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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25
Meeting of the Kansas Legislature.

The two Houses of he Kanzas Legislature
met at O'Clock, at Pawnee, July ID. in a
house prepared for the purpose. Twelve
members Of the Council presented their GER
tifcates, were qualified and took their seats.
The Council permanently organized by the
unanimous election of Thos. johnson FRESH
dent, h. r. Rees, President pro. TEN. John
a. Halderman, Secretary. ..5
The House was organized on Monday, BY
electirg the following officers: z saas
Or. John II. Stringfellow, Speaker. Era
Joseph Anderson, Speaker pro. tenn.
James NJ. Lyle, Chief Clerk.
+ The seven Free Sellers who obtained GER
ti6cstes from the Goy'r, on the second eisc.
ton, obtained their seats. The other dele-
gates obtained their seats with an objection.
They, however, did not claim their right
to seats on tie second election. -.
The officers for both houses were distribu-
ted equally on both side of tae Kanzas Riv-
er. q, s e83 s; #sfe rs. est.s5se
The Herald of the 7th says that, when
Kansas applies for admittance into the Union.
| she willinevitabIy do SO with constitution
providing for slavery. r - III
The Legislature will probably at once pass
some enactments to protect slave property.
HEAvY RoBBERr.-The Countess o. Non
tejo. who is the mother of thu Empress Of
the French, intending shortly to go 10 Paris
| to see her daughter, scns all her Jewels in
+, the ambassadors despatch bag, directed to
the Empress, supp osing that to be the safest
way. By some means or other chief Of the
Carlists got information of the fact, posted
some Of his men on the road, seized the
booty, aud escaped without discovery The
loss 70 the Countess is estimated at over
ESQ, 900 sterling. - ss,s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25

BANK BILLS AoT MONEY. In the casa Of the
State Of Georgia vs.. Russell NJ. Tuttle, tried
before the Superior Court Of Chatham coun-
y in that State, on the 2nd inst, the indics-
ment charged the prisoner with having swim
died s. A.. briggs out of $500 in money!
The counsel for the prisoner asked the Cour,
Ito inform the jury that bank bills were NOT
ieomprehended in the term money, but that
money meant only coin, which instruction
the Court Counsel having been heasiior both
sides) gave; md the evidence having shown
that it was bank bills which the prisoner rs
ceiyed, he was foand not. guiitv.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25

FRIcHTruL AccIDHNf. .2-As tie mail train
on its way West on Tuesday evening last.
reached the crossing about TWO miles this
side Of Galesbprg it came in contact with i
carriage drawnby twothorses, an which wero
seated man and two ladies, The casriags
was dashed to fragments, and ono lady in-
stantly killed, being thrown upon the track
and run over by the ent re train. The other
two persons were 80 severely injured - to
render their recovery doubtful. AS tho
track at that point is straight for slcng sd;s-
tanee, it mus. have been sheer carelessness
tempting 70 cross. 50 KalamasooG Ga xs,te, ,fSth.
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s. B. B URGE

NIHoLESAiEan and Retail dealer in Fur
room corner of Washington and main st..,-,ikA-
burlington, loua. $500
! HaF Evcry description Of Furniture made to- or
der On reasonable terms.
|. Metallic Bar,ying cases and ready made collins
kept alwars on hand.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25
N. EvERsON,
~ 4

GEORGE FRAZEE.
Attorney and Councillor at Lao, aud
UNiTLD STATES COMMISSIONER,
BURLINGTON IOWA.
GENERAL AGENT for the prosecution of every
u description of claims against the United States,
either il the variau. deparu or before the new
eorRf or CLAIMS nj Warrington City.
All personr entitled to bounty lands, or having de-
msndi Of any nature whatever upon the Government
viii hud II 10 their interest to call at the octe of the
uaasr,igncd. GEO. FRAZEE.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25


