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The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay interest
six cent in cash all the outstanding certificates Of Profits
to the holders thereof their legal representatives, and
after the SECOND MONDAY in August proximo.
Also to declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT. 40
een on the Net Earned Premiums of the Company for the
ending the 30h june 1859 for which certificates will be
Issued on and after the first day Of October next
And resolved further that after reservng One Million Of Dol
lars Of Profits all the outstanding certificates Of Profits Of the
issue Of the 1856 be redeemed and after the Second
Monday in August proxino, well pay FORTY PER
CENT Of the certificates Of Profits 1851 on
after the 10th September nextntersst thereon
Suth June ult.
TH0S. A. ADAMS, President.
GEORGE JONAS Vice President.
CHARLxS J. MAHSnNI. SECRETARY.
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WHoLssALs DRY Goops sroRx--we would direct
attention to the advertised publication which -
many country and city customer of Messrs Tb,oso ras
the temporary removal Of their wholesale dry goods
store to No 10 Canal street. where they have on sas
those exceedingly heavy and comprehcpsvey assorted os
Tor which their house Is noted,
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John did Mrs, Green take the medicine ordered p,
a. gnsss SO, replied John, (" for saw Grape on the
door the next morniup.n w. 'A1
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PRENrIcIANA.-A little editor in Illinois says that
he is after us with sharp stick" We think we did
hear Of his cutting stick couple OF years ago.
ugly rascal has been whiting it to point with the
"jack-kniie" the next ugliest man gave him.
The editor of the Georgia Gazette says that music
strs his soul. He ought never to hear music then,
for his soul is of those things which, the
they are stirred, the more they are not sweet.
MISS carroll beautiful young lady attached to the
In marrying him she married beneath herself. She
was tight rope dancer, and he ground tumbler.
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Nos. q Isl Chartres street. N. o.
Also by HAY1LAND, CLARK 4 GEORGE, Mobile and BY
ali Dealers 1e22

ID A.FAHNESTOCK'S yERMlFUtsE FOR
ID. TAPE-W0RM.-Mess b. A. Fahnesock Co-Gente-
Some years since, recommended B. A. FAHFEsTocKs
VERMIFUGE relative Mr. Charles West Jefferson county,
Mississppi for child eighteen months DID, which was sup
which brought from twenty one feet long, and
planters in this and The adjoining Counties have sold
thousands your vermfnge with perfect satisfaction
to the purchasers If this will be of service In calling
JAMES P. HARPER,
OF the firm OF Harper Son, Druggists,
BAYOU Sara, La.
N.Y. Purchasers should the initials on the wrap
GER and that they are buying b. A. FAHEESTOCK'S
HERMIEIIlE. and no other ie2l lm&W a
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ZINE ....................FINE GUNS
HYDE 4 coon RTCH,
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.

We have always hand complete stock Of fine WAR
RANTED Guns, and constantly receiving through
European agents Guns comprising all the NEwE 1T PAT
continued relations with the first LONDON and other
YEARS enable say with we have facil
for the production Of Guns suited the the
market
prepared receive and with
accuracy for Guns of ANY PRICE peculiar
and tastes Of individual furnish them AS
IN THE SOUTH
BY intercourse with the buying community
the West for thirty years,
bed profit by the suggestions of their varied experience and
and not found in NINE!TENTHS OF THE GUNS IMPORTED
INTO THIS COUNTRYl
Sporting Equipments Ammunition Of every description
Rises, Pistols and Revolvcrs Colts, Aliens Trsuter's
Smith NELSON'S Whitney's Reporters. Agents In
New Orleans for SHARP'S RIFLES.
HYDE 4 GOODRICH,
myf ly Sign of the "Golden Pelican" New Orleans.
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4 FOUNDRY And MACaIHE-SHOPs
GEORGE PATTERSON

