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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

CHARLES J. MARTIN OLIVER f.. WOOD
A. r. WIJLMARTH ALPRED BARNES
WILLIAM q. LAMBERT. GEORGE BLISS
GEORGE C. COLLINS, ROE LOCkWOODt
DANFORD N BARNEY JOHN O. NELSON
LUCIUS HOPKINS, LYMAN COOKE.
THOMAS MESSENGER LEVI p. NORTON,
WILLIAM H. HEILEN, CURTIS NOBLE
CHARLES Il. HATCH, JOHN X HCICHlNSON,
q WATSON BULL CHARLES P. BALDWIN,
HOMER MORGAN AMOS T. DWIGHT
LEVI p STONF HENRY A. HURLBUT,
JAMES HUMPHREi, JESSE HOfr,
GEORGE FEARCk. WEI. 8rURGl5. Js,,
WARD A. WORK, JOHN FORD,
JAMES LOW SIDNEY MASON
l. H. FROTHINGHAM GEORGE T. SrEDMAE,
CHARLES A. BtLKLEY, CYRUS YALE, yR.,
CEPHAS u. NORTON, Wn. r. FOSDlCK,
GEORGE d MORGAN DAVID l. BOYD
THEODORE McNAMEE, f. II. C0SSlrT.
RICHARD BIGELOW,
CHARLES J. MARTIN President
A. Y. WILLMARrH, Vce.Pre,dent.
j. MILTON SMITH Secretsry
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

T'HE ALBERT FREESTONE COMPANY
u supply the beautiful
BUTF-cOLOREo sYONB
which en,es nto large number OF the hne blns recently
erected In NewYok Baltimore. Phsielphs 10 Tbey I,o
iarpish the Stone Of color with nse Orde,
s be taken for any pon. the Atlantic sesssi for inland
ties SAMUEL P. DINSMORE. Sscrsta-v
0thoe Nc. IS Nsssas (Copmoawea Baildps) Nsv-York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
Matbinerr.

HOLMES & FOSTERS DIRECT and
IL DOUBLE-ACTING STEAM-PUMP and FIRE-EN-
GIkE.-Thete Pumps surpsu q. other Stesm PGmps now 10
Raising Water Sirup Mosses AID Psps;Pup Feed
Ing Boes Cleaning Mines &c. Can be pr In motion by say
person without going to II il has no oenier and consequently
will stop point. They in operation
several Steamship HoteI Maauf,c.ories Dllsries &C.
wishing Pnmps be Surpassed requested
TALL and before purchasing esewhere The
Mandatory 10 at Eos IFS aud III Inst William sbursh
the Gfsndt Ferry NIB As several attempts bsve been made
onnge Patent the Public cautolei against purchasing
vending using Pumps tina. infringe Pseas they
will b. promptly prosecuted
w OODWORTH planners of the best con-
w struc.ion; Steam Engines Mschris.s Tools Cotton Ma
chimes, and secondhand
sANL b. sCHENCK. No. c. Count ,udtst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

THE D0RGHEsTER Sf23H 1SsEE1sr, COMPANY
fran their immense qase. in New Brunswick covering
usfe OF hve square miles WI contract fo a1saay uDdsf
S 90 tuns. OF the
BEAUTIFUL FREEsTO9g
Of which the AMERICAN ENHANCE BANK.
.. BroadsAy aud Cedsr-s.,
HEW-YORK TiNES BUILDING
PEkrow,
CONTINENTAL BANK
kass.as,.,
MECHANICS BANK,
Wal.t
UNION INSURANCE BUiLDiSg
Wilsn snd CeiNs,s
HISTORICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY
THE STATE ARSENALs
New Yoik aad Brookyn
have been recently oul tosstnsf with numerous o,hsyl To
these Ia particular the Company refer specimens
scknowscsed 10 b. the finest blDg uaelL In As,cs
for COLOR dursbxy strength aud fsy 70. ornanea.a vork
Contracts executed for any part O. continent By application
he stoe oi Toe company NO o bssTei opposite Denori
sos ROBERT MIDDLETON, Secre.a-y
We the undermined certify that he Of which our
constructed from the Dorchester aries New
Brunswick We highly approve and admire toe mssera and
believe Il be o the best in quality sod l h,
appearance that has been iuo In ta country
SHEPPARD KNAPP
President Mchsa.cs B,ak
RAYMOND, WESLEY 1 Co
NevYork Tmss.
II. HOOKER,
President Conetnen.a B,,t
LEOPOLD EIDLlrZ
Th9s <; JAcSsoN, ArsA..sc..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
piano- fortes anh alnsir.

