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- ~ DIZZY soous. 80. =.
400 ssoApwAr.-sE.scaE ssaoIpEsns, VERY
aad collars. n ss4s infAas isoets AID rosss ss. &c
90 sRoApwAy.-A LARGE STOCK OF CAxBRrc
price. PETER ROsERrs 90.
400 BaoADwAy.-AFuLL ASSORTMENT OF BLACK
ss sSSss sa ana sss g. OF Ana
M lace rr..aA and suction cheap
. sSessS Ess .a s1y 80 . m
diss dresses "a Ssisdsss and sipss. vii be opened
A'a'' , - l ANS cRorsEYs, ~ Broadway.
z ARsoE RosRs "A FEw Loy Soy ROBES JUST Pr;
- --oS .! lebrssl JAMES cRorsErs 81 Broadway:
| RAsopEs xAxFlLhAs AND rALxAs. 77,1I 2
Loan sAYLos = 'ssS.s ss.sf sS..s street
aoAzs rxo1 syesIs 81 s.s,sn, robes,
NsNe'. 49, A sEsEksAN coMrAkYs rs Broadway
| Rs.Aox scHxKvIi.Ly POINTS 6NAErnLAs AND
~ s s'S
GUAR SILKS FROM I. ~. AgcT s 2; l., v.,,
LORD 1865 Z. i, IS nd ;. Grand street.
| ~ And II and AZ oatasrine street
! f.oTyox sHExr1xcs, sH1Ry1Nos,
~ rtrktngy, and tcmestcycods generally;
LORD ArArHS Sis s 81 ~ = Z
1oEsEys, Skirts. -:
" All The new styles now ready A, Mr., a.Yxoxx
s4s Broadway, between rAlrteen& and Fourteenth sta
NRKss eooDs-spRrNa STYLES
Oag3 or Ss'siys 4, p ;sx Ia, as,s sssi'A-
z a'1 az e "a ~ q S; Sss. ssss: stree.
EMsRolDERED. HANpKKRCHIEFs.- rkEsoa xA
~ brodered handkerchief barge assortment much under
oESrN's sAzAAH & IS S srs.S.r z..,
EMBRo1DEREp BANDS, LACE Wells BAsogEs, ETC.
II A large assortment OF dotted muslin basques from
ramsord and enn'd nu.ins for ao'' al qualities.
Embroidered Swiss Jseonet bands, In AL
.. widths, suitable for bssques
10, of those black French lace veis 40 per
BxEKMAN co. 47s Broadway.
ERENCH EMBROIDERED SETS coIFrEURs
= = Receiv~d per steamer Africa, Ia
sCsS s.s y q w sns worth S.
Black thread AM French lace coiaeurs ali sizes; - =
Do DO 0Af ssaks s,sTy go 60 .7s Broadway
UvREwcH EMBRorxERED sErs. TRIMMED WITH
II rsAl vAaucaeuass lace, ~ IS o.
.ai aENINs BAzAih. Us sro.aw.x
--- - - ------ 81 NcnoAs t.oseL
n B. WILLIAMS ~ 81. .s4ll.y.1.l
VI. Would respectfully inform the ladies' OF New York that
n'' 's"G ssszsf hSp rHSaoSs 81 srSSS
90 us .ra No. 'S' s'S sssr MINI street.
Busa.sss viii oommsncs Monday, HAyA
GEORGE sEoprr's xr,,,.s,
The greatest novelties Of the silk and cloth bss
Please cali and examine
cold No. 81 u. nv :, Nos, No; $50 Cana: anal.