One Of the planks Of the LcuisianaK. N.
Platform reads thus: p9fa oessnf
i1ss4. We arsi in favor Of non iusefreifion
with slavery BY the Federal Goyesnn oct. ex.
cept for tie protection Of our Coustitutfopal
righte.1 s3DBs ya .ytnnsJ saaiaIs
This interpreted 70 that = ANssb snstnsn
can understand it, should read ss follows
4. We are ip favor 81 preventing tilH Gen.
crai Government from mssidlisguieh slassry,
except to recapturc our runaway slaSes. asi
to protect US in our constitutional iicH of
expanding the peculiar instisd,i6iss W. ali
free territories wedckises xhr.h6s Sfssieass
Of broken covenants or brute foree.
f .oSIr N Frs,Ns-s lfts4 bxsesaNSuAss
western part Of q New Engisnsl STAT. 3 few
weeks since, girl Of shy dispositidn, nbou,
90 be Immersed, veiy ilaidrSlly 9sslsts0 III
attempts ot thu minister lie led hsr rsn1e,As
water, and jafter p short struxrls bsean 10
sob and cry with ereat i8ience Atthis q, n.
ment, while acscwd ofspsst jsWess 49,
ing the result, . ycsssse -broshar Of the rsrl
steppsd mp to her and exclaimed. u anande,
tone.-s.Dan't be scared, BaI, th.T're yS!y i,
f1s.n ts sfassaa tgsaysg1ss fsss sts! 3rvSt n
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25

HJ- We are very much crowded with
advertising favors. We are pleased to
receive such favors, but still we wish to
give with each issue, more reading matter
than we are now able to do This we shall
do, either by enlarging our daily or by
procuring advertising letter of smaller
size. f sat ta.9as si taa1 s'.s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25
GOLD locKETs,

from the small Shells ard Seoors to those with four
openings which he will s,ll at lower prices than ever
before offered in this city. a
Please call ami for yourselves, whether you wish
Pictures or not.
~ All Pictures warranted perfectly satisfaoto-
ry er no charge.
Ar,islssapplied with Instruments. Apparatus and
Stock at reasonable rates. tmay IA, '55.
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pono1oc,cAt CoSvrsrfos.--The next

POMoL0GICAL CoSNENTlOS.--lne ne next
annual .:uee,ins of the Northwestern Po-
moloeical Convention, is to be held in Bur
lington. It's the first time that an an.
nual meeting was ever held west of the
Mississippi. Last earthe Association met
at Chicago-the year before, if ah We mis-
take not, at Cincinnati. er
The meeting WILDE held here commen-
cling on Friday, the 25th day Of sep'em-
Der next, as will be seen by the notice, IN
another column from the corresponding
Secretary. ..3sS5 sss
Our city is now, since our connection
with the railroads of Illinois, accessible from
every point, North East or South. We
have no hesitancy in giving the fullest as
surance, on behalf of the Committee, that
ample and satisfactory arrangements will
be made, not only for an agreeable and
profitable meeting of the society, 50 far as
that end can be furthered BY the commit
tee, but for the individual comfort and ac-
commodation of all who attend. ,.,. 4.r
Editors who are friendly to the Society,
will not only confer favor on it, by notic-
ing the time and place Of the meeting, but
upon the citizens of Burlington generally.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25
NEw YoRK. ,Julv

The Wing Committee met to-day at the
Astor House, and adopteda resolution call.
ing State Convention at Syracuse, Septem-
Der 26th, the same time AMI place at which
the Republican Convention Is to be held. A
strong fusion sentiment prevailed. Oh
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25

SO, thou Invisible spirit Of beer, If thou hast
TO be kn own by, let US call thee dsvil"-Shak
amended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15
DIED,


