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Spring SUPPLIES IN MlScELLANEOTS
- DRY GOODS For IRla

Spring SUPPLIES IN MScELLANEOTS
- DRY GOODS FOR 1859.
We claim for our stock superiority IN extent,
styles, fabrics, and moderate prices.
We also name ia this connection that our North
ern and Eastern correspondents send us new sup.
Plies daily throughout the entire year. We are,
therefore, prepared at all times 10 exhibit not only
the largest but the newest stock in thi. market.
IL One price only, marked in plain figures, hencs
no person is deceived.
HI We are not opening any new accounts.
IL All bills rendered monthly for payment IN
cash.
NJ Good articles, low prices, and fair dealing
NAV he relied on IN all cases.
NJ Sojourners, residents, and strangers cortiaIly
solicited to examine stock il ncurs no obiga-
ton to purchase.
PERRY BROTHER
Central Stores, !" west building.
mar l7-S oppo. Centre Market.
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BY WALL q BARNARD, Auctioneers
IN THURSDAY MORNING, oath instant, at
~ 10 o'clock, we VIII sell, in front OF store 9th
Hats and Caps
The goods are new in style and of late purchase.
Sale positive. Terms cash.
mar q Is WALL & BARNARD, Aucts
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NEW STYLES or sPRfNG GOODS,
FOR GENTLEMENS WEAR.
Consisting Of the best assortment of CLOTHS
CASSIMERES. MEETINGS, HOSIERY, a.
SUSPENDERS. &cj also, constantly on NJ
hand ALA. 4 large supply Of Army and NavyE M
Cl.ETTS, SWORDS, BELTS, IACES. 49,
DC, to WHICH the subscribers respectfully invite the
attention OF their customers and the public general
ly. III. r. LOUDON & Co,
Citizens and Military Merchant Tailors,
mar S-eO2m Under Browns Hotel. Pa ave
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By J. c. MCGUIRE a CO., Auctioneers.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD Eyvrr,s
l. On TUESDAY MORNING, March p at ten
clock, at the residence of the late Vespa Es
on New York Avenue, between nth and isth sts.'
we will SELL all his Furniture aud Effects, compris,
ing .'-s.. ~ r'E.-- :
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Nashstands -r- O. 49,
Mattresses, BOlsters. and Pillows,
Arm Easy. and Rocking Chairs,
Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Lounge,
bookcases, Iron Safes, Letter Press,
Clock. Looking glass, Toilet Sets, ...s
Lot Of Law Books, Gun, Pistol, Musket,
Cooking and other Stoves, .f Fl.
China and Glassware ..... ....
Together with many other articles in the Uouse-
keeping line. /" = u
Terms: S and under ca sh: over that sum credit
bearing interest.
II J. C. McGI-IRE g. ca Ancta
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WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS
w 81 9ih ST.. flr0 dOorS North Of Pa. l-s
Now IS the time 20 get SPRING aud SUMNER
SHIRTS made up 20 order. The subscriber is pre-
pared To make SHIRTS, DRAWERS, &C., at the
shortest notice. All descriptions of Sewing done
SHIRT BOSOMS, COLLARS, and WRIST
BANDS neatly stitched.
mar la-u III. O. MOVES
G10A REWARD.-BRANcH OFFICE. GtRsR
clUU FIRE INSURANCE CoNPANY OF PHILaDFI-
PHIA: No. so I'd story 7th street, Washing city
4th March. l2Il-l am authorized by this company
To pay lm for the arrest and conviction of the per-
son or persons who during the night Of the It'll
slant bred and burnt two frame dweilIngs that
situated on let street west, between Virginia ave-
nue. and ID street south, and which were insured by
this company.
mar ~ POLLARD WEBB, Agent.
II NOTICE.
LEI NJ IN very iuhrm health aud DESTROYS of set
ting all claims against the estate Of NV late hue
band; tGov. Ssml Sprlgg,las well against my-
sell, request all persons having claims AGAINST
either viii forward the ssme 10 tho subscriber az
WASHINGTON; ID. G, a. the earliest practicable mo
ment, and do hereby revoke all former agencies or
power Of attorney by me relative thereto.
VIOLETrA SPRIGG,
Northampton, Prince Georges county, Nd.
fe l7-eotf
Annapolis r epublIcan, Upper Marlboro Advo-
vocato, and Bait sun please publish cost and send
bills tO this once for nentl
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AUCFION MLA.