GEORGE nHoDIr's x.,ru,.s,
oAan1'y lace A' % s sas ss.. sn double r
The bes, assortment In de country
And s. LlApenA Ard street
& "'"'N HHoDiA xAxrnLAs,
BLACK ace so RPS No 81 Sss ~ - sscs CANA,
GEORGE BRoDiEs
The ses, assortment IN ID; he ei aisN''
SILK hurf1LA,
An endless variety Of styles.
| And ss iAspenArd streets.
| (IEoRGx skoDixs rru,s
| The ladies are invited to eau and eI,uine'
I An entirely shape 81 lsc- mantle,
just received and not 10 be seen elsewhere IN The United
most S sSs 80 n 81 Y. No 500 e.aa
GEORGE BRoDTEss srr1.s
Another 70, latest styie. Q,
Paris made , g.ipu ,9,l lace Gem mAaiies
Real ,,sn. snau,'y a,,o -.,,.,v
fren'i B4 iSs m essnlly ~ a %meo'e 'A''
All new designs. and not 70 be seen elsewhere --
IArOhrAsT ~ ASE TaE 81 ToNs Ladies
premises No 10 Broadway on s sS SyfD xAr4
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sAL0s Ar AUC1xOn.
A. & aaf7ss SUI s =:
e rs ssss eus
"A. rrrrL1 6 Sgo.l Ss 9 ss... s,...-
Elegant mahogany furniture, without regard 70 COST
s sSis .s sas o :. !f "a s.9 os,ses
:: sscss IL Ss's';' s.s' sss
r :. s sss sss ssa sSsss fancy
chals sod OAK beuness chairs % match together Nth
ss ssa . vsss sssas' close
sits required from parchsscss I1oI o ...-.aoa
usz IL. SKILL "a
% sssoSsl y ~ owner aOi having s.s ioS tAs1 -
LOTION a sHasHH SALE or CLOTHING. is Nd,
4e o.u re- E.s4 y1 MADE c.oss 9 S aaj e
VII Az be 'a' sSs ~ ws ssasr oi 9'i S:o
"a ~, y. .e or Assi4ne,~ ON Friday, -a."D sA S
~ Ny TIsaS NJ TS 81 pffSiwso ,J5or S1oY
he shove SALE the being all Of this seasons make
''pe '''' ''' ~-a W." WI TOPPING CO, Auconeer.
A ucTIox xor1rE LARGE SALE OF SECOND HAND ND
Other '"psh H5sase gaaS Be- 5 81
s ss :, sh: sn:Ss
q rrs rossw"cd papicr suits sssssd chamber suits
bureaus, washstAnds
arobes sofa bedstcd dvAnS osonnanz exenaon tables
card and osnrs tables %.ss'e oS pier nsis bed
paintings ivory handle and other cutlery glass ware crocke
~, &c .t.. 81
One rosewood plAaefarte. - 4,' .II- ~. -
And by order az constable mahogany pauoforte
rosewood 'ete a'ete sofa &c. lao srt ."E '@
One very French plate pier glass gilt Frame size OF
glass cost the owner $50 Catalogues morning OF SALE
AUCTION Nor1cE--THos. BILL. AyCrIoNEER-.-
"A by BELL BUSH this day, n l0f O'Clock, at II North
William street. VIII be sold variety gf goods OF all descrp-
toms including furnlurs, dry goods handsome shawls,
hosiery aees boots and shoes jeweiry me Watches cloth
i-ee. -. S-------
UCTION NOTICE.--THOS.l BELL. ACCTIONEER.-
"A BY BELL BUSH, Friday, at eleven O'Clock, mort
sA At No so Sixth avenue, OF Nincteent street,
furniture fixtures and various other articles
rarculacs to morrow 10 be sold Tor cab under the fore
T7-~-7 - V'i4 SRfiOs. 8. sHOwLER, Mortgage.
