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BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

THREE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS NEAR
Il the Navy at a,ctIOnOn Wednesday April shall sell
the PROMISES At oo three badng
STATED square No. lo4I being all q S - and
said and suhyi!ei three building ts fronng
south site south 18Th Dro
erty handsomely situated 'he little
rcrienee Mrs cer perfectly Srade commanding pros
pct The ts front ooxs ~ ruunirs back
lO2 feet s Iuches to a 20 feet alley. w '.
twelve and eix.en uzps
bearing day safe deed given an decd
Of trust taken. Tits indlsputabie. +.
A. GREEN
April I'D AUcJiSDeer
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by Jas. c. MCGUIRE q CO., auctioasers.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on NINTH
street between ami II streets north
Lot Seventh street, pabc Monday Afternoon April
H. o'clock PREMISES shall part square 35
and
nOgth, ruDuiug back .l0i feet.
4
residence f,Er sale the city.
Also, O'Clock, the premises, square No $50
grualiRs Is seventh
aing % feet ehas Improvements consist
lag snug t<osDry frame dwelling Tides perfect
O1eOuh cash; the residue and months WIKI
Interest, secured By deed In tru the premises.
JAS C. MCGUIRE 90,
AP I'd ... Aaetioasers.
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The PENNSYLVANIA Fugitlre-slaye Case.

PHIADnPurA April 5.The fugitive case las reported
yesterday continued this afternoon The excitement
s continues and large police force is compelled to be
In attendance. ##.- ri.
The counsel for the defence novel that the commits
soner hand the another Judge for the
that the commissioner had prrjudgsd the case, and
acted advocate for the claimants il having been
shown In evidence that the commissioner pronounced
the first power Of attorney insufficient and informed
them that he would be obliged TO release the negro
rested under il and that by his advice new power of
attorney had been obtained
Benjamin Brewster esq for the claimant argued that
It pre- emnenty his duty commissioner to give
this information bSore he issued the warrant The
missioner oyerrulei the motion. r ... 70 ... ...
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IN TIE THIRD cDyGRESSIoEAL
DISTRICT or VIRGINI8.

The question Of convention in this congressional ds
tCt Is no longer open and debatabIe question. The
dy and many o. the counties have called or lis assem-
bage, and county has offered any opposition h viii
therefore assemble aud make its nomination and, who
ever the nominee may be- viii receive support
AZ toe ame time frank 20 say that the Hon John
Caske has received such manifestation Of popular APP
proval from the counties OF GoochIand Henrico Hsno
yer, King William, Richmond city, and Caroline. that
ViOsnce 70 the wishes ofthe party would be done BY the
Domination o. any other man. "
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HoLLOwAT's Plus AND 0IEnIESE.-The dire hydra of
disease, dyspepsia driven totally and finally from the
system by this great anti bilious remedy while the oIut
ment reduces the Inflammation occasioned by govt and
rheumatic affections. The pills in unison cooling
and refreshing the heated blood and renovtng the vital
organization Sold at the mandatory, No so Maiden
Lane New York and by all druggists at rs cents. 6s
cents, and 81 per box pot.
Ap 6-D&W
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TEERE slight fall Of snow yesterday morning be
tween seven and eight O'Clock, which somewhat aston
shed citizens Ii unexpected and unseasonasle
aud the cold and wind which followed rendered the
streets very disagreeable and indoors with the
paniment Of a cheerful fire. quite comfortable.
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New YoRK April Stocks closed unsettIed-Chicago
bonds. IS; Michigan Southern 1874 New York Central,
rs; Pennsylvania Coal Company, 500 Reading, sos
Milwaukee and Mississippi, It Virginia 6s, 9st Mis-
souri, 6's STa.
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Tax FIsHmIEs in active operation and visited
daily by those who curious TO the mode Of catch
ing shad and preparing them for market shad sell
ing at from $40 to sl3 per hundred herring at from
IS so to 50. ea.a.# a"
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
FOur Days Later from urOPe-ArriVaI Of the
New orb.

