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EGSzZE&2 Die unterSetpnerEn hepen nit beut 6aufe
bs 6ertn y buarb DON. S3tf5'Nbeoer ub S6tfS.
Sefrd1ter, in Breme n in Uerbtnoun9 uno heuen fir NeO.
nung b~elelbcn unter SUrtpstlpaften 8eptneungen unD au ben
nteprtS It II 8remer II auf etn S a + eulttse
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8wtidenped nit T E ef mdbtge 0adetf6tffen b n
y remen ua6 alen 9dffn Der U~eretni9ten Sradten, belpn.
berS aber nab Baltimore. Der gDes ubsr Bremen 1T fir
OeariGe aueridnnt Der Dpttbetlbaftefe, unb bd TIM Nt6tbes
nuBunasfdle DeS SGeineS rent beteen I~uS3abler has ~ Ell
Qelt d. ert bletbt, 10 ~empfebIen MIR Oententsen, welGe 5reun.
Oe uno UerwanOte Don Deutlhlanb beruber fpmmen laien
mplea, uniere Vermittelung turG DbtseS Saus ergebeAi. -
S~eseIiQtffe perialen Bremen am 1. unb Is. ieben
WpndtS.
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leamng Der YlaSe fur bic neIen uno prG9tpDIl etn-
ssrtateten ,Oampff9tffe bes @prbbeatfasn
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al Bremen NepsgDrf
1T BEN g a. IN her @%pmpa9nie iifete nab re Nnseiae) uuter
9letben SebtngunSen far 0fednun8 Der So. @etpte,
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y Drt, ~etteessns nDminen perb,n, ub ba nan nit gs6t
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Yubltfunn uniere Werrntttlun8.
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8remem IN. Capt. gDefsls, -. Stunt Y. SUIT
5MblDn, 9beate, ~. Suit IA. %us.
&ew.y Drt,v y. Santen, 81. suit 2o. Nug.
50 efer. 9Gtien, IA. Mug. IL. Sept.
gDesea adberr @usfunft rueube man Id an
Bed uup y a d m mn,
Snlt1fl No. 113, Q6.s9pmbarofr., alttnOre,
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St9asOSs'B AEOEgl
(Maison allemande & ~francaise)
a1tttt-, ndpe 5OIItbap- unb iwif@tn SO III ID 8. ,s.e
0a5frabe, Baltimore
@eHsnbs uab 1ca8aassr Rnoea am obtstnYlat eb bic tRtglxf.
napue une t-nD3r1pmment ft 8ebaubIung, Yin bcrS6enfe tFt
