
dead, such t0ars as none but mothers knoY
how 10 weep. Love thy mother.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

The EXCITEMENT or INroxIcArloN. Tho
love Of narcotics and intoxicating compounds
is universal, it nay almost count as az in
st;nct. Every nation las it in a greater or
less degree; some in the shape Of opium,
some Of stacking, some in drink, some in
snuff, but from tha equator to the snow-lioo
it exists-a triac changed il dress, according
to the climate but always Inc same reed, al
ways the same desire. Kings have declecd
punisbments On the secular side; priests have
authenticated on the spiritual lawmakers
have sought to pluck out the habit, root and
branch. from their people but all to 10
goodman still gees on smoking, chewing and
Suufhng; putting an enemy into his mouth
TO steal away his brains, aud finding immense
satisfaction in u practice that makes him
both on invalid and mailman, and never
quits him till it has laid him fairly in the
grave Chambers Jmunal,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

SmMULANTs.-The Louisville Journal beau
titulIy says: There are times when the pulse
lies low in the bosom and beats slow in tie
veins when the split sleeps the sleep, appar-
emily, that knows no waking, in its house of
clay, and the window shutters arc closed, and
the door is hung with the invisible Grape o.
melancholy; when We wish the golden sun
shine, pitchy darkness, and very willing to
fancy clouds where no clouds be. This lisa
state Of sckEesS, when physic may be thrown
to the dogs, for we will have nonc Of it.
What shallraise the slecpless Lazarus? What
shall make the heart beat music again, and
the pulses dauc2 to it through all the myriad
halls in our house Of lie What shall make
the sun kiss the Eastern hills again fer us,
with all bis old awakening gIadncSs, and the
night overflow with moonlight music love and
flowers 9'>-lLsZs itself is tho great stimulant
the most intoxicating Of alI-and performs
al these miracles; but it is miracle itself,
and is not at tie drug store, whatever they
say. The counterfeit is in the market. tut
the winged god is not a moncy-changer, we as
sure you.
Men have tried many things but still they
ask for stmnIauts. The stimalants we use
but require the use of more. Men try to
down the floating dead Of their souls in the
vine CUP, but the co!pses will rise. We see
thoir faces in The bubbles. The intoxicatiou
Of drink sc,s the world whiting again, and
Tie pulses playing music, aud the thoughts
gQl.oping, Tut the last clock runs down soon
er, aud the unnatural stimulation only leaves
the house i, fills With widest roge,ry, more 81
lent, more sad, more deserted, more dead
There is only one stimuant that never
falls and yet never intoxica!es Duty. Du,
~ puts blue sky over eyey man-up in his
heart may be into which tho shy-lark, hap
piness, always goes singing
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22
Oj)c Family CircIc.
The Day LabOrer.


NV The morning SOW Thy seed, and in the event
withheld rot thy hand; for thou knowest not wheth
al prosper either this that, OF whether they be
shall Re alike good. "-EccieS. ri: {.
Sow W beside all waters,
Where the DIV OF heaven may fan;
Yc sAall reap il ye he not weary,
For tho Spirit brcathes o'er all.
Ecy, though the .horns may wound thee
One wore She tho.ng for thee
Ind Enough the coll worll sc0rn thee,
Ta.ient ana hopeful be.
Sow yo beside all waters,
wilma blessing and prayer;
Name Him whcse hand upholdS Us,
Aud SOW thou everywhere.
Sow, though The rock repel tl!9e,
In It's cold and sterile pride
fomo cleft there may be riycu,
Where the little seed may bids.
Pear rot, for som, will flourish;
AVID. though the tereS abound,
Like he willows BY the waters
VIII tie 2cat..r.d gain be found.
Work While aytilho lasteIh,
Ere the shades Of night come en-;
rso TIL Lord Of ,L3 vineyard comctl,
iad he labarel's work i, done.
" ork ! in dc wild taa.a place,
Though roe. thS layc hall own
GA guides th9 5ownof the t..suo
naAa-rin9 wiad hash town.
viii jc.as Glide ,ag weakness,
Or ,eN. '.y lltsr vain;
TLa word Hat far Hin lhou Dearest,
Shall r-,efN oliW again.
O. ri n i,.s l...r, i'm J.. vi zen
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

lie who can not take hint, can not COM
prehend long explanation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-05
THE LATEST NEWS
MunicipaI Elertieus.
L e l. e G. r A p HIC.