New OrA-
NEW YOAK, April She steamship New York, hOm
Southampton the 23l, arrived here this fOreuoOn
Continental adyces are dSeidrslly pacific 1se-
graphic dispatches from Paris say thai the Eve Powers
have agreed % European Congress On Italian ahairz
bat the place bs and extent q the discussion have not
yet been settled Tho Hague, London, aud Berlin are
mentioned a. tie most likely places
Paris oonespondencs says that the Emperor, having
been iufOTmed If the ultimate resolutions ui Austa, de
sres to Tecede BY diplomatic help from his aggressive
attitude Another letter says that Austria aud Frlne-
appear inclined towards pacific solution II Is
certain that AustriAs force in L m6ardy Is much
mote imposing than was supposed Vienna CORES
pOndent says that danger collision Is falling OF for
the present. The Austrian papers, however, give warn
ing against much confidence Ia the peaceful reports
and say il Is very doubtful II Congress Is Oonyoked
ENGLAND.
A large meeting Of Workmea had been held In Hy !e
Park In opposition to the reform bill
In the House of Commons Monday night Lord John
Russell moved his amendment to the reform bill, which
he had previously given notice Of Debate on the subject
was postponed until Tuesday.
The Neapolitan exiles had arrived at Bristol crowd
Of at least TO- 900 persons met them on the quay.
The Times city article says that the announcement Of
peace Congress caused Improvements in the funds,
which would have been more bat for the fact that tbs
Paris Bourse had not yet shown any decided recovery Of
confidence.
AUSTRIA AND ITALY.
The export Of gunpowder and sulphur from Austria TO
/ Italy had Deen ptOhlOteu
The London Morning Herald says that France intends
to protest against the construction Of Notifications at
\ Placena
Cardinal Antonei has requested the immediate svAe-
uAton of Rome BY the French troops
The Daily News says that the Last Austrian circular
was written BY Prince Metternich. .......
| AUsTRALIA INDIA.
Australian dates Of week later had been received.
! The miners doing prosperous business
BY the Bombay mail OF the 5th il was learned that
the Rohas had been dispersed by the troops and their
forts captured without blow. TantiA Topee still at
| large.
! Markets.
/ LLvERPOoL--Cutton closed at an advance Of l-I6
caused by American adyices aud the pacific aspect Of
! Continental affairs. ... #
! Brezdstuffs quiet there having been regular
market since the Persia left.
Provisions were dull. Sugar steady Spirits turpen-
! tine dull at 40s. 4 Is, Resin steady
LoxDox--Tbe market had advanced one shilling.
| COnsols, 93s s64
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Congressional Conyenfion.

NoRFoLK, April 5.-The convention &C Suffolk to-day
determined to make nomination in opposition TO Mr.
Millson the democratic member of the late Congress
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A CARD.

Is. 10 a. GeaiieDaaH Of his CRy and rs HSeasay.
EDWARD D0LAN, Merchant Tailor Sign of the
I Golden Fccc, 1ah ayenne opvo
whiart= Hate respectfully returns hs flr
The liberal he has received beyond sansus az
pcA0n and hopes rs uolto
VII be- 70 please, give general satetn, superior nuy earsu
AM eel oW fr cash Ne Invites the
the pabic as and elsssnt sods
By himself from the best importers IN New York CONFUSING
q the gxguie Coz truck and dress
and panaon goo morning and business sprina
o. the beautiful styles Constsnty rrh
n furEhng goods, superb Enssk collars and
aes oravats- $50. .E.E.H &. ".H March 3i--dlnn
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Election in Louisville.

LOUISVILLE April 1.-the opposition have elected their
mayor and majority Of the councils Eighteen opp0-
stion and six democratic members Of the latter chosen
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by A. GREEN, Auctionser.

