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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-29
By }. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer

FURNITURE IN ID HOUSRHOIn TT
Il FECrs AT AucTToN.-On TUESDAY, MnpN
ING March Soth At 10 O'clock 81 the residsnsn
lady declining Housekeeping, on the west s,5e ~
ian street. between and streets shall sell The
Furniture and Effects, compnsii g "0
Mahogany and walnut Dressing Bureaus,
Enclosed and PLAIN washstand>,
Lounges, cane seat Chairs, Rockers,
Double and single Bedsteads, Mattresses
Superior Feather Beds. holsters and Pillows,
Mshogany NardrObes, Chamber Tables,
three ply and Ingram Carpets, Oilcoth,
Venetian Blinds, Window Shades
EXTENSION Dining Table, Side Tables,
ChIpa, Glass and Crockery Ware,
Coo King aud other Stoves, Tin Safe
Iogether with nany other art Ices in the housekeep
ing line. INV
IeIihs So and under, cash; over that sum- a
credit OF 30 and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, hearing interest
IN Pad J. c. MCGUIRE Auctioneer.
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ID ED,

DIED,
TN The 18th instant, AFTER short and painful ILL.,
ness. JAMES BUCHANAN BROWN, youngest
son OF the late Reuben and Jemimah Brown aged
3 months and II Cays ~
Dearest son, thou hast left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel:
But It's God that hath bereft US,
Ne can all our sorrows heal
Yet, agar We hope to meet thee.
WI hen the day OF life Is fled,
Then IA heay en- " It'll joy TO greet thee.
Where no farewell tear is shed
On the 9th instant, at Woodland MONTGOMERY
county, Md, Mrs. ELLEN NJ, MAHEk aged Is
years.
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UOk FOX SA l.E-FGr short term Of years.
" First rate Cook good Washer and Iruner !;
good Nurse. For terms. &c, address N, Star Of
noe. 96-ItS
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WE APPRRHKND that the fair commencing on
Easter Monday, for the benefit Of a new Catholic
church on Capitol Hill, will be by all odds rhs
ar OF the year. This notion has leaked thTOu Oh
ouI nalr alter hearing of the preparations now in
progress for it,
CRIMINAL CoURI THE Court met again at 10
O'Clock, a. m and dismissed the petit Jurors I'M
TIL next Wednesday at 10 O'Clock, a. m, with the
usual remark that there was marshal nor d Is
trict attorney. o..
WATCH RETURNs.-CsHral Guard house
Britty Ann Johnson, cOlored, Md, di sorderly;
fine and costs, ~ Al. BENIN Young, Md do !,
market; dismissed. Anthony Simms. oolored.
ID. C, throwing stones; fine and costs sc A
Ben Grant, coiored, ID. G, assault; do. J w.
Hays, Md disorderly; do 81 a. Thirteen lodg-
ers-all non residents
West Lookup -Caharine Brannan, Ireland,
drunk oTkhOuse 81 DAYS James Jackson Pa
do. do. Five lodgers-nOn- residents.
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q I'D

DIANOS.-One of Halst Davis Il Co.'s beautiful
Il rosewood Pianos, of fine tone and hn-~-A,
lsh, used only one year, and cost original $500
ly $50. and will be sold for S2U cash. IT. - ~
will he fully warranted the same as new piano: this
Is really great bargain.
JOHN r. ELLIS
Extensive dealer in Pianos and Mus c,
NJ De t,.l
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~, BL A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

Bv A. GREEN, Auctioneer
EOR SALE.-Notice is hereby gwen that on
l. THURSDAY, the list day of April, 1853 at i've
o'clock, p. M, will offer for public sale, canal
beat, named "Pennsy lvana," at ms wharf FOOT oi
uth street west; and will make sale of SAID boat TO
the ing hest bidder for cash. This boat is In GOOD
order, has Just been repaired, and will carry one
hundred tons burden. ' ~
JONATHAN ARMSTRONG.
IN 9-zaw&ds \. GREEN Auct
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ZINE ALES.-We respectfully announce to our
i frends and the public that we have at last sue.
oeeded IN having large quantity OF LES of vaTI-
Gus k nds brewed expressly to our order, which we
will guarantee to he the finest and the lars est yArI
ETY. that was ever offered III this market.
All persons wishing nice article of Ale can have
by apply ing Lo tor either of the following brands
VIZ. kennett, Burton Xxx X Pale, India Pale, PHIL
elphia and XIX. We also have fine article OF
Brown Stout and Porter always on hand.
All orders by mail, or gwen to our drivers will be
attended to. Army Il SHlNN,
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green street,
dl7-d GEORGETOWN, ID. e.,
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I uBIN,s EXTRACTS, ell odors, q GIRBs's
SSaa n:S5c, 9ss1 sfs ssn md q As sts sSe
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsEM'Ts.