aetS BITE tsheaSstranft III babtn uue iu tsbe4 gtunbs bss 1aaes
iGan ns3 esrSarts seipttft Tsrssa. Das 9Dtei lteet I'm att,
tslpmnht per stabty IL tn alen 3teien amfs Bette sinsersdrtt
dup tann bsstaIb ~btlOubers Srswdtttaen unb bier UniSfaaen
apfObitn werben. fg
M1-Getfenbe fnben aud im feber Stunbs Der 81 amt 2ntrEtt.
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ihiep, unb, pie Der vPatriot" bemerfl. uus oer
@e9eno rcn Ycrf Goap %itanlnte, fling balo Sc.
mug Streit inter lih an uno nod ebe bas Boot
BET Yplnt Mbarf Sur Nufnabme weiterer Pallas
9tre anle9te: reSnete e5 Pri9el nno Tault@
l6ld9e Der %9roblten Sorte. 2rctoem Iubr Der
Capt. weiter, aber idon Bel Sort WfeDenrp
wuroe Der &umpf 10 au8emein uno Der Spet'
tafel 10 SroB, PAP Die Seamtel oeS ScoteS pas.
lelbe ummenpeteu uno na4 oer Staot 5urad
fubren.
Sci Canton ansefommen wouten lie ibre ms
rublee 6rad,t ans 2ano ieeen, aber Die Bee
wcbner iener @e9snp webtten lid 9e9en bic
Qanouns p~erielben un0 5wau9en ben Captain
weiter 6lnauf na9 Oer Staot canlit Su fabrep,
no bic 9anpun9 ~erfcl9te. Die 3abl Der See
tbeiliaten BET benz Streite mar 10 9roB uno bic
an9aben 10 uuliher unp unb eltimmt, paB bis
jeet nod ineSerbaftun9en pcr9encmuen wer.
Den %fonnten. 10
Steubeneft. = Wie mir BON unlerem
6reuno Diee in Waibingtrn erlabren, beabliA.
tl8t oo5 bcrtiSe Stcuben, Committee etnen
srOBartlsen Seiud peS bieii9en SteubenlelteS,
un0 mir brffen uno wiiniden, bab redt Uiele
NSalbln9tDner lid benz Committee bel pieiem
lOblIden 3pede IN IdlleBen merben.
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SOIL. Gartnec nit0 G%intbnrger &dfe+
&teben. erbaiten etns ,rtIGe Senbun8 l
Sdringe mllS @imburger 3Gie eriter QnalitGt,
peibe biat8t abIaHsn
Mu910-S 81 tts8 ose 9ra1t Hnb 0Dnetff.
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rgsag QeOer 9eber 2eOer
wv Mbtung
GT3 @ute Na9rtdten fir alle
Gtiefel= m1D Sobnbmacber
DBu Baltimore,
ippte fIr NQe, pelHe lt6 nit 2eper BON 8altis
mDrp NprfOrnpn.