UCTIoN NOrICE.-M. DOUGHTY. AUCTIONEER,
"A win sell this day 2P NJ large and general assert
men Of paEior chamber and dining room urnure srn..e.
bedsesds hair Aesscs feather beds and bedding
wardrobes large Clocks mating, and general
sortment Of hoekseping asicles Sale VIII be pcrepty
81 O'Clock p. M sSsa1to fad sdF VOWS '1e v'te p
A UCrI0N NOTICE.-THE LARaE &AL.M OF JKwELRY,
"A diamonds wsaches, &c. advcftsed for Saturday, VIII
positively ake ptAco mn day NAY without further post
ponefnent No % kassaQ see at 10 o'clock this stock
soprses cosby the above goods offered
S150 cash $50 and under e two months over NO apd
under u four months over ~ ~ months credit Notes
% made payable IN tbs city and sai.factory TO sellers
X W 1ag,, GEO. NICHOLS. No s. FAssAu street
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pUssEIL W. wEsTooTT,. AuCTIoNEER-wuL SELL
~ ns az WsdpRssssy MAY a. 10 0eoet At me RES.
the entire msgnacent furniture q e above FIRST elias.
al sa
Dc In an ss he
house VIII be sold without rsserye Catalogue. can be OBJ
fBeeImsn street under Nassau Bank Furniture cons.: in
6ns with unerpired wsrraSsse magnificent ssrvsd rose
wood p.ror furniture suit coysredn rich saiin full suit
with fa marble ops mirror doors and backs velvet and
TX s.d Ss ea $ asa h Ana @c
sessn, pier mirror, win bases: an,sl DO rich bronze and
and tapestry; ch costly seyrs ana Dresden chins vases
s d%su including
% es @ ssaSn s ss.
elegant variety Of rosewood chamber furniture Of every de
ding rosewood piano faieu reception elegant eren.
go, table n ye, war; dining and tee rich china
eles.n, dining room furniture Of every DESCRIPTION With
furniture o. every DESCRIPTION mentioned his al
sss y s., Which a. 10
be sold Deposits win be required Of all purchasers.
PosEs 40, AT. AucrIos;.w. g xcmvAIr WILL
sell a d. and eys day ns wees rosss .ss ,oss
T.. Fssl variety .aa ORDER from !: Bssdsr.oa, i
Tnos yEITcH, AUcrIosEER;; STORE NO. Is SPRUCE
day May 1851 :, e oclcel NJ 4. me slesroCm No ls
psisni ever watches, Snser ns. bracelets, cssso sets
studs and sleeve buttons earrings brespns brooches Ac
JOS. CORNELL, Dept Sheriff
r,Hos. vKrTCH AUCTroNEER--sToRE NO. Is SPRUCE
.'reet-shers sale Of cloths cassme~ss, vestngs &c,
Thursday May 1857, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, AT 63s Broad
consisting OF large assortment Of cloths cassimeres,
,s &c JonN %IE DsSa Sheriff
T,HOS WITCH, AUCTTONEER-STORE NO Is SPRUCE
etSheris sale OF desks chairs tables iron Safe &c
this day Wednesday May g. 1887, at n O'Clock NJ at 50
SCUM ''' 5Ss sfi O 6eSa Sn sf
WILLIAM r. BOYD, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w furniture sae.-gE0RGE NICHOLS will sell his
rooms 66 Nassau street. Thursday May nj l0s O'Clock
large assortment Of superior household furniture compr
general Of good second hand goods from
miles, also furniture, consisting rosewood parlor
SUITS In brocate plush hair CLOTH top centre and
side tables with solid rosewood
fronts panofore, rosewood and mahogany warrobes do
bedseads French and modern do washstands d.
ming and tea tables ALSO superior French china sets
with gold band; splendid also silver plated
forks aud with assortment Of kitchen furniture
mirrors, carpets NC, &C.
