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x G X o + u l. A,
OR KINGS EVU

Is constitutional disease, corruption Of the Liood nv
which this aud becomes rt.ted, weak poor BENG H.
oct u disease Of IT. No free from it's
attack nor there one which may not destroy. The
low living dsordered unhethy food, mPur. air, Eth
vsnera Infection. WhateTer be Sin it in
TIC e"nstn''" descending from parents TO children
upon their chIdren.'
lie effects commence by Opposition from the blood Of
rnpt ulcerous matter which, the lungs liver
M Us ueIihrd IupeIClcs' IN inc glands, swelngs
which gender blood depresses energies Of HE
complaints, they power 10 WITHSTAND the at
efs Of other vast numbers perish by
s rendered fatal by this ttint in the Most OF
consumption which decininates the human family
gin directly in this scrofuous and msny de-
sructiSe diseases of the liver, kidneys, BRAIN and
cause.
one Of all PeoPl. .crOful.us their person,
are invaded by th. lurking Infection their health j. un
deTmined by q To ele'nse from the system reno
healthy food and exercise. Such medicine supply in
coMpognD ExykR1ffH4k Of ! sARsApARrLLA,
the most ehectual remedy which the medical skill tins
can devise for this prevailing and fatal mAdy
discovered for the exParg Of this foul from the
oood ana the rescue OF The sysem from destructive
only scrOful but those other which arise from U
it, such IS ERUPTIrE and sam DISEASES, ST. AYTHO-
BLoTcHEs BLAINs AND BOILs, TT NIORs, TETTER .Np
SALT SAL, BEEN; scaLD HEAD, RIsGwokM, RHEuN.-
sY, DYsPEPSi., DEBILITY, and, indeed, ALL Com
PLANTS ARISING FROM VITIATED OR IMPURE Bloom
The popular belief mpurity OF the blood founded in
ruth for scroiua degeneration Of the blood The p,r
hcuar purpose and virtue Of this srs par purify snd
regeneTats this vital huid without which health i'm
possible in contaminated constitutions.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
For all the purposes Of n Family thy,ir,
composed that disease within the action
rarely Withstand evade them Their prop
search and cleanse, and every portion of
the humIn organism, correcting its diseased action and re-
storing its healthy yities As consequence these
the invalid who bow ed down with pain or phy
stored by remedy at once so simple aud in ing 9
Not only do they the every day comp Of
body but also m,ny formidable and dangerous dissse The
agent below named pleased 10 furnish
Asn containing cerhcstes of their
for their Ia the following Complaints Heart
bnrn Headache arising from hsordered stomach Nausea
Pain in and Morbid the Bowels Ftt
niency Loss Of Appetite, Jsundce aud Kindred
pliints arising from low Of the body Of
its functions ..
PREPARED By
DR.. ]. C. AVER q co..,
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE; Six BOTTLES FOR SIS.
gl-sod by z. ID. GILMAN, Washington; r. s. T. CHS
SELL Gsorgstown, and BY all Druggiss every whore.
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V.Mother England is becoming wide n,

Mother England is becoming wide awake
about the war. The poets are doing their share
in the work The poet laureate preceded the
War Office with the order:
Storm, Rifemen, form.n
The Times had a spirited appeal, reading
"Storm, storm, Rifiemen form.''
Martin Fsrquhar Upper, who says that he
matter of invasion" has issued little book of
ballads, &C., to be get to music. One of them
commences
"Englishmen, up; make ready your rifles"
And another ballad begins by asking q.
'And are they to come with the craft of thief ,,'
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RI R R! | SEsE|EIE|HSEEE AIH l|E
MI #|$||1H ;;||EE
Eos s.LsssssTTSSss1T P PIss SsSI
F.. ss..ss. !Ss7 Rl:s.:s: SSa!;
FoR lNFLANhAIoRY DISEASES OsLY!
such as
Such as
kHE NEURHLGIA
XXI K s ATEf l THr9AT SSP ddssEGfs
Sisfists gEF$ifaE HS Il 3
fBis Mn Esss siEs' .
Have ron tired this Medieins;
Have You tried this Medicine!
Do NOT mo-. d dsisyy
Do not delay.
# #sy: ySS lead lead he &c e eTsss
k kssd the the ciTs%M
Read the Circular!
Sold BY al Drugglsts ia Washington.
Sold by all Druggists Ia Washington.
Sold by all Druggists in Georgetown.
sold by all DTagsisis in GeoTgetown.
Sold by sll Druggists Every where.
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere .-
Depot in WaShinGton,
Depot IN Washington,
Depot in Washington.
IS: SSIIEBSSksi Sc #Hs$s: H$s:
Price 81.
Price 81.
Price 81.
Chronic Package S2S.
Chronic Package S2-5O.
Chronic Package S2-50.
Try il.
Tryit
Try 10.
Try THE NEW MEDICAL SALT!
II. G.. TAYLOR a. Co, General Agents,
ma2n 202 Dock street. Philade phia-
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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING DAYS