lUAtS ~ <tuSI NS%HS W. 80" OH%<F
more p~erIDrgen.
Sebt @u6 meine Wreis-Eabele an - leet fe = lefet fe
nno fpmmt uno bsttadtet @u1 bas eeber, teDt es le!bT; glanbt
atbt, mas @u6 anOere iasen, wena 5Rr pt@t ielbit 5uerit &C.:
ieben babt, benin tb la8e Sud; Die WaPrPett IN
sd t9mmere mt& atdt b0rurA, mas &nOere gu tbun pOrss.
Ben. - SD tbue 60 - mas tbue t1! Wun, tA Dertaute aue
Sprten eeoer, unb omar blu ger, ais trstne eth dnteres 3anS
in Saltsmpre
alen abrtsea 3aufera, anD tb tIr8e bafar, bds t6 3Uet Set
len gesen etne fur tr8enO elm anberes 5dus babe, uo OteS IT
aao srSSte 1T, f. i rsSs i'd bic asssSrSeit; ab Sstt ID 81 bsft
unb srDBte AuSWabl babe, fD bin i'd TIM Stanbe, an Gub Stel
IS So !. e sses @as d s'sta BET MIR gilt Der xsrmgs f0 sts1
0afur bt3abIt, trbalt es ebenip btats we Derientge, wsl>
der stnbanoert Seitsn fault; un6 er StrO aaf bic mamlt4e
aDette bspient pereen. 5t
SD babe ieet in Nlem se9en 5000 Seiten
3eoer i'm Saoen unb I9 babe es 81 biutSen Preis
fen ein9elegt:
8eltes lpautides uno S9la9t-
lolenleoer gu ; . 2o, 1928 ets.
0emlpdlolenleber gu 24-25 y
ldaobaftesG iAeniOblen>
lecer 5u 20, 22-24
. idarbaftes SemlOdiOb'
aaass lenleoer 81 . . +. 81 y
~ prbtndlreS DO. 3u IA y
. 8lfeueocr gu 80 Bic 81 Bic 80 DOH.
uno ale anoeren Sorten biQtaer alS Da8 Blls
.lisite. astas ls's
So fomnlt nun, fOmult ber6ei nit benz baaz
rem @eloe gu Francis HI. Grupy,
asuy5a. a.h-9 Yo. AZ. S..galDerttr.
EF gebmt GuG tn AGt uno febt mad Dem re6ten Wamen
um0 beFsss6tsn Summer. -5il5 rSult14,1mt
a nes Gddmen.G el.
Banf Safer BON bteient euten Sel fur Rod. urb an6ereu
@ebrauhe, teinn 6aB ooer Der Waapne 3u ~uerfaufen tn untsrsm
@tOre, SIS. 70 S%Dutbfr., no aud aae @emar3lprten ~ baben
fub, 8emablen uno un8euaplen. 49, 4l.sal7 .88
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Cts. SIS sis.
uater,et&neter ma&s tetnen Jreunben un6 benz Ywbltfun
tiermtt befanut, bat er i'm Stanbe 1T, wdbrenb Der gansen
CONNER atfOn bas bette &ia, bag tn Otsfsm Staats iemais
autbepubrt wurbe, 3u liefsrn. IS tit sGn gutter Oife unb SDn
reinern 6rib .tngswaHer, unp befnoet f6 3u JtpfDale, Baltic.
@vuntp, nabe ben carmen Der 6erren Sefe Sltnsluf 1t. Capt.
tan @attsr. rte tetreHs Der Aaalttdt 4ustaaft eeben tim
n~en.-Muftrdse, BITE tn 8trclp's 9eoer'3ae u, G~etapfpe, Guf9e.
seben werDen, perben punttItb beiSr9t.
.Ster.
hz-&is Deppt: @lsfs Iaus-Isssu Wltt2 ,69Rt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-29
by ]. C. Mcguire, AuctIoneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITuRE
CRoCKERY; GLASS WARE, &c, AT PTEI ~
ACcTIoS.-0n THURSDAY MORNING. Apr,I
ISL az ten clock AT the store of William DowiIng
en- ITIdge street, Georgetown, nearly oppos1ts tba
MAJ ket House Sh.ll sell, by virtue Of a deed IN
trust, dated March % 1853, and recorded in Iiber
d 4; - 40: I51 foios l. ?, 3, and 5, one of the
and records OF w eshngton county ali the srock an
trade and effects OF the said DowIin9 comoI,sios
Mahogany S.fas. cane-seat Chairs
Marble top Tables,
Dining and breakfast Tables,
Bureaus, Washstands, Bedstead,
Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows
bookcases, w hainOts, Desks
Pine Tables, Tin Safes, Step adder.
Looking Glasses,
w lhu'w SHADES, Lounges, Toilet Glasses,
quantity % China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Knives and Forks, Spoons, Casters &c,
Go dozen superior Backing
81 gallons Furniture yaEnish.
horse Shoes, Ia an Weights, Screws,
Plough Shares, Picks, Patent Balances, Sc.
Also, at IL o'clock m in front of the premises
| superior Work Horse, Wagon ana Harness.
Terms: $50 and under, cash over that sum q
credit of l, 2, and m0lths. for satisfactorily an
dorsed notes. bearing interest. '
ThOS. j. FISHER, Trustea
% % J. q. McG UlRE. ADetionear
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FUTURE dawn
BY A. GREEN, Aucunneer.

VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE ANDIor
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated 9Th of Aug
ust, 1857, and duly recorded IVA iIber J. A = i40S r.
ana az rae request of the parties Interested"
shall sell. at public auction, on the PREMISES ON
MONDAY, 18th April. 1853, at S O'clock o. m .
ali that lot or parcel Of ground situated On ia
street east. near 1. street south. IN the city of
washington, and known and distinguished npon
the plan Of sad city parts of Lots 4 and 8
IN Square 769, and particularly described as To;ows
commencing on the west side of Sd street east IN
ieet south from street south. and running thence
south on Sd street east IS Y feet thence west ls
~ leet TO Cana street; thence north fr0ntIng on
Canal street - 8l2 feet, and thence cast LOO 10 eef
70 the beginning, improved by q comfortable frame
dwelling house. '0
=, Terms Ss1 cash; balance in and l2 months. Ii
of purchaser. JOUT EGN TrnAtp IN. ea
h@-dlS A. GREEN, Auct
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VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR
:. ROSEWOOD sEyEN-OCTAvE CHICKERING PIANo
rokTE, ELEGANT CIrY-MADE CABINET FURNITURE
HANDSOME GILr FRAME MIRRORS. RICH SIN AN
fETs &con nfp RSgsskLs GAs
At 10 clock, and continuing from day To day until
the Whole is disposed Of, 1 shall sell the superior
ated on street between 18th and l4th streets en-
DiacIng every variety and style of Paror and Cham
heT urnlture, Bedding. &c.
IhIs extensive establishment embraces some
eighty hive paTlorS and chambers, which haze been
tgre all having been made AT the best estsHshm
~ ~ dnis city and OF very superior style and finish
Elegant rosewood seven-octave Pianoforte, by
ChIckerng ny
e, oval Mirrors, Of varok sizes and siyles "NO
superior rosewood and walnut crimson piush-coy-
cred French and tete-a tete Sofas
Arm, ladies and parlor Chairs
S SGese ds G r, reception Chairs, &c,
crimson and gold brocate,le. comprising two
tete a-tete Sofas, two arm Chairs and eig lit par
Tor Chairs
Suites of handsome walnut figured damask- covered
faTl9T ufnIIure, consisting of two Sofas two
Handsome walnut WhatnOts EtsgeTes and Rook-
, stands, of various patterns
In rosewood, walnut, and mahogany "O'0'
hiessnt hrocstene; damask, and lace Curtains
lTnsOufnoSt the house, with gilt CornIce, Cords,
klch tench China Vases, Candeahras and other
Superior Velvet, English, Brussels, and three DIV
r. carpets throughout the house "
DiusscIs di.u cnetlan nail d.u CARPETS
vi CIoth. Rugs. Stairs Rods and Eyes
SpleLdiu rosewood, walnut, and mahogany marble
top dressing Bureaus and Washstands, Ward
Jenny Lind and French Bedsteads
bles " ~ "i'"'ut ihh
soiId cherry, Bedsteads, ,Wardrobes. and Wash
- stands of superior make ''
Palnted "ardTOhes, Bedsteads and LVsshstauds
Superior cured hair Msttresseg
fIDe eather Beds, BosteTs ard Pilovs
very extensive lot OF superior anEets Marselies
quits, Comforts, bedspreads, Sheeting Roi-
reneh Chlna, marbed and granite Toilet Sets
MAioS,iY halr sprlEg-seat Sofas, Rockers, arm and
halT Goth, rep. and damask covered Lounges
Marhe-top SIdebnards and Beaufets,
BOOK w ntlng- Desks. Arm Chairs
tlsht superior engraved heavy silveT-piated Tea
Sets, f 1No
Silver plated CastOrs. Waters, Tea and Coffee
. lrns, Spoons ana Forks,
superior Table Cutlery, Fire Irons,
walnut ara mahogany extension, breakfast, card.
and side Tables. 0AiN'
Superior OAK cane sest dining Chairs,
Ffsnch Chlna and granite Dinner Dessert, and Tea
ChTysta cut-giass Decanters Wafer RottIes Ooh
- let's, Tumblers and Wine Classes
BloeE I'm uTns, Chafng Dishes and Dish Coyers
hadlator, oPen-grate and air light Stoves
IOsetner win general assortment of eyerv srtncta
IA the Housekeeping line. '''0
Ierms $50 and under, cash over that sum a
credt OF q ), and months. for satisfactorily en-
d"Tsed notes, bearing interest.
IA 7-eOd j. c. MEG UIRE, Auct.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS;
FRoMASSocLATED PRESS 1cryr
Inter from CalifarnIa-