l. SPRiNG OPENING.
On Thursday next, April list, Mrs. WOLLAkD
<tANwll open NJ her Fancy Store, Bridge n q, .
* assortment 0I SPRING BONNtTS, 2GIS1
comprising all the new and desirable styles OF the
Also. French and American FLOWERS, RIB
BONS and RICHES.
MRS. WOLLARD,
m 1884, No. l0l Bridge street, GEORGETOWN,
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n L w sPR RING coo Ds.
JOHN III. SMOOT,
No. zig Bridge street, GeOTgsfOUn, ID. C.,
has Just received, and now offering at very low
prices, to cash and prompt customers, general as
sortment of Goods adapted to the early Spring de
mand, comprising III part
Best makes Black Silks, some very cheap,
Black and COored Nj. DeaInes,
New style Spring Nj. Delaines and ChallIes,
New English and Merrlmack Prints,
Black and White do, and lnghams,
Reai Manchester GInghams,
Lancaster and English do, at l2x cts,
Striped and Dotted Shifting Prints,
Best makes white CaIhbrlcs,
BrIllI-nts. Plaid and Striped Muslins,
Jones hne soft finished EnglIsh Long Cloths.
best lTIsh Linens and Linen Lawns,
Linen SheetIBs aud Pillow Linens
l0-I and IL bIeaohed and Brown Cotton Shestings,
Family COttOns, OF all the most re liable max es for
shirtng, LADIES' or ohildI ems use, hne, medium,
and neavy,
White and Brown Table Damask and Table Cloths
ColOred -bOrdered Towels and Hucksback Diapers
Scotch Diapers, Russia and American Crash,
Heavy brown undGessed Linen. for Chldren's
Aprons
Casslmeres and Jeans for boys wear
Extension and Bishop Hoped Skirts,
Cotton Hose and Half Hose,
Striped OsnaburgS and Plaid COttOns,
Heavy Cotton DsnabuTgs and Duck,
w Ith other seasOnabe Goods,
TO which the attention of Cash and prompt Gus
toners are invited.
ml0 J. H. SMOOT
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cNKDplNG CAKEs, very pretty and very cheap; lee
6realn ana Water Ices at 8 so per gallon al the
ms Inn $50,
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k'Qnh x ENT:-A very spacious and convenient
hO''H, suitable for Office, over Ford A
Bro Drug Store corner of Pa. avenue and lite at.
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TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES
AtI5 Cents Earh
Jos. 4. h. PLANT Il Co
Fashionable Uphoisterers and Pape1 Hanyers
Boy Wanted.I ~.
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CROvER& BAKERS SEWING MACHINE.