This morning, at ] O'Clock after lingering III
ness, WILLIAM WORMLEY, aged SIS years.
His funeral will take place on SATURDAY. afternoon
at O'Clock, the 17Ih instant from the Fifteenth ST
Presbyterian Church
In this city, on the l4,h instant ELLA eldest
daught"r OF Andrew and DonciIIa Hancock. in the
1871 year of her age
Tie friends and relatives are invited To attend her
Iuhe nj TO morrow morning, at O'Clock from the
residence OF her ia her on Pa. avenue between 18th
and i3ih streets
pn w ennesday morning, the 14;h inst, JOSEPH
VI. flERCE, IN the 35th year of his age.
The FUNERAL will take place to morrow friday
morning, at 10 o'cl 'ck, from st Patrck's Church.
HIS friends and those Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend without further notice.
In thIs city, on Tuesday evening. at O'Clock,
MIR. JEREMIAH SULLIVAN, i'm the Goth year OF
MS age, an Id and respected citizen.
Al hough distant from his relatives his blanche s
character had secured for him numerous friends
many of these with affectionaie attachment re
manned with him during his last illness and by ihei,
KIND attention, contributed largely TO the al cviaton
of his sufferingS
His funeral will take place this (Thursday) after
noon, at O'Clock, from Mr. Hugh Loughrey's, on
East Capitol ST, Capitol Ill., to which his friend,
are invited.
On the 18th Instant, RICHARD n. GORDON
in he sd year Oi his age.
ms friends aud acqiaintances are respectfully in
vt'd TO attend his funeral Friday, the 10th instant
AZ O'Clock p. m from the residence of Mr. q
hGckabee, o" Nj, between 10Th and 18th str cts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15
The New Hsmpshira Elaction

CONCORD, March 14.-Returns have been
received from ISL towns, more th An three GUAR.
ieIs OF the Sta:e. Metcslf has thus fac re
eeivsd Zn;o9i votes, Baker 2l,lO2, Bell 2,4e9,
Fowl S3l. MetcaIfs majority over All o.h.y,
"a ii9. The full majority from the whole
state will probably be between $500 an 4
5000
AS far as heard from, the Know Nothing.
nave elected lS7 Representatives to the Legs.
la.ure, the Democrats 50, and The whies 5.
large portion Of the Know Nsthings are
elected by Wing and Freesoil ,o.es The OBJ
position candidates to the Administration are
all probably elected, as we'll as all Members
OF Congress, all State Senators, and will Of
course elect two United States Senators. Also
opposed to the Administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15
FRUIT AND EVERGREEN TREES,

eS&P The undersigned has a splendid -Sdoe
Ss2M9s took uf all the standard Fruit Trees n.y.,
StB large, vigorous and thrifty, viz: SR
Peach Trees of very superior quality. all the leading
kinds
Pears. Apples, Plums, Cherrie-, ApricOis, Grape
Vines, sc.
6OcO0 English Lane shire GDOseberries, the large
show kinds, fine and strong
$4,000 Currants, Victoria, Red aud White Dutch
Red and White Grape, Black Naples &c.
10000 Raspberries, Fasiof, Red and White Ant
werp, sc.
900 Rtubarb Roots, Prince Albert, Victoria Cham
psigne, &c
Shade Trees Of best quality such as Silver and Su-
gar Naples, European and American Lindens
European Ash, Mountain Ash, sc.
Evergrrens IN great variety and rarest kinds, viz
Arancar as, ATbOr Vita, Cedrus des CARA c.
Ilbani, Funebral Cypress. Cryptomeria, ia
ronica, 1Itz HOya Patagonia, LibrOcedrus,
Chilensls, Princes Chimbra, p. eNcelss, r.
Gcrardana, Plcea Webbiana, Z. pindrous, z.
Pichta Abies Menzienii A. Morinda Irish and
English feSs, with many other beautiful Ey-
eTgIeeDs, all al moderate prices.
JOHN SAUL,
seed Store, corner 7th and ii sts., Washington.
mar lf-eO6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15
PHENOMENA IN MEDICISR-R

1-PA PHENOMENA IN MEDICINE-Rr onchItis Cough,
W Dyspepsia Liver COuplsints, ScrofGlA. kcFor ali
diseases Of the fema'e System 10 stands pre-
Clergyman Just informs has cured him of Bronchitis
OF a deSp- ate ch.rActer-particuis-s hereafter.
HAMPTONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE-By' It's mild &C.
the stomach, liver aud kidneys, will Dyspep
Cough. Asthma Bronchial and Lung Affections PsiRs
tie Back side and Breast Consumption Scrofus Rheu
mssm Govt Neuralgia Pistuls Bowel Complaints, Piles
Worms, and Nervous Debtes-wth all diseases arising
impure blood aud 10 the fem ale medicine
rnis invaluable medicine 10 working wonders
upon tbs human frsms. See sdysrsensat to-day. mari
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15
BOUNTY LAND-ADDITIONAL.