ioknl March 29.-The steamship No,,h-
mo o disht, Tom AsPinwall arrived here thi,
from SsS $500, n oo Passengers, brought down
ho mi Ss Al ianciseo by the Orirsba 49,
I,,sr sn,o1is Light also brings two weeks,
'S! r. MarIg enoe from South America
for Callao. e W leave soon
terrific Norther had swept along "a. chn,,,
coast, doing considerable damage 10 shI,rs.
livanco bad taken the town OF Tacna. ih Pc,
without resistance 'e'u,
me fr1gate Apurimac was blockading Isl,v
on March 9TH, battle took place st hreouln,
SuI Tue hnsl result was unknown; but n was IN
IT,, i1so"a mat Castilla had taken two outposts
~ tlcan ships before reported as having
the Peruvians Ai ." INC pAnos Oh
the T,Hioeto, in Venezuela, was captured by
foIloIyin1@ d SIS on The 9th Of March, and on the
-" ~ gay lO,OOO men marched on C.n.nc..
prs.id. ney summoned Monagas 10 .urrender a.
rIaTeS !" ne refused, and the city was de-
general In the interior 'o'uuon was
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Latest from ItsA-

ST. Lorls, March 27.-The SAINT. Fe n.,.
10 ,ne = "a uItlno are received but they contsi,
Some Indian depredations and several xy,,,..
reported N'@ns are
government wagons bad been sent from San.
"a "a re 70 thecantonment Of Fort Burgwin, to carry
capt. Bowmans command to Fort Union. Tbi,
IoInPahy consists OF seventy men, and will 90 to
otah with Capt. Marcy. Twenty i've mounted
men also accompany him
The Indian agent XII Carson renor,. ,h.,
be Literally supplied ~
h, Idapta,n Pope; OF the artesian well expedition,
The correspondent Of the Renph,,o.,
1u. genuenian just from Nemaha county ~,
ports mat the mail party met with ave Dow
and wouiS .n was growing rapidly on the plains,
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CHOICE GARDEN ANDFLowERsIEDs

The undersigned has again the pleasure of offering
DEf,11m.ss. extensive stock III genuine GAR g.
SMGDEN SEEDS. which are thus season Of =
1S0 I,Aceiient QU6lIty, warranted pure and-&1
lesh Us iaciiitles OF supp all articles of nm
estqudilty and correct To lame from England and
continent, as well as those of domestic growth, 10
pnsuTp sed II equalled, by any house the trade
Market Gardeners, Farmers, and others Will lind
these Seeds cheap as they can be purchased IA
the United States her wholesale retail, an *
or packages, and unsurpassed as 10 quality, VIZ:
Early York, LaTge York, French OK Heart. Pre-
mum Flat Dutch, Large Drumhead, and other
Cabtages,
Blood TurmS Beet. Early Short top Radish,
Round Purple Egg Plant,
Large smooth Tomato, Peppers, Satisfy.
Carrots. Parsmps, extra eatly Peas Beans a.
With every other Vegetable and Herb in the tTade
FLOWER SEEDS, Of the choicest kinds. Sc
leeed from his extensive collection for any tltuds
Ia the UnIon offered, prepaid bV mali AZ fhs To-
lowing low rates-tne beat coil. CT ons have sever.
vanetles included. which sell sepArEtey AZ Isl 10 ,,
cents per paper, a English Pansy Ploota Pinks
Trudant's A sters, &c:
loo papers choice varieties S.
100 "a choicest varieties 90
50 choicest varieties 81
- I'd choicest varieties 2W
e JOHN SAUL,
s66 7th street corner X street.
eS Th&M,lH Wsshinston. DC,
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK March % Flour is quiet: sales OF
800 bbls. State 81 .I5aS4 Is; Ohio, "a 75e As:
Southern 81 5aOS4 ".
Wheat is very dull; sales unimportant; prices
nominal
CDrn is unsettled; sales Of 30 900 bushels: vhit.
7SaGS and yellow at 6sso9c
Pork steady mess SO sOasl6 IS; prime sI3 7aa
Sl315 Beef Is quiet Chicago repacked SIP pa
Sl3 50. Lard is dull at 9S alOkc
Whisky is unsettled; Ohio 23s22x
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Raltimore NIarksis