"A Washington Asylum on TUESDAY. At p
o Hsss>t ILL., EAaI I.R. ouEEN I've
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WALL & BARNARD Auctioneers,

UCTION SALE OF n. O. SUGAR.-We will
N sell at auction, nn WEDNESDA next, the
sd instant. at our Warehouse. IN Alexandria
70 hhdS N. %. Sugar,
Of prime quality, being part cargo of brig Georgia
from New Orleans.
Terms at sale.
mar 10 FOWIE K co.
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A Day PERFORMANCE Of the Russian war will
be given at Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday after
noon at O'Clock, for families and children. Chill
dren will be admitted for 10 cents
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By ]. c. MCGUIRE co, AuctIoneers.
I OTIS ON THE ISLAND AT PUBLIC SALE.
IL On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March I'D,
at o'clock the premises, shall sell Lots Nos.
d. . and S. in Square 5a2 fronting each Is feet on
south Nj street, between "a and 18th streets west
running hack l33 feet to a affect iey.
Also, Lot Ne. 5 in Square 49e, fronting - feet S
inches on south street, between AZ and 9Th sts
running back lG2 feet inches to a 30 feet alley.
Terms: One third cash the residue In and u
the premises.
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The GIFT EXHIBITION Of the Russian War Pan.
Drama, at Odd Fellows Hall, on Saturday eve
ming, was largely attended, and passed off salts.
factorily as usual. All the presents advertised
were drawn and received by persons among the
On tomorrow (Fuesday) evening, another ex-
hibition of the same kind takes place ON which
OCCASION forty five similar gifts, embracing two
gold and two silver watches and a set of silver
service, will be distributed in the same manner
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PEENIEs.-Thosn in want OF Pennies, for change,
Ter of the Star Office. III
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BY WALL & BARNARD Auctionerrs.
C1A nAA WORTH OF HANDSOME AM

BY WALL& BARNARD Auctioneers.
G10 00O WORTH OF HANDSOME AND
tDlU,UUO RICH GOLD JRwELRY. SUPERIOR
American TABLE Cutlery, SILVER PLATED
WARE, &c, &c, AT PUBLIC SALE.-We will com
mAnc, on FRIDAY MORNING, 25th inst, at IL
o'clock and continue each day at same hour in the
morning and O'Clock in the evening. to sell at store
No. $40 Pa. avenue, north side, between 9TH and lot
streets. q large and elegant stock of Gold Jewelry
Plated Ware, Ivory Handled Cutlery, and other
goods of like character, all of which will he sold
without reserve and warranted in every instance
tn be as represented.
Terms cash.
WALL & BARNARD Auctioneers,
TIE 81 BSCRIBERS WOULD INFORM
the citizens generally that the above sale offers tn
best Of opportunities to furnish themselves with
superior goods at the lowest auction prices.
The eleven O'Clock sal" IL especially for ladies'.
w. Il. POTNTON. Agent
for Allen g. Davenport, Manufacturers and
mar 2I-d Importers. New York.
A IrcTIoN SALE oEN N SIrCap w,w;u
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mar Is-eo }. c. MCGUIRE a CO., Aucts.
BY WALL 4 BARNARD, Auctioneers.

