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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Consultation alludes to the inconsistency
of Forney on the subject Of the Silliman letter,
he having been enthusiastic on the side of the
President when the letter first transpired, and
no" seeking TO sanctify with his bitter resent
ments that which his own pen has pronounced
false, arrogant. and esluminous.
The CoasfifEfiOR refers to recent speech
of the Hen. Galusha A. Grow. Of Pennsylvania,
before the Young Mems Republican Central
Committee of New York. to show that con-
hicts have already commenced in he Opposi-
ton, Mr.. Grow having claimed that recent
Opposition victories were "the Oortent of q
Rep'6lieaR rtctOry in 1861
Tho i"teHtgsncer quotes approvingly from
the speech of tho venerable Lord Lyndhurst,
in opposition to Lord Campbell's bill to altor
the jury system from unanimous to majority
yerdicts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-27

ODD FELLOWS ANSIvERsARY.-The Independ-
ent Order OF Odd Fellows to-day celebrating
in this CITY, the fortiet anniversary OF their organ
iZation in the United States Forty years AFRO to-
day, the first lodge was organized in Baltimore.
consisting Of five members; now there are lodges
IN every State In the Union, the aggregate menu
oefshiP is estimated at two nd red thousand and
tue order eNPends annually about 81 10, 600 for
VIC rehei oil the sick, and the support OF widow,
and orphans. There are delegations from ma
yo''f Oi the states In the Union and the gather-
ing OF Tue order Is believed TO De the LARGEST ever
seen in this country
In the morning there was a sinoula,I, ,.,,,,;r,
special thanksgiving service celebrated hs,, ,,,o
Grand Lodge OF the United States At Rev N,
Chapin's Church, and immediately af,.-,y,,,. =.
grand procession of the order marched r., A y
Battery up Broadway, 18th street and 5tl, avenue
to Madison square. The procession was between
two and three miles long ntersperset. at rreou-n,
intervals, with bands of music and the sil..udid
reSalia, magnificent banners decorated CARRIAGES
and rich Paraphernalia Of the order, made il ON,
of the finest spectacIes. 81 4a.
Arriving at Madison Square, there will be fur
ther appropriate exercises, including an Grafton
Dy H. b. Boylston, of South Carolina. A selec,
eholr under the direction Of Professor B-,st,,y
van sing odes written for the occasion by Bepia
Nh I shillabar, Of Boston, Mrs. Partinaton
nv "eofse Mallory, of BROOKLYN. Tbi, evenino
a~.6.'" h De grand soiree and reunion at the
y "usic'-S Y. Posi- Of yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-27

FURTHER FROM CALIFUENIA-tien. Walker has
arrived in California. and according to the papfrs
intends to try his fortune again in Nicaragua IS
soon as Sir VIM. Gore Ouseley departs
The san Francisco markets were = loomy and il
was impossible to sell almost any kind Of goods
without submitting to material reduction in the
already nominal quotations.
The steamer Centia Costa exploded her boiler in
san Francisco Bay on the I'd. Five lives were
lost.
In an affray At san Jose on the 29th of March two
persons, named Crosby and Ferguson, were killed
and two others injured.
Matthew Purlin. formerly Of Baltimore, died at
Sacramento. March y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-27