=, Inc Havana mail steamers leave New York On
We ID, 18th, nth, and 9th of each month. and
Charleston on the 9Th and 18th. $3.50
4. Inc Calliornla mail steamers leave New York on
the 5th and nth of each month " va
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" RAIN OR SHINE,
sTEVENS,

Has Rush When the ladies' so N e sn no. rr,,.
Of oers s f9sIs Be fTesT nttsct9S The
with an immense variety of all other FSSCV
GOODS ~ his lne. and the prompt and polite atten-
Call early, and tsve money by buying The yer,
best and most Fashionable Goods Of
n, C.STVENS, The Fancy Man,
$50 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th SITS,
Bp2-u fStalesJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-17

THE WONDER OF WASHINGTON rs
g. BBS'SVEGETABLEBA LSAM,-perfor
ing Almost MIRACLES in covering ~ Bald Heads and
eRrtng I'll ScalD Diseases, dR On
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T'HE GREAT VITAL. REGENERATOR.
III TRIESEMARt

TRIESEMAR!
RIESEMAR-PrOteoted by Royal Letters Pat
snt of England, and secured ny the Seals of the
Ecoie de PharTacie do Paris and the Imperial Col
ege OF Medicine, Vienna.
No. is lnyal liable for relaxation, speTmatorrGa
aud physical exhaustion, and is a tonic.
No. completely eTadicates all traces of those dig
eases that have been hitherto treated by the
sad PeTnIcious use of oopavIa and cubebs.
No. 8 has entirely suppanted the injurious use OF
mercury, thereby nsuring TO the sufferer speedy re-
lef dIspersng al the impurities and roofing out the
TRIESEmAR, No. ], 2 and 5, are prepa red in the
form OF lozonge, devoid OF taste smell, and can
De carried IN the waistcoat pocket. SOLD IN TIN
istered by papesu, Lalleman, ROux, Ricort, & O..
6c. PTlce IS each, or four cases in one for So,
which saves So; and in SZ7 cases, whereby there is
zssving Of So: To he had, wholesale and retail OF
OK; BARROW, 19i Blocker ct, New York. I'm.
nedlateiy on recelvlng a remittance, DR.. Barrow
will forward the Trlesemar to any part of the world
Iecure'y packet and addressed according to the in
struotions Of thu vrtar
For sale in this city by FORD & BRO, corner Of
"a av. anc llth st. mar Is SIN
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THE EVENING STAR.
sONNIT TO wHIsKI.

81 a Adu,irer nc the Bsrerdss-Rittsn innsejeily
After tdkiH n nip, the Labor IHteTSPeTSed tctth
Ock1s6EsIt Wsftin my lips icitk tAe same.
whiske al hale! frum erly ist yhood,
Hev ardentiy sdmyred thu Qualities.
Thowst cloathed mi mind with strength-ml Roze
in richest dyes,
Hale vhiski, hale! Hale potent sun Of Ri.
When wus grows WIS, and had grows Bladder,
When trubbles waIys across me buZzum oil, 70
A nip Of thee expands mi shrunken sols,
AS wind from boys mouth ex pands n bladder
Water 10 good, no man OF sens denize II,
Serch throe old Nacher, and you will not meet
A article ft for wsshin feet
But as a beveTIdge dispise il.
MI stumlck terms, and for relief fiji
To the eckstract Nv cOrn-to the Ned Eye.
Aludin to the pleasant fcshun that whlskI Is
contrary of korn. -,
the ehckser NV life viii coz a man to spred him
self.
I The Iihura!ity NV this sentiment is noble. II is
grand While assertin the suPerlOrlu NV his favn-
rite beverage he Is wiin to allow that sum kin
be made Nv luther likwids. Such noble mindedness
NJ TefreshIn.
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GENUINE PLATINA TIPS.
!, FRANCIS la BARRE,