INTENSIVE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF BOOTS.
h Shoes and CATERS asc,onoa Thur~tay INST
catsinsue arctbn sore Nc
$40 sevynth sireet, a. - o'eioek, eanynment
Ie9 sboes sners coulprialnx
Enera q adies sezr Esnsusns Chidrrns
m, stick 4 fsh spring goods and win be sold highest
BIDDER.
ne aent1u q Eeatsnsn in the Aexauers
and WAshugou respectfully stoyk
large they wif please be lunctua 10 The =
Terms All sums a and unser s2s oash saa,
o1r and sin oats for aFPruved sndorss bzrg
C~ishTuss ready on rarsday next -
April Sd A. GREFN Aartioueer
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DOMANCE AND ITS HERO; by the author Of
IN "NzgiaIsn, = astafford." l Prfcss
o. North Insects B. Jaeger rOus
lnaSs from specimens IN the eahine 81 the author Prc
More Abou Jesus with Illustrations and map: By the author cr
sPocp q bay" s.Essa,ing without Tears" Ar.
For sale BY BLANCHARD NoFIt-N
ape Corner llth avenue
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The Personal-Liberty Bill,
Rkna .etaI.

ALBANY, April 5.The personal liberty bill Was DE-
feated to-day by a vote of 81 TO SIS.
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE * Co.. Auetioneers.

CORPORATION STOCKS AT PUBLIC SALE
~ on Friday aternoon April sth, at 81 oOck
rooms, shali sell 10 % a.
300 Corporation % Washington quarterly stock
81 500 Corporal on q Aisxandri4 per cent stock.
TEXAS: Cash. In current funits " - t.tE 1891 ..-
JAS c MCGUIRE CO.
APS-I AacIiaUssrs
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MARRIED.

On ~ s INST W the Rsv NJ srxrusSp TI0s HOUSTON
navy sUsE dsuzhtsr ~ PzH y PozEr,
~ fNautgcmsry couutyi Msryiant
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

LAaI1Es ENrEErRIsE- have before the last
Der Of Leslie Illustrated NswsrapeT, Of the civil
s Of the age, and congratulate itS proprietor uPOn
the termination Of another remarkable achievement in
the way Of wood ents and sensation paragraphs"
In that illuminated pictorial find what puFpOTts
b the view q the IA this city dalng the
trial OF Hon Daniel z SicLles. The judge. the jury.
the prisoner the counsel tire OHice Of the court the
witness. and the spectators all there in bold relief
but were il not 70, the footnoes would be unable
70 distinguish any one Of The parties depicted. The
engraving, fOr ali know 10 the contrary, may
have embeIlished that paper upon any other coca
sion Of equal interest and importance to the Pab-
lie IL seems 70 IL the prOprietOT kept an
assortment Of these things hand ready fOE any
gency for Of railroad disaster, q steamboat
plOsOn wreck, fire Is scarcely received by tele
graph before treated 10 sketch Of the terrible
Ocuence, with the dead and the dying and the wound
ed prominently IN view taken BY his artist dispatched
to the scene, with all the CELEBRITY that marked the fight
Of the Gen Of the Arabian tales Ii only the other
dy that the papers contained horrible account Of
being deVOured BY TAttlesnAkes. Out comes the
reiormer and ciylizer with representation Of those
AttssnAkes actually making meal Of that unfortunate
individual
The sickles trial began on Monday If to credit
the reporters Of aud other paPers less EAST
than Lsie the eDpanelling Of the jury has not yet
been concluded aud yet Leslie came To yesterday
beshed with antcpatiye portraits Of the twelve uiOrs
and stll wonderful to relate with witness the
stand undergoing a fearful ssexaminaiion at the
hands Of the learned counsel Truly. live in fast
age. and Leslie does not unbeseem it.
ELECTION OF OFTiCERs.-At election held at the Co
lumbia Engine House, Monday, the 9Th instant, for
seven directors Of the Columbia Library OF Capitol HILL
the following persons duly elected for the ensuing
year j. s PendIeton Jas A. TAFT. Jas. A Brown, Phil
j. Ennis, Jas McDermott Daniel A. Connolly, and c. c.
Elelin
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ITOW WE ARE GOvERNED. A hand-book ~ N.

