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1LOnr Iyr Ine dolidaya.s - 49, de2t-St
.p,r. GW0 ''' g: GoRs 81 ~, ! :, :,
has larssr stock Of Cor.ets than any retsi store
6sss s e :assS
- S1EIiS Ton AND coNsTA BILE,
x.zt ss s; q s a. r Is s.s
Will be thankful 70, any business entrusted in his
ppnm Z. ~ 80 q. ..s hsn4g .scE q.
T. ~ IL. !. 9. "A GARD.
fss ass: y I: y. ss s
MessEs, Ws!tk Harga.d ct thsir auotion rooms
W ian and essadis e.
hsye ell ben psde fer, tie CITY retail trade from
ire from moth: Ladies an wat 81 choice p in
!tll fnd e 20 their advantage 70 sttsn1 III. sale
SEQ auction .et,sA = = = dsN
Hoss of our oss.SI!,, ,,., 9,
SSs ssSs sss sns ~ 10
Il In. &. l s::I ssts e s
scented f.g settemei When We esfSesfiy kr - q
Sss.2 d Il xEteGsflsNRss6ss MUNRO
Gr FANCY TRlMMINGS -. =.
UILT Cord bsAsssd Chenille, for ladiss' head
smSfias "a fs-ssas. 6rdi = in an co,oss. re.
:ss U.s. s:. st s;
g s Ess:i. 4 e s::::
hand sd 81. Ts DE = ssdss i:s W.
:.s. 81: s: s.: :s; & ;'s e
Nowprssss.Ss!N !, ss + E. g; s,s,.. :,
la'.. ana s'swlssihSsf WINTER 81 f'iSiEs =
fi;. s s sss Ar ,si Z q. S, ~
spiourpnr in this cits And III ir;tv a.,
&. Metro Sisasss S q: %
- q ,...: N. z.-
sas sss.s.s sisit % our NJ mo mo
4 8 Wy NJ Il.
|HosF0R THE H9 yk,e q z, 2, = =. 4
f1ouid most rssS i gn ,n TIa6 q, m9hlDAYS
8. F. sRs &, icssa ga
aasdsemsy ofnsnentsd d. saitsblS 56l Ci5st Is
. 49, es lk Mis.d cspdx. Inssss vs.sy
s :sss e.: g! sa9S; 81. j.,
&! g z2 8 s :!s:ss s.s.:I. 81
4. !. EgsEssssssss s,ss,l
& ass 800 - 81; g.
FSgsssIssFa s f0Es ). ;s.,s
aiss';;;; z: ::::: ! &
1! :i'g!.s q! q! q: :: ~,
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NJ Our resasss yin nnd smethiag spropo =
hsslisxcirng tspie u The day In ne Jehn Bsown
lyric slsswhese mem Tie pm q N authoseo well
tnovu IN Wsshinx>on. .esN fsirSa
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TcsSsposs AMP y!n4 q S kcEIsSY- Z;
.ss.... S~tssxSs;i;S.Ii:ss.sgi re I'm
8. s s g: 81 :! :.s 8! !! z :.
Fo. l az Is H2g rs ss g :.
g. g. Z: s. s g rs 3.
a Ak s cSl ssrElsFH A.. s.s. q no
deon, Quitar, Violin, .Aeeordsos, fistiss- Banjo,
rs:ssl'.'. 9sssi {. = ZEE Eli. .ss =. ......
WEDOlss AND AT soxs cAsps
.s:s !: and bE Gci; sssafls .
sssiss;:sss &c es EIl sss
VIariNs cARpsi ,oG.ss CARD.
