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The Shasta courier., 1858-01-30
TURNPIKE ROAD MEETING.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS,
Ia chat we, the undersigned citizens of the
State OF California, and of the Counties of Sski-
you, Trinity and Shasta, intend to organize a
company, which is to be joint stock company
The object of said company is to construct a
" Turnpike Road commenciag at the Mountain
House, at the eastern foot of Trinity Mountain,
in Shasta County, on the trail leading from the
:" Tower House to Yreka, via. Trinity Centre to
Trinity Valley, in Trinity county, up said valley
to foot of Scott mountain, thence across said
mountain to the Callahan Ranch, in Siskiyou
county, on the most practicable route between
the places mentioned
The undersigned will meet at the Robinson
Ranch" in Trinity county,
On the 4th day OF February, 1858,
for the purpose of a preliminary organization of
said company, when all persous are invited to
attend.
James e. Carr, Asa White,
George Heard, ~ J. Thompson,
Thomas Mastcrsou, II. Y. Fifth
Benjamin Porter, G. Smol,
a. B. Little, l.. II. Tower,
John McConanghy, !. Ii. Robinson
Calahans Ranch JAM u 1858. inl6:td
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-30

psa. In the Caucus of Democratic Senators.
says the Union, on the appointment of. Mr.
Brooks, repentant Know Nothing, as Controller
Senator Garter offered a resolution committing
the Senate to poirt blank refusal to confirm
the appointment Good. That was the true
way to meet the question
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-30

Bsa- Mr. De Long has introduced into the
Assembly joint resolution requesting Congress
to grant certain rights to ditch coupanies-the
same, we presume. embraced in the fa-
nous bill drawn up by the Convention of Ditch
owners, 1t stands but little show of passing,
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-30

Too MucH BUsyEss.-The Assembly got so
covered up with business that on Friday the 22d
inst, it adjourned over to the ensuing Tuesday,
so that the committees might have full time TO
work their way out. We hope they " made the
rifle
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-30

Mas. CUNNINGHAM tof Burdell notel and two
daughters are in Paris.
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-30
Shasta Wholesale Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

fLoe IL AND GRAIN
Flour, ............ l0G
Barley............ =. 24@3
Corn Meal, 49,. 7@oo
kiln dried do... 5M
GROCERIES.
Sugar, n. O., ...le@ 90
g crushed, ..19(G2O
e pulverised, 2l@22
g No. l, Chi, l5@l6
Lard, 29@3O
Coffee, .l7@l7
Syrup, E. B. Sl,45@ II
" Lemon,... S2M2I
Mackerel, ibis. S9@
g kits, 25lbs., $50
h<llslns, layer, SIG 8
* bunch.... $40
Peaches, Chile, $50
Apples, dried, 2O@
Currants, Eng, 35@
Yeast Powders, ,S3l @3I
Saleratns, .,.... l2@ IS
Cream Tartar, =. .45@ 80
Salt, ,..--...-..... 4tG6
Beans, Cal.white, s@9
do Bayos,... sMfO
Rice, Carolina, l2}@l3
Rice, China, MOL. sac
Candles, sperm, 50@
- adaprarrt, 81
TEA, Y. H., ......65@7o
u. r.: 65(G
" Imp, .,...65@75
q Black, ......55N 6v
Pork, hf. bbls., S25@
Hams, Billings, ESQ &c
g canvassed, 2l@22
Bacon, clear, -. 2sM3o
Butter, ..45M 4s
Cheese. "...-... M25
Goldfish, .......l4@
LIQUORS.
Brandy, n. Y, 81
q Cog, ...... 2@3
French, .......... 2@7
Cherry. ..25 G3
Whisky, Mon. 80
" Rye. :. l@2I
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-30

lNPUDEyT.-The stockton Democrat says that
Republicans to be retained in ce rtain Offices in
San Francisco. They think they are the most
competent men in the State for guaging casks,
and writing Acknowledgements and aiiixing seals
therein
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-30

0PES.-The trail to Yreka ria Scott ane
Trinity mountain, is open and in excellent con-
dition
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08