BALTIMORE, March 29--Flour is steadr with
a brisk demand; Ohio and Howard street 81 .3,x,
City Mills ~ %. ~
% w heat Is active and generally unchanged: reds
elSsl 10 II i9aSl Is fOr good TO prime whites
Corn is active and iclosed buoysnt. AT sssse,
foI white, and 6Oa63c. for yellow
provisions steady and unchanged
Whisky is quiet at 81 a22x
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BY A. GREEN, Auctiopeer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIN
=, PROVED PROPERTY. EAST OF THE CAPITOL ON
MAINLAND AVENUE, AT A uCTION.-On MONDAY
the .sth instant, shal sell. in front of the prem
lses, at O'Clock p. IN, Lots No. l.. q s. 8 and ,
I'm subdivision of Square No. 8e3 all of which font
on Mary land avenue, 5th and oil streets east The
lots range from ~ Ia ST. feet front each but will 10
sod In 10 SUIT purchasers. On one of then there
is good frame house, VIII oh will he sold with The
lot on which stands. A II of the lots run throngb
me square; handsomely located, and a fine opportu
alty Tor persons wishing to make gooi iDve
IL being rapidly Improving In value Sale positive
ERIN: One third cash balance in SIX, twelve,
Gnu months ior notes bearing interest from
taken. ~ ueeu vi Trust
- ms AGREEN A.,
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BY J, e, MCGUIRE. Apotionesr

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PRopER.
TY AT THE CORNER or r AND NINrH STprEs
oProSIrE TIE PATENT OFFICE.-On THCkSDAE
ar TEX NOON, April ls,, at 5t4 O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell Lot No. |, In Suuars NJ. s-e
iro"tlng 81 ieet inches street ~ the cornsr &c
stn street ives, running lack IS feet on r street.
soget1er WIN the Improvements, Consisting al two
story brick dwelling house. with an eSae lent srora
room IN the corner, which has heen occupied man,
years as confectionery store. Title perfect
Ierms: Ore ....ITh cash; the resIdue an q ID AMI
~ mo;Lhs with interest, secured by desi of trust
TN the property. - ''US'
IG-aOd&ds l. q Mccr-Jpl, A..
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Financial.

NEw YORK, March 2s.-Etocfs onen.d Anil
and Lower. 61t closed hru.er. Chicago and Rock
Central s7a; Cumberland Coal Co ~. Iscro'..
ana Milwankle 3 Pehnolvania c, al Go 20
Michigan southern IN; Reading 4sx. Ms
f ,Se os sss' Sterling exchange Is dull at IO:s
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ARMY IntelIieeuce.

NEw YORK, March 29.-Gen Scott has issued
orders constituting new military district In Ne
brHska, to he called the District of the PLATE
pied immediately by ten companies of arfiIIsrv
two OF Dragons from Kansas. Two comp,nies
OF artillery are ordered from Kansas TO Fort RiIev
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Later from kansas and Utah.

heaVenworth on the Goth says that the Cons,,,n'
~ convention had adjourned from Minneols
I ~ ieet al Leavenworth on the 25th Jim Ian.
IL was supposed that the session NyonIS ~ .h,.
ana that the Topeka Constitution wouid n,
adopted with a mod hcation WYNN oo
e,d lane was was pledged to resign before he was
temists were becoming more modsr.,. OK
Sf mounted men from Camp Scott had arrived
al Leavenworth. They left the army on the s6ts
s,y .rncountering several very severe snow
storms. They think the Mormon. might s.sSI,
S overcome zen Johnson's command, II they were
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
EORTY FINE BUILDING LOTS At aIrC
i TloH'-ttn w EDNtSDAY, the SIst instant' 4
shsl ss, IN trent on me premises, ar O'Clock o m
a. hShusome buuu,ng lSots,In subdivision OF SSnsre
No a. all 81 (which are Of moo crate de 9TH rn,ns
20 aleysi Inns property Is beautifully sitnateS
uounaeu " pun Htu Itn streets west, and ami IT
streets north and perfectly graded on eseh street
nc d,tention OF persons seeking an Investment ia
be expected. "a oai gains may
al q, One third cash the residue in g. r. 49,
DAY OF sale. deed given and FAD Of trnst issen
iitle lndsputa3le. All conveyances 81 The cost Of
the purchaser or purchasers
IN 6-ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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Late from Northern yf.,Ico.

NEW ORLEANS, March 29.-l.ater advices from
uoi LeIh MeAlco nave been received. Matamoras
had been declared a free port and yidaurTi hsd
issued Proclamation demanding the payment OF
per cenfa2e on all money due for Church mon
cry; Iamplco had not vet been attac ked. hut a
DattIe was expected near san Luis Potosi between
the adherents Of Garcia and Zuloaga
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Arrest for Bigamy.