A SPECIAL CARD.-I take this occasion of
IA returning my thanks to those many friends and
customers who have patIOnize ed me while connected
with the late FIRM of Cooley Il Sears, and by herea-
terkeeplng III store large and well assorted stock
OF hrst class Goods, adapted to the special wants of
the cOmmuni: " aud giving personal tention to INV
business. hope to nert their confidence and in,
creased berai.ty "
i[J7Al persons having unsettled accounts with
the iate hrm are urgerty requested to come for
ward and close them In some form, it Is of great
Importance to me that the old business should be
settled as speedily possible.
J. w. COILEY,
52S Seventh street, three doors north of
m p 6teo pa svanna
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C49K FOR sALE-F9r short term of years.
good Nurse. For terms. &c. address N, Star Of
noe IN ?6It"
JAMES LAcKEY.
Would take the liberty q Informing his s customers
S ., S SPY, g la and summer CLOTHS aud CAs-
SIN SiMER Rd -, which he will make up cheap for
A good FIT ard Fashionable Garment war LIN
Al, Also =, the usual Furnishing Goods kept by Mer-
chahI Iallors. IN 2-lwf
Spring GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.
Having just received very handsome assortment
MEREs, and vESTING, am fuIIy pe-2
& gI,y w! sys5y sI;is & saI%ent FUR VIZ
READY MAZE GR Ch Sri'a of the hest quail
lty always on hand to meet imm edIate wants"
Merchant Tailor a, B 8; roYHH Hotel,
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-We. the I'M
the Of Gys aE Se TDd
of carrying ON Wholesale Liquor Business and
Refining, at No. 5s5 on 7th street.
J. !: A. 4: K KAsy:.
Warrington. March 9Th. 1saa. maIm
HAIK; TOOTH, NAIL. AND RANDsHTRE
81. and ,, Pa av and at his Sales Room under Viii
ards Hotel. n9-6m
TT THE AMBROTlPES
- AIKEN at nv Gallery are said 20 be the best
cheaper than any taken IN the city. have hne lot
LIKENESSES leithsr Daguerreotypss or Am
GilSS,I i taken end SET IN Prsr,tPins
fa la-r Pa ave. h-t 9Th and 9th sta.
pAThNT LEATHER and India Rubber Belts
m&3t LAMMOND's.
E'URN E-FUR NITURE
We have, just received 1. large addition to our
STOCK OF Cahinet ana other rurTlfure, wmehN
mas been gotten up IN tas en and elegant style
warrant of the best quality. ~
PAIL SUITES COMPLETE.
OF Rosewood. " anut and Mahogany; upholstered
IN various coicrs and material. Sofa. Centre. and
Side Fables, EscratoIres, Etagerrs, and Whatnots
and Brackets.
CHAMBER SETS COMPLETE.
Sond oak, Handsomely namen' ed in Gold.
solid Walnut and Mahogany. carved; Black Enam-
elied IN gold and flowers, with other painted sets
DINING ROOM.
Oak, Walnut, Mahogany, and Cherry Extension
Dining Tables. from eight 40 Nv enty feet,
Oak; " ahut. Mahogany, and Rose Ladies Dining
Oak, Walnut and Mahogany sideboard., with Mar
sheIses, &c, ornamented with Looking Glass
FEATHER BEDS, BOOSTERS AND Pill
Curlod Halr, Huak. and and i mnsk and Cotton Mat
tresses.
OFFICE DESKS, CHAIRS, AND SALAMAN-
DER SAFES.
Stearne's and Mar in's " Al ers patent saamander
hre proof Safes, secured by the celebrated " La
Belle Lock"
Also, in great variety, Redsteads, Bureaus Ward
robes, NashsTRnds Light islands, sofas. Tete-a
teIes, Easy aid n OcEIng CtHITs in han cloth.
Two tnOusahd cane seat Chars 4 "A OF which vii!
be sold low for cash or approved paper.
McGREGDk i CO,
Nos $50, j.8, Ard 81
1e 22-anGw Seventh street.
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By ]. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

