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GOOD NEWS AND NEW GOODS

Having Just received my fresh supply of ca,
french Confessions and Bon Bons from the S.,
S,aAs honses-MallIard a. Strudler A Co NJ
YORK, sm prepared to furnish all parties in 60,
o'ass style at cheapest rates. will have Sc nsesI
my large supply of large Fruit and Pound Cskss
LOT lhe CHRISTMAS holidays, with 81 the lttla cf1ss
srds lor CHRISTMAS trees. Small fine Cakes syer-
Gay Iresh. Also: Ices JeiiIes. Char lots fine ls5cy
fyramds, &e, d O., naie to order and on Iar5 -
every slzeo party. My own PERSONAL sapsTyIt1on
eFeh 20 ali parties. servants and wsre IaTnishei
at low Taies. Al ask is q TAR trial
=, q. WEAVER, S4T Pa. aveuue
". ID. my Death having improved sluce the Lass
summer, have not Sold my estabiishnent as al
Vertlsed; uelther is Il for sale now.
de S-3w 4 A. w
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THE LATEST NEWS.
1y Telegraph for the Rvs,;,. a.,
hArER FROM EUROPE.

arrival Of the Arsb,..
Livernool dste. Le-fhe steamer Ar.hg, x-,,.
70. night N'es 70 the $th instant. srrirst r ha
al Inc ne steamers Indian and New
on ,S Ss 40 sSe "a and the Kangaroo and c,,d
The over due steamer I,a,.,
Inc Emperor Napoleon has rei,Ip,,,s = safe
hin, 81 rom the penalties pronoanced sae..,
IA he subscriptions to the Suez canal pro,.c, 80.
will be ,eo,,,,. crossed with larger amount Than
,el r6e BOMBAY mail of November 9th had been
,ba -, campaign had been commenced against
.u Isoeis on the 18th of O ,tobor .nS n,,...
IT, .'e - over the rebels are auaonnced
nm ,h. ,Suerns Proclamation was promulg,,ed
VI tue iSt CT November PsNu'ke'eu
CoxxKKcI.r
q. ~ vkkrooL, Dec s-Cotton
md sna -, lnciudtng 600 bales 10 snecnl.,or~
,So ior export. The marked eIoIsd ...s,S
declined but cSisa, All qualities have slightly
which are y lower MIddHns W., qsshnes,
drcIined Lied Sales OF FriSsyf s.,i.., lave
sTnor, pA'F r. Including ZOO for Speculation ana
oApHlt. me market closed dull. .-~
us Mncnrsef advices are favorable Prices Arm
with moderate business n'n'
d resdsturs closed with a declining tende,cv
All Qualities have slightly declined
rftovlsions The market closed dull
Money Market -Consols sss9e 4 for money and
account. Bullion la the Bank ~ EnaisnS 1 hsa
Inc money market is generally upcban,.a
oduce.-ROsin IL STEADY. Snj-S,s 49,
nal aay' Rice Is INSTRUMENTATION nomi-
The Barque PartAian Safe.
NORFOLK, Dec I6.--The FOLLOWING v.,.,-
20 o-daS at the southern Arms oa.s 49, "
g. nc oafque Parthian II safe Sbe sr,t,ss
brought bv tss S SlsnIHted The Intelligence is
the CaPes to day, bound to Baltimore P~ssea
Arrival OF the Overland Mail
LouIs, Dec. l5.-The overland Cslisorn,,
has arrived. Six passengers lief, San F,sn. u1t.,
IN the mail stage, but only one cams th-o,,',h
tue re, re- mander having stopped at different points
The Wood Lottery Case.
NEW YORK, Dec I6-Tbe wooa Io,,..
ms oeen postponed TIL Tuesday nert NJ, T,
Tie Information was obtained from the ,,,t,,s 80
Win .vide .o-aay. Their testimony was given
Alexandria NIayl.,..