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JIENRY ". LEEDS, AUCTTONEER-H. w. LEEDS A
IL CO will sell BY auction on Thursday. May T. IN ss
lery, Nassau street., large and choice private library 81
renean In ,h country and Europe many which are very
rare Among them the works Of dulro, ~ simon
Huchez ~ Pierre, Nolpey, Bescherele Pascal Ian ais
Tocquevie Dubois, Mollere, Walter Scott FRANKLIN
nsier Rabeas, Duvivie Rosaeau Louis Blanc Scribe
Kari, Rogueplan, Dnru, Dante DAembert, de Mussu,,
Schiller Jequemont Honiere Bufen, Chateaubrand Con
dorset bescacs. fiewry Taci O. sands Blanche Chevs-
her gsur yoltsre De vgny Bszsc and others, Of
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IL r. LUDLOW, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
~. OF Murray nm belonging 10 the Of the late
Isaac BUR-, situated on fh avenue Madison and
FORTY street; will be sold BY r. H. Ludlow Co.. at W
O'Clock, "Wednesday, May 1851 Every lot will be seId that
u put up without any under bidding Terms per cent on
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ucrIoN xoriCx-EyaEx1 ,. FRANKLIk. AUG

By T. s. FRANKLIN 4 CO.. y s.ls..ou, as Nassau
hand sss s
psin.n 4s ss.ss s ooSssa. q Pvss dwsnx rsmSs
81 3: - 3 ma :Ss
81 dnx soc a.. az sSSs s
Dsi.s:ss; :!sI plated ware
6. s "a g
ycTIoE EorICE-JOHN REDDTSe MyCTI0NEER
l@ src:Sw.y VIII ss az above Sp wsdsssd.y On
70 ri, sesiers Without any reserve. =
4 ucrroN SorIoE-JoHx REDpING. ,AucrIoNEER'
s sro.s-ry w.a ss, On che gssr. it,1 sr.sH,
O'Clock usual saok, &c. Of paint Store. Sale positive.
A uCTIoN NOTICE.. BoaART, AucrIorExR-BY
"A Bo6ART. 90 narsd.y, May :, los& ococs Al the
sr.sScd farnlurr sonssns Of isrss s.ssmsn. cfse.s
% ana s
eseAh slsadd pr gas.e pure hair aas:rsssss 40 also
mating, &C. Also. By Of eIscuuon. counter. u
A ucrIoE NorIcE.mrnonAs 4. aooNNAyaaroE.
+ x o1 S"a
sse,osss , SsTs.s;
::.Srms.i
Of kitchen furniture Also suit q rosewood furniture IN
&c. %ei -os; he A-
A ucTIoN SALE OF ruREITuRE-hY pEED COLE
"A Th day May at 10 O'Clock q, s fu.on 81 Brookyn
Sep &1siisrs Bsssss ans asa c.sp. ocotSs crosRsry
ssa ss ;ad also pSo
fotes also number Of largo channg dishes In as rate
order and other goods suitable for hote restaurant
ssIoNEEs SALE OF ELRaAST CARVED AND
continued Z week Al greater rcueson IN prices By order
sscs u s :as q *
A ssieyEEs sAIE.-A N. cRIsrAI.AR AUCTIoHEER,
.Soa IS se e. WIN se and a. s:a chm. I
vases. and 3 lOt OF other ehins. II
pY WILLIAM IRVING a CO.. WEDNESDAY. MAY g.
ID Al l0s O'clock n No 81 Tenth street. near ffh avenue
and he greater part imported By the prrscn,
rarors-super Aabpssoa carpes mAgniieeni suits OF
crimson and soid satin daask consisting SOFIA ietes
gIsdSs and g,rSs sold centre
With ,sncs Rs mirror door, sns sss
Play cs figured broca,el window curtains lined With
ssdes large French plate gilt frame pier glasses With marble
brackets magnificent ornulu and bronze clock with
:s s % sb: S
beautiful ou chandeliers Of the richest style and newest
on paintings from the pencils OF the most ceebrsted modern
Dsnr roo-ostf furniture consists oak
board richly carved eriension dining tables arm and psror
sds tables we've, tapestry csrpes ric nxurrd brccss VIM
dow curtains tined with san lace window curtains, bronze
he be.' manu}scture, richly decorated. : '.