by j. Z. McGUIRE, AuctiOneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VAIUA-
l. BILE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF
NORTH " AND 2'D STREET wEsr.-On FRIDAY
lses. shall sell Lot No. 4, in Square No S. 'front.'
ing IS feet pa inches north street, the corner
Of I'D street, running back rs feet ON 2s street with
the improvements, cons sting of story frame
90. "
The grounds are beautifully laid out with choice
fruIt trees rare flowers, shrubbery, &c, forming
very delightful private residence.
The side lots will be sold separate from the bouse
If desirable. ~ ''
Terms very LIBERAL aud made known at SALE
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~ aerSigned, have formed n Copartnership under
the hrm of KAGY BROTHER, for the purpose
OF carrying on a Wholesale Liquor Business and
Refining, at No. 585 on 18th street.
A. A. KA6Y,
j. Nj. kAGN.
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The ART CoNvENrION-Aftert the adjourn
ment Of the Artists National Convention, held =
few days in this city, the members thereof par
took Of a handsome entertainment, prepared ex-
pressly for them. Toasts and sentiments Were
announced and properly responded to, and good
feeling and conviviality generally prevailed
Among the incidents which occurred Wa, the
receipt OF the following letter from admirer
OF art, who gave very substantial testimonial of
his regard by forwarding quantity Of choice
Hungarian wines, Of the .sOrlev'' brand: for
which. by the way, the writer Of the letter and
his partner, under the firm of Freund 4 Grossin-
gen, 100 Water street, New York, are the sole
agents for the United States. But here's his let
ter:
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The THEATRE.-All hail, John BrOugham,
king OF comedians He is going to stay another
week. He il going to appear tonight ia his last
new and aadaciously original. historical pla9iar-
l>tic, ante national, pre- patriotic and oTn local
confusion Of circumstances TuuuIn,s thrCuoh two
acts and four centuries, entitled - Columbus 81
Ililbustero.' Mr.. Frederick Sandrue will fur.
hish the pictorial illustrations; La Mamma will
scrdpe together the music ; and the mechanical
effect Will be by Mr. Daniel Wils. who having
successfully canyas>od the flats las been elected
10 hoid on 10 the scenery and run with the mn
chine-Ty- Two other laur liable pieces 20 to
make up the bill Of fare for the evening.
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FOR RENT AND SALE

EOR RENT.-A two-story BRICK HOUSE.
II containing Nun, rooms. II is beautifully sItul
ateu a. the corner Of Fand 18th streets. To good
tenant the rent Will be moderate. Apply at No j7S
18th street. NJ - 1vn 30
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PHEASANT ROOMS, with Board f. r two fam
HieS or three gent lemen, can be obtained at rs
tOl. ' " M &c o.
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AUCTION SALES.