" Successor to McCan Pattsrson,) Of Delord
md New Levee streets.
The undersigned Is prepared manufacture STEAM
KFGINEs BOILERS and MACHINERY of all kinds for
Steam Boats, Sugar Plantations, Saw Mills Presses
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear, Horse Power
sirs Fr ron A. Furnace Mouths and Crate Bars.
Steam Cylinders, Gun Metal Rings etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions having steam
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work.
He will keep hand at all times Crate Bars Wheel Stir.
by steamboats,.
He Agent for the John Fuel Saw
Ing Crate Bar highly spoken of by the Pcayune Printing
Office and others that have them Of these
be seen In under new boiler lately this estAb
lshment
He has also made the
Boilers sna Machinery and will establish Depot
the establishment where large quantity Of hand Boil
-rs and Machinery may be found at all times for sae
GEORGE PATTERSON.
OTSbne, L iaI
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DOTATOES-590 bbls Nozthera Ptbk EYES and Neroer's
for sale to arrive per steamer Chas Mergai from Ne.
ferR,W S. WOLFF,
Corner Of Gs&vier and New 5.evee ats.
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Capital, SI5O,8OO.

by FIRE, ~ the very lowest rates charged
by responsible Companies.
Planters Merchants and others desiring effect Insurance
their property respectfully solicited give PORTE.
of their patronage to this Company.
Applications for made ia person or by mail id
dressed to the Company either of the Directors
Immediate attention Possessing personal information In re-
gard locations and other details Of property
Southern and Western States this Company
many obesto give advantages in of Premiums
The direction Of the Company the
ness men OF the city OF Now York. extensively the
Southern trade and closely identified with its interest.
Any information connected with Insurance. will be shessfy
siven and all business connected with Company Will
transacted with liberality and prsmptness.
DIRECTORS.
VIM Chauncey-wm. Chauncey Co. Old Slip
Moses Tayor-President City Bank. Wan IT.
Paul spoford-spoHord Tileson Co.....2e Broadway.
P o. Van Shaick-van staiek, Edwards Co.e6 Front st.
v. Borsalou-Importer 81 Water st.
Jas. B. Internationally Wilson Cobb o. Frsn st.
E. D. sprasue-Dsyon, Sprague Ce.....1e7 Front st.
Benz H. Lllie-B. II. Lille Co......... ...lA Pearl st.
John G. Hobreoke International Life Inns. II Wall ~
VIM. Holdredge. IL Merchants Exchange
T. j. Coleman-J G. Coleman s3 " all g.
A. Maaran- ~ ,' %
VIM. K. Strong oo fno n'
Edward Haght-Pres Bank OF the Commonwealth Nassau st.
VIM A. Wheeler .63 William st.
G. Malea-C. Maletta o3 Beaver st.
N. c. Pla-Presdsnt Artizans' Bank assam st.
John T. Wilson :. 10 ai'n o.
B. N. Whitlosk-B. N. TO- lS besknan ST.
Nathaniel W. Burs-N. W. Burs Com. 80 Vesey st
VIM T. Observation-Disclosures Broadway
John G. Lghtbody. Beekman ST.
Paol Lahrep-Lathrop Wilkinson ID Murray st.
W. NJ Eewe-Newells, Hartman Mcdonald. Ii Murray st
Frederick A. Fsher-Wolfe, Dash Fisher 38 Warren
Minard II. Fowler ............lS6N Nassau s
Geo W. Read-Gco W. Jshia Read. .120 Chambers st.
Robt B. Carrier-Meius Currer Sherwood AZ Warren st.
John B. Corlies City Hall
John B. snook-ArsAites IL Chambers st.
George Carrol-carroll, Herck Mead 40 Chambers st.
". n. Bskley-Aneu Mclean Bakley. ~ Chan st.
D. M Holdreags-N. 7. s. Heating 447 Breadway
Francis Miller, NJ. lo6 Forsyth 81
NM CHAuNCEY, President
wE. HOLDkKDGE, Vice President.
JoeE X. OAKLEY, Secretary. ,xH
fSlGNRS-A FEW eABANAs PRENsAB os ia sl.se ar
~ invoice, fer sale by BAkHLLI 4 90,
EuRd g 0eARen street,
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MeDONNELL'S REST AURANT No,
H :. lat Common street, between Bsronpe and Ga
1A2H$W ~ rondelet streets, New Orleans.
fxAGARe This establishment will remain open auripy
summer where everything the mark affords
nd prices moderate The we'll ventilated 1t more
ssrable than other similar place In tho city daring
7eaher.
Furnished rooms fortransient Boarders.
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with Wines pne
liquors feysry description at Wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL McGRAW,
mY1A If Pam
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WRIGHT d CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
popular Family Medicines which they onor supply
Druggs Dealers Proprieors lowest Wholesale
General Depot Special Agency, No. lsl and n Charters
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4 BURNETT HOUsE-GINCINNATI OHIO.
MI JOHNSON SAUNDERS 4 CO. Prapristsra