Manufacture Of Platina Tipped
LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS
Corner Of Tenth ard e streets, near Penn. arsnxe.
CAUTION.-In conseq uence Of numerous A.
tenpts by parties IT, represent their Lightning cd
FONTS as coming from his Inauufac,oTy, the sub
scrlber begs leave tn inform the pub bic that no such
Points are genuine unless strapped with his own
Orders may be leil either at his place of business
as above given, or at tho Jewelry Store of his An
thOTlzed agent, MIR. Charles Hayden, under the
National Hotel, whore specimens of his DDS nd
Points can be seen on exhibition. $3.50
ma lO-an FRANCIS LA BARRE.
WAR WARE ~
New Pocket Maps Of the late War; also, al
new Map OF EurOpe-Just received at
SHEPHERDS,
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AMBRoTYPES.-SxlL PROFITS AND QuIcI

L AGER BEER.
IL No. iS1 & ST, ttco dccrS east If It'll 50.
PAUL SIroS Is in the daily receipt of tho Alex
andra LAGER BEER. now acknuwlRdg ed to be
be the best this country Orders for tEiS hesith
iul beverage, either In large or small bottles or
kegs, promptly filled, and delivered free of charge
al any part OF the CITY. AT the moderate prices
=, Also, choice HUNGARIAN and FRENCH
WINES. 3 SIN
GALTS' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILL
~ IL takes l56 feet OF split wood TO make a cord.
Our wagons are made especially for hauling this
KIND OF wood, carrying cords ard half-coris. The
sawed. Fuel delivered to any part Of Washing ton
or Georgctown. Offices n. w. cor. 18th and c. No
SAT foot Of 18th ST.. below War Depart't ap Is n
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GOOD EATING AND

WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS,
w So 9Th ST., ftco doors North OF Pa lre
Now is the time to get SPRING and SUMNER
SHIRTS made up 70 order The subscriber is pre-
shortest notice. Ali descriptions Of Sewins done,
SHIRT BOSOMS, COLLARS, and WRIST
mar ia-f t.-l-t III, O, NOyES
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~ TO THE AFFLICTED,

IT, 10 III e AFFLICTED!
Il HIS Great Purifier of the Blood, the INDIAN
VEGETABLE DECOCTlON, prepared by Mrs.
Nj. COX, OF Baltimore, is one of the most valuable
medicines now known to the faculty, and its popu-
arIty is increasing daily. For the cure of Dyspep
sla, Eryspelas, Rheumatism and all diseases OF the
stomach, Blood and Skin it is found to be a most
stflcaeious remedy, also diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys; and there hundreds of our citizens
who can testify ~ the good results which have fol-
lowed from its use. We take pleasure in referring
10 IL as possessing great advantages and capable Of
bcstoIlns lncaculable benefit upon suffering hu-
manIty. 1t is for sale at Mrs. COX'S Residence
i5S East Baltimore street, Baltimore, and at the
principal Drug Stores
Agents in WashingtOn-Chas. Stott, corner Pa
avenue and 7th street, browns Hotel SauareE F.
X. Winter, corner street aud Vermont avenue:
and the Druggists generally. Also by II. ). r. CHS
sell u georgetown.
The hest reference can be given in or ont of the
city,, and numerous certificates seen by calling on
the PrOpristOress. mar I7PJx
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SO0 MCKINNEY & I.ANSDALE, 60O
OEO AGFNTs FOR THH oZU
PARK FIRE ms. co. ". Y.-caSh capital and
supplies $4,000, nearly; and correspondents oi
other Companies having cash capital of over
S3,e~,@0. Losses CO utah adjusted and promptly
paid. Ofhce No. 500 9TH street. near D. ans
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EROM FIFTEEN TO THIRTY PER CENT
SAVED.
All persons using Steam Boilers would do well tn
sd2Pt WOODRUFF'S PATENT ANTI-FRiC-
TlON STEAM AND FIRE REGULATOR-self
regulating both fire and steam. The advantage are
very great IN saving fuel, preventing explosions,
FORM Would refer to this( Star office engIne-room
or Il. n ~ ". u Schnlder, or any of the numerous
persons using them.
ID. w. HEATH, Agent,
mhr h-hm Washington. ID. e.
I LIGHTNING RODS.
IL GENUINE PLATINA TIPS.
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OPERATE MUSICAL GUEST. No. l. month
~ ~, just received at SHEPHERDS, corner
7th and ID streets, containing
Two Selections from i.ucr tia Borgia
In that Dread Field of Rimini.
Music Inviting Us.
Oh, how Fair, how full Of Beauty
Pm but a lowly Fisher Boy.
Price , cents. 28 pages. 10
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VI kINDIING AND STOVE WOOD,
WHITE AND RED ASH COAL,
BALTIMORE COMPANIES
CUMBERLAND, LUAP, & SMITHS COAL!
A full assortment of all kinds always on hand.
FULL WRIGHT AND MEASURE GIVEN;
FAIR PRICES EXPE"TED!
We wish It understood that we design doing q
cash business. Persons sending their orders will
please send the money have IL ready when the
fuel delivered, thereby saving the trouble Of
sending forit.
We would say to those few persons having ac-
counts, we consider them due at any time we pre-
sent them conseq ueEtly we expect the money uhep
presented. T. J. d w. NJ GAIT
Ofhces-NW: Corner 18th and c SITS, No. 5i7; and
loot of 18th St. below War DenarI,t ma D N
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JEWELRY NTORES,