PARTICULARS or THE LATE STEAMBOAT DIrAs-
TER on THE MIssIssIPPI.-The ~ Nicholas was
on her way from ST Louis to New Orleans and
the explosion took place near Island Sixty, at 10
O'Clock on Sunday aight. The boat and cargo are
total loss.
The whole number Of persons killed is not vet
known, but the following either dead or miss
ing Captain mcM Mullen, Of the boat: Mrs Cline
the clerks wife; Mrs. Dunn.can, clerks cousin
Miss Mcknight, Mrs. Christopher. an unknown
lady with babe William Faulkner of McGTep-
ors Landing, Iowa; another unknown LADY,; John
jenkins, second engineer; William Few, first
engineer; John Bond, cabin 10y; James Wood
frst cook, OF HilsborO' city; Penna, the barber
thirteen deck hands and fircmen; the pastry cook.
name not given; Joseph -, the panLryInan; Miss
Jackson, chamberInaid of IT. Louis five slave
women; an unknown gentleman, Of Baton Rouge;
Edward stephens, pilot, of 1T. Louis; John Lin
back, fireman.
The following are badly .caded BENJAMIN V
Cline. frstfclerk, Of ~. Louis, native of Port.
land, Conn; J. =. Acuft, of W arrenton Miss; J.
L2nghOrn, Of Pittsburg; r. J. Stuart OF Staun-
ton, Va; Thomas Carter, Of Tanaqud SchuvI-
Kill, Pa; Ella kennedy, Of Brunswick Mo. Ross
81 John, Of New Orleans, chambe.mad; Will
ham Pennihacker, of 81. Louis, matchmaker;
Frederick Miller, George McIngle, Andy Slick
hreinen; ID. kaPps, of Pennington, Ill; o. W.
Reynolds, of Sioux City.
The following are only slightly scalded: II. II.
Gillian, second clerk Of the boat. Of Portland.
Conn; Joseph Wolf John McAIpine. barkeeper.
Of -. Louis.
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.
ANORDINANcE providing for the repair of the foot
WAYS on j portion of Market street

the repair VI t1t TOUT
ways on portion Of Market street.
Be IL Ordained 0y The Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of the Corporation Of
GeorgefOIrH. That there be, and is hereby, levied
and imposed a tax of sixty-five cents, or so much
thereof as may be necessary. per front foot, upon
all lots and parts of lots the west side of Market
street between Third and fifth streets for paving
the footways within said limits. to its whole width
where improved. and to the width Of six feet
where unimproved, where the same has not been
heretofore paved, or Is not now in good order,
with good, hard brick, and upon a sufficient bed
of sharp sand, and in accordance with the estab-
lished grade of said street
Sec. 2. And be IT. further ordained, That the Clerk
Is hereby directed to prepare and deliver to the
Collector table of the lots and parts of lots within
the limits herein stated. with the number of feet
in each lot or part Of lots, and the names of the
persons to whom the same respectively assessed
who shall proceed to collect the said tax, and pay
the to the Clerk, and TO close his coltcc
tons before the first day June next, retaining
thereof three per cent as bis commission thereon
Sec. 3. And be 1t further ordained. That Richard
Petit and WIN. f.. Tenney be. and they are hereby,
appointed commissioners, with full power to draw
and expcnd the net proceeds of said tax, or SO
much thereof as may be necessary, in properly adj
justing, repairing, or replacing the curb-stones,
and in paving or repaving the foOtways in the
manner heretofore mentioned, and that said conf
mssioners shall settle and close their account with
the Clerk or before the first day of August next
Approved February &c, 1859
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THE UNITED STATES STEAM SLoOP LANcAs-
TER.-The officers have been ordered to this
fine ship, and tomorrow she will have her
final trial before her departure for her station
in the Pacific Squadron. Mr.. Archibald, the
energetic Engineer-in- Chief, left the city this
morning TO be present Mt the trial and inspect
the machinery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-27

IL The Sisters Of Charity have opened new
school for destitute children in San Francisco.
The Herald says that in this school all rationale
ties arc represented. Children uf French, Spanish,
South American, Mexican, Irish and American
pirentage. are among the pupils. The classes ex-
hibited marked proficiency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-27

ID steamer has just been built at Pittsburg,
TO navigate the Kansas river to within Il hundred
and fifty miles Of Pixies Peak. She has ample ac-
COMMUNICATION for passengers, and is fitted up with
much taste and elegance. Her draught is only
six inches at the stern and seven inches forward.
She Is one hundred aud thirty feet Oh deck, three
feet hold, and carries two hundred tons
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} o'i RhohiE q = AT hTrrFv,s RooKsroRE,