4 LII my old friends for whom | Obtaucd Bounty
n Land, in less quantity than 6e acres, are here
by informed that their names and record Of the
evidence with the dates Of their certificates arc on
my hook, so that can, with facility, make out Their
declarations for additional land. 1hOse who failed
TO obtain any land for want OF sufficient service
many OF whom are now entitled TO 100 acres, can
find the time allowed recorded by me. Others will
ind II TO their interest To call write, and will
send forms and instructions for reasonable and fair
compensation.
Any old Soldiers, or their Widows, unable 10 pay
for preparing their papers Will be Instructed gratis
by calling at the Office. JOHN d. CLARK
mar 6-lm Agent, Washington, ID G..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15
BY J. C. MCGUIRE, Auction..r


THOICE OLD WINES, LIQUORS, STOCK A.
~ Fixtures of a Confectionery Establishment &c
On FRIDAY morning, March 9th, ut 10 o clock at
the Confectionery store of ]. II. Eberbach ON p,
avenue, between 2lst and 22d streets west, shall
SELL
Glass Cases, Counters, Drawers
Shelving, Bar Counter, Oyster Boxes
Candy Jas, Bottles, Scales and Weights, &c.
ALSO, A QUANTITY OF
Madeira. Sherry and Rhine Wines Of superior
quality, which 5 been in bottle some ten wears,
ALSO.
small lot of Candies, Prunes, Raisns, Olive OIL
Pickles, Preserves, Nuts, &c.
Terms: $40 and under, cash over that sum a
credit OF 80 and 80 days. for satisa torly endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
JAS. Z MCGUIRE,
mar AuctiOnCcr.
80 The above sale 10 pos ID lne6 un-
I'll MONDAY morning, March iS, same hour.
q Wk KE K,FPa Trustees
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
mar 10 AuctOneeT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15

TsTIhULATISG LINIMRNT "a pr.n,rsd At GILMAN,
hIHs store $ deserving ef the ghest com
q Cuie i'r ChrOhlc and Acute Rheumatism. Ii seldom
never ias 20 give speedy aud psrIn.asnt relief TLis
~ imeht mas been prepared by T. ID. GILMAN cIsmist OF
is cS IoF many years, and since has
Teen extensively used by many the most f
rs III the District and vicinity reference can be
IN 7 Al any tne a. u Its magical effects curing Kb.-
"us n even IN elderly persons, who had teen
Tor along time IL was originally mate horses for m
cure OF ItHl-ness, saddle gals and 4. now n1c M.
ior shch purposes being an Invaluable srcle wherever
mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15
TRIUMPH IN MEDICAL SCIENCE.
= READY MApE CIOTHING FuR GENrLEMEN ANn

~ READY MADE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AMI
Youths wear manufactured with tzsts ana elegance by
NOAH WALKER CO., under Browns Hotel. Their stocl
te fstot or surtout OyercOa Oyersack shaped
aud EeS~Stsi Ialmss, blsck and blue Coats
frOck Goats Of all fashionable cOlors Cassmer
Suites, Lch Velvet Vests Silks &C. black doeskin Casser
ngCred siner and plain Cassm-r PantaloOns the
yOuth-Jackets Pants Vests, Overcoas As they are
their own manufacturers they enabled aud will sell Al
the very prices Shirts superior lit Collars Gloves
Ties kcp of late styles always on hand dec m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15

ny -. u McG IRE, &uCttoneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
4 On THURSDAY morning, March l5Lh al 10
O'clock, Il tie residence OF ]. w. Reed, Esq cor
her OF ltl and streets, shall sell his Furniture
and Effects, comprising
Mahogany hair spring at Sofa
Six do Parl0r Chains
Do Rockers
DO Centre Table, Curtains aud CARPETS
Girandoles, Clock Looking Glasses
Mahogany SidebOard, Dining Table
Cane and wood seat Chairs, OGclorh
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstanns
Hair and husk GaltrCs Is
B0lSters aud Pillows
Cooking stove, Tin Safe
Together with general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms: $40 and under cash ; over that sum a
credit of, q, aud months for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
JAMES e. MCGUIRE,
n,ar ID Auctjoneer.
o. The above Sale IL post poue Il
unIl MONDAY MORNING, March ~, same hour
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
HidI lf-d AuctiOneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15