! the air with his description of the steam engine
and the electric power, while when he would
again soar upwards into the ethereal realms,
his hand would cover his eyes as if to shut out
the glory of his uaknoVn God above him.
Wilder and yet wilder grew his words and his
questons-his dog at times Joining in with his
howl of agony, when suddenly another change
came DER the scene. His pale face became a 5
red as blood Iiselt--his eyes rolled wildly, and
like log he fell on the floor with the t"amlng
sal llva gurging from his tlgh'-clenchrd lips.
1t WAS sometime ere We found pnwer To act.
but al last were grouped around hun. was
sort of quasi medical man there, druggists IN
such places frrqn"ntly practising regular
physicians | thrught at once of poison and
sent man for a stomach pump. whilst ] bled
him freely. then rose tor the purpuse ct ma.
king ligature of my neckerchief. TO bind up
his arm, having attendant with his thumb tight
ly pressed upon it to prevent further loss OF
blend. Ii was well for me that did so, for
with spa>nOdc movement he threw himself
upon this man making his teeth meet in hand,
the 6vstan !ers narrowly escaping the same fate,
and the toam from his mouth flying in all drec-
tons.
At last death with tardy steps put an end to
this painful scene. The commissions gradually
subsidized aud finally ceased altogether, and
George Green laid corpse on the Court House
floor But one more word and am done. The
man who held his arm was a blacksmith named
Joseph Winters; for some years afterwards he
followed MS avocaiIon as usual, but the stran-
ger VIII" visits the graveyard of IL is struck
by a stone with singular nscrptlnn; 1t runs
thus
Sacred to the memory Of Joseph Winters,
4 ~ (',,It T..
lid Of HyirOpho5iG."
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08

The MOsr CHARMING OF WOMEN Madame
De Siae, one OF the most elegant Conversations
alIsts the world has ever known, was by no
means u handsome woman, SO far as mere beuu-
~ Is Concerned bui Byron. the mn,t ttstIdIou+
OF beauty tauci"rs. declared she could talk dozen
her Jace IN fifteen minutes, at The Pnd Of Ohich
time Ste bccame beautiCuL rne art at cOnvrr
satlon Is rare ghi, and To be- Gull. waited one
would cultivate any desirable art. Nnh some
1t Is II Spontaneous faculty; with all IL can he
acquired III greater or less degree of perlec-
tlun. An old book upon etiquette, among an
immense deal of tWadhlP, contains some grains
of sound sense, winch would profit all To heed.
On tue subject Ut conversation we are told to
mterrog lie without display, not to interrupt
profitable SPEAKER, nor desire ambllnu>ly to put
In u word of ones own, TO be measured In
speaking aud hearing, not to be ashamed Ot re.
ceiVIng, ur 10 b4 grudgIng of information, nor
10 pass anOther's knowledge tor ones owu.-
Aud, again that the "mdde tone of vnIcr,
npIth9r 20 low as To be InaudIble, nor Ill-bred
from It's high PITCH" Is the most des.rable-
And also that zone rhnuld reflect first what he
Is EoIug 10 y, and then give IT uiicramce; be-
cunrieuus when addressed, amIabe IN social In
tercnursr; not aiming To be pleasant by face
ti0usnrss. but cui IvaiIng gentleness, IN kind
admOnItl0ns. llarshnesS IS ever TO be put aside,
even III censurIhg.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08

THE ARIZONA SCHEME.-A Washington cor
respondent of the New York Post untulds
scheme which he thinks explains President
BuchHDanS in the Southern route for the Puci-
fc raIlrOau, and throws light on other important
movemt nis lie says design has long been
entertained BY the pr0-slavery politicians OF
California To get possession ot Sonora. For
this purpose number Ot them have settled
there, who assisted IN getting an agreement
made with COmOntort, which ensured 10 them
large share ct surveyed lahdo along the III.
tended railroad, wuh ill.,. understanding that
alternate sections should revert 10 parties IN Int
interest Of Comuniort. But the sud, ou doN n
tall OF this ruler disturbed, without destroying
The arrangement, for as a means ot raising
venue III The present needy cundItl"n of AleXi-
CO. It Is probable ihaI porlon OF The national
territory will be sold. II is said that partial
overtures have already been madr, anL that the
sendIUg out of SPECIAL commissioner tu take
advantage OF negotIons, has already been de-
termIned upon by our gnverumenI. The design
is Illus to purchase Sonora, Lower California
aud the northern part OF ChIhunhua.
Mr.. GWIn, Que OF the CalIIornta Senators. l.
said 10 be very active IN the scheme. Another
Interested party said to be Senator Houston,
whose intention Of removing to Arizona wa,
reported sometime ago SunOra will be made IA
part at Arizona, constituting territory under
the latter name. Here is said 10 be- the csIse
at Senator Illusions vote on the IpcOmptOn
bIl, which Contrasts rn violently with h s currse
on The KansAs Nrbraeku bal. IL Is thong ghI
that Arizona Can be- easily m,nuGed into II
slaV' State, AS the prn-Savery rutfiIns vi Kan
Sas will consider the letter OF Calhoun Al a pro-
clamaton To Iranser their energies thIther at
once. Such is The substance of the assertions
Of the correspondent referred to. We place 1t
on record among The thugs which assume to bt
the shadows OF " coming events"
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08