Breakfast dinner and service Of seyres china; English
Bedrcoms~vevet tapestry carpets magnificent solid rose
wood French bsdesd Of su,psssns beauty with curtains
giant rosewood gace hned with satin wood; dress
ns bureau sssss,srss Ghsr' lounges '0mAn velvet
Hail. Rosewood hat stand, ormuls chandelier, hall
patent washing mschiaes together assortment
kitchen furniture IN nrs rate order FOR iurher parcuIs
aoneer NO. fine street
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r BO0ART, AuCTi0NEER.-BY 8. Bo9ART, THIS
e.. day, 10 O'clock on the pre- sises, ct Mount Vernon
Wercheser Co. n plot Of ground containing abou three
fours Of acre. with buildings thereon Immediately oppo
the depot Of the New Haven Railroad Of the best
business stands In the vicinity OF New York Trains leave
Canal street and Broadway Al A. M and of white
lem road i've minutes walk from the above premises
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T OTIS. LOTS, LOTS IN PATERSON, n y-wm BE- sold
~ a public vendue on "Wednesday, May ISL the remain
Of he Pasale river the city Of Paterson within 70
wan 70 York and Erie RaruAd depot having eleven
RNins esch daAy and being only - 20 minutes
Sale O'Clock r. n,
preuaea Terms liberal For further particulars inquire Of
r. B. CHIgWEl.Ls auononeer, Paterson.
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CrEARNs a MARVIN HAVE REMOVED
W THHrE sAIasarpxs SAVES
TO 10 Murray street, rev Yors.
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NOTICE TO ALA WHOM 1T MAY ooScERN.-w.
IN IRvING 90. viii sell at auction "Wednesday May
O'Clock, the salcsrcom, No Pine street.
maker Antonus sraduovnrfous Cr6monons;
wood upright piano. made by Doenbacher Rue st. Scbas
tan, ParisA
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AUCTION SALE OF FURNIruRK-hY PEED a COLE
"A Th day May At 10 O'Clock. At S3 Fulton brooklyn,
comprising large and general OF and cham
and glassware looking giasses paintings and engrayings,
fores, also number OF largo chadg dishes In nst rate
ordrr and other gods suitable hose rrsaurnnl
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ssI0EEEs SALE OF ELEGANT CARVED AND
"a plain pianos close the estate Of Pehck Co., win be
continued week n greater rcductou prices BY order
OF he assignee. Apply 81 the warervoms Of MCDONALD
A ssieYEEs sALE-A. N. cRIsrAIAR, AUCTIoNEER
"A Bowerv. viii sell Thursday, 7th inst nj 0s O'clock
about IS Of white and gilt edged china Tee SETS " pieces
and q lot Of other china.
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UJENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-H. H. LEEDS 4
Il Co Will cell by anct len 90 "Wednesday May at 10Y
O'Clock at salesroe No. = Nassau large uH
standard standard running with lot
fowerng shrubs conssng of Chinese weseA trees peoney
spareas rcd white Aso dwarf pears peach and apple
Eecs from the nursery Of g. Mare. Astoria. LII Every plant
M genuine. Z
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UCTloN NOTICE. BoGARI, AucTIoEExR-gY
IA BOGART, Thursday May l. At 10Y O'Clock, nj the
ancan rooms, OF Frankfort and William streets,
bysehod furniture consas.ns II largo sasrnens cf te
sfas lounges mahogany chAtrn mahogany French
bedeads burssus Brssel and ingram carpets;
ooh splendh pter glasses hair uaaresses Ac also
Office furniture chairs oce desks clsck
mating, &C. Also. by virtue OF execution, counse IL
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MysrTo Hhi.i. SEMINARY gop y,n,A,.
lvl Salt water bathing and horsebsrk y,dt,s r
rccresacns ana catalogue MAJ be had Of ske y
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~ peremptory sale Of household furuiiure.-E r. H.
schenck win seo "Wednesday, Mayo at No GO East Thirty
Eghh street. all the furniture of the above four story first
class dwelnaR embracing follows, vzFour solid rose
wood paor and reception suits In brocadc and broca
M elegant eeeeres with mirror backs; solid rosewood
tables side tables whainos fancy pearl inad tables
reception chairs curtains, fixtures, elegant
wool mahogany bedsteads and bureaus best hair
mattresses, paiasters holsters and pillows oak extension
dining table chairs lounges secretary bookcssei rosewood
library bookcase, tables chairs ac silver plated ware cut
ery rocking chairs chairs hair cloth
ha stand carpets and oil cloths wsrdrobes &C. &c Sale
posidve without regard 10 weather.