hRGE SALE OF FAMILY GROCERIES,
~ cScY AT AucTIoN-On TUESDAY MORN
ny, March I'd, commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will
I'll, al our auction rooms, a stock of prime Family
Groceries, Liquors. Cigars, &C., on account Of the
consign9rs, goods suitable for the trade
20 Barrels New Orleans Refined Yellow Crushed
and Powdered Sugars,
Imperial, Young Hyson and Black Teas
~ boxes Sperm and Adama NTH ne Candles
Boxes Starch, Washhoards, Brooms, BucLets
. boxes Brown, CASTLE and Chemical soaps
coils Hemp Cordage, dozen Bed Cords,
cases Sweet OH,
10 cases Claret Wine,
cases St Thomas Bay Rum,
cases Dried Cherries,
boxes Brandy Cherries,
Boxes FarIna, boxes Corn Starch,
10 boxes Tunblers, Clothes Pins,
Trails Dates, Pecan and Cream Nuts,
Cases Wine Bitters, Meal Buckets,
S50o0 Cigars, different brands,
quarter-casks Port, Malaga and Sweet Wines,
Barrels Whisky, Ociaves Brandy,
Ia rTels Cider Vinegar,
do. Machine Oil,
- boxes Scotch Mornings,
Barrels Herrings,
With many other goods in the grocery line.
Terms: $50 and under, cash over that amount. n
credit OF thirty days. for notes Satisfactorily en-
mar 10 WALL & BARNARD aucts
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The NEW YORK PICAYUNE hits cfY some of the
commenters on the Sickles affair, in the shape Of
the following dialogue:
Reverend Genteman-WeIl brother, what do
you think of this affair at w Washington,
Enthusiastically right | would have done
the same myself.
Rev. Gent.-The same as which,
Oldnick-Either.
Rev Gent-So would
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Ora CITIZENS should not forget the lecture a,
tirr Smithsonian this evening, for the benefit OF
It raufs Eagiish Lutheran parsonage. II Is "a
IL delivered ~ tue Rev. DIR. McCron. Of Balti-
Inosy. speaker Of well known ability, on the
st'gvytc f Tine Giory and Triumphs Of Industry.
See advertisement
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FuNERAL.-Excelsior Lodge No. II, IOOF.,
with withers's band, and the Journeymen Stone
Cutters Association, yesterday afternoon attended
the funeral of Mr.. Andrew Riddle, late brotbe,
member. The corpse was conveyed TO the Con-
gressonal Cemetery where after the jmpressive
funeral service of the Odd Fellows, conducted bv
Chaplain Grant, il was deposited in the ground,
MI Frank i. Sands was the undertaken, who per-
formed his duties in creditable manner
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LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER AND PILLS,
For the DISTINCTION Of oil kinds If Garden Insects
AntS, Bed, Buss, Reaches, Ticks, F7eas, Moths,
Rats and Mice, fc.
What greater trouble, in an hour of ease,
. Than gnawlng rats, bod bugs and heas.
Gardens can be preserved and houses rid of these
pests Ii was discovered by Mr.. f.. Ly on, French
Chemist, in Asia, and has been patronized by ali
Eastern governments snd colleges. Reference asn
bs mad" wherever the article has been tried. II is
free from poison, aud harmless to mankind and do.
nestle animals. MANY worthless limitations are ad-
Remember " ''
IT'S Lyons Powder Kills insects in trioe,
Sample Flasks, Is cents; regular sizes 81 cents and
81. BARNES & PARK New YoII
Also; THE MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENr.
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SANFoRD's INvIGORATOR.-TO cure Cold take
double dose of DIR. Sandford's InvigoTator, and it
VIII CIV" greater relief than any other medicine we
ever tried for have rarely to repeat tho dnqe tn
be entirely free fom Cough and as soon as tine lun Is
have time to throw OF the collected matter the
cure H. complete: AS family medicine for the
cure OF Bowel Di seases, W orms, Dsrangernent of
the Stomach and LIVER, we can recommend il
knowingly. Sold by all Druggists. maT8-2wr
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IHE BOARD OF MANAGERS of the National Mu-
steal Association propose holding their annual
convention In this city on the 10th Of April. Mr.
WIN. b. Bradbury has been selected as the con-
ductor. Mr.. Theodore T.. Perkins who assisted
MI George L. Root in former convention held
In our city. will assist Mr.. Bradbury who will
also be accompanies bySMiss Bennett. of New
York, and other ladies and gentlemen whose tai.
ents have given them a prominence in musical
circles - N~
, 1859-04-04
BOARD or TRADE ELECTloS--IS.
SKEETlfRN OF f.lkAt&.