A SrRArEGEM Three ragged wretchcd 10.
per~ stood SnitrrIn9 upon II street Corner. They
had not ii penny brIw cen thrm. and neIIhtr had
drank Il drop-wIthim halt an hour. They de-
Hatrd The deeply Interesting qurslInn. how To
obtain the neat glass at 9rog. After much
miserable muittrlng over the poverty of the
tunes aud mamy mpraclIcabr suggestl0ns one
of them said:
Il have idea Wen all 60 into the next
shop and drunk
DrInkr replied his co<,panions 'thai's
easily eald but who's To pay
Nobody. DO as | tell ynu. I'll take the
respons b,lty.
Following tho speaker directions. his two
compnn'Ons entered an adJ"lntn9 ruInlurry unh
caned tor whisky skins. rue place Wns kept
ny DnIciIman. After he had waited un hIr
cnstuulero, aud while they were enjoying their
"rthud"x beverage at the counter, III walked
topper M. |.
How are yer tu the Dn'chman.
How de do = said the Uutchman.
Topper No. glanced snspic"uely ut topers
Nos aud 3, ana brckonrd the proprietor aside.
DO You know these men ! he asked, my ste
rIou>ly.
The Dntchman started.
Il know no more dat dey call for de whiS-
ky skins
Don't take any money of Them whispered
No. |.
ST! ! take no money for de whisky skins =
said the sstUDlshpd landlord.
No. They are Iniurmers!
Hey! Irtnrmers
Yes; they buy liquor of you SO as to inform
against ynu.'
'Ah! understand said the Duchman.-
Dpy not Catch me. Tank you, tir. You take
sOm"tmr =
Il don't object : aud topper No. took Swig
with his compdnI0ns.
WHATS t" payr quoted torer No. ,, putting
his hand III his empty pocket.
'Nntng.' said the Dulchman. Me 10 sell
lquor. Me keeps II for my friends"
And having smiled the supposed intormers
out of the door, he manifested his gratitude by
generously inviting the supposed an'l-'ntormer
TO take second glass. OF c"ursn No. did
not a. all decline the invitation.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08

OF Rev. Morgan DIX. on Wednesday.
preached sermon ut The Trinity Church. New
York, NOON, defining the position of the Epls-
cepal Church on the revival question. He ar
gued that the prevailing spiritual excitement M
dlcared an unhealthy aud murbrd spiritual con.
dItinn in the sects which was very natural; be.
cause they were cropping in the dark having
cast aside sound episcopal tnrm of government,
despisrd the cree,S nwfr,d the dignity "f the
prIes'hood. degraded The pulpit b, the introduce
tun ot p0luical preaching, aud allowed vngue
aud individual specuIatIons instead of adherIng
10 the positive canons md time. .honort4l creeds
Of the earlier centuries. The sermon has ex-
cited much attention.. Il wns. listened to by
he Bishop and q very large congregation.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08
IL u M o r O u S,
Literature of the Play Ground.