v.sts,S,, n Y, April4.-The charter election
gmocr,c Essuiteo In the success Of the soft de-
., t,1., 80 Shuno briggs being elected collector
va ~. i Aee anu assessments, Bernard O,Ne,l ronn
nusn. VI repairs and supplies and Cha, Ter,
ney ssee' CoH1l ssloher. OF the sldermen A.,
are democrats to republicans and Of az. -.
vlsors III are democrats TO s republican,,
ELMIRA, n. Y, April AIT the chart, .,.,
ton here to-day the democrats elected nearly ~,
entire ticket NHeh
SCHENECTADY, n. Y. April 3.-Benj T Potte,
rep was to-day elected mayor by 400 majority
over the democratic candidate.
BUFFALO, N. V, April AIT the election Yea
frday the democrats carried the entire municipal
ticket
CINCINNATI. April AT the election held YES
terday Tor city and ward officers the democrats
elected their entire ticket by an average majority
OF 200. The democrats elect Q councilmen and
the republicans s. There was an opposition ma
jority in the city last year.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, April 3-The munich pal cleo
ton Yesterday passed of quietly. The opposition
elected their mayor, marshal and a We councilmen
ana the democrats one councilman and the bal
ance Of the city officers.
MILwAUKEK, Wis, April 3.-At the municipal
election to- day, Lynde, dem, was elected mayor
by 900 majority. The democrats also elect
their comptroller and city attorney. The repub-
iicans elect their treasurer by from two TO four
hundred majority.
TOLEDO, o., April 3.-At the municipal election
yesterday the central republican ticket with The
exception OF one councilman, one assessor and
one constable, was elected by average msjorities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-05
Rhode Ialand EIection

PROVIDENCE, April i.-The general election fcr
governor, and other State officers, took place in
this state to-day, after most exciting canvass
The returns show that VIM Sprague. the Icon
sentative candidate for Governor, supported by
Democrats, Wings, Americans, and moderate Re,
puoiicans, Is elected by large majority over Mr.
paoelford, the nominee Of the Republican party
Mr.. Sprague. although not a politician, 10 said TO
be an American Republican," and TO entertain
national sentiments. Walter =. burgess on the
ucket with him for Attorney General, is a Demo
crat; and :. A. Parker, the State Treasurer, lie a
member OF the American party. The candidates
for 1t Governor and Secretary Of State were voted
for by all parties.
The Republican majority in the State in 1856 for
President was 4,9s7, and In 1859 for Governor it
was 800.
PRovlDENcE, April 5.-Sprague's majority will I
probably be fully 500 for Governor
The Legislature also has amajority against the
Republicans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-05
fENNIKs.-Persons desiring Penn,es vii, .Iv.x.
Ind them for exchange at ths Star Once cnnnt.r
TO CoNsuMPrIyRs.

QHeTH COD LfreT Oil .JelIU
This great specific fer CONSUMPTION I: 8, Of ,r,.r
Sssssd ~ With ITS
high scientific principles If the pnte o; upO POI
OF ihs ues tSs taste Of the
without mastication, and is gradually dIs.nIysdI
ana IN dse.ted passing into the small shines drop
y dioP, SUPPLYING the wastes of the body BY its
tai. lnE nature in overcoming the disease Ap.
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine
preparation is confidently offered as . remedy foi
GSnsamPti3n and Al ScrofulOus affections
spectacle drugsists. Price 81 per bottle
PkNIoLD, PARKER & MowKR,
NO. Id Beekman street, New York,
mef io-Sm Wholesale Agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-05
PHYSICIANS USE THE WILD CHERRY.

- EXETER. Me Sept. s..
This cartIfes that have recommended the use of
W1stdTs BGfSdn Of Wild Cherry for dis a es Of the
Lung for two years past and manv bottles to nv
knowledge, have been used by my PATIENTS ali will
beuehcIal results. In two cases, where it was
the Wild Cherry effected q cure. f. BOYDEN
PhysicldH at Erste7 Corner
DR.. FREH EIGH, of Saugertias, ". V, saws he
cure4 Liver Complaint of four yea g. standing thu
would not yield to the usual remedies.
ABRAHAM SKILLMAN, M d., of Roundbrook, ~
J., says 1t Is the best medicine for CONSUMPTION in
every stage, that he has ever known.
None genuine unless signed /. Blu ts on the wrap-
per. 'f
Prepared by 8. w. Fowle Il Co., Boston, .rd for
sale by IA: Gllman, 8. G. Ford, jr s. B Waite,
". Stott John Schwarze. NaiIn Il Palmer, Wash
lastoE; and by dealerz everywhere, app lvr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-05
Vermont Republican state Copy.ut,en