NV. CALI 4 BRo.. SS4 Pa ay. bet 9th n 10th sts
ii. q. HOOP, 50 To. Av.. bet. 9th n 10th sts.
;. LEWIS, 25a Pa. av.. be-. 18th aud 18th sta.
u. HoFFA Ss'ches A. 4 Jevelry, So Pa. 81. So sId
ions BASSE, Ghrononleter. &c. maker. Al 9Th st
]. n 10 Y EsnN. EngL.ah EaichmAkcr. e. 18Th a.
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NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the rig hit of pre-e,nptIo on
To any OF the lands within the townships and
parts nf townships above mentioned. is required tn
establish the same to the satis faction of tine
and receiver of the proper land office, and make pay
snt btTI9T a. soon as practicable after SEEING this
NOTICE, and before the day appointed for the com
nencement of the public sale of the In nds embrace ng
the tract clalmed otherwise such claim will be for
feited. JOS s VIII SON
Acting Com'r ofthe General Land Office.
NoTH.-UndeT the regulations Of the department
a. heretofore and now existing. no PAYMENT can be
made for advertising p-Ocama lions except to such
publishers as are specially authorized to publish by
tn, Commissions Ofthe General Land Office.
S-lawISw
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TIE LIBRETTO AND SCORE OF THE
ntsSation, complete, IS cents-for sale at The
mus ,1 store Of WV
20 70 w. 6. METZEROTT
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GALT's CITY STEAM ,on


Foot Of l7th ST., belotc War DepariDieaL
No. SAT-. '
WOOD deliveIod,sa Sawed and Split any length and
size: also, Cord length.
COAL Of all kinds,
les n h
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS

DR.. J. C. AVER co..,
LOWELL, MASS,
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE; SIX BOTTLES FOR IS.
p1-Sold by z. ID. GILMAN, Washington r. 6. T. CHS
SELL Gecrgs,own, and BY all Druggis,s every where.
ma -eo3mr
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DELAWARE c0NfQLIDATED LoTTE
FRANCE. BRo,pkk,nESSt . IN 49,.

,r, = , WtTO1iHgf07, DeIntr1Te
The Consolidated Lotteries az Delaware are draw,
ueily AZ w lnlngton Del. at Is minutes before 5 D
~, ~. AlIdIswlngs under the suPeuntendence of Lot
tefJ LoinIni ssloneTs appointed by the State
PkIZES PAID As SOON as DAWN
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-26
Important from Utah.