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uWRy B. HHRTs, JR, AUCrIoHxER: -BY HERTs I
o. aalesoo No ~ Pine street. very superior bay Durock
coli hAuds high and about nine years old; can ro his
mile "a pnues perfectly kind and gentle In any harness.
sale posve wiAout reserve e the owner leaving the
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Dr. WILLIAM IRVING Co-wEDNEsDAY, MAY 6,
ID l0i, o'c ock the saesroom No. Pine street.
fruit trees &C. the nursery Of j. r. Mantel Astoria
large Of tubuious and variety Of other
plants bloom: climbing bourbon,
cotiag prairie standard and hall standard
n oas do IL descriptions grape vines, crant
bus ,es pear annie fruit uecs All warranted
name taken ont of the ground morning OF the sale
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rTENRY, b. HERTa, JR. AUCT1oNKER-- by HERTs L
II MOSS Tuesday May ~ 10Y clock :. ,he gal ..
ceres wines teas liquors. segaTs csndes indigo &C.
Nv order Of FREDERICK L. VULTEE Deputy Sheriff
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HkIRRORS AT AUCTrON.-THE LARGE BALE OF
M mirrors postponed on sceoun, OF the weather VIII go
Of Mr. q. Michel Isl broadway Goods view aud
catalogues ready HERTS MOSS, Auctioueers-
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DosEs AC AT AuCrToN.-w. r. kcII.vAIN WILL
~ eel h day and ever day n week roses grape vines
D., In great variety and IN hns order, from r HenderSon. n
Ne seed store No. 7 John street. ri lok O'Clock
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nHoe yETTCH AUCTroNEKR.-sTORE NO Is SPRUCE
sueetshed'e sale Of rich gold iewelry &C, Thurs
Say May T. 1851 at 10 O'Clock M the salesroon No is
spruce street. consisting gold and silver hunting lcpine
patent watches finger rings, bracelets SETS
&c. Also, splendid jewelers. safe. &c.
JOS. CORNELL. Dept Sheriff
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| (yoSsrABLE's sALE.-To PAPER HANGERS AND
boxakers About 600 pieces glazed French paper also,
ABOUT 10 pairs window shades; also, 81 autograph stones
above viii be ,od by A. NJ CRfsTALAR, sustoneer,
order OF j. FRIEDMAN COHEN, Constable
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UsTRUUTIOr.

GS WRITING, BooKKEEPIsG, ETC.-D
ali stiffness or trembling from any hand, and
business writer's In ten lessons Than the old sysie
ton months. Two Is seats for writing vacant
ing $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-13

LATER FROM TExAs.-The Galveston Civilian
says tnat instructions from the State Department
a' washington have been received by the United
States Marshal Of Texas. and the Collector of
ust1mS at Galveston stating that there is reason
W DeiIeve that lawiess Persons are now engaged
Nithih the limits OF the United State, in setting
on 1901 and preparing the means for military er
Psuuuons 10 be carried on against the territories
oi Ms1lco, Nicaragua, and Costa RIGA and my
ios ,nose omeers TO use all due diligence and TO
avaiI themselves Of all legitimate means AZ Their
IN. 70 enforce the neutrality laws against
nose VINO may he found to beengaged I'm settino
Oh ioo' or preparing such military eI pedIiiops
Inc UdIVeston News understands Thai ,be ne,,,
s.eaniship now being built for Mr. VanderLilt
be completed and brought ont VIZ 'ooi'
Inc lndianolian Of the Sd furnishes the fol,o,v
Ing intelligence: WIG ioiio"
runor reached town yesterday that the down
raln OF Government contractors, under the esco,,
OF twenty priyates, one subaItern, and two 81
geants, detailed by order Of Gen Twiyy, have
been attacked on the route no. A"'e
Quite number Of volunteers recruited under
.ne auspices Of Brevet Col. w. r. Henry for the
uan service, have arrived in town and
weston. ~ -O' ""i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-13
PERSONAL
Commodore Perry : Y