ALEXANDRA, Dec. I7.-Flour no sales. Mr.,
oneTnSs light, market dull; white sI2O,tSs. -
'o' hye' no sales reported. Oats, az.
Baltimore Markets.
a 6AL MORE, Dec. l6.-Flour is firm; smiles of
i'v Sv. dds. Howard street at s5.I2X
Of m zoo s, nLm; ana generally unchanged; sales
bushels; white Sc; yellow so 'O
rfovlsions are quiet Whisky is arm nj DC
onee lis hfm sales Of 200 bags at II nc av.
New York Markets.
INV YORK, Dec. H-Flour is firm: STAT.
: S2asi 90 Ohio IS 35aS5 50; Southern sass so.
do white ;, rtry a9lIi Southern red 81 ISasI I7i
7ia76c. "e~ yehoW
Pork is Arm; mess sI7 75ssI7 "a. n,,u. s,a co.
Sl3 %. Lard is buovant al IaIIc
7" hisky Is dull at 25 4 2Cc.
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BY J. c. Mc6 UIRE Il CO., Auotiopeers.
EXCElLENT FURNITUREA AND HOUSE
~ HOLD EFFECTs.-On w EDNES DAY NOR ~
y, December 18th, at 10 O'Clock. at the residence
OF Baron Gerolt, PTussian Minister. on q street,
between 18th and 18th streets, we shall sell, the
Furniture and Household ST Gets. Comprising
Suit OF Walnut Carved and CrImsoa Plush -ooy-
cred PsrlOr Furniture, comprising large Ere, oh
Soia. Arm and Parlor Chairs,
Satln DaInask covered Arm and Fancy Chars
Rosewood Marble top Centre Tsbles,
LADIES' walnut Writing Desk, Carcel lanes
SUIT OF four Crimson Damask Window Curtains
Lace Curtains, COTnice, &c,
Handsome Engravlrgs Mantel Ornaments
Mahog -ny Centre end Card Tables,
brussels ParlOr, Hall, and Stair Carpets,
Hall Chairs. Hat tire e, UlIcloth,
Three ply and Ingram Carpets, Rugs,
Marble top SidebOard, Extension Table
China, Glass. and Crocksry Ware,
Mahogany French Bedstesds, Wardrobes,
Dressing Bureaus, WashstaIds,
Superior Feather Beds, BOlsters and Pillows
Curled Hair and Husk Mattresses,
superior MahOsany Bookcase,
Carved Book Shelves, Iron Safe,
zane seat Chairs, Lounge,
Radiator, + rankin and other Stoves Se
Z. :. The House is for Rent
des-d J. Z. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
ID THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
on account of the rain Until MONDAY, December
10Th, same hour and place.
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HEALTH OF THE CITY.-During the month Of
November there were II deaths reported In the
city of Washington, as follows:
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by J. G. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctioreers
pEREMPTORY SALE OF TWO NEW ann
u ELEGANT ROSEWOOD Piano FoRTrs-tl1
MONDAY AFTERNOON, December a1fh Al q
O'Clock, I'VE shall SELL ct the auction rooms for 40
count OF whom II may concern. 10 cover adv meas
superior Rosewood round corne r iron'frame seyen
octave Piano Forte. by GoetZ h Co
small aud beautiful "a octave Rosewood Piano
Forte, by Loud. 'a'o
Also,
excellent Second hand Piano.
Ie'ms; One third Cas- IA the residue IN co and 90
d'ys, for satisfactorily endorsed notes beariag in
terest. 0'"s ia-
de Is C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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A RE YOU So X Dl-Ample irsl~,rritv
~ against Loss by FIkE ls offered by the w Ash,
lNGTON INSURANCE COMPANY p,,aa
corner of Penn. avenue and 10Th at StoolholSsrs
directors and officers al citizens Of Was Ion AID
Georgetown.
lanes C. MCGUIRE, President.