: Imsv .ss ns.. s..Ass = ~ ssi5S
IT,. TIE cHIPcARp. -
he Ao.' 'I Ss2 afy P;e Sfo sStae
d s.s sac p. s s.sSs -: 81 81 1 Is q:
CA.ns. !, Pa ,,S.E "a ps!sr'ns; si.,...l :.
d 3 -.1e-Sr-- DEMfaEY q O'fOQEEN
s.sM ass y s. ~ ~ - - - q. }
|RIcsIvsD rn. DiIo.. n. .,,., Y . 4,
= 3 ee :rT:': WI olDEa. T5i.'I,
g s S.: E EIIE icxK as. =. T -.
No. sls Pa avenue, oIlcsite 9sgsis!:L -
NJ A Negro Man 5Ss ira : ~ = SsSHiv !
kETURNINS ~ sAsss. Iss Is iibsral pss-en.
g ss: ssss:
DARING the present. vt, asS maks the rsess.ahls
s g T.. .s {.
sa.s q. !. sgs.. 81 II 49,. ss:sa An
49, Cosnil III g. ann yElHoEr av:,
ass; g. s $sss Oh sS. = y .ss',
Nsy FI6Sy snsi 1rsns.) r5argta 90 :.
pee LIFE TS m At1esg so - slEssl sd5 sas 81
tkANSEHalEs. 81 p slea -.fiads 8
rssfk ss!.!. q az sn sS.ss
IEtdES 49, sss.a fel s'shfi -
n9kAN9h4 = :. 80. isejgis' .ueisus q
pa b. TSaYMkf11ess. - ..s CORN, ss'
c Ds sE Sis:t kssifkhaiSc2eff So
pa p. csSS2kk IL sIi ss:s SsfEtsf.sa
I'D frssS ssd Ssshss nALlBur. rsri'sI. :
knsi,Tisx; Ss.'hss'rn.. .-d Asr,'sa MUS
ss.s:s sfkAssegss .EArs. g .,sl q
kafIiss. sx,ss, bsssi. Isii.a end Ansr,oaa
SSSSRSSftsN S5E4Eae.r PECAN r. Nm, rurs,
Srsao6ls MAtNyTss sHEs:kBARKs, =,
SsiiIsrd's "A HDiRs snd stj;lR PIuMs.
cSxSsss aEIxfINE. tr.es,r for u.l,.s
: E5::sisss ;ed 4 %sfieaa IsrseLAs. t',.is -
- sss SSsS ass ss.seA OLIVES. iIaS Ed.s-n
II mn . 2, OyR-PUCKWHEAT. q d
gsoS.a sd lssxssasS e ss fion Lssstns s,ln.
-. 3: '; Pa. s & he ssis
p... FAMILY rLo ttis g. Jane. 8, wi.l.a. >
sns sss. osess ssSfs S:d
i. c..... i isss I. iss Ss!sss' :,
KINs Z BgEcAEth.;., II, -, -.
|ssn, TEA DEALEGs AND GRocKRs,
sas M sss' 5 2, s:sss iSf
w. Y: =: q .s'li,6 Tn. kind e e, s snsl
pc :.s,. 'sSss fH e
GunPovder. Young Hyson ana Imperial en- ZEN
TEA0, 10 sFset vazisys Psies from - esuts % -
I I6HTE 4 BRADBURY's. rs
x M;s.sg,: J, s !. !. ssAps6sh4.oasf Ne.
=! 49, q sS u i:s:s;s: ~ !: 8:
tpart Of which s now IN store, to b found south Of
Eey Wli Isss eos:i.nsiy o :sors Sss~ss N
disse grsds between the plaza sx o~sys and the
csrysd ~ octave, snd ssasisg IN price
Will IN sverv instance ssll at the - ~ 49,
NV YORK kACfORYPRTcES.
TERMS 10 sUiT PuRcHAsKRs. -
always allowing D liberal discouns for cash and \
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