-''- commodore Perry, L. S. N, is at Browns
a. -: Samuel Crawford, m,ny years ago editor
'He richmond (Va) Argus, died last week
Cen IscTg s " ia: Piu PreLle, OF Me, formerly
aged ~. 'ue hd5ue' is DEAD
,..i,, ha~%rd Colston, one Of the reporters Of
VI. ,,ora died On sunday after painful hi.
go. Senator Douglas j. ia -
ny IN the current reyulsien having been sn,..a
in extensive time speculations in Wssts,, -,
-. VIM h. Niblsek, of Knox county t. ,hs
democratic nominee TO II the vacancy IN ,h1 se
preaching Congress occasioned h. AZ - In, VI. ap.
the late Judge Lockhart '"e uea'h OF
60 It. Col. Silas Casey, u : A, and ,,ay
APP. u d. TIenchard, u. - N, Capt w n
u ,. y are at W iilards,
NJ; Tue telegraph report Of the death OF Hon
w. r. tessenden Of Maine, is believed to be an
eno'. doubtless the Hon w p Preble is meant,
days illness. -"'' "i''' 'A'ee
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.SpIRTT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

.SPLRTT OF THE MOhNING PRESS.
The Union contains dispatch from Leayen-
worth, dated on the 10th inst, saying that the
Democrats have majority of one in the newly
elected Territorial Council, and two or three in
the lower branch, and that the majority for
PARROT Rep for Congress is but four OF Ave
hundred. The editor has entire confidence in
the accuracy Of his correspondent We trust
his representations may be true, rs the control
of the Territorial Legislature of Kansas is at
this time of more Importance than aught else
we know of to the future of the Democratic
organization Of the Union.
Tie Union is still :" down on the banks and
bankers to-day
The InfeLligsneer republishes, from the Bos-
ton ConrIer Of the 9TH, an interesting DISGUISE.
ton upon the origin of the Sepoy war, wherein
it is charged to the interference of the English
Government with the ancient religious preiu-
dices Of the Hindoos. The editor, however.
takes occasion to explain that writer's in England
contend that the war has its origin in the fail
ure Of the Government to interfere sufficient
ly with the rights Of the Hindoo church, which,
from time immemorial has prescribed, in India,
the canoIs which regulate the descent, trans
mission and conveyance of property, the re-
lations Of husband and wife, parent and child,
guardian and ward, master and servant, and
even appoints what garments shall be worn and
how the nails shall be trimmed
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ELECTIONS TO-DAY-State elections take nla.e
to-day in Pennsylvania and Ohio In Pennsylva-
MIA Governor, State officers, members of the
Legislature and County officers are to be elected
in Ohio Governor and State officers only In
each state there are three distinct tickets I'm
noinination-American, Democratic and Republi
can. The candidates for Governorship in Penn
sylvanfa are-Wm. F Packer, Dem, Isaac Haz
eihnrst, Amer, and David Wilmot, Rep. The
indications are greatly in favor of the election Of
zen Packer In Ohio the candidates are Peter
van Trump, Amer, Henry b. Payne, Dem and
Gov. Chase. Rep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-13

II The news from India is gloomy, very. The
English have been obliged to circumscribe their
lines more and more. Havelock had retired a Sc
cond time from Lucknow. And at last advices.
with force of but nine hundred men, was ex
posed to attack from four points, and no hope Of
relief for a fortnight. The junction which we
predicted between the Gwaliors and the Dudes
has effected, and with even more disastrous re
suits than we anticipated, for the communicat ion
between Calcutta and Lucknow can no longer be
considered open, except to an army.
The initiates are spreading and confidence in
the loyalty Of the Bombay native troops dimin-
iShes daily while Calcutta is thought TO be in seri
Gus danger OF ali outbreak