A MOST excellent Rosewood PIANO-fORTE,
"A nsv sn5 eSeeeG3ssy nae tons aid toGca tAy wa;
rsatsd vii b. sot Al very s.sG BE- snc &c oad a,ad
'- No lS5 Wee, Brosdssy. near csl,s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

THE COUPONS of the BONDS Of tSs CRY
il Of PORTAGE Nis, Que 5.t inst vi b, Pan Nt1i
et tts:.ou A. the Bs.k ofNSi,h Anei!c,
H.B Nr-SS ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

Bernard and Redf-ds Feu,h Ins,sie Nos 97S aud SIS
Bros!wsy Madison squ seThe thirteen A. ai4mic year this
Institution viii commence WEDNESDAY, Sep, g. Parents
respectfully invited call suy tine, aud view the sccom
P NJ W. REDFIELD.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

EIRST. PRIZE PIANOS and SELoDEONS
il for SALE or RENT a. VERY LOW RATES-AseaeT
OF Jsoob Chickelllg Boston Pianos II Sd'A ese
b,...i Meioisops and improved New YORK Psncs
A NJ KANOUSE No. As Brostwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

EO0 LOTS in JERSEY CITY for SALE at a
s)UU GREAT BARGAIN These Lots in plot,
.ieht blocks ths ferry GIandst and the Morris Cana
through them. They Improving s property the
United States They sysuabe water ont snd will be sold
very good bonds except
ing liaucrs Inquire g. 7. TOW NSEND No 81 kassu st
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
Bnilbins Alaterials.

Jersey LITTLE FALLS FREESTONE.-
This Company prepared to furnish thelr celebrated
ard beautiful FREESTONE 70 extent and on short notice
This S,ons well and yoraby known require any extra
putting II. Atty and beauty very large number OF the
been built from this stone, among which few may BE-
toned; In the City OF New loTk-Tliny Church. Trinity
Cbsro Trinity Monument Chufch Ms1isoasqlare; the
Tabernacle Church OF 3hst sn1 6h rsyors So
loon and Bauk of EewYos. In Phlsdelpls-Bsnk Of North
America Publishing House Presbyterian BosIi and AthsneCm
IN Boson-New England Life Insurance Oompanys Buildings
Abenem, Savings Bsuk ami mechanics Institute; George
Browns House Dutch Reformed Church ana House 10
the City Of Newark with many other buildings IN all the above
named and other towns and cities
The Company have hand ready for immediate delv
cry IS 600 ns Rube Ashla. Bidding Stone For terms
and lie. OF prices sppy o. the Office OF the Company No Han
over Buildings n. Y. w. GODDARD President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

EYFII PIANO-FURIES, MELUDEVNS auu
Il HARMOEIUMS sad .coadhsa Tor sale o, tot s.as
a, yay iog prices sevood m-oieo1 FOX ony 4Si rso
s,.oIs with plush top sni iron style, only o. 70
e.h eyey Sheet Nusic Nl,c Book ocstoc i"led in
toe Tinted Stses constantly fer 'as $. ~AoeAe OF t'A
New mlsie ,s al osiy . -. ~ =.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
Jnsuranee Companies
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE NOS. II2 AND ia BROADWAY.