UFrsn Pssssssa 1 Bro, fhroaxh Fnncl
Taylor, vs have Ne. n Of ths Peterson chear
sditasa q sestt's novels, and SCOTS "rsies d
Grandfather by the aEe publishers. i -
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WINK Woeuues-zASvScn O. 49, -
fosm 2. tsas theFe = new. j eGeny sSresi.ss
sssSs Tsdsssf ss'ses'is. n - 1 LIE sss,.s,ss
~ - -, pesaelPaiIy - - psrpss7 4 open.
nsE go - eeuth IL hveR q oanelas' preSen.
ssssssss &c tss1I.s.sy. "a $500 sdpis q
ltsn - - ess 16ss1rk = 55SSSi>s r ~
p~pasn n Illisets 49, ~ ~. -
UAt - nth1rlc1E 49, - ... :. !.
q - - efshe lie5ls "a ~ 49, Tss
ssse !: - ssIsk a|s ..ss - !. - I.
R pinsa n.nra nrrts - - :. g.
.s<s e tSs nsszn oIssexssPS fssd. - 49,.
psna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

rSMITHsONIAN LECTURER Professor
u SxMgxL w. JOHNSON, Of Yale College. Will
five the iolow1ng eourse ON Agncuitural Chernis-
.iss Lecture; Fridsy, December s-Ths Plant it.
ehsse sad Water IN their Rslafions q Vesstabls
81 Lecture, w-dsesdsy, December -Ths Soil
m-ps q shs Soil by TiIsss, Dfsinsze, hnsnaG snss
ssh sssssfs. Monday, December Is. The CONVEX.
stSa q ysgetehls aad Animal Predsos. lE.ss
Of Farm fraofics viewed Ia tbs Liskt Of Axrcui
qrel Science, Rotation Of Crops, ExkanstfCa aud
Maintsnancs Of A sricuituTsi kosourccs. :.
Lecture WI solnnisncs saarter before eight
The pubic - invited. as1ss,s.lss..ls. jan
|HTEu9n sIcE s.; 1MMgTyAL 4. FIRE INsyR;
VI t.UMBiA- f.licy holders are notified that
ii;ssa a
and are required To ha renewed at on befnre thai
time In case any alteration of poicyis desired n
should De INSIDE known 1t the olhee without delay.
|~ ,TEMPERANCE NOTICE. The fotro
ductory lecture of the cou &c 10 be dellv red
A..osi.tioa Of shs Dstr,st % colambis Win b de-
Assoc:stion. on wEDNEsDxY RY fEiITffpSSt tSs
HoTs'9 e = O'clock Tbs pubic e respectfully
The nsmbs, 81 the association win meet at thai,
Hal e hsit past e. and march in procession 10 the
Church. when the Chief MaRshai VIII assign them
delgss - > -.-A-s 8 il. KANE. SEQ. j
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the oynef can hsve by CO h On v. cCHtNIG,
ss ss ga % o''''eAA 'Aas' sAa sss ss ne
sFE ~. Hs,. S ;9's: +; ..,,. y.
iss s ssis By : ~ ksssESS rCSs,
a.,.o,t No. soc M ,ss' ysl peg. s Es