G. ID. HANSON. Secretary. 40 10 .'.6
MINK, MUSKRAF, COON, OTTER, Gnd All
" descriptions Of raw SKINS Purchased az the
highest market prices.
LEWiSSON,s FUR STORE,
de l4-eolm 500 Pa sv.. bet 9rh and 10Th eta
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EOR SALE--A HOUSE AND LOT Will he
u 500, at public auction, to the hig hest bidder on
the 44th day OF December, 1853. at II O'clock fife
House aud Lot at Culpeper G.. II. occu pied by Mrs.
3obn thompson. The house Is large and commo-
dious. In good repair, and with conyenIepces tco
numerous TO speak of. w
Terms: One, two and three years. credit in eoual
nst9lmeats; with interest from date TO be pq d an
nuaiiy. REFER to w. ID. Wallach. Esq, Editor OF
de Is t22d L L rpunhDSnN
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The Baraue pa,,s,..s

ed tO.dsu x, Dec 6;--The following was receIy-
P'tSs The baTque ParthIan Is safe shs s,,tvss
a. 81. ihomas dismaSted. The intelIIgsnns !,
,n at oy TIE brig c. Kafier, whien nssseS
TIE Cspes 10 day, bound TO Raltimore P~sscu
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BY C. w. BOTELER- Anot,onas-

by Z. W. BUTELER, AuotIoneer
II hR6E FURNITURE SALE-CHOJCp
- ECRNI1URE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFEcTs "a
y, UaD ~ NOR Ming, December 9,Nt 10 o'c X
az me residence of Gov Walker fvho "a oS,n,
leaving Washington corner of 4 and 2ntb s,Issts
r we Shs SCI the Above consisting OF Parlor, Bed
apPertaInlng 10 Housekeeping generally. 6anJsoms
and nearly new. ''' hAhusohe
Terms: $50 and under, cash; over that spm .
credit of 80 and 81 day g. for satisiaotoy,i, e,so,
notes. bearIhg interest 0HuOieeu
r The house is for rent
dc lb-d e.. w. ROTFTER A..
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TIE EMPLOYEES upon the General Post Omee,
II Is Understood, will resume work again next
week, the order 10 that eject having been Civ
en- by the Secretary Of War. .. -. =.
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TRIALS AT THE GUARD. HoUsK.-John Kelly.
drunk and disorderlyi workhouse 50 days. Thos.
Robsy, do. and indecent exposure; fine and costs
- Is. Thomas Estis, do, 81 25 J. Hedman,
drunk and disorderly; hue and costs, 90 Is Pat
BoIden, S3i5- Herman Gordon, do, % Is.
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NOrICE. TO THR PUBLIc Observation-Disclosures
IN the Evening Star Of the 18th ms ant an article
headed Caution" and signed By Solomon Broth
ers. referring to the Eenulneness of the brand of
segars called James King of William, herewith
request my friends and the public generally not to
make mistake IN their choice of Solomon Brothers
vines King OF William segars instead of the real
hume article of my own manufstture
HENRY SEITZ, Jr,
a.. corner L m. avenue and "a street,
II Washing Ton, ID. G.,
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HosTLIB ATTITUDE OF TIE Sioux INDIAEs.-The
Secretary Of the Interior communicated TO Congress
on the 9Th inst, estimates for redeeming the prOm
ses made by General Harvey to the Sioux st the
council held at Fort Pierre in March, 1856. These
Indians are among the widest and most dangerous
in our limits. Good faith and sound policy demand
that the stipulstions entered into at Fort Pierre
should be fulfilled. Unless this be done, serious
disturbances may ensue.
The state Of feeling existing among the Sioux is
shown by the following letter, recently addressed
by Agent 4. ]. Vaughan to the Superintendent Of
Indian Affairs at st. Louis:
Il pains me to state the belligerent and refractory
condition in which found the Sioux, in passing
through the country. particularly the MenecOngree
and Uncpaps bands. During the past year they
have been robbing unfortunately every white
man passing through their country, and in many
cases threatened their lives.