SURPLUS on lat July. 1883 3xS -
LIABILITIES on Let July ls5s........"." S3o,o61 ~
TIE CAPITAL OF THIS COMPANY having recently been
INCREASED by additional CASH subscription Of ONE HUN.
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS the attention and
others having amounts Of property 20 Insure called 70 the
INCREASED SECURITY Afforded thereby.
Without entering into RECKLESS competitor hs Company
prepared ali descriptions Of property against os %
damage By fire. favorable tbs nature Of the nh
and the SECURITY Company and Of The insured VIII
wsf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

o II n s / NJ p X I n S,
y Agent fox LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINING Goa.
and SrOCK BROKEA,
No. HanoyetAt.
RsrsRESCEs:
MARINE BANK Nsw.yort.
MOSES a: HoPPoCK e'a, r'es'ur'r. Man'''a Sdss
ASHLEY NORRIS. Nsw.Yo-t
JOHN r. GRANT, esq Detroit. kich.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
9bantes for Dnsinsss Men.

PARTNER WANTED-with cash capital oi
k2c9 In veuestsbhsb,d bCsrsss ospsse OF beng en-
i-,S 70 ose Interested In the general reform n5vn'. %
fIe daJ this brues wcue BE- fouao boh P.sssDt -
HE HE addressed 70 PROGRESS AZ the Tribune on's'
n ufr d C1.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

BARGAIN can be had in a new 7-Octaye
a PIANO VOpTF Also , .ecoai had PIANO for SALE.
spnly Of JAS VAN RIPER No iTs WeosseT',, between
Hsusior ard Bsecker SIC.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

~ iss.eI to the Green Bsy Mwsake> and ChI,, vsSuA
Comp2ay srd CO ponj of 10 .rsi Mof1ss.
CcursGy Si hereafter De pAi by tA- Aor.ue. !, - ssi
OF the Milwaukee ard CrCsgo Rslrosi a ths ljrss..ss
BANK No. IL Nsssss st New ioit New. oh xssS
ieS8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-28
Births. Marriages and Deaths.


RRoreHroS-At Mokelumne Hill, Dec 10, the wife Of
NJ Y. J. Brougiicn, Of a daughter.
hAsnrr--In san Leandro, December :, the wife Of
BsSSr in Marysville, December %, the wife Of Mr.
Iyrne. OF n daughter.
CoS~m-ln Sacramento Dec. II, the wife Of Georg.
coy1,sr.-Iu San Francisco, Dec 25 the wife OF Mr..
Constants. q a son
CAsry In San Francisco November 20, the vito Of g.
Castle, bsq., Of a daughter.
nsSzIuER In san francisco, January !, tho wife OF
Henry Denziger, of a daughter
fAGG.rn weavervllc Dec. s, the wife Of r. A. Fagg,
of sdsugbter.
rissrc,S.-M Angels Dec 3, the wife of James FinDc.
GnsorR-In shasta, Dec. s. the wife of Thomas oil.
n0ur, OF a
GARrIc-ln Sacramento Dec Is the wife of Aaron Gar
Hlt.--ln San Audress, December 70, the wife Of
IoussoS--A, Red Bluffs, Dee 10, The wife Of Jerry
johnson, OF q son.
KRay1-A: Nokeumne Hill, December u, the wife Of
nosFro-in sacramento, Dec. IL, the vile Of f. G.
Moreto, Of son
OsBOpy.-ln Sacramento, December 30. the wife OF r.
y. Osborn, q a dsOghtes.
Rnp-in 50 smcnio, Dec. II, The wife Of +. r. Reed
dsEon.
c Smith, q. o. dow inter.
wAsuacks.-ln Address, December ~, the wife Of
George Warhburn, ~ daughter.
wInry Bray Bar, Plumas county, pcs g. the vito
Of VIM. b Nn,c 4 son.
wFneTrR.-At Coyoteylle, Sierra county, Dec Ia the
wife Of Thomas u. Webster, of a son.
MARRIAGES.
ARsuo-nDsISGrEz.--I los Angeles. December 10
Ion Francisco Armo 10 Senoria Dr1s Francisco Carolina
DomngUez
AoUiY,-CHAvs-In San Francisco Dec. 81, before
Orrin Bail - Justice of the Peace, Gabriel Agulya and
Gertrufs Chavis al OF that city.
BEv1R--HouRg,rt.-fns San Francisco, Dec ~, by jus
tee HaUrsban Mr. Peter Ven Bever Of Msrposa 70 Miss
CAROLINE Hoursoaux, Of san Francisco
~ RcH-GcRDos--In Sacramento, Dec. ~, b. Rev. Mr.
Goher, NJ the residence OF Mr. Wlburn, Hon John e.
I'utoh, senst elect from Try inty, 70 Miss Matte
d. Gordor II Sacrsu ento.
COS1iS -fENMSg.--In Son Francisco, Dec "a, al 81
in 20 Mes May An ronni,g hosI ~ - y, .acisco
CoiE. liotstsn sarysville, Dec. q NJ. john " Cole
20 hss W. rrie, Homes
CltpE-SCasJp~ AK IN In San Franctsco Dec q be-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-28
Theatrical. Musical. Sc.