NoR1HFIELD, April 3.-Hon. Levi Underwood
of Burlington. presided over the Republican state
Convention here to-day, when the following dele
gates were chosen to the Chicago Convntion: <.
\ Briggs, Of Brandon; Peter l.. washburn, Of
w oodstock; f.. ID. Mason, Of Richmond; and E
Z. Reddington, of st Johnsbury. The following
Were chosen as substitutes: Reynolds Carpenter,
Jr Dan Need ham, w. c. w ilson, III. X. Slayton
The First District Convention was also held
here, and elected John w Stuart Of Middlebury,
and Il I'D. Barton Of Manchester, delegates. and
James g French Of Montpelier, and M. @. Evarts
OF Utland, alternates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-05
By A. GREEN, Auotoneer.

d. By A. GREEN, Apotioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAK THE
NAVY YARD AT AucTIoN.-On FklDA \, the
9th of pri shall SELL In front Of the premises, at
O'Clock p. m, Lots Nos 5, 6, and 3. In square
1885, also part Of Lot No. 4, In the same square.
This property 10 handsomely situated; part OF lot
No, 4 fronts Virginia avenue 50 feet lo,s Nos 5
and front Sd street east LIS feet Inches Nos 8
Will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Terms One fourth cash balance in 6, II and Is
months. for notes bearing interest from DAY of al
A deed elven and deed Of trust taken. Title in
dispgtabe; IL the terms Are not complied with in
Ave days the property viii be resold al the rl And
cost OF the deulhpg purchaser BY advertising such
resale three times In the Star paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-05

CkNrRE MARkHr.-The market was not a.
largely attended this morning as miobt have been
expected The nightwas favorable for the arrival
VI W mar eters from the counties Of Maryland and
,rginia adjacent to the city, aud the morning
Inv Iuii turnout OF purchasers The supply
was equal to the demand and of excellent quality;
a business was brisk omparatively. The prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-05
MINIS DRlss svr1s,
YeyfHs' DlIss syI.s, 0'''
cvun,~,. Yesshs' Bssissss Ssiss.

O NOAH WALKER & Co., Marble Hail ClotSing
ssnnoanoe that their annual display Of Sprins and
summer Clothing 10 now ready for inspection. N
e comprised OF an assortment of Gentlemen's And
Yonth9 Clothing Of the newest and richest desirns
In material, trimming, and vorkmanship.
yashiope Die articles Of dress, On Opportunity r. @
offered for selecng from the most attraotx "a stoci
duoed prices, n Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-05

ALEXANDRIA, April 5.-Flour-Family 81 25a
s.; Extra SO l2a6 25; Superfne IS SIX. Wheat
white, fair TO good 81 4ial 30; red 81 35al 40.
Corn-white 6Sd70; mixed 7la7ic; yellow 72a76c
Rye o5c. Oats iOa50c. Corn Meal sOaS5c. per
bushel. Seeds-Timothy s3aS3 20 Clover IS p
aS.55O. Provisions-Butter. roll, ISa2Oc bacon
lOc. Pork s7as7 50. Lard lOaI2c. Whisky 24s2sc
Fish-Shad Sl5al7 per hundred; Herring SO s0e
SD 80 per thousand
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Mr. Sanbsrn Discharged from Custody.

BosToN, April 4.-Justice Shaw decided, in
reference to the writ Of haJeas corpus, that the
Sergeant-atArms Of the United states Senate could
not depute bis authority TO another party. Mr..
Sanborn was accordingly discharged, and left
with his friends for Concord. There was much
applause in the courtroom on the announcement
of the decision
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-05
John Brown Meeting at Albany

ALBANY, April A John Brown meeting was
held here last night, i'm response to an address
from Hayti TO the citizens of Albany, congratula-
ting them on the demonstrations made in honor
OF the matyrdom Of John Brown. Nessrs Parker
Plllsbury. A. NJ. Towel, Rev. NJ. Miller and
Others addressed the meeting and addresses to the
people of Hayti were adopted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-05

If ANYBODY WANTS TO HEAR the vast capabilities
OF Stewarts Alright Cooking Stove for roasting
baking. broI7lng, &c, explained in the most salts
factory and convincing manner, and to witness the
n,odus oper1ndi let him visit the House urnis hing
Store OF Messrs. SIbey Il Guy, 1922 Pa. avenue
where one of the above Stoves is now in operation
and, with the exception of Professor Fowlers &c
lures, appears to attract more attention than any
thIhS else now In w aShlngton. p4-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-05
Weather at Montreal

MONTREAL, April Weather mild and
bright. Thermometer rs degrees above zero
The ice is breaking up and the river is open in
front of the city. Steamers are running on Rich
ellen River, and there is every prospect of an
early opening Of navigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-05
NeW Kork N1aYEets

NEW YORK, April Flour is buoyant State
IS .2Oa5 30; Ohio as oOa6, Southern IS .95a6 Is.
Wheat is dull, and 1c. lower. Corn 10 higher;
mixed 7Gha7lk; common white 76c. Pork ID
dull; mess 81 50aSl7.75. Lard is heavy at l0ka
lie. Whisky is dull at 22a22kc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-05
NurSImIa 49,.