G.)S REWAUD.-The undersigned will rs
ID 81 SO for the apprehension Of Negro Woman
nhkGAkEf CHASE, purchased BY the late Owen
Norfolk, Al sale " Thomas and Richard Harvey,
executors OF Thomas Harvey. For the Iap eigh,etn
months sad woman was in Georgetown, she Is now
beii.Ved To be IN Alexandra. She Is about sixty
years Of ase Is black, and about five feet four inches
higa.
The above reward ill 10 paid or delivery 10 the
subscriber, at Upper Marlboro, Prince Georges CO.
Nd JNO. e. MULLIKlN,
mar S-3w Administrator Of Owen Norfolk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15

AUsTRALiA.-The miners Of Australia are
rather uneasy under tho exaction of a crowd
OF tax-gatherers. There is a sort of I776
spirit growing there, which will make itself
one day felt All that may save this colon
to Englantis the complete apple alton of the
principles of self government; or in other
words, the complete abandonmen Mt of that very
policy, logged adherence to which in I776,
cost Great Britain her favorite jewel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15
New York Markets.

NEw YORK, March Is Cotton IL downward
and dull sales Of 600 balss. PIon,-S.l.s
of good Ohio at 50. 37.$9 81: Southern !. -.
sales sale, OF 900 bar els at yesterdays 10
wheat is upward aid prices are a tri de hiyhs,.
southern white at 81 25sS2 40; MIXED AZ a. Ia
20 n-lhe market is unsettled; sales Of 10 O, A
western mixed at geo. Pork is upward and
hrn Beef is unchanged Lard upward "a
firm. Whisky is steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15

70 The Green Bay Advocate, Febru ary
., gives gloomy news from the Lake Superior
mining region. The Portage Lake Companies
are said to be entirely out of powder, and
unable TO go on with their operation Large
parties of men had been discharg from the
mines, partly on account of the news of the
commercial aud financial crisis which had
Just been received, ard partly on account Of
the want of supplies and the high prices of
produce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15

IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREAKING UP
l. housekeeping removing from the city
and wishing to dispose of their Furniture aud House
keeping Utensils without the trouble of sending
them 10 auction, can do so by calling upon us at
cur STORE, M. 315 Pa. aveLup, es w. are prerared
to tuy all such goods as may ha offered
Il, Il. JEWELLE CO,
mar9 No. 3l7 ia. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15

a Town WITHOUT BREAD The last Parkers
oufg (Fa,) Gazette says: On Monday and
Tuesday last our town was almost entire
destitute of breadstuff5 Flour and Corn
Meal could not bs procured a. any price
Many families have been compelled to do with
out bread Of any kind. These are truly dis.
tressing times Corn Meal was selling yester.
day at only one dollar per bushel and Flour a,
80 80 Der barrel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15

WILD PIGEOEs.-The Frederic sbury Va
Herald states that wild pigeons in great NUN.
oers have made their appearance in Spo,syl.
wanna county. The forests in the neig hbor.
hood OF DR.. Z. ChancelIor's, Catharine
furnace, &c, seem to be alive with these
s'ift winged visitors The favorits point for
roosnng appears to be in the vicinity OF Cath.
arine Furnace, between the route of the Fred
rlcksburg and Gordonsville Railroad, and the
Plank Road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15
Auction ealss.
By nOTHWELL 4 BROWn. 4