E,OuR ITEMS F0R PREsENTe. -
,yELyET ana CLOTH cLoAEs end RAG
R &c., eve .sss and medium SILK ROBES.
SILKS b. he rsstsrS and yass vita ssss.. lot
s:s 81 : .sss; e'ih 10 a and
pa..ine snreash our hands sasi2ss rs 10 oder de-.
cided inducements TO purchasers -
ard SsSs IN rss to sss ~ epsss o.
the pure haser. Having No bills or books enabes
We g offer AL goods n Pnccs most favorable % the
Al sSssiustos Of store. stock st,l~s, pries. and
s sSs.s 'o''es np lsfI n2 SffSi e par
=. 70 81 Peon',l-snia avenue .s ssa 81 .ssI.st.
o. FRESH cKAcKERs:
soda. Wafer. saSnr. Butter, Oystsr Crsckers.
m i Ss s.sa S.ss. e s ss
a, q e is.i iis sla.ss THos. HAvENNER.
III ssle q saiLLIN6TON's Bssistsre
Eelses,e Msnsise fer yseaar,, svn.sinisr tse
u Honor, md he kossi fsss u E sae
hey !. he si.s 70 sahseribs % he Hss.sin..;
AN tks -kussiesa a.sd Forslsu Maxssises and
L ,,t asdsyess thias IN the Book
ss,s-x os.cs Rssiissys coz * Il sss =. Az.
Or cHRdsrM9As
q ass ierst HOUsEKEEPfNe.
y rr.-x ~
ssss:is:. srsSs. wa issss orr sroii ss:.
tsr Rseslve :. BSsE cannon oni aosrss c. :. Men
Writing Dssks, end . tkoas and ptss' srssclss Tor
!. a..1. bAss.. oas r.ao., ae.AA,s 6 81 :.
BrrrAs 2 sSf fES Es II l Eso.Drs..r.
shA sxss.sisr ale o. fsssrdsy. iSss. q, 1t NJ,
S ;s. g s:s :;. q ii q s. =, siFfl
E NJ ks 4iSssi
s.: n. & +: ,% sr IS.
s9sh ~ seldom eses So, 81 any narfsx.
10 Prices TO suit the ssmss.
s...s rs.r No w ~ LII. lssknI M.
AslNAr MAklNV;
,{{oHN wALTxa, hssiss rs.sos a % sis north
aoe g Msss ne,E III. a. q 40
lsSlls: Hss sessk 81 fssisr s M =
sss:::: :i:si !; 4: 4;
Sssw.s.s :. &. yss s 3! ,.s..'..
cs! :s e: 29.sy.. .s,s. ~ e f..s.
c es ssy~. 20 saa s,s' 4 S.sasisss.
/, ccf;Sfs - sIsyss, Sssi.: "a cised:.
49, MssIi. cstsss. ys!esss, 4ehss.
SS'is:: IS; s Ss::::.' s:,!
- o. cS9srfs Hair Nsss -
3<S "a ds seas r'''' sSo.ssa .,,.,,
cLoAxs, 8AgLANs. ShA WLErfEs. ae.
Y !. -. = - 4'' - At ri fzxs$;ksa,..
saoLipk4 yRssExrs
.osSne 4s:ldey fFs.snt . .ylves. fasshf.rs.
SESzk :'A "a IS 8 i i:.:s: s:
!. ~ .s.'s.sf cissls n 1! e..
WIZ, q S1 Z q <! AlE6 AIRY. -
lss$s5Ss Isl5s;9 = esss'ss.2 H. S,. ss' ti.
ts@nS lsss.s MI = ~ : ,ssvs sssd. re =
5::!;: !: =. - : 49,, l6ss stsfSSsss.. 's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