Having leased the premises for series Of years. desire
call the attention Of travellers the made since
our possession.
Eve department is under the personal supervision the
proprieors Tho building has been thoroughly clesusef
full and attentive servants employed all departments in the
house the BAR stocked with choice Liquors and Cigars the
Table will be uppied with all the decaces Of
convenience arranged with vsw comfort and
pleasure of our guests.
iel6 3m T.. g. h
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HOMESTEAD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF the City Of New York.
OFF G E-W I T LOCK BULL DING,
Corner o. Nassau and Beekman streets.
Capital, $I5O,9OO.
nsures all kinds Personal Property against Damage
by Fire. at the very lowest rates charged
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\ BAKoNNE STREET STEAM BOILER

4 BAKONNE STREET STEAM BOILER
- MANDATORY, between poydras and Heya, only
tthree Minutes walk from the St. Charles Hotel.
TIE undersigned having largely increased his work
shops and having all the facilities is prepared to
all orders for description of BOILERS in less time
as low rates az they be had In shop in the South I'M
ported from the North.
Always hand, DOUBLE FLUED BOILERS, from 20 &c
30 feet long and AZ inches darnster.
Also, CYLINDER BOILERS, 3d. 80, 81 and 3E hes diane
ter, and various lengths.
Fire Fronts Crate Bars Stand Pipes Valves etc., constantly
on hand "
Ali work will be guaranteed OF best and workman
ship.
Parties wishing to purchase Boilers plantations steam
boats sawmlls respectfully Judge for
themselves. ina lyAW1 D. n F0WT,EP
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prepared by
DR. j. c. Aver d Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
PRICE. ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Cherry PICTORIAL.


Ayers Cherry PectoraI.
Has for itself such for every variety
OF Throat and Lung Complaint that II entirely
for us to recount the evidence OF Its
been employed As it has long been In throughout
this section do than the people quality
kept been may be relied On
to do for their relief all 1t has been fonnd
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL PURPOSES OF A PURGATIvE MEDICINE
For Costiveness for the Of Dyspepsia for Jaundce
for the of Indgeson for Headsche Dys
entery for Foul Somach for the Of Eryspas;
Piles for the of Scrofua for all Scrofuous Conpants
for the of Rheumasm for Diseases of the Skin the
Of Lver Complaint for Dropsy for the letter.
Tuors and Salt Rheum for Worms; for the
Dinner Pill for the of Neuralgia for Purifying the
Blood. ~
They sugar coated that sensitive take
them pleasantly and being purely vegetable harm arise
from their use In any quantity.
N9rPrce, rs cents per box Ave boxes for 81.
Great numbers of Cergymen Phys clans, Statesmen and
eminent have lent their names certify the
permit the insertion of them The agents below named furnish
gratis AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they given;
with also full descriptions of the alb complaints and the
treatment that should be followed for their
Do put of unprncped dealers with other
tions they profit Demand AYERS, and take
others The sick want The best aid there for them and
they should have it,
All our remedies are for sale by
J. WRIGHT L CO.,
Nos. q Isl Chartres street, N. Q:
Also by HAy1LAND, CLARK GEORGE Mobile. and BY
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FEW cABANAs PRENsABos, to sl.se or
~ invoice fer sale by BAkHIiLI 90,
NNRu G. 0eansn street,
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HARDWARE.

