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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL EsrATE.-By virtue Of the order aud de-
cree OF the Circuit Court of the District of Colum
ba for the county of Washington, in the matter of
the heirs OF Frederick Mohler, deceased, made on
the 18th day of April, 1857, the undersigned Com
mssioners will offer for sale at public auction, TO
o'clock p. M, on THUR DAY, the 18th instant, ali
of Square of ground No. 23i with, the improve:
Inents, consisting of a small frame house and all
Of Square of ground No. 81, of the plan of the city
OF washington; for descriptions of which they re-
Ter TO the proceedings in the said cause.
The conditions of sale are One fourth of the pur-
chase money to be paid at the time of sale, within
three days thereafter the residue to he paid in one
two and three ears with interest from the day Of
sale TO be secured TO the satisfaction of the Coms
sleners, or a majority of them.
III the terms are not complied with, the property
at the expiration of three days from the day of sale
will be resold, at the risk and expense of the pur,
chaser or purchasers.
SAM'L F.. DOUGLASS,
&c. DARLINGTON,
THOS. 4. LLOYD,
CHAS. WALTER,
THEODORE NcGIUE,
A, LLOYD, Attorney. Commissioners.
1e lo-d A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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The Ohio River nj Pj,tsburp.

PITTsBURG, June l5.-The river continues al a
very high stage, with fifteen feet Of water in the
channel this morning. good deal OF damage
the AllPuhanV
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Movements of Ocean Steamers.

BosIoS, June 1.-THE American Sailed al S
O'Clock this morning for Liverpool via Halifax,
taking S2J0.OOO in specie.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE steamer Fulton
from Havre on the I'd, arrived here this morning
Her advices have been anticipated
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ReScue nv m Nah

CLEVELAND, June fly steamer from Can
ada, intelligence has been received that Town
send. the murderer. who was lately sent hither
under letter of extradition, has been set al lib
erty by mob Of his old accOmplices, while on
the way from Toronto TO Cayuga for trial.
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The Steamer Canadian.

BUFFALO, June l5.-The attempt to get of the
Steamship Canadian, on Tuesday morning, failed
The tug steamer Queen Victoria, which was en-
gagged in assisting TO tow the Canadian OF, re-
turned TO Quebec on Wednesday afternoon, and
reports that further attempts to get her on will
he made until the next spring tide In the mean
time, such preparations will be made TO secure
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By BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
STOCK OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION
- On THURSDAY MORNING, 18th inst at 10
O'Clock, we will sell at the store corner of Fayette
and I'd streets, the entire stock of Groceries, Crock
cry, DC, as
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Fish, Bacon. Lard, Salt
tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, Spices, Indigo
Liquor of various kinds, Vinegar, Molasses
Moodware, Glass, and Crockeryware
Ilnware, Baskets. Tubs and Buckets. &c.
Store fixtures. Scales, Measures, Wheebarrov
with variety of other articles.
Terms: Is and under, cash; over that amount a
interest N'
JIG l5-St BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts.
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MINNESOTA Constitutional Couyeution.

CHICAGO, June I5-The latest Minnesota dates
represent the election of majority of Democratic
delegates To the Constitution Convention, as far
as heard from
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AUCTION SALES.
!, By Jas. c: MCGUIRE. Aao.loneer.

By JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer. q
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON X
STREET, BETWEEN nth AND 18TH STREETS
wEsT..On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Juns 2Sd,
at Ga O'Clock, ON the premises, shall sell Lot No.
-, An Davidsons subdivision OF square No. 126,
fronting 81 feet inches north X street, between
nth and 18th streets west, running back LAT feet
Inches to a ~ feet alley.
Terms One-thIrd cash the residue in and u
months, with interest, secured by deed OF trust
the premises. ~. - $50.
ie l7-eoads JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auct.
By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer. - =
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON nth STREET,
' RETwEES ( ASDM sIREETs:ZOn MONDAY
AFTERNOON, June 18th, at Ga O'Clock, on the
premises, ! shall sci Lot No. S, in DayIdsons sub
division of square No. 1885, fronting n feet inches
on 18th street west, between l. and streets north
running hack 198 feet inch to 81 feet alley, with
Is feet alley running back the full depth the south
side.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in 6, - and
is months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
june cd JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
II THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED,
IN oonseguence of the rain, until FRIDAY AT
TERNOON, June 18th same hour and place.
je lid JAS. G.. MCGUIRE. Auct.
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tYoN'sMXesfrIc POWDER. for the determination
oil Bedbugs, Cook ches, Moths, Ants, and Mos
qqltoes Also, Pills for the destruction of Rats and
Mice for sale, wholesale and retail, at Shilngtons
vanea avenue. y - II
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vessels from Australia, coupled with better AZ.
costns from the Paris Bourse. was The prine innl
cause Of the increased confidence - =
Relief was likewise felt from the Termination
OF extra pressure In the discount market, conse-
quent on the liabilities the 4th and 5th Of the
month. Money in the stock exchange was lower
and was still In full demand on government secu-
mites at six and a half per cent The quotations
OF French three per cents show a preponderance
Of money purchases, and a further averaer inn
proyement OF one quarter per cent. Gold by the
Malmer Castle from PORT Philip was valued al
week f573,OO =
, The Daily News city article says The set
rennent being completed, and the financial ad-
- from Paris more cheerful, the funds showed
yisypSS aia tendency. Late arrivals Of gold are
III, &c, with satisfaction and hope L. entertained
at least less Stringent '''' P0'~'"'
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Nv q w ROTEIER a,o,;o,,oo,

SALE OF ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE
= BUILDING LoTs ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT
AUCTI0N.--On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
June nth, at Ga O'Clock, shall sell, the premises
the whole OF Lot No IL. in square No. 256 fronting
" feet inches OR Pennsy lvana avenue. between
18th and 1917 streets, and also having front of ~
ieet INCHES on 18th street, generally known the
, As there are but few unmprOved lots remaining on
the avenue. rare opportunity is now presented to
capitals and those DESTROYS of making safe and
profitable investment TO obtain decidedly the most de
slrable vacant lot on this beautiful public thorough
are Its close proximity to the various Departments
ana IT'S central position render 1t peculiarly valuable
rs site on which to erect theatre or public hall
IL IS also deemed an admirable location for Offices or
stores.
Terms One-third cash balance on a credit of /,
z, and years notes hearing interest satisfactorily
secured. All convey aEcIng at urchaseT's cost.
. le8-d e.. w. BOTELER Auct
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ENVELOPE !-ESrELoPHs .!-Enteopes IL cts. q
aquite, or 50 ream: and Stationery of all kinds
At extremely low prices, at the Northern Liberties
all the new publications. as fastas published 81
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The Dred Scott Deeisiou,

CONCORD, June l6.-Resolves were INTRODUCES
into the New Hampshire Legislature TODAY
strongly denouncing the bred Scott decision
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, June I7.-Flour has declined
SsleS Of OOtDbls; State SO 5a S6 60; Ohio a. Os,
$40; southern 81 .5aS 81 60.
Wheat is unsettled; sales Of 1000 bushels; red
81 %, white 81. Corn is heavy and lower; sales
Ole.
Pork is finn; mess $3.50. Beef is steady at
$40 5al7, for Chicago repacked. Lard is quiet
at 1ixc.
Whisky is unchanged at 33Xc. for Ohio.
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New York Polio. Diff,eul,,...