BOSTON, March IA man hamed (ispnett
was arrested here, yesterday, on the charge of
olgamy, having, as IL is alleged, three wives A v
ing, two of whom he married within the present
month. He was formerly q merchant 10 GOOD
standing in this city.
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Arrival of the IsabeI.

CHARLEsToN, March 2e-The steamsbIn Ia,
Del, from Havana, arrived here TODAY with Kew
est dates OF the 25th. The bark WbIts from
Ne" ork, arrived on the 18th. The shin Rich
az o "S i.oh New orleans FOR Boston, with car
20 OF cotton. arrived leaking badly, and was dis
Gnd.glhg- he ship Rockland, from Mobile for
boston, had also arrived in distress
~ na' ana sugar and molasses We're active and
advancing. Freights Were dull Stella 80
G T6SnlS li2all2S. Exchange on New York IOOs
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Difficulty at the Sou h CAROLYN. Co,t.,.

COLUMBIA, March 27-One hundred students
at the south Carolina College have been suspend
cd until october in conseq uence Of insubordina
zion: IL appears that the Faculty refused 10 sus
pend exercises on Thanksgiving day, and the
students tarTed the benches ia the recitation
room and perpetrated other exceptionable acts
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By r. :. WRIGHT; Georsetown

ERAME HOUSE AND LOT AT Auction
L On MONDAY AFTERNOON next, the ssth
instant, AZ O'Clock. shall sell, without reserve a
comfortable Frame House and Lot, recently in tbe
c; .SPsney OF MI Bradshaw; The Lot has a front
tsins rooms and Easement nice Hover ysrSa n
IN front and fruit and vssetabe garden m the rear
stqate on BIIck ard Hill, and near the residence
This property rents for $50 per annum, and offers
alapprsnie opportunity for investment or for DOM
IeIms; Two thirds IN cash; ba ancs in 6 and u
trust taken. Uoo1 vi
IN = st +. s. WRIGHT, Auct.
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Lecompton Meeting M Cleveland

CLEVRLAND, March 26 A large meetInO uas
held here last evening, TO sustain the sdministrs
uon In It's course on the Kansas question. En-
governor Wood presided, and made the opening
speech he was followed oY Hon. VIM Belden
OF STARK county. series OF resolution. were
adopted by the meeting, strongly endorsing the
course OF the administration, and in favor Oh the
llhhedlate admission OF Kansas into the rpInn
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MkkRlIrsyILLE, w, March 27-The Trial
OF Tounshend, the highvayman. commenced yss-
eroay great excitement prevails, thousands Of
people from the surrounding country ATTENDING
Ihsre are upwards OF one hundred witnesses in
clualhg Tour penitentiary convicts to be exam
lheo on the part OF tue Crown and nearly as
many on behalf OF the prisoner. The opinion
prevails that the prisoners identity will Sc es
,ao.sned ana he convicted. The trial is sr-
pected TO occupy several DAYS
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Wagon Factorv 0urnt

ST Ions, March O. The wagon nanpfar.o,.,
OF John Cook was destroyed by fire TO day' I,oss
about SIS 900. Two hundred government wac
ons were DESTROYED s
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y Lake Navigation.

oswEGo, March THE schooner Lucind,
arrived yesterday from Toronto with hour 6c
Navigation Is now open at all the ports on Lax.
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Maine Legislature.

AUGUSTA, Me, March % The Legislature og
thls state having nearly concluded its business
VIII adjourn on Monday or Tuesday next
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AUCTIos SALES.
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING
BY A. GREEN. Auct1oneer

by A. OK EEN, Auctloneer.
EhTENSiNE SALE OF DRY GOODS AT
=, 10 huGrioN-On WEDNESDAY, the pam inst .
dsnossd ca and will be contlnu ed daIy until
eStensivo Oh snail commence the sale of very
s5. street, between and streets The stoaI
Domestic 1ondne general assortment. viz:
large assortment Of other Dry Goods ana a
eInis unaer SS', cash ; over SO o,.di, 81, g,
ing interest. enoorsed. bear
!" gu A. GREEN Auo,