lust RECEIvEDAT
y, % r. DUFFY'S BOOKSTORE,
Murphy & Co.'S Now Publications.
new work by Father FabeT ~ now ready an ne
volume. dem 8vO uniform with his other WORK.
cloth, Is cents, embossed cloth git edges 81 IS
spiritual Conferences, by Rev. r. w. Faber, n.
ID; uniform with has other works.
The Foot of the Cross. or tho Sorrows of Mars
The Creator and the Creature, or the wonder Il
Divine Love.
, Growth IA Holiness, or the Progress Of Spiritual
or God. ~ '"'e
All for Jesus, or the Easy ways Of Divine Love.
Inclndlng genera assortment Of Catholic Book ;.
Stauoner. Periodicals, &c.
q. r.. DTFFY'S
Bookstore, 429 " street. near 9Th.
eP <o-T opposite the Post Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-27

PROTECTION FROM INDIANs.-The Indian Bu-
reau has out in the Southwest party survey
ing the One-hundrcdth meridian, in order TO
establish boundaries between Indian lands in
that section. The Secretary of War, in conse-
quence of the Indian disturbances in that re-
gion, has ordered the commanders of military
stations there to afford all necessary protection
to the surveying corps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-27

H The New York papers announce the death
of Mrs. Arson q. Phelps, ST., tine well-known
PhiianthroPic lady Of that city, in the 10Th year Of
her age. She had been confaed to her bed for
several weeks by an attack Of paralysis, OF which
she died
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-27

ID A prayer meeting was held on Sunday af-
ternoon by about fifty young men and women, in
the Baltimore Jail. Henry Duvall, the convicted
murderer, joined in the exercises
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-27

IL The Free Lovers at Berlin Heights, Ohio,
publish monthly paper, called The Coed Time
Coming, the motto of which is: =. For in Heaven
they neither marry given in MARRIAGE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-27

EXECUTION POsTPONED--The woman Mary
Hartuns, sentenced to be hung at Albany, New
York, to-day. for the poisoning Of her husband
will not be excUted, her counsel having succeeded
in obtaining writ OF error 70 carry the ease up to
the Court OF Appeals. The ground upon which
the writ is granted Is that the prosecutions after
one OF their own witnesses had sworn that from
the state of Mr.. Hartuny's stomach and intestines
as revealed on the post morteIn, lie positive
that the substance which produced death was
taken three months before DEATH that after this the
prosecution introduced another witness 10 move
that the opinion Of :he first witness was not worth
anything. Judge Wright doubts whether they
had right 70 examine one expert as to the CON-
potency OF another. their own witness, and esDc-
cially he doubts whether that they had right TO
disCIedit their own witness in this way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-27

A RESOLUTION in favor of ]. w. Marl
Resoirsd by the Board Of ALderusn and Bcdrd Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of GsoryetorH,
That the Clerk pay TO order of J. w. Mar three
hundred and two and eighty cents in full for
his bill, commencing September 9th and ending
December 9TH, 1858, for keeping in repair the
public pumps, and furnishing new work by order
of the Mayor. [Approved February 26, 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-27

IL THousH "THB STAR" Is PRINTED ON THE
FASTEST STEAM PREss SOUTH OF BALTI-
MORN, Its EDITION II so LARGE As RBoUIKE 1T
TO SIX PUT To PRESS AT AN EARLY HOUR; ADyER-
IIsESESTs, TEEREFoRR, SHOULD BE SENT IN BY
TWELVE O'Clock, ~; OTHERWISE THEY MAY NOT
APfEAR usTIL THE NEXT DAT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-27

Nor1cx.-DIsrKIcr OF CoLuMBIA Advertiser
VENTS TO BIZ INSERTED IN THE BALTIMORE SUN
ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE
SrAR OFFICE.
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG.-Nery desirable ROOMS with
- good HOARD can lie obtained On Tnodsrsfs
terms At M q WYNN'S, No. 81, Smiths Row,
lat street, Georgetown. an Ia ims
NkS. D.. %. HARRISON, who has kept Con-
AVA greSslonol boarding house for the ast ninetesu
years, VIII, on the nth Of Pr. open her house Cor
ths accommodation Of permanent aud transient
boSrders. Those who desire quiet and comlaTt-
able home VIII please "all AZ ga Pa avenue, he
tSeen % and 9Th streets. south side. AZ 5-lns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-27