By nOTHWELL 4 BROWn, Aucts.
GALE OF HORSES, SC BY ORDER OF THE
- ofpnans' Court-On SATURDAY morning,
the iIth Instant, at 10 O'Clock, in front Of Aue
uoh STORE, near Centre Market Space, by order of
.he adihisuator OF e. w. Stewart, deceased, we
TWO me Horses, suitable either for saddle or har-
ness
A lot OF saddles and Brides
With sundry other articles
Terms: A credit of 60 DAYS for al, s,r,s o,e, cog
ROTHWELL & BROWN.
mar I'D Anc,,on,o,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15

r TNEJR ALGIl-Thi- formidable disease. which Seem,
~ L. bate the skin Of Dhy.ici,n. ysId. IN i
20 CAkfEl's SPANISH MIXIIRE 'a''
Mr.. r bJydeu, formerly the Astor Hsu.e Sav vorL
and late proprietor Of the Exchange Hotel Rchmopd r.
- the hundreds ave been cured ~ ..yar -
Ts,SiA, by CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE "
Since hs cure he has recommended il To numbers Of MI,
ers who were suffering with nearly every form of
with the mOet wonderful success -
He says II is the most extraordinary medicine he has
seen used, AID the best purifier known.
@..Sse advertisement ia another column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15
Baltimore Harksts

BALTIMORE, March l5-Flour-ro ..,.,
were reported this morning, but price, A..
noninaily the same a. yesterday. Tn. re-.
ceipts =, gram were fair Whea,-smslI sale,:
req at Szaz 70 white az 50 2oa2 % Csn-
small sales mixed a. S5sS6c; white n, s7.ss
and yellow at SOC per bushel The new, At
yesterday prevented general activity on the
part Of buyers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15
L OK HE Ell

NJ ORE BOUNTY LAND TO ILL who served
NJ IN ANY WAR since 1872, whether a. Oficers,
Soldiers. siilOrs. Marines, Clerks Indians, Chap.
ANS, wagon Masters, Teansters, LaRdsmrn, Cor
their widows or minor chil.irenl who have not We,
received f1 loo acre. and have been i'm service Ia
days, viii 10 well L. write % J.ostpaid and IN, IN
Land Warrants viii be forwarded 10 them for the
above quantity, aud no charge if they do not GET il
LLOYD L. CO.,
Clam Asent's Office, opposite L. :. Treasury,
Washington City, ID. e mar 6-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15

~ PREMIUMS AT THE FAIRS-WUITEHUR ST,s
still Ia the ascendance lres of Of the late
fArs al B.lore kchinond and New York awarded
highest premiums j. H. for their sup.rority Of pho
togr4phs stereoscopes and Dasuerreotypes exhibited
W. asO received two Medals Worlds Fair Lon
don, and a premium st Crystal Palace New York
Also the rst awards Of the Institute for thrs,
years past.
whi,ehursts Gallery In this city Pa avenue be.w
~ anu OH streets feb IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15
New York Stock MARKET.

New York, March l4.-Stocks opened better
and closed frH. Money 10 abundant Erie
Railroad, 46; Cleveland a Toledo Railroad,
70; eumosIlsnd Coal Company, 34l; Reading
naliissd, s'i; Canton Company, IS; Mis-
souri, IS 60; Cleveland Columbus and Gin.
ennati II. X los.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-15
EXCELSIOR is OUR MOTTO.

NM have just received fresh lot of PRCNES,
w FIGS, ORANGES, LEMONS, &c Also, a
case OF SARDlNES, put up in superior style.
Give Us a Cal! and judge for yourselves
Don't forget the No 400 Seventh street, oppo.
Odd Fellows Hal.
N b. Balls, Parties, and Families supplied on the
most reasonable and satisfactory ums, the short
Ell h"tce' RYDER s. Plant.
lin
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TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS s. OTHERS.
! SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, &s.-M. w.
4Ai.T & BRO. invi special attention TO their
stock Of pure Silver Table. Dessert, and Tea SDoons
and Forks, Ladies, Butter Knives, and all other ar
ucies or pure Silver Ware, which is larger and more
varied than ever offered 10 their customers
M. w. GAIT & BRO,
32A Pa. avenue betw, 9Th and ION sts.
feb est
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Fatal Result o,ths Meredith Aes,dsn,

CONCORD, IN. II March I4-Letter. from
Meredith state that James w. Darsan, Geore.
Clark, Nathaniel Nichols, S NJ Tuck, and J
Laid died from injuries received yester-
day at the town hall Many others are NO,
expected to survive Over one busdsed n.,-
soBs had bones broken.