Tie annual election ur officers Of the Board
Of Trade takes place this evening. We learn
that 4 spirited canvass has been in prrrss for
some time past Oh the mrt Of 1l'ose who desire
the abolition If the present regulations for tie
Inspection Of fralu. Tic election Tonight will
doubtless nlrn upon tlis question: and If
course the importance Of 1llc issuc-G,r it is Of
vnst inportancc-Will draw out Il full attend
ancc ur members.
Wholesale Dealers and Manufacturer.
Some days ago VIC called tue uttcntiuu Of our
wholesale dealers and manufacturers IL the i'm.
rortancc Of advertising more lib+rn1y than they
have heretnfore done, u mrnns not only U? IN
crcaslnE their trade but Of maintaining that
which try nlrendy iavc. We pointed to thr
cGosts which the sansc class Of men in st. Louis
nre making to invite trade 10 that city, and
urged tho necessity Of corresponding efforts
here. Subsequently articles containing sub>ta,,-
tiay thr sa1nc view, appeared in the MolinelnM-
3""def mud tho Chicago 1;m.&, which nc trurs-
fer to The columns "t tllis paper, with the
hope that they they will aid in the development
Of Il policy the part of our merchants and
manufacturers, that will place them upon an
equal footing with their widc-awake and enter.
prising competitors Vi St. Louis, al the pres
ent day, the newspaper is the chief reliance as
vehicle Of information, and 1hr merchant who
ignores the fact will necessarily full behind in
1he sharp competition which everywhere pre-
vnils in the business world. Nc arc glad to
mole growing disposition on the part Of the
business mel, of Chicago to look u,urc closely
than they hare formerly done after the trade to
which, by virtue Of tile geographical position
aud the natural und artiicia! advantages Of unr
city, they ar.. 1cgtiusatrlv entitled. Our ndycr-
Using columns daily bear Testimony to this fact.
aud of the result there can he 10 doubt.
The New York Cent. nj Railroad Time
TAblc.
The ucs9 time tables Of tue New York Central
Railroad and its connections for the West take
effect to-day, April 4th. It will be seen that the
number Of express trains is increased, and the
facilities offered seem to look fur an increase Of
travel
The trains westward leave us follows:
:Es cSF@e Ss% 9c's A:sy hisS 4 IT,. 1Sat!e Sats
q .:Ss 4 4 ,;Ps IS fH ,s:ss &c 1 \ 4
Ssns| e. Ss Ta ea*e' a'ny. as ;s l. I ,:s Sc E.
The trains eastward will leave
:o sa' r.. Il sa:s Il: is 1ss! u 10
NlEhs E1pf.7s . e:oo +. ii. 10 4. Il. lo:0 l. I
The Chicagu und Cincinnati expresses arc
faster thnn last season by two or three hours
The New York Central folks have been buey fol
, 1859-04-04

DnowSED.-On Monday evening last, Pierce
Whalon, Of Cana1port. was drowned in tbs
South branch at tha. place, He was going Or
board stea'n.tag,, and the night being yer,
plank into the s,rcu,u lis bodp,Aas no. ye,
been found, and it il altogether probable, or
account Of the strong current running, that il
has been carried out into the lake. The de-
ceased was =. years of age. si1 feet in height
and of light compfe 1ion. lie leaves ! mother
brother. Sisters, and large number Of friends
1T Canalport to mourn his sad fatc.-/oaraat
0f ,Su{Hrt{dy
, 1859-04-04

=. IFfo1 tht AlnnEtoliah. March 81
The Time and Tide called several hundred Of
our citizens to the Levee last evening about
O'clock by her wel.known whistle, having ar-
started from Red Wing yesterday morning, and
brought up quite a lot Of passengers aud mail.
Her passengers report that the Luke is solid, mad
no hopes ot carly opening. The Time and Tide
had considerable difficulty in getting down,
, 1859-04-04

The growth Of the buchanan or National
Democratic trrty in Cllcaso, is o1lu &l 1lle nc1'
llicahlc mysteries over which politicians luz'
zlc their busy brains. In November last, tia,
party numbered hut :. few more than two hun
drcd, Colontls AID alI On Thursday last, il
put i'll nomination Il full ticket to lp supported
at the judicial Election, and the prospect now
is that it will make a respectable muster at
the polls. W'mt, in this emergency Mr.
Douglas friends, led ou ny tic Times, will d.
ilas not yet transrircd. They will hardly he
prepared TO vote Gr the buchanan nominees
Will they vote the Republican ticket, or will
they nominate one Of their own?
, 1859-04-04
BY TELEGRAPH.