10 Fssa ~ pshlisher. Joseph Harris. Gene
- Farmer once. we hsvs the veiusoie y urs'
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EAkoY sILlKs AHp. afI.x R6Bfs
w. ysl.sses 81, IS "a ..,,.s. -. =. !
SIC EkkssS osER&s "a e: g:
sosfht t.s Eslf. ss:Sf ~ isss:s ~ 5oss de-
- ss p imsoTsseisS W. Sss. si.o q h ss,S.
so zf Ss! BY $751; ssssb q s,:ss,.
s sssS,I "a 3 2A5H{L0s agrcH!sogs e:'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

II HEAttsntioa Of the pub 10 is particIlsrly called
g the aucsioa sale Of veauahls fnrs T. IS ikss Is
Mostly N ILL., Bar9e.d ct their apotion rqons.
pay and FkIDAy.2sd and s5f iass. The IS mrs
Rave al ben rade fer tas CITY retail trade fom
pure ma S0n1iuo stuns. v1ffentedt ne n name anc
ire from mcths. Ladies an want &C okoioe turs
yfl End ft 20 their advantage 70 sttxn1 shs sale.
SEQ auction notice. a 3 - dsN
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Brr BEEF. y. Ssf sEss S " !l.o.D1r..r

~ ~ exe?ssIN sc @ falartay. ilso. q, Ct ny
Msr}et. fhisty head o. tse hness si5EEPf>&kN
thst bee ever b,sa sso.sht 3 ssis nsxisse
isised by Hon Iehs lspaey |, Legdoun erurty, We.
20. I've q the htca BEEr CATTLE ever
% fas ssSSsss|os e Che gsss !. sssstsI invited
s1sh ~ seIdcm ben sse.. IN any mArks<.
III Prices TO suit the ssn,ss- 81 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

! HE Balance Of Oil Psfntinss rs.rsiuins uns.ss
y The Large room over Sitfy {. Guy's store wits
6H ! end 10 MORROW. " $780, Ssi. ~ ~
yShhe se!.sIecdsliy isvitsd 70 al Cd exa9Iu
sssR svsG . they DO not uaah to ParskAsd Ops
"a. !. 90 &c. ss9tlAA RA : s.. s T:s..
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= 90. 20 Z % . - 4 uELs - 3 e
PM. s, " Wy ss q ne o xssnsss stocks Of
White a.h yrossu Soai. Red Ash Egs Coal.
E. s.: :ss s. Pr:s R.saiss. His;.
csr ss Sd s .,s to q: as s...,
AIl q vLisk viii ssI he s~sss ysssss iSs tSs
Ses va g bs1 g ss3gsr - ape 4 = sasness1
I'D fsli - 50 q = /. w. BATHs. "a
{. DO b. Wood - css, D slsr, iSsa - OF. Lse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

]. N.rss,y FEEDER, Plat. wsmsrs, csss.s Dishes
EEsdi;s Sssisls vel ssssd. isss 81 fa!.ssss,
Writing Dsska ssd . fk0us and otl.sf arsicIes Tor
Ne hoasday trade. fos esa bay lgy q
Q d.s7 80 Above odd Fsaov,s Hsi 4. - 1.l .t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

IA -sIrl csra1 n l5tk st. Asd vs,,pesf sr,
lss., TEA DEALERs AND GR0cERs,
Hs,s lstsy 5see!ysd lss ehssts Of sts.dAsd Bsek
for invasi1s. D sF.f8 90 - Z 1900 IN
We are yet selling tina kind Of To- af knyI
eenta ior fse world do vel % ~ thsss e;eielss.
We have als0in store EN0 IsleH 8R kAKFAST
tE3N GGsAs'a'' ORANGE PEcco. Pow
Sfsnpovder Young Hysen spd Imperial en- ZEN
per pound. r mo- 2 srs7 Il - =. de SIT .
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LANES y. LLOYD, y * 3 II - -ni
; ~ cvLLhSfoR AND cONSTA BILE,
40. - fPtxns LvxxiAl RvtNuk, 80
Mart deoryfe fk< ". s. Hotel. WasbiSstoa CT y,
Will be thankful 70, any business entrusted in he
~ 10 .1I4FIS hon4ss esd .seE -,
Prompt retnrns gusranteed in all cssee de7l -eoei.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

NJ Ca. coacha len Rsvans for spain % shs
issh insans, sfses ssjoying nagniaee.t farewell
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~ 90 - Eaas, NOTICE. taa1 .s,sssas n
soun.s ea or bo9ks ere hsreby fssSsc.f6 !,
at which time sil hose rsinainins viii Is -
scented f9g settleme' when We earnestly hose
q i.ssS8asssspsy8B al 1ffcHsffsNfl6S : MUNRO.
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L0sf AID FOUID.