REsIGNArIoN.-Lieut. Pcndleton G.. Wat
mough, Of the U. 5. Navy, has sont his resig-
nation to Secretary Toucey, and it has been
accepted by President Buchanan.
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AUCTION DRY Gonns

AUCTION DRY GoODs.
Il HAVE Just received from the Ph.ladeIphi. suc
sistinE Of silk ROBES, BAREGE HOSE
lawn ROBES, BLACK SII.ks, BAREGE
STELLA SHAWI.S. Light KID GLOVES
MiTTS, EMBRhlDERIES, &c, which will hs
SOU Al very low prices. ~. EGAN,
32I ard 322 Pa avenue
up @obt balwaen 9Th aud 7th SITS
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INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING SURVEYS ISNEw
MExIco.-Therc has just been issued by Com
missioner Hendricks. of the General Land Of
fee, letter Of instructions to VIM Pelham.
Surveyor General of New Mexico, directing
him, in consideration of the limited appropria-
ton for the surveys of land in that Territory
to apply it towards the country on the Canadian
fork of the Arkansas or Red river, and that i'm
mcdistcly west of the principal meridian from
the base line to the third correction line north:
because these regions are best adapted to agri-
cultural and pastoral purposes, and freer from
Indian incursions He is urged not to exceed
the $4,000 while entering into contracts for
surveys during the next fiscal year
The Surveyor General is authorized to en-
gage deputies, at not over $Ij per mile to sur
vey private claims, taking care to select none
but competent men. Those private claims
lying within the limits Of the present surveyed
lands arc directed to be first surveyed. and
next those in the body Of unsurveyed lands
which will soonest be surveyed The Surveyor
General is also requested to regulate tho cleri-
cal force in his employ so that $40, 900 will suf-
fee 10 pay their salaries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-27

CHsEALIKR WIKOFF.-This gentleman has
certainly been offered the appointment to
carry the ratified treaty to CHINA very
pleasant engagement, indeed, to one of his
travelling experience and tastes He has hosts
of friends here who will be pleased with this
information.
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Us. STEAMER WABASH, April G, 1859
IL