Who cannot recal the sports of the school
house play-s -sround--baIl, Jumping, rann'ng
forming "a r,ng,' snuppInga whip, &c Speak
ing OF these sports. our eye just caught The fol-
lowing, VIII ch we clip from The Boston Saiur-
day Evening Ne0S letter. We ihlnk it will
be like old times TO many of our readers:
We know ot M better way TO bring a smile
To Young Americas face, than by giving place
to some uf the queer literature Of the play
ground. II has always amused Us, aud az We
have grown into manhO0d many IA time nn hear
Ing the quaint rhN mes and absurd cnncHiPn.-
tlnn nt ideas. have we tried TO ia HON iie orig IN
aud meaning at them. OF course our wills were
unable Ia S"lve the ddlr, aud we have yet to
hear that anybndy ever did. Que count ouI'
We entmhrr Is thus:
"One-ery, twn-eIy, lck-rry. an
BoblaIi vinegar, tItlr and tan,
Ilnruu, sclrDm
NJ :dgpruIu, m2 rum,
Get out, you little old man.
Another runs as follows:
links, rpInks,
The devil wIuks;
The fats be. inning To try;
Nnbody's al home.
Bu' jumpr'g Joan,
Father. m"ihrr aud /.
O-U-T out,
With long, black snoui.
Out, pOut one.
Hickory, noary, hairy Ann,
Busy b"Hy over span,
Rnry, pary, Virgin Mary,
PIT. p"uI, uni, one.
Such gibberish as the following We never
heard without hearty laugh, and wonder who
invented II:
One-ery. twO."ry, dickery drven,
Arrabune, crac ckabnnr. ten or eleven,
spun, span. must 20 on,
TwIddle' 'em, iwaddIe',m, twenty-oue,
llawkers baulk'em. B.nny CraW kan.
Hddlecome. blddIccurnE, baddec"me.
Our out.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08

SwINDLING The Country WAS never more
prolific OF swIndtn. operations. than at The
present time. he m.deln d,-cev"ry is, that
The multitude may be 9uIltd, each one, more
easily out ut lew peunItS. than sIng IL iud vldu-
ais 0It OF large md III -reby more tIuney
can De made the "G!U EnttrprtSrS' are
nov all the gn-oi Course theV are "a great
ch"at. y letter from New York shows up one
a. tolluWs
Few people have any idea of the unmrns"
nmcuut of swuditng earned On through IN" 81
ca He'd 9Itt CO, c"rns W thn fhc last 40 days.
some five hnnd ed and forty l'trrS Il We bten
raKen from the Poi Office, directed to two such
establishments Three letters cunta ned an az
gregate of $50 AMI munry Will pronahly nr
found IN most of tn" others wien they shall
have been opened. l'nr gifts seat IA return.
DurpurIIn4 10 be gold are believed Ia Le IN.
varIably bas@-uetal. One chniu exhibited at
the Mayors office yesterday. and award to II
"lucky" iickcl hnder, was valued by the rrn-
prIrInr al SID. hut probably dId not cost over
composition, with IA thin wash Ot SnmeIhng
that glitterpd lake gold The methnd of work.
InT these enterprises is IL get GIrCctnries 1T
cnIps aud toWnS throughout the United States,
address hdmIn. c.rculirS IL hundreds of Ih0u-
sa nds OF persons, adVprtIseS ~ country papers,
and from this broadcast distribution of >eed, the
operators do not fail to reap large harvest Of
profits.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08

opinion in a free country,--we see no evidence
of desire on their part for war with Fra nee,
for, with all their partialities and prejudices,
these " islanders" are not blood-thirsy by ma
ture, nor quarrelsome, without provocatlon.-
But we do see, on the contrary, a strong desire
10 live al peace with their Imperial neIghbor
provided it Gu be done without submitting to
the arbitrary demands OF continental despoi
or surrenderng Their domestic legislation Ia
the special OF the ruilcrIes N Y Express
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08
Z II o B l. L NJ ATICAL,

OF o H., writing from Matthew'S Court
House, Va, ID correct in his soluiisn of J.'s
pr"blSm which appeared in our issue of the llth
ult We would insert the answer. bull!
Ills answers to the other problems are alec
correct.
or Answer to Problem in the Times of
Marcn 25th: Is gills wine, ID sills water, ia
each gallon. o. Mp.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08

OF The application may be like blister on
a sore sp"i, Yet the position is true, that CON-
irned beer.drinking produces dullness and stu.
pldity. The bepr-drlnkers themselves furnish
the most complete and Illuminating proof.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08