JEDH WATERMAN. oHAs, n, WATERMAN
j. WATERMAN Il BROTHER
sw-ut IMPORTERS,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS N
CUTLERY,
PLoWS,
SMITHS, AND
....... AGRICULTURAL TOOLS
Fish AND SHRIMP sBTEEs.
TACKLE, NETS, etc., etc
M Agents. for ytisr PLow AND sGRAPER-tsign Of
the Anvl,l No. IA .AaAzINE STREET corner Of Common
street, New Orleans. oily
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NOTlCE-To CONFORM WITH THE LATE ACT OF
the Legislature Of the State, the style
date is changed to JOHN D. BEIN SON.
PRIESTLEY BEIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-12

AtExASpRiA 1rfss.-Ths prices OF S.h \,
Alexandria, Yesterday were shad sI6asIs 10,
hundred; herring, SO 50as1i per thousand
The Collector Of Customs has removed nj, On ..
into the new Custom House building on The co.
ner Of Prince and St Asaph streets The ola
building is to be retained for the purposes OF
storing.
There has been change made in the time O,
the departure and arrivals Of the trains the Or
ange and Alexandria Railroad. The following
being the new hours leave Alexandria ut DC
a m. and 80 p. IN. Arrive at ] 80 p. m. and
50 a. m.
The Gazette, at the suggestion of several msr-
chants OF Alexandria. recommends 70 the farmers
In the upper country TO plant yeIlo,e corn as IL is
tne inost productive in that region and the most
Pfohtabie IN market.
splendid stock of Spring and summer pry Goods,
woTa now cal the particular attention If tie LADIES'
am nalIy IN receipt of fresh .upplies and do So
No. $40 9TH st, : d MapPSS sIo;x
spS~ Northern Liberty Market.
BE SURE you are right and inquire for Mrs. G ard
ner's Indian Rasam Of Liverwort and Hosrho1nd
ifyou suffering from Coughs, Colds Bronehitis
Asthma or IN fact any lung disease IL be found
at AL druggists. aP6-lw
WEDDlNc SAxWJs; very pretty and very cheap;
the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner l2ih and
streets. mar 22-lms
SAyFoRDs Liver IsvIGoRAroR.-It is, In truth,
the greatest remedy known for DIV dyspepsia Costive-
ness, General Debility that often battles the
skill of our most eminent physicians.
DIR. Sanford has been for long time one of the
eminent physicians of New York, and II is said,
most of his cases treated with TIE Invgorator
with such invariable success that he has been in
duced to offer j; as family medicine. and let the
world have the benefit Of his discovery Ifthore
who are trouble ed with debility, headache languor
or slow, lingering fever will try bottle we think
they mig ut save physicians bills and days. perha
years, Of suffering. Sold by all Druggists.
mar 26-2wr -
PENNTEs.-Those IN want Of Pennies for change,
can lways obtain them on application at the coun,
Ter oil the star O1lce. U
No FAMILY
Can afford to he without Mustang Iiniment in their
house. The many accidents are liable TO NAV
render u necessary any moment. and nothing is ca
pable Of performing Such a certain cure tETfrncfD
I'm hitting the kettle ffom tho FIRE IL caught and
scaded my hands and prason very seveTely-one
hand almost to a crisp. The torture WAS unhear-
able. IL was an awful sight. The Mustang
Iinlment appeared to extract the pair almost inn
medIatey. II healed rapidly and left no scar Of &C
cHInt; CHAs. Foster Ieo Broad street, Philadel-
any case of swelling, Burns, Stiff Joints, Erup-
be Oh spensed with. One dollars worth of Mustang
has frequently saved a valuable horse. u cures
tialds, Sprains, Riugbone, SPAWN, and Founhsrs
Beicurc Of limitations. Sold in all parts Of the hab-
liable Globe.
BARNES & PARK, Prop'rs. New York
Also, Lyons Celebrated IRSecf PO,cdeTS.
mar 28-lmeow
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DIED.