Us. STEAMER WABASH, April 6, 1859
To the Editor Of ths Star:
We left LeGhorn the Sd q April. On running
ont of the harbor We got aground, and We're CON-
PEELED to send the spar deck battery and all our
shell and lot of cables ashore, and TO drain all
the water from the tanks, Ia Tighten ship. With
The prof!rred assistance of tho English steamer
Rh"ne. wewere lowed off the bar at Cookbook D. IN.
An apprentice boy fell from the spar deck down
tne main hnth into the hold, cutting his head and
otherwise injnrins his body. "a
IL = h5slhan iihs been court-martialed for smug-
slhs hqnor on board shi p found guilty and sen.
fenced 10 thirty days solitary confi1smeDt An
IRONS, re'lured rations and two months' pay
lSixty dollars) stopped 80 fN'
In IRE ore now lying at Spezzia, taking I'm water.
'iiaii ieaVe la a few days for Naples. WABi,n
PROBABLY AMIsrAkE.-Somco f tho Nor,b
papers are airing astory charging the financial
agent or officer Of the Clerk Of the Ho,.o .,
Representatives, Mr.. Allen, with dcfalcat;on
On inquiry, We cannot learn that there appear :,
any reason whatever to give it credence. and
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Nv DECIDED BARGAINS
- Oher very lafge stock OF this articles below
lo-i, Ia and IA real LINEN shcetinrs Of the st.r-
ard qUalIty,
sla pieces InS' Linens, thick, medium. and tim.
81 pieces Black Silks from narrow and u,~dipu, nm
10 extra 6n- and wide,
~ pieces Extra hue white 6anza and other Farucls,
I9 pieces Pain Nhlts CamprIcs aud JAounrt.
100 l pieces Mh!te RrilllsH's ia al srairs,
Table Dsmasks, Diapers, Towcis. NapIiss. r.,
ms; IA vast stock, IA great rrufosI ~ Il
We h-lirvr u - we'll understood that Nj. ,,,-.,,
ably "drT aEy aud al 81 al" aov- olaSs~s II IA r.
oi much better qua'Ity aud at lower prIces 'haa
Our stock of all the standard staples for genera
fs,nIy wants Is now thoroughly a-sUrted
New supp.Ies from the Moth aud AT ,I.tI,
an rha ;nlhAlon al stock Invited it ITnp'ies 40
Obligation 20 purchase.
onS price only. mark al in am hgurcS thercf,ra
M purchaser Is dacsivCd.
Weane not up ,aiug any new accounts
~ bulls presea'Sd monthly Zoe payment IN cash
command our most r!ampt ana caorful attention.
r,..-,, TERRY BROrHER.
Extensive Dealers IN all ktnds 81 Df, 6ra.sis
"f the best Glass. Central Stores
oP west building "rro. Centre MArAat.
L BONNETS. FLATS &c
i HAVE Just receI.ed nj arca assortment of L.
dies aud Misses B0NNETs and ELATS'o . -
s2I and sc3 p. .v ;" sa a1%A sSjc.
up ze-@ bet. sth sod TN .ts.
A HOOP SKIRTS.
Mi..s. fH aootp srss sTssortme"t Of Isdis.' and
.,o,s sai and saS rs sT:. :Safi .do,
ep bot eth and 7th ste.
RoNNET RIBBONS,
a large and hsndSoms assortment of R,ISNET
etE SS9o ~ from tbs northern spct..os lIst re-
-. s2I and s2a Pa sI., p s"9ii -ide.
apSN hot 9Th and I'm sts.
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:

tIFTHv SrAR PUBLISHES TEX LISTS OF LErTERs
lEMAlyISs IN rHK w hsEINaroN CRY Posi- OFFICE
vyuER THz PROVISIONS oF THE LAW DIRECTING
rHKu TO pK rRTyrKp IL TIKI NEWSPAPER HAVING
ruE IARsgsr CALCULATION WITHIN THE pKI,Iy KK
OF TIE OFFICE. irs TOTAL DAILY cIRcULATIos Is
hoRE THAN DOUBLE THAT oF AMY OTHER DAILY
PsINIxD In THE D1sIRIcT OF COLUMBIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-27