How WE ARE GOVERNED, handbook Of the
constitution, goyornmEnt hwH, powcr Great Brin
~ A. FoubiHnque- LondOa, 1853 csuts. 80 ~
I'srssis sAmSss and eAFres q ag,Esss, nov suoa Lon
D'ra.s', caross = nlsra'urs, eGoa, ,es IoDaoD,
Ia. fyirs Lose Teo'pzy oshor Ezssys Ioakn lisa
sarEass NOs's Dsaa q Women Iepauu "a, nustrstpi
The RsnsRca ard Hero, ne{l 81
ms LIE q Sorta ..Ves.cgl asect'- ~ n IHgur. 2s.
More A9cgi lesa whh ilgsrAious ana mao q ssnts.
ApsT * FRANcK TAYLOR.
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ITO LET The ts.ree story brick house, No. aga
~ ln9uire - ue PrgRsss Nov S0--u
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O1O A CARD. 90
DO ATTENTION HOUssKEEPERs AND OTHERS DO

O1O ATTENTION, HOUssKEEPEEe5 AND OTHERS DO
th day rsosiyd M u ne Dr. Kane Hsht aaias Fsn
regcrAtnrs IulpTOyed OrdeE aa Is~ 81 san
rciTcrzidr manufactured BY Cortland
aclr, having bcfore been INTRO
dueed Refrigerator, yotytng
p0rtan pnGps before tian-d tgeher With great vay
upright rtFssEuos ned viii oh2EoaaL frees
ranging from SIS 10 sl5
very besl rsfseFAiors thal
procured country al sch w be warE4ntea
seated
supply cbltren's oaTgges and
eies; something very handsoue prizes sss wat
x improved pIeEa- from 81 % % SIS
Hoasck eepinK gods cooking stoves, Other
endless variety, and The eheApcst IN the cay.
BAIcOay In lrOnI full o. goods PieAsr call GA
-..-r C woDBwARD
Excessive dealer n Heuss fernlhLEg soodss q aaaT
No. 3l6 PcnnsyivxnsS avenue. 5e
AprlB-3t betwuen 10th and iltl ssreets
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E0IlrHR s1cKLEs CASE. )

CRIMINAL COURT. TRIAL on HON. DANIEL 4
SICKLRs FoR THE MURDER on PHIIIP BARTON
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AUGUST BELMONT,

Issues Letters tsr available IN all a h1
SOrld thrOayh Rhsch Paris Laden, FRANKFORT
Saplcs and vienna and their correspondents. .a.
March A-t6m
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IGOR SALE.

ETN0R SALE. aa"
E pair carriage horses, over Ie hands high - .
A paruf mares, is hands high
To be the stable Of The front ofoAk i Cemetery
Georgetown Heights O'Clock until II O'Clock day.
Mar 4-d2ws .r.-s.r .--.
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NOTICE TO MARISERS.

mo. Is.
DasCuNTINUANCE or IIsHTs
MORRIS ISLAND, or Overall Beacons, near en-
lY haFb1r
By that from and aer the nigh Of The s0h INST the
lights Island, the Charleston
hArbor Carolina Usually baeo1 W
disconunue1 -.........
BY order o. the Light house Beard
". B. FRANKLIN, Secretary.
DPARnSr Once Light house Board Apr g 1859
Ap S. r..-....
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,

cornO II PsangiHuHa and "a acaa HaiAi~ga. D. C.
rTHIS popular House has, in consequence Of the
adjournment Of CDngress, number % fine suitable
fAnitss and single gsan With board all OdeTes
Clean beds and good table the deserved reputation q Tits esb
ishnont. 3 LAMB, ProprSetor.
2a-dtd --egE
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JEWELRY, SILVER WARE,
WATCHES,
Solid Silver Tea Sets, Walters Pitchers, GOblets,
CUFs, FoREs, SPOONS at&
And every possible variety q tAuey silver Ware --
Diamond and othsr Jesseiry, Sasshss SC. 3. 1aE
Ahrss tie above hand wh5h
vie pablic aueutoa. w NJ CALI 4 BRO ss
Jewellers, asa Penn. ave,
Ksb Is-ly to1r doors Of Browns Hotel
GALT,S ...... ..... ..-.5
CITY STEAM FIRE-w00D MILL.
WOOD SIEss and tSgla --C5aI of all Kssa esd .aaL
HAYING rebuilt our mills, which were destroyed
by nsh, the ISsh February pre-
pared 10 furnish all IN u
I-.- WOOD
the favorable Possessing the sole right q s Dis
the manufacture q $500. p. ..l-.--e-LL
-r KNDInSG AND STOVE WOOD a.a ma Ee8
- by machinery and having s = A5ls ,aaal
TIE ONLY SPLITTING IN THE CITY. h 60
facilities suggest economy
hundred any in cord o. spit wood gaining
twenty eight feet BY being split ~. ~. -
q. ali kinds oOmpsts AiwAys . ID %
once, northwest u I2th and streets.
MI toot o. Seventeenth street below the War Depamsnl
March 2O-H
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WIN 7. DOVE 4 60. now prepared to exc
Nv any orisra aih which thsT may nyored ID he
Piuuhing, Cas- % seam sting bo mess.
(S0s - sG S gs zasys n P,-a,yluaaSa sr.ue)
Where b. upd ope shzndsEsrs and o,hs
saiIspo@t1 No Naaer hk'ures ganA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-01