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of writ of G.
WI II faclss, issued from the Clerks office of the
County OF Wa shns ton and To me directed. I shall
e5Pss e p5bi,s SALE for Cssn at the residence of
tween nth and 18th streets west on the south side
of SAID avenue. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th daT Of
lowing gods and Chsttes in part to wat, VIZ Hair
Cloth Sofas. Marble top Centre and other Tables
hogapy and cane seat Chairs, Stoves. Hat Racks,
parl9r and Chamber Curtains, Iron and other Bed
Msrdfobss coDae1 s,.
pishes. Glsss Ware. China Ware Kitchen Utensils,
japaG and CHINA Tea Sets. Halves and + Orks. and
Tas burners seized and WED upon the goods and
ohattsls of Gabrsl E. DIvernois. and will be sold to
sasy 11SlsIa No. e. to May term lass. favor Of
WnIain W ai!ace The above goods are all nearly
new a'a 0ner good opportunity for E Ia5ssiHs
m 29dts Marshal for the District of CoIumb;,-
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of seven ~
VI writ. of ferI facas. issued from the Cierk,s
ONCE of the Circuit Court ofthe District of Colum
ed, shall expose to public sale for CASH, in f,ont of
the Court House door Of said county on FRIDAY,
lowing described property, to wit: All defendsnt'x
night, tits claim and interest In and to ali that piece
c Of Columbia which is Within n the the P fn
loving metes and bounds, to wit Beginning on the
south from the corner OF Bridge street and NaIRet
SPaSe' and running thence west with the north wal
OF Inc Two story brick houses on the lot hereby de
shenee south and parallel with Market Space n feet
luches more or Tess, 10 point which will lie inter
sected oy the line OF the south wall of said hCuse
extended west, then by said line reversed east to
sn1 then north and with the line of Market Space n
Zee, anehes 10 the plsee ofbeglnning, which the
singular the improvements thereon, seized and lev
lsd Upon as the property of George Rhodes. Jr ard
to October term, 1856, in favor of Joshua Hatcher
ana Nency Hatcher, and Nos. 1884, 1885, l36, and laa
n GnGai s to My term 1853 IN fsyor Of Cline and
Crumbaugh. J. d. HOOVER
M dts Marshal for the District of COLUMBIA.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. FOR
next, 1853. same hour and place.
j. d. HOOVER,
m T-ts Marshal for the District Of Columbia
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NEW AND DESIRABLE FURNISHED
l HOUSE FOR RENT.-The subscriber has
for rent new and very desirable three story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with Back Building hand
snmeiy furnished, and containing all the modern
improvements.
Tbs property as eghtfuly situated for a summer
residence, and to good tenant the rent will be mod
crate. Apply to Jas. &. MCGUIRE, Aucti0meer
ana COMMISSION Merchant. m 10
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EOR SALE OR RENT.-A large four-s story
bRlCk DWELLING and STORE, on 7th
street. near h CONTAINING seven large rooms large
ufy cellar one oil the best stores 7th street and
every convenience for business Ii is conside red enc
OF the pest business stands the street. and Will
be sold or rented at terms to accommodate Inc mr.
chaser or persons desiring To rent. Appjy an M
+5 I'm ST., above ii at any hour in the day
III - oil JOS, f.. HDDESuN
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HAIR. TOOTH, NAIL. AND RANDSHIRE +.
Il BR BUSHES, ri I'll 81 S'S Hair Store, near 18th
ST. and Pa. av., and at his Sales Room under Will
lards' Hotel. n q-6m
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The WoUNpED.-We hear that Henry Dubant,
who was wounded during the riot on Friday
night, II doing very well Young I.uckett is in
critical condition. and IL he RECEIVERS il i. frared
hr will be a cripple for life Officer Carter was
not seriously wounded, and has continued Oh
duty ever since
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THE CANPsELL MISsTRELs will appear to-
night In a number Of bran new entertainment, at
Odd Fellows Hall Go and see them,
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rVHE NEGRO LABOR QUESTION, b, a New
II YORK Merchant; price IS cents. For sale by
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Bookstore SS Pa. avenue,
mB Sdoors west Of 9th street.
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DATENT LEATHER and India Rubber Belts
NO st LAMMOND'S.
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SENT To JAZZ On Saturday Waterman Davis
arrested Frances Penny, cOloIed, FIR assanlting
with an ave, and wGunding an Irish woman on
r., near Third street seventh Ward Sue
taken before Justic" Rowland aud seat 70 Iail for
court: The injured party will recover. Il hap
Pened al a IIltLe shop WLeIr MLiskY is soId.
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FiRE ~ THE WOODS A fire broke ont in the
woods on the fl Of T. J. Middleton. E.o
Clerk Of the Criminal Court, few miles from,
the city, on Saturday night, which burnt with
considerable fury for Il time and DESTROYED some
valuable second growth timber, but there being
little or no wind blowing 1t the time, the people
OF the surrounding neigLbOrhood, who had been
attracted to the spot, soon subdued tue danes
10 Is supposed that the fire was set by malicious
minded persons, who infest 4 net. hLOIhOod not
far d slant
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TT THE AMBROTlPES
Il AIKEN at nv Gallery are said 20 he the best
taken IN the city. They lIkenesses and are
cheaper than taken III the city. have q hne lot
of ne sfyle cases.
LIKENESSES (either Daguerreotypes or Am
bToty pes) COPIED.
NJ NATURES taken and set IN Breastpins
Luckets, &c, 10y ROBERT SANDS,
IL iq-S Pa. ave-. hAf. 9Th and 9th =
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THE AMERICAN Treaty.
he f,ll.w,ag !. from The Friend Il China