BRoADwAx TmsRr-The hippodramatic entertainments
at this house continue as popular as ever The various
artists classed among the Grs in the country aud
hoses, elephant, and feline animals particularly the
tigers cannot be surpassed The pleasing fairy spectacle
oi "Cnderella" y again the bills for this evening
Nmo's GARDEN Ian Ricc's show comprises number
Of bpods and quadrpcis that well worth seeing and
hearing The aorobss, gymussis ard clucstrsns per-
form many really woLd rfu feats the trained horse, Tx
oelsor, astonshes everybody. and FOR the conica
mulcs, they create almost as much fun "a Dan himself
novEHY rW,-HF.-Thc thrilling Incidents connected
with tho legendary Drama called 'tHerne the Hunter
especially the fgh' Of The deaop tced bearing his fond
sb rider ever preciutous ROCKS and athclss chasn,s
prove highly accepts 10 the crowds who nightly al The
house. The piece will be repeated with two other IA
yortee this evening
will be repeated The cast "a " unusual strength the
principal char being allo ted 10 Messrs Matthew'S
BurSn hroa5aam TacG ana usher nT &C., pnyenPor
cumber," with Mr.. Matthews IN his original part Of
rlumper.
WAriAcN's The cordial reception given 20 Tom Tay
ors dramatic adaptation Of tho - Vicar Of Wakefield
warrants tho management IN agan announcing for this
evening" together With Brougham~ very successful little
comedy called "a Decided CaseH Messrs Ics,er Blake
and johnston, Mrs Hocy and Miss Cannon have chlrac
tiers.
unsurpassed Interpretation ~ the part Of 0ysrtl the
grand spectacular drama entitled bio Sea Of ce' which
Is presented in style Of maguicenne that 4 would he
very difficult 10 equal much less surpss The cast Of
this play embraces the whole talent Of the company.
AMKRcaS MrsKrm.-The dramatic amusem ents this
afternoon will consist OF the drama ca Cd Beware the
Temper" and farce OF the Irish Hayrnaker" In the
evening promised the popular new drama OF tho
0pjoueer Patriot in which Mrs G. How ard and Mr. Wat
kins will appear. The multitude Of curiestes may be
seen at all hours.
CSC Cur ny AND wooDs hlssrRrs oTer various songs
burle auos and dances and ue farce of " The
roodles" in which the two GcorgcsChrsy and Holland
---plsv tie hero and heroine.
Br zIsys SERK,ApERs have brought out Red Petit
coat lance" that affords Considerable morriment Their
aOno Horse Show" q also worry funny thing in liz way
THp BrYarrs arc Just IA full o. good humor "a ever
Their programme for this evening contains rare
uept OF ther popular rhpfovosng deng and sayings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-28
ROI.IXIA.