THE POCKET Book Scene First. A Young
Gert Is discovered surrounded by his friends,
who are Jrsllng with him regarding his atten-
tlons to a certain young lady F.:
Young Gent.-" Boys, I'll tell you how it
is: You rpr care noth'ng for the guilt Is
The old mans pocket book ! am after"
Chorus Ot friends" lIa ha y
Second Scene.-A parlOr. Tune ii p. m.
Young lady seated. YOunt gcnt rises 10 de-
part hestates as l: baShIu, aud then slowly re-
marks.
Miss Matilda, excuse me, but you must be
aware That my frequent visits. my attentions
cannot have been without an object
Young lady All. yes so I've heard. and |
shall be only too happy TO grant what y"u de-
slrp.'
(Takps from the table paper parcel, and un-
folds it. dlspluysa large snd nld fashioned empty
norooco pncket book Tins have been M
formed is that object. Permit ne To present II,
aud Ia congratulate you that you will in future
have no further OCCASION TO renew these Visits
and attentions
Young gent swoons.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08

OF A lawyer having some legal business to
transact with widow, took occasion To inquire
her aye. The matron, who had long since
doffed the widows weeds, attempted to look
rrlm aud much younger than she really was' as
she replied:
'Thiriy-fve years, SIR
Then turning to the daughter, he said -
May be 80 bold, Miss, as to inquire your
age
Certainly. am a little past thrtv.two.
almost three years Younger than mother 7
The lawyer tainted
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- Panos ranging IN price from 10 to $500, for sale
at great bargains, at our great Piano Emporium.
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By a. GREEN. Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer
VALUABLE IMPROVE AND UNIN
" PROVED PROPERTY, EAST OF THE CIprToI ox
MARYLARD AVENUE, AT AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY
the Zsth instant, shall cell. In front of the prem
ises, at o clock ?. M, Lots No. l.. 2 T. and =
III SUBDIVISION OF Square No. $685. all of which front
on MARY lard avenue, 5th and 9th streets east The
Iots range from 20 to So feet front each but will he
sod ia l9s TO suit purchasers On one of them there
70 good frame house, which will be sold with the
iot on which II stands. All of the lots run throngh
me square; handsomely located and fine op portn
Gity Ior persons wishing TO make good investment,
IL nnelng rapidly improving In value. Sale positive
Terms: One third cash balance in SIX twelve
Sna eighteen months, for notes bearing from
taken. e0 u ueeu vi trust
ms A GpErN A..
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EOR TOWN.
Ceryssposdsses Of TAs Star.

GEORGETOWN, March 26, 1853.
We regret to learn Of the death Of Miss Emily,
the daughter Of our esteemed fellow citizen, w.
g. Ridgeley, Esq, on Wednesday last. The
death of this estimable young lady will be deep
ly regretted by large circle Of warm friends, in
our city and elsewhere
Arrivals-Schr. George Barteli, Bennett, Port
Deposit, with 1000 feet of lumber to Jos. Libby
q Son; packet James E. Price, Noys, Phladel-
Phia, to Hyde * Davidson, with 1877 boxes mar
BILE tiles to Capt. Meigs, and merchandise for the
two cities; steamer Diamond State, Baltimore,
to same; schr. Car, Hammond, from New York
1900 sacks Of salt to J. Thos Davis. The brig
Andover, laden with -four for Boston, sailed on
"Wednesday, but grounded near the Long Bridge,
where she has been lying ever since. 3.
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BY A. GREEN. AnctInneer

rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE aNnIor
4 10y virtue of a deed of trust, dated eth of Aug
ust, ISo! and duly recorded in l.Iber J. a. 8 I40&
ana az the request of the parties Interested"
slaii sell, at public auction, on the PREMISES on
MONDAl 9Th April. 1853, at O'Clock D. ~,
an mat lot OF parcel OF ground situated on sd
street east, near L. street south, in the city of
washington, and known and distinguished upon
the plan col said city parts of Lots and 8
IA Square 100, and particularly described as follows
Comlneneng on the west side of Sd street east, 50
leet south from L. street SOUTH and running thence
south on Sd street east IS feet thence west la
ieet TO Canal street; thence north fronting ON
Cna street q 8-iZ feet and thence east l69 IL feet
to the beginning, improved by q comfortable frame
dwelling house. ~
Terms: SSo cash; balance in and IL months IT,
tie indIsputable. All oonveyancing ST the ennsnse
vi pstcnaser. JOB FOX, Trustee,
mz4-dts A. GREEN, Auct
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