your shoulders. Itdoes noluaswer speak
ing oAe's mind so sfeely--you'll make your
self and ell Of us unhappy
Have you, then, so bad an opinion ot
MS as to believe that we could not bear TO
hear a little keen truth 2 inquired mild
and manly voice and young man, who,
leaning against the window frame, conceal
ed from the group Of ladies by ;he thick
curtains, had heard the conversation, now
came forward, took chair, aud seated
himself in the circle just opposite Hertha.
His handsome person, the manly, frank,
end generous expression Of his youthful
counienance, the ease and calmness Of his
bearing, which betrayed certain modest
assurance, or rather certainty Of not dis.
pleasing all these, combined with the me-
lodious voice, won for him Immediately the
cheerful attention Of the whole group.
fro coNrINuED.1
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II. FASSETr, Agent >
FOR THE
Sale, Purchase, and Rent of Real Estate,
Insurance.,

Sale, Purchase, and Rent of Real Estate,
INSURANCE,
Negotiation of Loans, Collection of Debts &c.
AsHTABULA, OHIO.
pROPERTY Sold for Commission only,
and no sale charge. Sale, direct indirect CON
Hitutes Commission
~ Ae Of land under good state Of cultivation with cd
Court Rouse in JeAersOn most desirable Tedenceor sale
st the ve low price Of $l25O with very easy pay
ment knuire OF Joseph Chahee, promises orof H. Fs
RIDGE FARM-A choice farm on south Ridge near Har-
vey r. Gayl lords owned by NJ W, Wheeler containing 5s
acIe good buildngs fruit living water, plenty OF tim
ber and everything desirable for homestead be had at
taIgain. Call on the premises h. FAssETr
Ashtabula, for particulars.
So ARE FARM In Jefferson township N. W. from vfaRe
SS improved and balance good wood land and timber
there good frame dwelling barn. plenty Of fruit Of va
ous kinds, living water &e premises desirable small
farm, price $500 Enquire OF A. AB0kN, premises
1888 Acres oand 1850 East Of the Centre Of
80 Of which well tmbeed balance under good
water In different lots Most OF farm gayey loan soil and
part Grand River bottom lands Teis &e accommodating
The farm Of Andrew Wiley, of 2ae acres, Ashtabua
with good improvements buildings suitable for two a with
plenty fruit timber living water, and at $50 per Part
pay down and balance on long time
That well known grass and grain Farm containing OF 22C
acres (Only miles from Asnbua Plank Road e
D. Hubbard Esq Good buildine wAer aud fruit Forty
timber balance under cultivation Price 5000 Enquire
Of owner or at above Office
so aerea miles south, Plank Road the Farm formerly
owned by Solomon SmitAa houaf nd barn fruit and good
timber. Can be had at hf ngain.
Two large and valuable farms owned by f. Harmon, Esq
One Of 267 acres centre Of Sheffield under high state
cultivation except 40 timber Large dwelling and barns
oeese house. fruit 6e An excellent dairy farm. Price 800
hundred improved good buildings. Terms Of pay
ment on either o.. above accommodating
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF FAMILY PHYSIC

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their action can rarely Withstand or evade them
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalities. As a consequences of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonished to nd his
health or energy restored by 4 remedy at once so
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Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
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containing certificates Of their cures and directions
for their in the following complaints: Costive-
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for the renovation of the blood and the restora-
ton Of tone and strength to the system debiitated
by disease. sd
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AYERS
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