RICHMOND, April 4.-The Third District Demo-
cratic Convention has elected Messrs Leake and
Hobbs, delegates TO the Charleston Convention,
both friends of Gov Wise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-05

SUPREME Court, YEsrERpAy-No 2,f Al
exander McCune, plaintiff in error. agt, las
Bowman In error to the circuit court of the
ohlted states for the Northern district Of Califor
ma. On motion Of Mr.. Janin, of counsel for the
defendant error this writ Of error was doc keted
and dismissed with costs -
NO. , The United States, appellants, agt
James X Rolton The argument of this canse
was continued by MIR Walker for the anneIae
and by Mr.. Attorney General Black for the an,
peilants. Adjourned ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-05
Financial

NEW YORK, April 5.-Stocks are lower; Chica-
go and Rock Island go; Illinois Central shares
y; DO. bonds ss1; Michigan Southern (guar-
anteed) 20I5; New York Central 76x; Reading
42Ai Cantons 2Oh; Virginia 6's 81; Mo. 6's So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-05
By A. GREEN, Auct,ou,er.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUAB
~ BUILDING Lots FRONTING ON 9Th AND 7TH
STREETS WEST AND 8 AND TsTREErs NORTH, AT
AucTION.-On FRIDAY, the 9Th dsy of april, |
m, a large number of handsome building Lots n
subdIv:Ion Of square No. 44!, all of which are Of
moderate depth, running to alleys. This proper J
is beautifully situated, bounded by 9Th AID 9TH
west and : and T SIS. north, and perfect grade on
each street.
The attention of the pu lic is respectfully invited
TO this large sale. Bargains may be expected. IL
tie direct from the Government.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in 6, Il. 18 and
"a months Tor notes bearing interest. deed tIven
and deed Of trust taken.
mar Sid A. GREEN, Auof.
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BARRY's TRICOPHFROus

is the best and cheapest article for Dressing Beau
tifying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try It. Sold by all Drug
slsts and Perfumers mar,e SIM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-05

TRAVELLING SOUTH The approach Of tho COG
sion OF the Charleston Convention attract. man,
northern Democrats to Washington on their wal
thlther. The principal hotels are now daily re.
ceiving many orders for rooms for gentlemen
some of them having their families with them
who are travelling southwark
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-05
FUTURE DAYS.

By ]. C. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucrloneers.
HANDSOME NEW BRICK DWELLING
II HOUSE,, NEAR SHE STATE DEPARTMENT, AT
PUBLLC AUcTIoN.-On TU T. SDAY AFTER
we shall sell a new four story Brick Dwelling
House, with back building, situated the , orth
side of New York avenue, between I4ih and 18th
streets west, containing II rooms. with bath room
water and gas pipes throughout, marble mantes,
the most superior manner. Title indiSputable, and
Immediate possession given
Terms: o ue fourth cash the residue in 6 II, Is
and "a months, Wi interest," secured by a deed Of
trust on the premises
mar ed J. C.M MCGUIRE Il CO., Auots.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
in consequences Of the ram until FRIDAY Az.
TERNOON, April 6, same hour and place.
ap4-d ]. G. Mcguire Il co. Aucts
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April5.-Flour closed quiet; How
ard street IS 75aS5 81. Wheat closed hrm; white
81 .55aI Is; red sI.45. Corn closed active and lc
higher for white; yellow 7Oa72c; white 7Oa73c
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Whisky dull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-05
By A. GREEN, AuotIoneer.

dUOlIOHtefs
HANDSOME SHAKESPEARE GROUND
ING on Eth STREET WEST, BETWEEN p AND q
STREETS NORTH. AT AUCTION On MONDA tbs
9Th inst shall sell, on the premises Commencing
at 5 O'Clock IN, on the first named property, the
following valuable property, viz:
All OF Square wet of Square n D. $50, which con-
taIns between five and Elk Thousand square feet.
This beautiful square is bounded by New Jersey
avenue, 81 street st and north street and liz is
a hesutiful bulldIs site.
Also, Immediately after the sale Of the above,
shall sell Lot No. 9, Square No. 478, having a
front on 5th street west of 81 feet inchs running
back 50 feet ~ Inches, betwsen north z and q
erS
Terms: Ons-third cash; balance in and u
months, for notes bearing inter from DAY of sale
A deed given aud a deed Of trust taken, Title in
d. sputable.
ap3 (Con.D A. GREEN, Auct