WAsu1x01os, April 1.-The Cabinet has Cen
tral American affairs under consideration to-
day. The adyiees from the commander of the
jamestown confirm the newspaper reports rela-
Governments waits further reliable intelligence.
II it shall appear thst Ouseiy has transcribed
OF violated his Instructions, a formal request Of
England 10 disayow his acts will be made, II she
shall not do SO voluntarily. 1t is thought, how
ever, that she will carry out i'll good faith tue
understanding between the Governments ol
Great Britain and the United States nor is il iu1,
probable, should Nicaragua satily all thv British
treaties and reject ours, That Minister Lauar will
be withdrawn and Gen. Jerez, the Nicaragua
Minister at Washington, he rendered his pass-
.pofts.:. .. :.
Our vessels will, it IL said, be concentrated at
the moste1posed points for the protection Of the
persona aud property Of american citizens With
IN their reach. To- proceed to the interior ol
nut be committed, hut there is no doubt, from,
what has recently transpircd, that the President
will exert to the utmost extent all the powe1
conferred on him br the Constitution aud Laws
The Nary Department has named the new
third class steamers as follows: That at rorts.
mouth, New Hampshire, the Mohican; at Bos,
ton, tho Saraguusettt; at Brooklyn, the IroIuois
and the small one, the Pawnee; at Norfolk, IL.
Dacotah; ut Pensacola, the Seminole; at Mart
Island, California, the Saginaw.
From official adyices received today it ~.
pears that tue steam frigate Minnesota reached
Bombay Oh the 10th Of January, having on boarc
In d few days she WIS to leave for Muscat. il
Arabia. and passing from thence to the Cape o
Good Hope, she would probably touch ut Zalzi
bar.
1t is probable that ex-senator Jones will with
draw his dcclination VI the DUEota MISSION
, 1859-04-04

e Tic largest and best stock Of New Boots
and Shoes in the city eau be found at Rattlcs,
{oppositc the Sherman House.) who has just re-
turned from New York, Boston and Philadelphia,
and is selling as low as the old stocks that urc
advertised to sell at COST.
, 1859-04-04

e The Church Record SAYS that the parish.
ioners Of Grace Church, Chicago, have present.
ed their Rector, Rev. J. N. Clark, with n fnc
horse aud carriage Very GOOD.
, 1859-04-04

Ham 70 BA1L.-A woman named Mrs. Julia
Ann White has been arrested and held to bail in
$500, to charge Of larceny Of furniture from,
one Letitia DAILY.
, 1859-04-04

HARR1sBrac. pa-, April 2.-U. S. Marshal Jen-
kins arrested negro in Market Place this fore
noon, supposed to be fugitive s1avc. Intense
excitement ensued, but the officers succeeded in
getting lin of to Philadelphia
, 1859-04-04

RosroS, April 2.-The Suffolk Flour Mills, oc-
eurying building two hundred feet in length
and three stories high, was destroyed by fire tlis
morning. with about 5000 bbls flour md large
number Of bags Of -four and grain. The fire
WAS undoubtedly The work Of IN incendiarv.
The mills were insured for &5o,uo0, mostly iu
this ctv.
, 1859-04-04
JUDICIAL ELECTION,