On Sunday, the 10th instant. Mrs. LIIIAS AR
NOT DlCklNS, wife of Ashury Dickins.
Suddenly, with chronic Group, on Monday, April
Ilti 1852, JOHN, only son of Margaret AZ Antoine
SnIdiey, aged years, II months, and Is days.
thong ago he fill'd his place,
And sat with = tn learn;
But he has run his mortal race,
And never can return.
That once loved form. now cold an dead
Each mouUuful thought employs;
We w'cp our earthly Comforts fled,
And wIthcr'd all onr joys.
Hope looks beyond the bounds Of time
When what W. Pnw deplore
Shall rise In full. immortal pr me,
And bloom to fade no more.
Death spreads his with'ring, wintry arm,
md beauty SMILES more;
All where arc now those rising charms
Which pleased our eyes before?
The friends aud acquaintance of the family n 70
requested to attend the funeral from the residence
of his parents. No. ~ 9Th street west bftween
south VI and streets, on Wednesday, at o'clock
p. nl.
On the nth instant, after painful illness. r. ].
II. HANDY. in the 81 year Of his age.
His friends and those of the family are resp ct
fully requested Ia attend his funci al To-morrow.
"wednesday lat o'clock. from the residencr of his
brother, corner of Mary land avenue and az ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-12
ZIG HTH DAY-TUESDAY.

April I2h- usual the Court room was Oc
eupiod this morning by spectators in advance OF
the setting Of the Court, though the crowd was by
80 means so dense on yesterday; the public in
t-rest seeming 10 be tagging somewhat.
At ten minutes past 10 O'Clock, the jury escorted
by balis entered the Court, and took their places
ia the jury-box.
About the trial table the various counsel soon
after collected, and were busily engaged in con-
ference. ..-as ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-12
THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Evening Star
FOUR DAYS LATER PROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Steamer CITY ef R.l,icn.,.

r u
Arrival Of the Steamer City Of Baltimer,
Nav YoRk, April l2.-The steamship City Of
nav, D,simore, from Liverpool on the Both Mach ar
rived here this morning
nauen between the 18th and nth inst Piedmont
,rt,hs,,,P 'ooaoiy be admitted representation
France. Austria and Sardinia, wer, sun oou,ip-
maments. ~ iofNS"Ne az
In Parliament the Reform deb,,, vv,. r-,.,-,..
ing, ana .ne ministry had s'aked their fate on the
natson certain. 80
Lord Palmerston had made some e.pla,,,,o,.
in regard TO Lord cawieys mission, and erpressed
the hope that peace would be maintained
Less confidence in peace was felt at Paris. VI
emma, and Turin. where heavy wsriike prepare
tons still continue.
Count Cavon was still al Paris and was having
frequent Interviews with the Empetos.
The Paris bou Sc was depressed. French thrces
closed at 6-f TIC Reports Of pending French
loan were supposed TO have had some influence in
The Danubisn conferences were expected to as.
senole during the week. IL was thought that the
business would be disposed Of az two sittings all
me ro"ers having agreed TO recognize cOwra's
The Calcutta mail Of Feb. 18th had been ,ele-
graphed The Indian news was unimportant
Hong Kong dates Of the 18th February state that
upper waters CT Perl river.
COMMERCIAL.
Lir,rPooi Naturalization, for three DAYS,
opened firm, and closed dull but steady
Flour closed dropping, and prices were easier
but unc hanged. Wheat closed dull but steady
Corn was dull.
Beef was steady and quiet. Pork duh and no
minal. Bacon quiet. lard dull and unchanged
Sugar closed steady. Coffee firm. Rice stead
RoSn dull. Spirits ruFpentine steady.
Consols 95 'sa95a. The money market was geE-
orally unchanged.
London MaTk,fs.-Flour dull and prices droop
log. Sugar steldy Coffee firm. Tea unchanged.
Rice quiet
American securities were slow Of sale, but no
quosable change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-12

a: .oHzl.2 sIlscqgo ,.sys 81 sss
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Financial.

NEW York, April IJ.-Stocks are duh; L.
S. Of lS57, I0ia; Chicago and Rock Island s.,
Michigan Southern 1876 New York Central IL /,
Reading JUa; Missouri 6's So,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-12
New York NIarksts.