The withdrawal of the troops from Fort Pierre
has caused the Indians TO believe that the Govern
ment is afraid Of them, and, from their conduct
and threats feel satisfied that no az ent's life is
safe in distributing the Sioux annuity, without
suitable force to protect him.
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We are glad 10 see that the Senate has adopted
resolution 10 increase the rate Of postage. This
Measure win enable the PosbOfiee Department 70
pay its own expenses, and wiz rssvs the treasury
from the burden Of its support. It is right that
those Who write letters should pay for them, and
the expense Of transporting the mails should be
borne by the community according to the aecommo-
dation or advantage that each man receives there
from. This object viii be accomplished by raising
the postage to proper revenue standard, according
to e.senate's resolution. We hope the House viii
also adOptth resolution We give the Senate's
proceedings on this subject:
Mr. johnson, Ark, } moved to increase the rates
Of postage 70 Eve cents under three thousand miles,
and ten cents over three thousand miles.
Mr.. seSard, IN. ~ argued that the country was
totally unprepared for any measure raising the rate
Of postage. BE thought, therefore, that this was
not the time to discuss it. BE weuld also vote
against it, as it imposes discriminating postage
OF the ground Of distance, which distinction
has a tendency to ALLEVIATE the sections, the East
from the We t.
The motion was garfield By 10 yeas to Is nays.
Yeas-Messrs. Benjamin, Bright Broderiok,
Brown, Clay, Gingmsn, Davis, Fitch, GWin, Hun
ter, johnson, lark, johnson, Tenn, Mallory.
Pearoe, Polk, Read, Sebastian, Thompson, and
luiee.
Nays-Messrs Bigler, Chandler. Clark Doolittle,
Douglas, Fessenden Foster, Hamliu, King, Pugh,
Rice, Seward, Stuart, wills on, and Wright,
Absent-29
Mr. Pugh, (Ohio,) moved that the frsnking priv
ilege of Members of Congress be ABOLISHED from
the 4th Of March next. Agreed 10 by yeas 49,,
nays 4.
Eays-Msssrs. Bayard Clinguan, Houston, and
Reid
Absent-Messrs. Bates, Bell, Cameron, Crittendeu,
Dixon, Douglas, Durkee, Gwin, Hammond, Hayne,
IversoD, Jones; Kennedy, Mason, Pearoe, Shields
Simmons, Slidell, Sumner, Thompson, Ky } and
Trumbull
Mr.. Foster, Conn then moved to further
amend that The franking privileges Of the President
and Heads Of Department be likewise abolished
Lost.
Mr. Seward moved that all matter passing through
the mails be prepaid, excepting newspapers and pc
rodicas irregular subscribers, and foreign matter.
This had, virtually. the effect Of a5Olishing az
frauking. Agreed, % to 20, but was subsequently
lost on reconsideration; whereupon,
Mr.. Hamlin, mo, moved that all laws confer
ring the frsnking privilege be repealed Lost, 2t
against 90
Mr. Wilson. Mass } moved that from March 4,
1859, the printing of all postage stamps, blanks
warrants etc be given to the lowest responsible
bidder, which was adopted.
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A KENTUCKY TRAeEDT.-The following version
of frightful and ragical affair which recently Oo-
cured in Jessamine county, Ky, is given upOnthe
authority of gentleman from NiOhOlasville:
In the forenoon of Tuesday last, Mr.. Joshua Ar
mold seeing his wife, from whom he had been seps-
rOted about year. pass the residence Of his step
mother in company with another lady, followed her
to a field half mile distant, to which she repaired
to gather Strawberries. He then aecosted her and
demanded that she should Withdraw a suit which
she had instituted for slimony and divorce. The
wife refused when the husband aYOWed his purpose
to kill Gus both" The lady who was with Mrs A
Misunderstanding the threat to be directed to her.