The t1ilfNlng u unin Tue tfltuu ~ tuHlas
Article provides for general peace. and
stipulation Tor good offices Of the United
states in case Of difficulty with other powers
Art provides for the deposit aud record
Of the treaty at Pekin aud Washington.
Art. 3. The Official publication Of the
treaty at Pekin ami in the Provinces, by
Imprria authority.
Art. 4. Direct correspondence with OBJ
legation to acknowledge and answer Of the
Minister OF the United States with the Prlyy
Council or Prime Minister az pekin.
Art. S. Right Of annual visit, ~ his own
pleasure as 10 time, Of the United States
Minister journey TO be either by the Peiho
or overland from shanghai, and to be pro.
yided for by the Chinese Government, as well
as with an official residence at the capital.
His suite not TO consist oi morn than 90, ex-
elusive Of Chinese attendants. The official
intercourse TO be with the Prisy Council, or
one OF lis members depaied for that purpose.
Art. 6. Permanent residence at Pekin,
III the same privilege j. conceded 70 other
Powers.
Art Equality Of rank in Official CORES
p.ndence.
Art. s. Interviews of Minister with Gov.
ernor General, Governors. &C.. always to be
at offieial residence. Interviews never to be
denied.
AT. Q. Interviews on terms 81 equality Of
naval commanders with officials Of highest
rank. Suppression Of piracy.
Art. -. Right 10 lease property without
any Intervention nf officials. Designation d
open ports. new one. being Swallow and
taiwan in formusa. aud any other granted
10 English. French or Russians. Clandestinc
and contraband trade prohibited. Opium 10
be prohibited or allowed, according 10 Chi.
nese law.
Art u. The United States never to pay
higher duties than the most favored nation.
Art. is. Tunnage duties not higher than
imposed on most favored nation; double
tnnnage duties abolished. Prospective apple
cation Of tunnagc duties TO beacons. light
houses, &c.
Art. 10. Regulations Of Pilots.
Art. -. Time Of paying duties TO be paid
in Sycce or foreign nioney; cunsdls not TO
give up papers before duties are paid
AT. "a humanity Of national Dag. and
obligation Of neutrality.
Art. %. Apprehension Of mutinecrs and
de.erters. and punishment 81 criminals.
Art. %. Exclusive Jurisdiction Of the
United States authorities over rights aud in.
tercourse Of its citizens.
Art 81 Mutual appeals to public officers,
with complaints.
Art. es. Recognition aud absolute tolera
ton Of Christianity. and protection Of Chi
nese converts.
Art. 80. Comprehensive provision that all
rigets, privileges. and powers to any nation
its merchants. or subjects. whether political
mercantile, or otherwise, and not conferred
BIZ this tresty On the United States, shall Al
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FROM EUROPE.

Halifax, Sept. a,.--The steamship Mag.
ara from Liverpool on the lth. arrived here
this morning. The news, generally. is IN.
important.
The american shipJ. J. Hawthorne and
tie barque Margaret came ia collision 10 The
mouth Of the Mersey, and the latter sunk.
All persisted except the captain and pilot.
The Times saws the condition Of the cable
Is unaltered. signals continue TO be recriy-
ed, but they are too faint and uncertain to
be ineligible. Continued experiments
still Indicate the injury TO be near the
Irish coast. and probably within three miles
81 the shore. The lsi,erpoll Post says ex.
periments prove beyond a doubt that the de.
iect arises from leakage at distance Of
two hundred and forty miles from land.
Heavy reiniorccments for the Indian ar
ms had sailed lrum England.
A convention has been concluded between
England aad Brazil lur the settlement o. out.
standing claims % either Government.
The shis Avon had arrived frum Australia
with rearl, s2,OOO.OnO in gold.
Paul Morphy, the American chess player,
has been beaten in Paris by Harrwitz.
Accounts from Bombay TO the 9th Of An.
gust had been received. The rebels had
been defeated with great slaughter by Gen
Robertson, near Katuretz. The Anglo.Chi
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Obituary.

Died, at his residence in caswell County, on Satur-
day morning the II inst. Rev. JoaS H. PlcxARD, in
The seyenty-sixth year Of his age.
Mr. Picksrd came 10 This county in the year 1916,
and commenced preaching at Bethesda church as IL
ceniiate In November 1917 he was ordained TO the
full work Of the gospel ministry, BY the Presbytery Of
Orange. He continued his labors 81 Bethesda for up
wards Of thirty years As the nrmities Of age came
upon him. especially in the partial loss of his sight he
ceased 70 labor regularly at that church, but frequent
y preached there and at destitute places in the sur.
rounding country. He was earnest preacher of the
gospel and noted foi his piety. He was looked
upon hy all denominations throughout this whole re-
gon Of country standard for humble and pcrseyer-
ing devotion to the service Of his Master Even the
world itself bore witness that he was Of God.
Died, in Calhoun, Ga, on the evening Of the 18th
instant MARY RosISA CAIN. infant daughter, and only
child Of o. P AMI Mary E. Heath, aged three month.
and twenty five days.