NEW YORK, April l2-Flour closed frIn State
sass 50; Ohio %. 45aS56G SOuher IS oua6 50.
Wheat closed dull; Southern W hite 81 -; West
ern do. ~ ~.
Corn closed quiet; yellow siss7Xc.
Pork closed heavy mess sI7 .37aSI7-55; prime
81? 80.
Lard olosed dull al IIaIIkc
Whisky closed dull al 25a:6c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-12

CoNCERr.-A fine treat is offered to the public
this evening, I'm the way of vocal and instrument
tai Concert at Foundry Chapel, corner Fourteenth
and streets. by the Choir Of the Chanel assisted
by musical friends. The programme published
Tor the occasion is a very promising one embrac-
Ing compositions of several of the great masters
and the artists engaged are said to be of the very
highest order Of amateur talent and accomplish.
ment. In the general drought of all kinds Of
a'nusenients that now Irevails in the city. the
Concert is AN oasis In the dull times that our citi.
zens VIII, OF course, not fail TO enjoy.
WATCH RETURNs.-Joseph Bette, colored fugi.
tive; retained. Frederick SmithsOn, threats; Jail
John Ellis alias Barkman, drunk and disorderly
workhouse 20 days. Samuel Thomas, colored
drunk; delivered to his owner, being q slave
Mary Boyd, colored. drunk; workhousc 30 DAYS
george Kimberly attempt at suicide; do 80 DAYS
James WEIGH, disorderly, fighting and profanity
me and costs, S6l5. Walter Steward. colored
disorderly; do. S3.i5. ID. s. Walters, drunk ant
| alsordcrly do. S2.l5 Eleven dodgers.
| DANGEROUS INMATE.-Frederick Smithson.
German, was taken to the guardhouse last night
He had been in the workhouse, but his conduc
was such that the Intendant feared he would d.
INJURY TO other inmates and possibly To some of tn
| lntendants family, and il was thought advisabl
to send him to the county Jail to be disposed of b
| the grand jury. There are certain indications @
insanity that cannot he mistaken, and if Inc is
dangerous lunatic he should be sent to the asylum
CouRT OF CLAIMs.-Yesterday, Hon. L.. G
Brandebury opened the argument for the petition
er In the case af Geo. w. Munday, adminiytrate
of Gen e. W. Ripley, AIT. the United STAFF,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-12

DETENTION train which left Baltimore a,
at "a O'Clock this morning detained an bour
in consequence Of the engine "a new cnel giving
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-12

To-Day is tie anniversary of tho birthday of
Henry Clay. Ii is to he celebrated In New York
by tue Clay Festival Association with banquet a,
the La Fargo House. ..,,
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NEW PATENT Tpn,Nc LOW

~ WEDDING PIsOW
The subscriber having recently obtained a patent
for new Improvement in Flows for wedding corn,
tobacco, and othoT crops, is ready to dispose Of
rights and licenses upon reasonable terms. This
implement is experiment. Ii has been fully tested
and approved by somr of the most substantial
Of its will tell more for II than any descrp-
ton encomium of my own. The Piow and Ger
18th street. Persons wishing to purchase NAV in
qnire of me, OF, DIR. Chas g. Page Patent ATTORNEY
474 9TH st. THOS. A RORERTS0N ~
ap 9-lm 341 M street Washington cifx
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts

THE FAST AND COMMODIOUS STEAMER
~ ANTELOPE, taPt. b. r.. It
WILL, leaves Georgetown every EnSH
Tuesday, THURSDAY, and Saturday ne91zz1H<.S
a. 7o'cI9ck a. M; ior HsIPer,s Ferry; Returning
and Friday, al 6 O'Clock a m. Through in II hours
rare S'-T' ap IL Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-12

CouRr OF CLAIMs.-Yesterday, Hon. l.. G
Brandebury opened the argument for the petition
'er In the case af Geo. w. Munday, administrato,
Of Gen. T.. w. Ripley, agt. the United States
Mr.. Gillet replied for the government, and, with
out concluding, the Court adjourned
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questing witness TO call, and witness then called
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