go JIM; rune l6.-Another serious riot be-
to-day, in consequence of Am a,,sn,s "a. ~,
body OF Metropolitan police To arr.~, 100 W.
ana Sherln Nillett on warrant granted by
Judge Hoffman, for an assault on Conoy., ,hs
Metropolitan Commissioner of Streets The
Metropolitan police, while ascending On . body
the steps Of the City Hall were beaten bach with
clubs by the Mayors police, and MANY of them
were badly hurt. Captain bikes is reported a.
mortal ywounded. The Park was filled with an
excited crowd. IL Is said that the military is 10
he called out.
(sEcoND DIsPATcHl
Mayor Wood has surrendered himself TO the
Sheriff and gave bonds in Eve thousand dollarS
Sheriff Willett also gave himself up. The Ma
then left for Boston. The Twelfth regiment Is
now under arms. Several Of the Metropolitan
Police were badly injured in the affray to-day,
and their recovery is doubtful
THIRD DIsPArcHl
JUNE 1.-THE city is now quiet. Mayor Wood
has succumbed 70 the law. submitting to arrest
on the second warrant without any resistance.
Turner the deputy street commissioner. and Cap
tain Bennett, of the Mayor police. who com
United the outrages at the City Hall yesterday,
were arrested at the same time. All three were
held TO answer under S5,OV0 bords. The City
Hall is guarded all sides by the Mayors police
none being admitted but those having business.
Further outrages are not apprehended, although
troops are in readiness at their aTmores 10 act at
moments notice.
Massachusetts American State Convention.
Bosros, June Is The American State Con-
vention which met to-day reafirmed the Spring
field platform, and refused TO adopt the platform
of the National American party at Louisville.
On the first ballot n. Z. Banks was nominated
for Governor, receiving all hut ten votes and the
nomination was declared unanimous amid much
cheering. Eliphalet TraSk, of Springfield. was
nominated for Lieutenant Governor, and John
II. Clifford for Attorney General; Moses Tenny
for Treasurer; and Chandler Benson for Auditor.
Ii was voted TO call a mass meeting I'm September
to Iatify the nominations.
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Baltimorc Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE markets are gener-
ally unchanged. Flour was steady at S725 for
Howard street and Ohio.
Wheat was quiet; good to prime red 81 75asl 50
and fair to prime white 81 SUaSl 90 Corn is arm;
white S5as7, yellow 65aSe
Whisky is dull at 32a3i Hc for City and Ohio.
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WELL DoxE.-Our friend Tucker, the contrac-
tor for keeping in repair the pumps on Pennsyl-
vania far east Tenth street. is already braveIy
at work in our Immediate vicinity. Yesterday he
fixed the Tenth street pump satisfactorily, and
to-day Is doctOTng the one on the corner of Elev-
enth street. We hope soon to be able to say that
Mr. Greenwell, the pump contractor for the
avenue east Of Tenth street, is curing the defects
OF his charge satisfactorily.
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POLICE REPORT.-BefoTs Justice Donn.-Rory
O'More was brought up in highly drunken con-
dition, to answer an assault on Seth Hyatt Rory
is a great scholar, and full of Latin, Greek and
Hebrew. He, il seems, entered Hyatts store and
commenced kicking up a row, and when request
ed by HYATT to withdraw he hauled OF and hit
Mr. IL. severe blow in the face
He was sent to Jail to answer the assault before
the Criminal Court. e. -r.
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THE CORR OF CLAIMS did not sit to-day hav-
ing adjourned over from yesterday until Friday
next. o..
wATcH RErURss.-William Waugh, DRUM;
costs, siit. Martha Branagan, drunk and dis
orderly do .Aianson Combs, alias Clark, va
grant workhonse % days :, 80 -.
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EBEAEzER SUNDAY ScHooL.-On tomorrow
this fine school will make its annual excursion,
holding picnic at Fort Washington on its re-
turn from pleasure trip down the river.
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AccIDENT.-As Mr., Cornelius Wendell of this
city, was leaving daughter of Attorney General
Black, yesterday, at her fathers residence, the
horse started, knocking Mr.. Wendell down and
passing over him. injurng him severely. Mrs
Wendell was also thrown from the carriage and
was considerably hurt. The carriage was COM
Pletely smashed up, and under the circumstances
II is Il matter of cOngratulation that Mr. and Mrs
Wendell, though badly bruised, escaped more
serious injuries
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AT THE CELEBRATION of the Enosinian and
Philophrenian Societies Of Columbian College,
at the E street Baptist church, on Monday, June
I'D addresses will be delivered by c. w. Hass-
Ter. r. A. Mallory, l. l.. Johnson, and J. II.
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A WRITER in the Intelligencer suggests the ex-
termination Of the pernicious weed commonly
called ''Ox-eye," which has got foothold in the
Smithsonian Grounds, and threatens to spread
over the adjacent grounds, the public squares and
the surrounding country.
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SOLDIERS OF The WAR OF lSl2.-The Associa-
ton Of the Soldiers of the War of 1872, of the
District of Columbia, will hold their annual
meeting for tbs election Of officers &c, on to-
morrow, at O'Clock p. IN, at the City Hall.
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II between u and al, with all the modem approve
ments and conveniences. The house = ioar, STOREY
HIGH with dry cellar, Pure water In tbs kitohen and
Though the house. Rent reduced TO 80 per month.
Inquire of J. b, WARD, l6h street and Cen&'
10 lo-SM 80. . - - 1 m. rs 81 ~ %
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IMaifimonTg a o Friendship.