POPULAR QUIT REDUCTION or The ARMY-i new
MINISTRY FRAL DRLzU ABOUT TO INVADE TIKI
REPUBLIc-APPRoACHING srRUGGLE FOR TUE PRE-
sIDESCY.
The following is the latest from this republic
Tho country under its provisional President Dr. iinare
quiet The army being reduced, the standing
force not 10 exceed 300 men.
ministry has been organized consisting OF Frias
Iaance; Fernandez Justice Mendoza de Ia Tapa, In
strucon and Foreign Affairs; Brutrage, Public Works
Perez, War
Dr. Inares gave grand ball the 9th Of December
in Ia Paz.
Rrmors are current that General Bezu Tex Prcsdcnt)
will make his appearance the frontys Of Bolivia
to oppose the present government party.
Belzu Presidcn, Of the republic and father n.law
Of President Cordoba, who has just been deposed by
Lnaros.
The newspapers report that Generals Acha Ava LAMA
and others candidates for the Presidency sad
say ths General Perez determined Ivy fair play force
10 obtain the Presidential chair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-28
Destruction Of Downicytlle by Fire.
THE ENTIRE TOWN IN RUINS-LOSS FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS.


THE ENTIRE TOWN IN RUTNS-LOSS FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
DowNnvI1IE, jan 2, 1858
At SIX oclockP NJ, New Years day, the fire broke
out in the St Charles Hotel, and in hour and hat
Nam street far the upper plan, together with
Bridge street and Commercial street. far the Metho
dist church., was backened pile OF ruins. TIE court
house and dwelling houses on Durgan fiat were saved
also the upper part OF Main street The Congrega
tonal church and Fraternity Hall were destroyed The
Offices Of the Sierra Citizen and Sierra Democrat were also
destroyed The Methodist church saved by tearing
down two other buildings. The Catholic church
FIRE several times, but saved With difficulty also the
dwelling Of Mr. Iangtop which was within one hundred
yards OF hundred kegs OF powder belonging TO East
man Co, which exploded and the explosion was heard
fifteen miles distant and the air filled with fragments
OF nmeer yet strange % s no very SERIOUS accident
several others had lesser injuries from the same cause
LOSSES by THE PIRE.
r. II Taylor, 81 600: Paul 4 Murser, 5000; 7. Van
Chef 81 900: McGra,h 80 500. Willis, $500; H. Ireeolan.
der 81 500 Haskell, $500; A. Y. Chapman, 81 90 Fra
guer lSeSerl 81 ESQ; A. WATT, $500 d Rar \ Go 4,
81 $50 r Mckenzie s. 900; C. Reis, $4,000 Formsn
Calurnole 50 900; A. II. French 90 500 II. R. Cos
Chase s5 ooo; 7 NJ Hood. ST. 600 Land Co, a., 900
W. Land, sl5 900; T. j. Preston. 81 500 y s vandyke
James W ~ 600 q Nrr Miller $500 YSSnd Tsnc " M
5000 J, Webb Nicholson, $4,000 T. Bartebey, 81 600
&. W. Kramer, 81 500 W A. Jackson, $40 900; Dr " r.
81 900. j. Taylor, 81 500 ~ V. Gilbert o. 900 A. Smith,
$1,000 H. Giddng, $4,000 Allen Il Co, 5000 4
Kline, $500 r. sisegc, 81 coo A. Hannack, s5 600 ;
: =. Purdy 5000; g.. c. Chase, $500; j. J. Brandy,
So 900 II. Thomas, 81 500 DIR. Akens, $500, A. W.
Wheeler IS 600; Brown Co, 5,00o johnson, 1850;
Handran Co, $500: T. H. Burns. 81 500 r. Andrews,
81 600 Itrivee Benton, 81 500 Cute BrU' o. 200;
Mcvaus Co, s. 900; Loquor, $500; Mrs. Mary Plum
taer 81 500. Craycrof Co., 500 900 q. furr-, 5000;
VIM II. Byrne, 500 d. correl 5000 D. krug, 81 go;
Elliott Co, 81 500; Stch, Rosenthal Co. ~ 600; y A.
Rtok, $1,000 J. II scaes ~ 900; A. ayter, $40 900;
Reyes Co 5000; Chas Wilcox - 500; J. NJ Cam,
s2Soo y. Fugrier, 5000; Ward Co, 1000; J. Nc
Nehany, 81 Ooc; sierra Democrat $500; y C. Stanley,
50 900; julius Mer, IS 500; " MGR, ~ 500 Lewis Muir
ray, 5000 j. A. Clement, ~ 500; NJ Proctor $500
odd Fellows and Masonic Hall, sl5 900 Sierra C0tsep,
sb 600 Naiions Guards 400 Sierra Guards $3.50 Ben.
Green $500; Congregational Church, ~ 500; Green n
Purely, $4,000; y. ". Sherwood $1,000, Sisoey Grant,
$1,000; T. g. smith Co. % 900; other lSses estimated
az as 600 Total. $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-28