EOUND-By q cclored vi "a, some time sirce. a
II god ssd eaassled RRACEt.ET. Theewnsr
hear vhss. i i o Be Ieoevsred. -. de -
r OST-On Mepdsy Let, .nesr sAe City Hall.
II hrss oval BkEAsoPiN,4 sdy,sJ viii: per
ssinbly rcvarded b. Isevins itsh. Str 06c-. it'
TAKEN UP AsrRAY-or the 18th Decsnber.
y 1853, . SHEEP, marked With red psIBt, which
the owner can have by 60 nv On y. cCHF MIG,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

JvpcE w. F. NJ. Army, Of Kansas, arrived here
yesterday with 4 certified copy Of the Wyandotse
Constitution, which he is authorized 70 deliver to
the Prnident for his presentation 10 Congress,
With the request that Congress win admit 3 snns
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q. .CAeI41lIAS PaEeRNTU9 IS. g g
r.lssiss--D sese;ns Cases, W9sk Boxes.. CO.,
o asfs'ss: sc 49, si;s e re-
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U0AKpIIa.

4 s.. !. VI sEr ] s!:.i s.. 4sS
Rooms. With or without Boa \ n. within 3 few
stepq Of the Patent and Post OGce DepartDents-
"A Ina roomy, Pieasant Basement ORce Room
Also for rent Apply - above no = I'm
R0ARDIN6 - aesirsbls fraut roems, <eonpect
~, ~ ing = viih sI y5tsegt Board. Apply q Ier
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II mn Et0yR-PUCKwHEAf. y. =
grogsd snd fesvsuae4 70 rs from LussfnS ,ln-
II. Pennsxlyanie. We have never seen . liner
J, p..srAMIty rLotthks s e. aJ.r.. 8. w.l.s. !.
.sCsIedonis, lksy's,"sa and other choice bvssds.
Ezra snd snpsTkns ElSSf q vssiss Bssdt -
: De . II Corner q issS It. ssS vermont ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

No SPxAxsx sEToRE THx HoEfbAys 1T IL now
very evident that . Speaker cannot possibly Be
elected before The holidays. MT. Sherman will
never get majority vote, q matten now sand;
and unacient Of his opponents will resist vote
On the resolution 10 elect BY plurality 10 render
Il impossible for weeks 70 put the question: upon
IL, the House being governed by no rules enc
abling its sdvocstes TO prevent debate upon It, ad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-21

KINDS or coon THINGS IN
L Va e ls :: h & s. 3 s e;
fsLop Lexge aatemG11 Ron91 ND lEfp3 Cafes.
tn 1 s. s. 49, Z - "a rg9h IL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-15
Congressional.

WASHINGTON. Jan l2.-SENArE-Mr. Sew
ard Of n. y, introduced a bill amending
the existing acts on the slave trade. Re-
ferred TO the CON- on Judiciary.
The joint resolution reported from the
Committee on Foreign Affairs to pay the
salaries of the Ministers to the Argentine
Confederation. Costa Kica and Honduras
was taken up, and passed-43 against g.
Mr.. Ward took occasion to refer to the
position Of the party in Texas, with view
to show that that State was more in favor
Of dsanon than Mr. Houston supposed.
A dscursive debate then ensued on the
Pacific Railroad bill, the pending question
being MIR. Bigler's amendment to locate the
eastern terminus between parallels 81 and
43.
Mr.. Collamer spoke in opposition to
southern route.
Mr. Broderiek and Mr. Clark supported
the central route.
Air. Douglas spoke against excluding any
section of tho country by limiting the par
allels.
Without taking vote upon the question.
the Senate went into executive session, and
upon the opening of doors. adjourned.
HoUsE-On motion Of Mr.. Houston, Of
Ald., Tie CotuIuILiee Oh tuc JuuiciuIy Wbs
authorized to send for persons and papers
and examine witnesses under oath in rela-
ton to the charges against Judge Irwin, Of
the western district Of Pennsylvania.
The controversy relative to the reference
Of the Naval appropriation bill was ended
by sending it to the Committee Of the
Whole on the State of the Union.
Mr.. Hatch. Of n. y, wished to know
where the Senate bill making appropriation
for deepening the st. Clair Flats was
The Speaker replied: ION the table"
Mr.. Washburne, Of Ill, moved that it be
referred to the Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. Garnett, of Va, objected.
The House resolved itself into Commit
tee of the Whole on the State Of the Union
on the special order; The bill to codify the
revenue laws 6f the United States, and for
other purposes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-15
LATE NEW
LATER EfaOM EUROPE.
..rEis II Of the <iasara.