fed In great haste and fright. The wife realizing
that the dread purpose of her husband was fixed
aoceded to his demand aud promised to live with
him. He replied by telling her she was lying, and
Immediately fired at her, the ball grazing her tenn
pie she instantly sprang to him and begged for
mercy. He refused. She then appealed for him to
pray for her murderer. This boon was granted, and
q brief time spent in prayer for her husband, her
children and herself Arnold then gTasped her
with one arm, memorable to all her supplications
for mercy, fred at her three times, each ball taking
effect in her head. The face frightfully disfg
ured by the wounds aud the powder from the pistol
Not content with this, the ncarnate fend mutilated
her person with knife, and then piling brush upen
it left the scene.
N, an ims, the lady who had witnessed the first
Of the tragedy had reached the house Of Mrs.
Hunter, but was so much exhausted by fright and
fatigue that she sWooned, aud it was some time be
fore she was sufficiently recovered to make known
the tTagioal affair As as she did 60 however,
a messenger was dispatched to the constable, and
he proceeded to the house of Arnolds stepmOther.
The murderer there found and arrested while
in the act of writing his will He was taken to
Nioholasville and lodged in jail where he remains.
The tragedy occurred in Jessamine county, six
miles east Of NicholasVille.
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IMPosTUREs.-The cities of New York and BrOOk k
Ign are thronged with shaTpers, and We hear every
day of some new device by which they cheat the
unwary. Delivering packages containing a stone
and old rags, and collecting handsome freight or
express charges on it-calling at the door for the
owners Overcost or pants in behalf of the tailor
picking up piece of mock jewelry and asking an
advance for finding it, &C., &c,-having become
stale, some new devices have to be invented. We
learn that within few days several well dressed
persons have been collecting moneys and clothing in
the name Of certain charities by whose managers
their operations entirely disoWned The 'Brook-
Ign Society for the Relief of Respectable, Aged,
INDECENT Females " known asthe Graham Institution,
Old Ladies' Home, has been thus represented to
the public, folks having solicited charity ''tO
pay the entrance fee of en- old lady" and 'tO bury
the son of one Of theinmates without any authority
from the managers. The public should be their
guard against these impositons, and if fraudulent
applications are made, the offender should be APP
pretended instead Of being simply refused.-N T.
jour. Of Com.
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5oHN P. HALE Rs R1z0EED.-CoEooRD, Thurs
day, June 10, 1359.-Tke Senate have couourrsd
with the House in re-eleoting the hon. John P
Hale U. s. Senator, giving him eight votes srainst
three for Wells and one for Colby
LATER FROM NEW MEUoO.-SF LOUIS, Wsdnes.
day, June 9, 1854 LeaVsnWoFth dispatch Of the
TIA says that government train from New Mexico
arrived this evening. It left Santa Fe Nay l6 and
Fort Union 18th, in company with the mail for In
dependence Major Stein, Of the lst Drsgoons
Lieut. Hastings, Capt McFeuea Of the Quarter
masters Department, With their families, on leave
Of absence, Mrs General Garland, Messrs. South
wick and Sawyer, Surveyors on the Southern over
land mail route, together With an escort Of twenty
hve men, under Lieut.. Craig, accompanied the
train
Large bands Of Cheyennes, ArrapahOes, KioWas,
and Camanehs Indians, and large numbers Of emil
grants bound to California and Arizona were met
onthe plains. The former we're peseeably disposed.
The Santa Re road was in excellent order and The
party came through in twenty three lys. No San
"a Fe papers have been received, and there is no
New Mexican news Of interest reported. Continued
efforts were being made to organize a territorial
government over Arizona. Rich gold deposits had
been discovered in the neighbOrhOod Of Tucson
LATER PROM sqr. nOvTr~eo
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[EOR TEE NASHVILLE ur1or !

In the report of the Gallatp races, which appear
ed in Y0uHg's Spirit Of the South Of last week, it is
said that Col. J. G. GUILD will run his horse, Hsa
Watha against any horse in Tennessee, Two or three
mile heats.