Sam SIick, I'm his y wise SAWS. =
says that the nature 81 matrim,o1ny Is
one thing, and the nature Of friend.
shipsis another IA tall man ike 4
short wife; q great talker Likes . silent
woman, for both can't talk sat once.
a gay man likes andomesfic Girl for
be can leave her DIT home to nurse.
children and make pap. while ne i
enjoying himself as parties. IA mai,
TINT has no music ii INN likes ii il
his spouse, and be- on. It chimes
beautiful for they amt III each others
way. Now, friendship il, the other
way; you must like the same thing.
in each other and Do friends. "a aim,
ilarlty Of tastes, studies, pursuits and!
recreations, what they call congenial
souls; q topper fol, astoper, . smoker
fol q smokers .horse-racer for 3 horse.
racer, a izelfighter fora prize-fght-
er, and 30 on. .1kutyfas0,,1 sl;kss
coasrusts; Jriends1;;p sesFs ID o,on
counterpatts. Sam Is : only partly
right, however,. .ssi q :
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Woman.

A California State Senator, speak
ing upon some bill affecting the pro-
perry FOR. business of women, pays
them q handsome tribute tins: g!
81 love woman have loved her
all my life-through boyhood, youth,
manhood, q msturer years. expect
to love her all my life, and dying, to
be found faithfulto the same high and
inspiring sentiment; for amid allthe
varied scenes, temptations, struggles
and hopes of existence, / one star
brighter than others, has lighted and
guided me onward. II | have had
any high & noble ambition, the excl
ting energy has been in the approving
smile coming from the eye ofwonan..
And | judge her influence is upon
others. Gentle in her affections, vet
mighty through her influence, her
medium Of rule is as powerful as the
ballot bot. She has ruled me from
my boyhood with the soft and win
ming influence other virtues and her
beauty. remember my first love !;
my baLy affections at four years OF
age. have been in love nearly ev-.
cry month ofmy life since, save the
dark and rayless days and years which
succeeded the desolate hearth, and
made tho heart too desolate.s And
nevers sir, while j remember my
mother, long since in her grave 4
remember the, night she died--neyer,
while | hold in my memory one other
and her memory is all that is left,
for nie-shall I refuse to give my.
voice, my influence and my vote, for,
any measure necessary to, protect and
cherish the weaker and better part Of
creation, against the oppression, neg
lect and abuse 0fmy sex" ae5ss5 Z
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E E / vs. Two Doll ARss Il ApylyaasscH,
KANAWHA.c: H. MARCH N