SKATING PARTrss-It is estimated that IRON
twelve to fifteen hundred persons visited samaca ro'
on aurday last Including large number OF fcfns
Among the latter several whose srsce'ui "oVe
mcnts were the subject OF general remark. .
Tn Ls,ng nartv from Wor,ostcy saturday, In IN
extrarain 70 long Pond, was decided success About
a thousand persons were present at the pom
Among the skaters nj Northampton, Mass few days
arm was Rev D. Allen, aged I2 who exhibited a de-
gree Of viror and agility quite equal 70 many OF the
boys. - -. 49,
the canal basin Saturday, including men, womcn and
children The Advertise says there we're about ono
thousand persons the ice nj time, and
fty carriages In attendance Many OF the skaters vert
ont as far as Saccarapps and others 70 the outlet Of
lake sebago, and returned, making distance NJ forty
miles The ice m the ncighbo-hood Of Portland
IL from twelve 10 fifteen inches thick aud considerable
quantities have already been cut and storod.-f'oston
traveller, Jan. %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-28

PrrNAYs SwoKD.--Mr. Jemuel Putnam Grosve-
nor who died Pomfret Conn, the 10Th inst has
aucahed ~ the Connecticut Rhetorical Society The
that owned and used by General Israel punam during
our revolutionary struggle,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-28

Interesting from Chile, Peru and Bolivia
Another Outrage ON an American Vessel
Opposition TO the Peruvian Authorities by
the French Navy-Arrest OF Mr.. Lomor ~
F1llbuster-Ge General Belgxu About to In
wade Bolivia.
The steamship New Granada arrived at Panama on the
18th of January with the South Pacific mails and large
number OF passengers.
She had On freight sos 400 IS in specie for England
so o2S for Panama. forty three ohochneal twen
y bales tobacco with assorted cargo Of general mer
chandse.
The dates are Valparaiso 10Th, Bolivia 18TH and Caas
9th Of December.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-28
N.ws from Ws.hlnaton Terr,t.ry.

The Legislature ofganzed on The 9Th ntfn0 with G. C.
Pa ,t President OF tho Council, and 8 Van Ciesve,
Speaker Of The liDust.
W Tie puJence or tie Oregonans IN trying 10 take part
Of Washington Ter, tory 70 get w an establishment
State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-28

Total l,otO.2Zo S}SS,S39
II will be seen by examination that there have been
1870 applications insolvency, during the year. of which
SIS made the Fourth District and rs in the Twelfth
District Court The totals OF liabilities not large
in the failures 1885, and large in 1855
will be seen by the following tables
In lS55-Number Of applications. 1877
I;ahiI;,;a. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-05
BY A. GREEN, AuotIoneer

1J huCtIOneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF A LARGE STocR
!ron OF fRkss 1ROcekIEs. WINES. Liquors, TkAs,
u,oBhCCo, fI&TUREs. &c, AT AUCTION On
"WEDNESDAY: the 9th of October, 1 shall sell,
81 ~ a. M at the grocery store on the corner OF
Nh enn streets, near the NJ rtheTn Ma kat arSe
anu extensive assortment Of fresh Family Grocer
ies: LIQUORS, ana Fixtures, comprising in part
Sonee; Teas, Sugars, Candles, and Soar
chocolate, Mustard, Cloves, Spices,
Hlos, starch. Nutmegs, Macs and Ginger
MolasseS, Vinegar and Sirups
Fine Tobacco, Cigars and snuff
large lot of superior Whisky
Brahdes, Rum and Spirits,
Madeira, Port and Sherry Wines
BroOns, Buckets, Tubs and Mars
Ropes, hollow and willow Mare
Stone Ware, Twines and Cottons
80 sacks Ground Alum Salt,
10000 line Washington Cigars
superior Platform and Counter Scales
sugar Mil. Tin and Wooden Measures
rms: All sums under SIS, cash over s25 a
credit OF and months for in alI osses 70
De atistactorlly endorsed. bearing interest
30 "-u A. GREEN Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-05

NARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of s vrlts M
IVl herr iaclas issued from the Clerks ONCE of the
Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washington, and to me dire cted I shall
expose TO public sale, for CASH, in trout of the
On d1Sf OF sad county at z O'Clock
1853, the following described Property to wit: All
delendants right, tItle claim and interest in and TO
part OF Lot NO. 5,ln Square No. 7s2, beginning at
west corner o. sad lot and running thence north 20
Ieet nehes and east with that width to four foot
private alley AT the rear OF said lo tog her with all
ana sing uiaf the improvements thereon, IA the city
OF washington ID. e., selZed and levied upon as the
property "a Richard Nj. A. Fenwick, and will be
sold TO satisfy JudIcials Nos. $50. % and SIS tn
0ctnber term, Il So, IN favor Of w IllIam Wallace,
Columbus Alex ander, and John Van Reswick.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
Sc p Is for the DISTRICT of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-05
By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

bJ NJ U n EEINt hucIIOn6er.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
NAVY tAKD-By virtue of deed of trust bearing
date on the 10Th day Of January, 1885, and recorded
IN fIiher A. No. ILL., fOliO3 343 S49 $50 and 85I
one oil the land records for washln X ton county D.
T., shall sell, on WEDN ESDAY, the l3th Gsv Of
of Square numbered 81, with the impruye5nsuts
thereon, which consist OF small Brick fouse with
oo re 80, q v, anu is y toou business stand;
money IN cash the balance in and l2 months. A
deed gwen and deed trust KEN 10 secure the de
ierred payments. Title indIsputable. Ifthe terms
OF sale are not complied with in days after the day
OF sale the property will be resold at the cost and
the cost of the purchaser. "
A. GADDIS, Jr., Trustee,
ne H-law&ds A. GREEN. Auct.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE STAR.
FRoMAeBNTASsocfArs TED pRsx,
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the St~.-


NEW foRk, Oct. 5-Tbe steamer g,-,,,..,.
nom hamourg, consort Of the IlI f,f.S a 1910
srrived mere to-day with Loudon 49,. % - !,
xzd. IL Will be remembered thai ,hs -. y. .oe
PEELED TO put back from an explosion OF her Tse-
The news generally IL unimportnpt TAO,
way Steamship Company have purrhsssS -.
steamship Congress for the American line
The question Of the Regency OF Prussi. 4. 90,
isfacto,lly settled. The Prince OF Prus.l, s.
snmes the nominal title Of eo-Regent, with nm.
limited powers vi"
The Emperor Of China Is 10 receive the gr,nd
GORDON OF ~ Vladimir from Russia. and the SIN
o. Tue Legion Of Honor from France
Inc states General Of Holland were opened in
pe.sen oy the King on the 10th In bis add ress.
s, nIne oppressed the hope that the State. Cen
WOULD receive favorably tho measures con-
'e''eu 10 abolish slavery In the Dutch colonies
COMMERCIAL
The Hammonia bring, only m. r t.,
,ba, AZ. ioI Monday The estimated ssles on
uay were IV,OOO bales, at an advance In sorn.
cases OF l-l6d per ID, and the msTSs, .io.ns
win demand on the part Of the hoIds,s - J.
general advance Of that amount sosrnl.s
and exporters took SO bales
IN London there was a slight ad vance IN 49,
stuns generally; but the Hammonia's aIes he,n-
incomplete, the increased prices cannot be ace1.
Tately given. - @oS"-
Consols for money closed ats7Y. Money VIA.
decldedly easier and abundant az : per cent
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