conclusive aud Triumphant Mr.. Ncrricl is
completely unborscd. 1tis now his turn to dc-
fcnd himself
JUDICIAL ELECTION.
The Republican! party Of Cook County: in
accordance with its ,sages has presented 4
1ickc. to he voted for on Tuesday next. It
was fairly aud wisely nominated; and it is
eminenily worthy Of support. We appeal TO
tile rauk and tiie Of the par1y-those who love
its principles aud hope for its triumph in every
contest i'll Which it euga@Tes-.o sec TO it that
that ticket is elected. 1t is opposed by our
old enemies and their Drctl Scott candidates;
and the fight is now, opcnly, What it has been
from the first, coyertlr, trial Of strength be-
tween the Republican and bogus Democratic
parties. No good Republican can hesitate i'll
Ne say nothing deroSatury to the genLcmeu
whom the opposition have named. If we nd.
nit their legal and moral qualifications for the
offices that they would fill, we give them 10
advantage over tic Republican nominees. The
question Incomes one Of political preference.
Let us see by the vote, Oh Tuesday, whether
Rcpublicanism is, or;i not a power i'll Cook
County!
DELINQUENT TAxPAXERs.
Some days ago VIC alluded IL the comments
made by Eastern papers on tic szc Of the ALL
nllal delinquent list advertised for sale in ,l,s
city. Tie impression sought 10 be created is,
that resident prepcrtr-l'oldcrs arc in so d5.
tressed condition. that they are unable to
pay tic taxes assessed upon their property.
A great deal Of tl4c real estate Of Clicago is
owned. by Specializing no,a-rosidents-!urtir,.-
1ar'y outside property. a majority Of 1l4ese
foreign holders never think Of paying tllcir
taxes until after the luts lElyc gone into the
delinquent Iist aud lccn advertised. We
speak within hounds when we assert, tl,at
xjo"r:fjh4* Of all thu luts i'll Chicago advertised
IN he sold for non.l'a:mcnt Of taxes, 1rlong to
noa-r,$iA'nts. To give !, single instance, and
We can cnulncra:c scores: Que man living it
the East OWLS ciyht'~N hundred lots in "pcck's
addition" IL neglected last year to pay lis
t1scs until the day they were offered 1y The
Treasurer for salt. The whole amount dtsc I'll
them. including costs. was less than 81 .00o
These l.sUo lots filled whole page tie paper
III which they were advertised, and to persons
abroad, the list was calculated to create tic
impression alE,t here were millions Of property
Oh WHICH hundreds Of Chicago owncrs were I'LL
able to pay the taxes. TIC tr,tl, is, that the
cItizcus Of Chicago pay their taxes asprumWly
as those Of any other American city. But
non-gcsidcnts who buy IL Speculate and II
make thrir fortunes cut Of an anticipated riee
i'll value, arc the class Of people who hang hack
to the last honr: II is tAcse absentee land
lords" Whose Investments cover 1g.sr:; and
sheets with tax-saIe advertisements. /, is
these delinYncuts who furnish the grounds for
the snccrs NJ Clitayo .'n the scorc Of tax-pay-
ing: Let tile saddle be placed on tile right
thrra
, 1859-04-04
Judge Whitppsk Illness.

4 statement haring been published in the
Madison papers on Friday last TINT Judge
Whton's recovery was deemed impossible, aud
that his death wns hourly expected, the James,
vile Gd1ftft If Saturday replies us follows:
We are gra,iticd to be able to state that Judge
Wh:son is still living, though seriously, perhaps
dangerously. i'll. There is enough in his condi-
tlon to excite the fears Of lis friends though it
is not impossible that te NAV recover.
, 1859-04-04

HELD TO BA1L.-A man named John Dunn was
arrested on Friday night, and On Saturday held
to bail on charge Of vagrancy. Johns partie-
ular weakness WAS causing ROW ut a dance.
, 1859-04-04

,M1wArkxk. April a.-John J. 1nsbusch de-
fPtines ihe nomination foT Mayor, made by the
, 1859-04-04

ElGnTn WARD REPrBllcASs TO THE Rescue.
There will be meeting Of the Republicans
of the Eighth Ward this (Monday) evening ut
the house Of A. Lehder, 207 North Clark street
All Republicans Of the Eighth Ward are RI.
qucsted to be present.
, 1859-04-04

SonroLK, Va, March 3I.-our quarantine
regulations 60 into effect tomorrow. This il
one month earlier than usual.
, 1859-04-04

Col.ssawoon, c. W.. April e.-Thc propeller
Hunter, the first boat Of the season for Chica-
70, sails this r. III, with full cargo Of freigh.
1nnd tWtntY nassenrcr1.
, 1859-04-04

TOPARTNERSIIIP NOTICE
~ The eopa1tncsshp Of Sinsoa Hamilton being dis
solved the business will he carried by 5. Hamilton aul
y foEey u tht noNh end Of Innn Block Nm. ~ frk
street. whcf they will aei 10 the sale md renting lands
improved farms building lots and HOUSES Alsu collecting
nfney. Regulating uaa., and all connected with
their business.
s. lanlton and s. Pokey hase also in connection III
ten*ise City and County Intelligence Ocr which they
ten canducttnG proper principles with the View Ut sup.
plying employees with such servants will suit them and
'a' 10 prevent Young ades fTon engaging u improper
httl%es apj Ii
, 1859-04-04
LOCAL MATTERS,

MArrEsox uorsE--The Ma.teson House i
now raised to grade. The rroprietors are pre-.
pared to receive their old customers and friends
u usual. UissELL i GoopR1Cu.
Lhfas'o, april 4, 1852.