LEAvENwoRTH, April 25.-The news by the
Utah mail represent the affairs of that Terri
tory as wearing very threatening aspect, and
seem clearly to argue the impossibility of the
Federal Courts administering justice. Judge
Cradlebaugh had discharged the Grand jury
they refusing to find any bills, and using every
other means to screen the parties accused Of the
murder of the Parishes, Potter and Forbes.
The Court was also compelled to discharge
the grand and traverse juries, and charged the
Mormons with obstructing the officers of the
Court, suppressing testimony, and refusing to
tenance of the prisoners. Owing to the excited
state of the popular feeling, about one thousand
men had moved from Camp Floyd and en-
camped near Provo.
Governor Cumming issued a proclamation
taking ground with the Mormon sentiment. II
| is not stated whether he demanded the with
drawal of the troops from Provo, but his action
laid him open to the charge of completely with
the Mormon theocracy.
Much bad feeling exists between the troops
and Mormons, though the former, stationed at
Provo, behaved with remarkable forbearance.
A collision is imminent.
ST. LOUIS, April 25.--The Utah correspond
ent Of the Republican, writing about The af-
fairs of that Territory, says that things are in
| worse conditian than ever before. After the
advent of the army, the feeling reached the
eliminating point, and we are on the eve Of
open hostilities. The writer also says thai
there is a difference between Gen. Johnston
and Gov. Cumming, in relation to their respect
i've powers, and an open division and ruptur,
between the Executive and Judiciary.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-26
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
TERRIBLE CALAMITY.
Explosion of Steamer st. Nicholas
sEVENTY.FIVE LIVES LOST.
Boat and Cargo a Total Loss.

MEMPHIS, April 25.-The steamer st. Mich
olas, Capt. McMullen, bound from st. Louis to
New Orleans. exploded her boilers at ten o'clock
last night at Island sixty. The boat and cargo
are a total loss.
The following are the names of the killed
and missing: Capt. McMullen, Mrs. Glenie, the
Clerks wife; Miss Dunnica, the Clerks cousin;
Mrs. Mcknight, Mrs. Christoph; lady with a
babe, unknown; VIM. Faulkner, McGregor's
Landing, Iowa; lady, name unknown, John
Jenkins, second engineer; VIM. Tev, first en-
gineerj John Bond, cabn-boy; james Wood,
first cook; barber of the boat, name unknown;
thirteen deck-hands and firemen, pastrycook,
two berth-makers, Joseph -, pantryman;
Miss Jackson, chambermaid, of ST. Louis; five
slave women, Mr.. Alexander; o gentleman be-
longing to Baton Rouge, name unknown; Ed
ward Stephens, pilot, and John Lambeok,
fireman.
BADLY soALDED--Benj. V. Gleine, first clerk
Of st. Louis; I. s. Ashcraft of Warrenton,
Miss; Jacob Langborn, of Pittsburg; B. B.
Stuart, of Staunton, Va; Thomas Carter, Of
Tamaqua, schuylkill County, Pa; Ella Ken
nedy, Of Brunswick, Mo-; Rose st. John, a
chambermaid, of New Orleans; VIM. Penni-
baker, a watchman, of ST. Louis Fred. Miller,
Geo. MoIngle, Andy Slick, fremen D. Copps,
Of Pennington, ILL.,, and 0. H. Reynolds, oi
Sioux City.
SLIGHTLY SCALDED-G. ii. Glllen, second
clerk, Joseph Wolf, John McAlpin, bar-keeper
of st. Louis.
| SAvED-Christ Monsmer, second cook; Gus
Helsby, mess-room tender; Daniel Hester, SEQ
ond steward; James Chilson, second pantry.
man Andrew Whoops, third cook p. j. ca
sey, of Texas; George H, Guild, striker; Lewis
Jafer, = Simpson, = Mahoney, Joseph Race
Andrew Mentel, Jacob Derrer, Joseph Reyp
Fred. Miller, John Grousk, fremen John II
Jsckob, carpenter; = Blare, FIRST mate; Jane
Reid, pilot j. Hamilton, porter; W. Mann, L
Miller, deck-hands; J. Pennibaker, seed mate
]. Hairwoon, cabin-boy; Jacob M. Leonard
second steersman; Joseph R. Butler, of Deca
tur county, Ca; Thomas F. Maxwell, ditto
Edward r. Ferris, George W. Christopher
- Boyle, - Traverse, John Murdock
G. W. Jennings, Jacob Wayne, William Mil
Ter, Mary A. Breson, Mary j. Donahow, P.
Brown, Of Nauvoo, James Purl, of Franklin
La, George Micharl, James j. Mckee, G
Rochester, Pa, VIM. B. Lynch, of Salin
county, Mo.
The saved were brought to this city by tn
stermer Susquehanna, including sixteen shock
ingly wounded.
The sufferers are under the care of the au
thorities and benevolent societies.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-26
MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.