UAIIfsx, Jan. l3. --I'i'e Niagara arriv ed
At ten and half O'clock this morning The
adyices bv fhis arrival are one weel, later
than hv the Africa at New York.
The Wa-er, which called from Bremtf,
for New York on the 9Th Of December, had
rnt into Qneenstow0 with her pumps choke
and leaking.
Napoleon has again pardoned Mon'alem-
bert and .he editor of the Correspondent,
aud l64 other prisoners.
1t was reported that France has officially
informed England of Ler support, il the lat
ter adopt measures to counterac, President
Buchanan's policy with regard to Cuba.
Mexico and Central America.
A fal-e alarm Of fire in the Victoria
Theatre, London, had caused q panic, and
sixteen persons were trampled to death.
Mr. Erwin succeeds Mr. Erekine as Secre-
tary Of Legation to Washington, and the
latter goes to Stockholm.
The Spanish papers denounce Mr.. Bu-
chanan's essage in q tone Of offended
pride
There have been insurrectionary move
ments in Seryia. Prince Alexander had been
deposed, and Prince Miooch proclaimed in
his stead.
had an upward tendency. Provisions gen
orally dull.
LONDON MONEY MARkET-Consols on ac-
count closed ut 50 3-Sa96 3 1. ex-dividend
The Persia arrived out on the morning Of
the lst inst.
The Waser reached Queenstown on the
Goth ult. She had thrown overheard part
of her cargo From the 10th to the 23d
she experienced a hurricane, was thrown
on her beams end. sprang leak. and had
seven feet Of water in her engine room, put
ting out the fires, de- The coal bunk rs
broke adrift ard choked the pumbs Tenn
porary pumps were then constructed, and
after vigorous exertions steam was got up,
and the vessel succeeded in reaching Queene-
town.
The Bark Oakland, Of Bath, from Char
lesion, for Liverpool, had teen struck by
lightning and burnt. One of her boats, con
tanning the chief officers and four Of the
crew, had been picked up The other two
boats had not been heal I'd from.
The Investigation at Cork OF the charges
against the arrested members Of the PhG.
nix Club, had resulted in six prisoners be-
ing committed to trial with out bail and
nine admitted to bail to appear at the as
| sizes.
FaANcE-The Moniteur had dispatch
from Shanghae. Nov. sth, stating that Lord
Elgin has gone up the Yang tse- Kiang with
five vessels.
Troubles are expected with the Kabiles.
! and Gen. Mcmahon has resumed his com
man1 at Algeria.
Morphy has beaten Andersen at chess
the latter only securing two games to Nor
phys seven.
rALY.-A levy Of $4,000 men is spoken
of at Naples.
1t is said that the French troops will
withdraw from Rome and occupy Civita
Vecchia, while the Austrian garrison will
cOnfine itself to ADconia.
Al sTErA.-The Arch Duchess Maria Anna
was dead.
RUSSIA has appointed Consu! at Canton
and is about to establish naval station in
China
TuRKEY-The change of Ministry has
been postponed.
The advices from Manchester are favora-
BILE. Holders were demanding ALI advance
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For Sale.