lin Which the government can lend its aid in
accomplishing this great work., ! believe
that many Of the difficulties in the way which
now appear fomidibe will, in a great degree.
vanish as soon as the best route shall have
been satisfactorily ascertained. R1atE "
II may be proper that. on this occasion, I
should ma Ike anne brief remarks in regard 70
ourTights and duties as member OF the great
family Of nations, In rsinteieoaIseG with
them there are some plain principles, appIoy,
ed BY our own experience from which We
should neyerGepart. We ought TO cultivate
fpeace. commerce and friendship with all ma
tionsi and this not merely as the best means Of
promoting our own material intsIests, but in
spirit OF Christian beneyolence towards our
fellow men, whereyeftheiT iotmay'he cast
Our dip4omacy should be direct and frank,
neither seeking TO obtain more nor accepting
less than is our due. We ought to chenshsa
Sastea reganlf lrtbe ipdepsndnnceof all ma
tons. and neyerattempt 10 interfere in the do
nestle concerns Of any, unless this shall pc
inperaiiyeY required by the great law ofself-
prrssvfsation.g q fsgsag q, sas-iIsya, IL
10 AVOID entangling alliances has been .
inann Of cur posi- ever since the days OF
Washington and its wisdom no, one will at
tempt 10 dispute. In short we ought TO do
justice, in kindly spirit, TO all nations and
Ereql'ire Jus lice fr1 M tbemin return. II tsIi
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-17
Matrimonial.

p BEFORE MARR1AeE. -.Fairest Of
earth! if thou wilt hear my row, at
thy feet Iswear to love thee ever
The flame whichsburns for thee in my
bosom shall never be extinguished, If
thou wilt resign thy heart to me, my
sweet Kate! Thou shalt have all this
worldcan bring-thou shaltbe myidol,
and | will worship thee ever! JPhsn
shall we be one, my dearestl
AFrKK MtRRIAcE. = Now, Mrs.
Wagstaff, once for all, ! tell you I
will not alloFt,snchs extravagance.
Bills npons billsthrust upongme every
day, for bonnets, gloves tripperyi and
trashl Tears. Mr., Wagstaf, will not
gull me now-1 wont allow this ex,
frayigance Il can't afford it, madam!
Thought when I married yods ] had
aitfeasure, but I find myself most mis-
erably mistaken!9 bds Be- gnaft9 sd 81
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.sHlsl lasligs Lsssoa.sA

Two. Souns surgeons q. PARA had
q dispute on some trivial afifiaIiir.W6ich
resulted ma challenge and the ssiibse.
lsent arrangements for q duck
They rsachsd The ground earlyip,tte
morning with their seconds and spis.l
tols, and found an old woman there
who held . youth hYfhchand.
80 Why are you hereF asked sonse Of
che COMPLAINTS. turning towards the
old wonali. III 7l1 n1esls.ssl
Il heard last night nom Old Pier.
re, the boatmen," she said, sstl,as he
had engaged to bring oyer,two Young
entleneu this. morning ]. and felt
sure there was to be d dnel $3.50
81 And are yon SOL fond ofsuch sights.
my good woinans' asked one OF the
surgeons. ,El 4. IL wsae
No, she quickly fet1rneli, assbut
ontbe contrary | dislike tlieIns Yet
y meant come and .eee.fhis oue.-
This isan,y agranis6ns His father.
my child and 0nlydson, fell il u duel.
4enng Lulun j. hotaand impetuons,
and Ibaye feared he might AZ sems
time fan into the same error ifhe was
not warned, 20 ! have brought him
out here that be might see one friend
shoot another, hoping that the scene
may efectpally cure, him ef all desire
to maintain biz honor at sTI,ch fearful
expense You may 60 On, / win mot
s Is ~, ~. II NJ s.Aal s
! 81 ll Inc tive snrg eens gazed supon
the old woman and her sfair-haired
grand .childs and then mon eacl. 9TH
er; they blnshed and then smiled
IsShen we gisa herthe slessonw said
one, q oslwe iwilkgiyshe 4 better, =
answered the other; aand they Shook
hands and went back to Tie city. y
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Gen Lno % Marriage.