MONDAY EVENING, April 25.
FLoUR-There is no change in the market; the
demand is moderate but chiefly local. 500 brls. su
perne sold at IS 70 80 do at IS T and 90 do. extra
at So 10. 435 brls. were received since Saturday.
WHISKY-The market is steady, with fair de-
mand Sales Of 600 brls. at 23&23b-the latter rate
for wagon.
was hrmer tO-day, but we can not report any in
creased demand The sales were 227 brls. Fork,
at MaSsvie, 2t SI7; 100 do Rumps, do, st sl?; 10
hhds Bacon Shoulders at 6Ac.; So bulk do, at &c.,
packed at Msysyille and 800 kegs Lard at l2Hc Brl
Lard is held firmly and generally at llAc, and In
some cases higher. Bacon is held at 7@9c,
GR0CERIES-Sugar firm and in good demand at
64@T1pc. Molasses firm sales Of 200 brls at B13c.
cash, and 35c. time Coffee firm at llA@l2Hc.
C0AL-A sale of 100000 bushels Youghiogheny
Coal at nc, afoat.
WHEAT-The market is firm, with good demand
sales 200 bushels fair Red at g. 2 100 do go9d 90 at
81 and 800 do do do. at 81 %; strictly prime White
s In demand at 81 so.
cred, and 800 do mixed at sOc. Market firm.
BARLEY-sales 900 bushels prime at &C., and 800
do. fair at 60c.
RYE-1A fair demand and prices firm at 9Oc.
0ATS-A moderate demand at 5lc., on arrival.
BUTTER-A fair demand for prime w. II. Roll at
2Oa23c., and prime Central Ohio Roll at l6@20c.
Common qualities very dull, and prices nominal at
gnl0c
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-26
Arrival of the st. Louis.

NEW YORK, April 25.--The steamship st.
Louis, from Aspinwall, with the California
mails of the 9th inst, $50 passengers, and
ST. 900 in treasure, arrived at this port this
evening. The st. Louis made the trip in little
over twenty days. The U. S. ships Roanoke
and jamestown and the steamship Relief were
at Aspinwall-sll well. The principal con-
signees of the treasure are as follows: Wells,
Fargo & Co., S36O,0OO; American Exchange
Bank, $4,000; VIM. Hill Co., $1l1 900; W.
T. Coleman & Co., $77, 1000; Duncan, Sherman
& Co., $11S,000; Freeman 4 Co., $74, 900; VIM.
Hodge & Co., SAC, 900; r. Patrick, $50, 900;
E. Kelly & Co., $4l,OOO; James Patrick,
900.
The California news has been anticipated.
An attempt at a revolution in San Salvador
was speedily put down.
The advices from Nicaragua are to the 2Sth
ult., and merely confirm the news already re-
ceived.
A fearful earthquake had destroyed the city
of Quito with over two thousand lives. The
loss of life is computed by some as high a,
five thousand. The loss of property is said tC
amount to $3,00O,000.
A number of small towns to the north -wes
were also destroyed, and some damage was oc.
casioned in Guayaquil.
DIR. Trevitt, the United States Consul at Val
paraiso, has had difficulty with the govern
ment' several OF tue prlnclpal actors IN TN
outbreak of February % took refuge in hi
house, which was twice invaded by an armeC
police, and the wrong men taken prisoners
The first time the police were driven off, bu
on the next day the Consul was obliged to sub
nit under protest.
DR.. Trevitt's exequator has been Cancelled BY
the government
The revolution in Chilli had been nearl,
quelled. At an engagement in Coquimbo tn
government forces were forced to retire will
loss Of ninety-fve men. The revolutionist
lost nearly double that number. In Bolivi
the opposition party had been beaten in al
engagement with the government, forces witt
the loss of sixty-five killed, including man
of the leaders. Gen. Cordova, the Ex-Presi
dent, had made his appearance ON the frontier
and troops were sent against him.
In Ecuador the blockade of Guayaquil con
| tinues,