ny AuCtIOn66r.
HOUSEHOLD A Nd KITCHEN FIJRNI
IL TUREAr AUcTIoy.-On MONDAY MORN
iNI, the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, shall SELL at
the parsonage of the Union Chapel, on n street lie
tween 2lst and I'D, a good lot of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, such as ~
b ack walnut Tete-a-tete and Rockers
Mahogany Parlor Chairs, Whatnots
Mahosany bureaus and Centre Tables,
mahogany WashsInk and Washstands
Bedsteads, Wardrobe, cane and wood seat Chairs.
W window blind Shades, Toilet Sets
feather Beds. HAIR and shuck Mattresses
comforts, Quilts, Sheets and Blanke,s
Ollcloth, Stair and Step Carpet,
Cooking and Parlor and Chamber Stoves
w TN genera! assortment of China and Glass
Ware. Kitchen Utensils &c ~
Terms: All sums of and under SSo. cash /. over
%, credit OF thirty and sixty days for notes sat-
lslaclorily endorsed, bearing interest,
VI Z1-Q Al CIR ZEN
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Western Trade.

WHEELING, March 25-rhe agents az the ter
minal points Of the Baltimore and Ohio line here
and at Benwood and Parkenburg, report that
oe9 cars OF p -oduce have been loaded by them
!or the east during the past nine days. The guam
$3.50 tons, or on an average $40 tons per day.
There is said to be an extraordinary business
doing, but the capacity Of the road has not been
ming from Baltimore
The river is still high, there being 10 feet Of
water In the channel to-nie bit, and the boats ne
plenty with their offers Of low rates to ali river
points west OF us. At Benwood ferry the Cen
ual OHIO Railroad has handed over some 40 or 50
carloads per day for some two or three weeks
past, and larger instruments are reported as on
the way from that quarter
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Later from Merica

NEw ORLEANS, March 25-The steamship
tennessee, from Vera Cruz, has arrived with
daies 10 the 2lst inst Her dates from the ca pitss
are TO the 10th Ii is very difcult to get reliable
Information of the events tran.pirinp Several
battles had been fought in which the Zulosgo
party claimed to be victorious, but they did not
amount 10 much
zen Parodi had ret-eated before Olzolo
Pronunciamentos Were still the order of the
gay, out the new government appears to be gain
ing ground.
Inc state OF Vera Cruz was under martial law
and the Zuloago forces were on the march thin
er. A battle will no doubt shortly be fought be-
tween the contending parties on the road be-
tween Vera Cruz and the City Of Mexico.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ERoNASSoCATED PRESS AGENT
VINE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Niagara.

HALITA1, March N-Th. n Ar
m ,,ng Sapt g Wiekman, arrived here ~
mornings from Liverpool 18Th inst. The .,,s sTs
The English House Of Comnaee.o us me izth.
I2th. Mr.D'lsraeli announced the recept,on 80.
very satisfactory dispatch from Frsnee "a
mination Of the misunderstanding between m.
The appeal OF Orsini and his accomplIces from
.ne sentences imposed upon them for the sttempt
10 assassinate Napoleon, was refused
tors throughout France
rs.ch.s pected dispatches from India had mot
there y,. liverpool when the Niagara sailed, but
that quarter s'ac'ofy news from
TIE MARKt-.
weet o. 90 ~ march l2.-Cotton-Ssles Of the
decIinsd ~ osies all qualities had eons,d emily
on the week consequence Of heavy importations
dn1i Conna,. were dull. Provisions were .,.o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-26
By J. C. Mcguire. Auctioneer.
cry XAIlIA LIE IMPROVED PIE OF

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
TY at THE CORNER OF r AND NINTH SrRREr.
OPPOSITE THE PATENT OFFICR.-On THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, Aprll LIST, at 51s O'Clock, on the
premises, | shall sell Lot No. I, I'm Square Ne SIC
fronting 81 feet inches street, at the corner of
9th street west, runnlng back IS feet r street
toge Their with the improvements consisting of two
story brick dwelling house, with an xoeIlent store
room the corner, which has been occupied nan,
years as q confectionery store. Title peffeot
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in G 10 and
10 months, with interest," secured by deed of trnS1
on the property.
IN l9-sod&ds j. G.. MCGUIRE Ana,