If the Col is DESTROYS to make such match, the
undersigned will name four horses, now in Tennes-
see, either Of which can beat Hiavat6a for any
amount from 81 900 to 81, OOO-tWO or three mile
heats.
Come, Col, make your banter in the proper form
and 1t shall be accepted By THURMAN.
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Latch PROM ST. DOmNGO.
BosToE, Thursiay, june 10. IsI

AI07INl'I THU UUIIt IVl Ioul.
Advioes from st. Domingo to Maya received By
the brig Laurillia, Capt Lavender arrived here yes
terday from Cape Haytien state that deserers from
the St, Domingo army we're daily arriving at Cape
Hayden in destitute condition. These deserters
made the following statement: Santana, the chosen
President Of the north part Of the island had in
vaded St. Domingo City with a considerable force,
and, after several months operations he returned
to SANTANA, which place vas taken, with considera-
bic slaughter, and destroyed.
At the same time President Baez sent q sail Of
twenty vessels to blockade Port-au-Platts under the
command Of an American officer. On the 22d, the
report came that the port had been taken and de-
stroyed II was also stated that the Guano island,
NeYasss situated about 60 miles southwest Of St.
Domingo, which has been held by some Americans,
has been claimed BY the Hayden Government, and
two men-of-War sent to expel all intruderS The
news created great excitement.
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Important Information.

this Of the year, family ought 60 with
N out havgin the house some prompt and efficient remedy for
cholera morbus dahRa disorders that apt attack all
aud which may result in fatal consequences before py
clan can he procured.
The Grenberg Dysentery Syrup, only 50 per bottle has
in the last ten years cured Of disorders the bowels
no matter how violent than all other remedies and prescriptions
put together.
Dr. bbard chairman Of the Board Of Health Of New York in
the cholera season, cerdes that from the time this medicine
was used at the Quarantine ground there not another fatal
case Of cholera.
Dr. De Forrest, Commissioner Of Crot0n Water Works cerfes
that all Of bowel complaints produced by eating
much fruit from other causes an immediate toppage
Of the discharges but from chemical change produced IS il in
the Of the bowels produces no affections Of
the brain. which other remedies apt to do.
Throughout Tennessee and Alabama it has always found
prompt remedy for Bloody Fux. may had Of an Druggists
and Of the subscriber Patterson Freeman furniture
felG-H AEEY WACEuNgTE
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BG- The Patriot says the American Party "are
ready still to pledge themselves 70 the integrity Of
the Union and the equal rights Of all the States
under the provisions and guarantees Of the Consti-
tuition"
But who constitute the American Partyf Is it
the party represented by BELL. CRITTESDEE and
MARSHALL OF is it the party which follows ZOLLl-
ooFFER, READY and MAYNARD? Is the Banner OF the
Patriot the organ of that party2 The Patriot denOun-
oes Anti .Lecompton men as enemiestO the country,
and the Banner thinks Lecompton men are enemiestO
the country. The Patriot defends the city authOri
ties in New Orleans and the Banner oOndems them.
The former disapprOves the objects and purposes
Of the new party, while the latter is inclined to
courage the movement. Now, do tell us, neigh
bOrs, which represents the American party? Is it
two-beaded monster like Cerberus Of old, and do
the Banner and Patriot both belong to the same bo
dy? II 50, which head uters the sentiments Of
the organisation or has it two sets Of opinions p
Let US nave an answer, neighbOrs, but don't both
speak at once.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-16

THE OVERLAND WAGON ROAD CoMPANY.-The
Dallas (Tezas) Herald learns that the overland Pa
cifc Wagon Road Company, which Wintered at Bel
KNAPP, left that place on the 28th of April, under
charge of Capt. Holiday. The expedition was well
equipped, organized, and provided. 1t would pre-
coed to FL Paso, and then commence work on the
road to Fort Yuma.