100 FEIT ~ g oun1 On Br sdy, between 18th and
lVU 18th streets, On gooi terms.
Also,
AT feet on Brady, by $50, 10 for cash.
ALSO,
2l1ts on Brady, 16o feet BY $50. This can be sold
on long time:
ALSO,
3 lots Oil Brady be!Hc Sta and 10th streets, On
long time and very cheap
ALSO,
42O0oO worth Of real estate 20 sell cheap, all i'm
proved lots in the best part of the cits 4 goods and
groceries, Il ca-h and balance on long time.
AI.Ss
$40 600 worth Of goods u exchange for unin .
proved lands In Scott and Muscstne counties.
ALSO,
A beautiful new frame with two acres OF
higfly ornsmen,ed lad, commanlingths fines. vie v
in the viciniry of the city, 60 d terms.
Apply to
J.I4 EADS. GALLOWAY * SANDERS.
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~ \ few more Of our citizens
have Just "ceme down with the yellow ie
Yer. II ia beginning to rage with great v'r
ulence No Of cases for the week ending
this morning, III; Others have violent
symptoms, which are plunring the hands in
to the breeches pocket; dismay Of coun
tenance a no, being able to fish mp funds
amost o'erwhening appetite for Lei'ers Of in
formation from the diggings a go9i let
ter writer can hear of a good chanee-con
slant employment at-&c) A desire to fiat
ten cut the head Of any ore who say.
"humbug," also various other strong symp
toms. Poor fellows; they are dropping of
fast
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3 S :; {; $; s; -
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ORR FOR PIKE's PEAk.-Mf. +. II.
kimhall has received orders for some &c
wagons, designed to carry emigrants from
this city to Pixies Peak. They are to be
made by the first of April, at an expense ol
about $50 each, so that the emigration to
Pixies Peak is fixed fact.-R l. CONNER.
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A rToRNEYs AND CouNsgLLORS AT LAW
"A
NOTAAlHS pUBLN
Ofice--At Macklot i Oorbin's Exchange offee
CaVeUrcrt, Iowa. ociotf
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81. LOUIS, Jan. 13.-John n. Guthrie, who
left Salt Lake November 9th, gives pain
full account Of the suffering Of men and ami.
malls on the Plains 10 consequence of the
extreme cold weather Men we're frozen "a
death at nearly every s'ation on the route
and ten Of Major 4 Russell's men were frozen
at one time. The snow was very deep. Ths
weather vas colder than It had been fol
thirty years; the mercury sinking ~ deg
below zero.
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STATE DEMOCRAT.
Davenport, January 10, 1S5J'
local a fTa1r8
MIL ARRANGEMENTS.

F.sTzns EAIL (sund.J exc pit sd,l arrives caiy
at 4 n saG pA. ci9ses at . = ans. . 7 n
EEsTEss MAIL arrives caIy tsu"oa! exu. pte1)
a. 20 /. "A anA s - bets 81 AM 7 N
souTHxrts IL, from ; LOUIS an touthern MIS-
souri, araiv caiiy {suaiaJs exceitet) at 81 F,
oGs 81 . 4
HoRrHEnS MAIL, via DutCqne and Northern To-
wa arrives 0a.ly ,undty .xceatedJ At j e.pses
at NJ.
NORTHERN NAH, via Dewitt, hsqucAe'a, &c,
s-rivss 1Ie~day- Ihurstays ana sattrh : 5, III ?
NJ; c';sos Tuess.ve, Thur -cays anA sundays al 7
ii.
NORTHERN Mail, via LCaif Princeton and 1.y-
ous arrives daily, tsu days exceItedj ct Nj cio-
3, /. Pm.
HICKORY 6RovE NAIL, arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays at ~ II IS same tins.
BLuEf;RA NAIL. arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
and fafurGsSs, a. 10 a ". closes same Il oie.
WEST BUFFALO NAIL, arriv.s Mondays ana
Thur siays al P n t.oss- same fays At A NJ.
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Eys- There was almost a cOmpl

Ey- There was almost a complete
dearth of everything in the country pro-
duce line in our city yesterday. The roads
are now very bad and are constantly get
ting worse. Should this state of affairs
continue few days longer our mills will
be obliged to suspend operations for awhile.