1sl - Sfss. X. III ast4iH Esd 3xssfl4 a
Somebod y writing toFthel Progress
siye Age. incidents lin the ,lifes Of
Gen. Knox, relates the following:
The Generals marriage was saane-
thingsdf aromantic affair, and ID said
toahave happened somewhat ID this
.way III eaa;s sist:s 81 .ssa1 ,Ehaoi 0sa i
sdAs Miss Lucy Flnkef Vas waking
out one Sday, She s;. N Young Knox :
twhp was q bookbinder' ii Boston az
the time, and IS she fancied bis y! Der.
sonal appearance, she was .slnitten''
7. wsitthshim. She could not suppress
her feelings and 80 gave vent 70 them
byswriting him mote as soon Is she
reachefIher home. requesting him to
call and see her. q Throwing aside Aer
feminine reserve, she ii once proposed
that hes honld marry her. The prof
fer was at one accepted, and the poor
Aookbindcr became the husband of
the rich heiress. 81 asse Il
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AoetIm,I.
w. ~.
Cir. me d lsvins heart

Give me allowing heart, I > - -
Ills better far than fame 5=st2,
Which is al besfa feetihgthjng ! srrs,f
;rhe, breathing OF q name. - r..
For isufels gathered fresA and green, ~
~ Where flowers in beaaty5b ooln-.- -
When b und around aEotai, braw, Z.
Soon withetin the tomb. =.
Give a loving HEARTH 4 s'- -.
:. Mere precious FAR lhtp gold - = =-sss
Or all The wealth tLak4nGii boasts, :.
Yea 1nlia's we0itF Twice told. + IL z.s. :
, orwLat aIe gold or pc sIls, .LF-
Il Or k.ngH disirns7- IL L s,i. liza. ss.
d CoHpaIed With one tE-e Loving heart
The pufest ofesrib's gemsf' ~
H. al 5t.s4E ~ + .Ttgs7 'IEEG *. -
Give me a loving lheart! r. -a.t 4. +@r
To cheer me On smy way, r.: s
Tho this DARK world Of SID and pain. =,
ID To one Of ell ud'e,stay. IS g. n 90
For sn9usht can calm theSiraub BLEED breast,
ii Or hoiiek balhliinp IA, ..-..' ..
To the Hfe-Eeary. pilgrim here, -
Than oae true loving heart! -....5 i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-17
PARKS 4 MosELEY..
L A W NOTICE.

A NpREw PARIS & JOHN l.. MosELEY,
N having entered into partnership, for
the purpose 81 prGet sing Law in tue Cicuit
and CouHty CoaIls Of Kanaghss and in the
Circuit Ceuris of Logan, Boone and Roane
will hereafter regularly attend those, rouris.
Al bussir ,ss entrusted to their care will res
ssivs Pre- hpt attention. + "a. s-.s 81. lei
one or the other Of the firm can always be
tovnd, during business holrs ct their Office,
in Rodgers Row, in the to~n OF Charleston
Charleston, 0ci. /, 1856.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-17

ANOTHER SEARcH FOR SlR. JonN
FRAskL1S The British Wing says
that preparations are being made in
Canada for an expedition TO 60 in
search ofSir John Frankling. For
this purpose, Or. Rae is building. in
the Kingston deck yard, an Arctic
schooner, to be read yin March next
togo to Quebec, and thence to tho
Attic regions. giiassgkasgz q kf U
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TIM MExIcAN TREA.r,Yr.-..-

The MEXICAN TREATY,-Letters re,
cefved in Washington, from Mexico.
state the features of this treaty to lie
the cession ofa largesiice Of Mexican
territory to the United States, Z incin.
the whole Of Sonora and Lower Cali.
fornia, for nsideratioho Of fiftoen
millions ofdollars from hedUnited
States, three millions thereof being
set apart TO pay claims, Il The treaty
has arrived atl,N New Orleans, on its
wayto Washington. j q; aayiakssps