The MEXICAN MrSIsrYR.-Senor Mata, the
Minister from Mexico 10 this Government, has
arrived in Washington, and it is believed, will
be presented to the President to-day
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I'D.
HE Subscriber begs to inform his patrons and
his N r tsft ef
fayOrs, at the reduced price Of two dollars per
Thank ful FOR past Cavors, hope by strict atteu.
ton to business 10 mort a continuance of PATIO
ma. q.
c Tasse E i T1%s f fd NE CREANS MATER
OlSE, BoMBEi, BISCUIT GLACE, &C., a..
4 large assortment of imported and Domestic
PRESERVES constantly ON band.
Al "rters promptly attended to, apd Delivered to
THos. PoTE%TISI. ConfSc,i2ner,
No.27 Pa. av., south side.
ties Weddings, Dinners, &C., in n style that ca mot
bo exc"lled and on the most reasonable terms.
apN-lw tlutcl.)
CONTENTS OF THIS WEEKS LEDGER.
new and interesting Tale. entitled THE
~ StSrt rdp o,, TIE rkoE ,I 2r Psk E
WYoRTH'S charming novelette,, THE HIDDEN
io Ill THE THE N E{S YERY4N IsAPERs, Sub
I By Hon n HbwNkb Sf EvERE R7FSrEREss OF 1887
pH ~ THE @%s RE k SBM F. EeE5E
BY !. b., a Descendant of Aune Bradstrest.
2R FIRST fishiSG By SS WHO k ssP.' 81.
Eyes aud Ears Open"
~ vi Id IPEA = : AN2 REAL. humorous Poem.
r MI RnSIt ks OF TIE WILDERNESS. By
VII, Ea,TH AND WORKS. A Poem. By
c *; CoDNSEGEINIALlTY. A Sketch, By ANNA
, xs,bb,ENAREEWELL A Poem. BY GEORGE
VALLEY. By BIZ. 5. coMhpTopNt sM T1fA"A
XII, THE NOBLE FARMER. By MRS. L. II.
j, SI!L WIT AND HUMoR. By GEORGE d.
nNilITyIi E EHt IT. OF THE PLAIN. By THos.
sX Ky RARE RARsy,s IREFFoRM A sketch. By
XVI. BUFFALO HUNT.
XVII. THE RELIEF OF VIENNA.
XVIII. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENT
XIX. EDITORIALS AND ESSAYS.
Xxx. &C., &c., &c, &C., &c, DO.
W.. AS III ~Ss e us
yer sally conced 10 be the most popular aathor Ivy
ing, has been engaged to wrts Tale expressly For
the columns Of the LIZ DIG Err, and that no 10 now
.orie. have, si different times. been obtained By
American publishers; bat thi. i the FIRST time that
tale has been written pressiy and solely foe an
American periodical by sueh an .mrnsnt European
author as Mr. DIckKNs; and yet Mr.. BoNNER would
anything very remarkabIe about this engagement:
it Is only part and parosl OF his policy.
Term. Of the LEDGER. by mail, O. . year two
Op''s' 90 ROBERT BONNER. Publisher.
II }l q No. ~ Ann St, New York.
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THH SICELEs TgIAL.--TLe Stars readers
as well all employed about the Star Office
are doubtless .rejoiced that this apparently in
terminablc law case has had an end 1t grew
wearisome to all the latter long since; re- to keep
up with it required extra labor and rcdoublci
exertions ON the part of all of them During
its progress the circulation of the .Sfar ran up
enormously, and it has closed leaving a per
nIanont addition of some three thousand 20 its
daily circulation. That is to say, the names
Of about that number OF additional subscribers
have been added to the Stars subscription
lists in this city, Georgetown, Annapolis. Fred
erick. Alexandria, and elsewhere where routes
of the Star are served, and by mail Few
doubted what the result would be- because il
has come to be an axiom in this country that
any man may at any time Stay any other man
who commits adultery with his wife In this
matter public opinion clearly makes tho law
and makes it directly contrary to its letter as
laid down in the books
The counsel engaged Oh both sides acquitted
themselves most croditabIy, all of them par
ticipating actively in the trial earning in
creased professional reputation. Elsewhere in
our columns to-day the reader will find &C.
counts of the events in this city last evening
growing out Of the termination Of the case.
This morning the large crowd of New York
friends of Mr.. Siellles, who were daily in the
courtroom during the trial, took their depar
ture for the North
We may not improperly add that the Stars
reports Of the case have had more extensive
popularity than any others. They embraced
every fact TRANSPORTING in it, and the substance
OF every argument adduced pitlily stated
They were also got ont in time 10 slakc the
daily thirst for information as to the progress
made in tho case. and, on the whole, amour ted
to newspaper achievement never oquaIled by
the regular force of any other penny paper
published in either hemisphere
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

CoRSETs! CORsETS-MRs. WRIGHT
~ vishes 20 call the attention 81 the ladies' 10 her
large stock of imported aud other CORSETS AZ
prices AZ low es the sane strle and quality can h,
bought anywhere IL the United states Ladies fitted
tended 20. MRS, WRIGHT; Corset Depot, he
tween Eth and 18th sta, Washington CITY. sp ST
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" FANS.
w l. Open this morning complete assortment of
every style of FANS, from those made of linen at
IS cents, to the finest pearl at $40
The shove Is believed to be tho most complete as
well as the cheapest assortment of Fans ever Of
fered in this city. =.
VI. w. GAIT BRO.
Jewellers, SJi Pa. ave-, doors wet Of
up list Browns Hotel.