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Transportation. 81 81:
nRECf STEAM COWMUNICA-
q l. A s q Q W.
ANCHOR" LIN. Of ss-a R..s.t sz'p. .lsas 1.sa,stt
Montreal, quebec and glasgow.
UNITED K1SaDou-- ls.s roa. Register, 80 Hors.
soS f s. Tons y Eo Fss
yeass, Al, AIx1. Oaksx1, comn4andc1.
II UNITED E1S6DolrT vii ..u nom QUEBEC
for GLASGOW on
H*a~ssd~y fh< 1ssh Of -a4y.
nza Or .4aAes YIN erxrso 70 e1A.so~:
Tha c;: Gaelpiine N ,saaiat tuppiy of pfopeiy
Clil.isas In prop proportion.
IIBerhs not secured Until paid fos.
" Each Ship csrE!ea duly quaifed SurXsoa-
s hs.7H;sas5s: nsss.,'e9 osfx 5,as.
don; Laird. FIeic.er ! Co., I!1erp5e '''~F' A+~N'
Fo: Fright O. Paxaxe, apply to -...-
nsi.lm-tc:s 7coanlon stree. son,ire1
THE NORTHERN TRANS
i PoRTATlON COMPANY.
1859 ------ 1859. 1esas
VII fn7z t the present s'en Ea 'aeE vstno~n,aa
FIRST-CLASs SCREW STEAMERS,
n*y ss:xstn md o.sse I'd ss Up
Oxdensburxh and Vermont Central
RAILROAD ROUTE.
Retveen OgdensburYh. burlington. Coneur. Manchester
Sash" L*xIencc, Lowell, Nuscsa;e1 art Bo.tun aai ii
o'..:. ,::., WI. aa'l., u. r.,r,., r..r
..... Boaf.,
On ths Eslarzea c:r,, between 1sxsso Albany .nd
xEW YORK AND ERlERAi1eo4D.
And :ssfE as siastr Pd nsak's 'as c7
~ G2: E2 zsAt =" H. e
nunsH a;s as IT, M 'asS s promptly '''
Western rlrrchals arr respectfully urged to see The
'5ttsE ! HYTKs fFPtssets IT,. No. II, p,o,tr,,xx
~; wAkEEK. Agent ", Coeatss Sir. II. Y..,
..'s
oG GGINSi SiSi "a: Aft {: @ Il; E! 81 noson i Boston
Il TlfE F iiEiI M{SIthEI Is; j. fs;ss 5sis tv 1x,
n,,o,r,.t,o MATffEh & CO., Chicago.
w l. l. l y Il W 90 ID Ii n E
~ Commencing on t!e opening Of ,x.s1- -->
ts r. tss .1 1%n:sisS tea'.a7 a. ,1 ns" aI,S aa m
: tuck <p, for f,,<as*' will tbs Line IS
EtERI;RFEEfsiT 1:,,+ cr.1r,r,,x
HENTEE, Ca,t' DEnsos.
USTiIS Ai;i,S i'sr+ H-7r,r,
Te,-r f-hse.oo firm, tha 5n, ~ Lii xtrc .on:h S;
r Snsnrr1 + ~. " 49, IN Tnts.!aS Thuef.v mi
Sa,nni.r tyrnin-s Al nrck i,1nn j. III .nts IN fh.
Wet shay u Lake Michigan Af n1rth 1*o Kisers
aH9 ~, ~ aae1it;as. ,:i 1it :.
a. l4nEn bls q LadnF gsFen lroul az POTS On
M 81 ree.e @ ~ 1ke ~ ne''na' ' , ~" a.,sf @
.9 -. 'e I't.sp1 t1a* ~ ans @Asse1u ao
-'s~ nnaat4 nak1nu ~ toi5e :tI1es ana t.Haaa. @
Nouaeee a. SoHiHG"ooo "!sa
Thn Nnrtbcrn ft1ityav nf Can,da.
Inv 4sVAtHCi Ii AAlA"d3 VI td410ds
..E: al T"no1ts With
anE 1Nh.p -. - hnAtn ~
1.EE yT ti' STEs Il - sn M S;t istsa Enu
iEa.nen mi -. tr1n -1 =, :, ~ s'.-,h nj, ~
Vcrrunt T.utli R.1oad, fnr Eos"n AMI iEer,nedaie
points n the Vermont Central between okde'sauFsh aEt
isstnn.
IL s'oT .- Hit'{9 nE feEt'ay asa u!spatcn
lof IsssnESf ~ ftt' n:trten the eeEl anu Est
es ~ ~. ~ I'F,a'u H. ~ $40 , tH4 ''l1-A.
FoF Freight Or F;,e<aFe. h.{!y To-, !" ~
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rREAT WESTERN NAu,
~ 1n Eod7z Sod 1;er Sunday, April It'll, ,x, Passenger
1,;s !; fst Ws'' sea's 5 aasy
Fur F'cspvf Ga.aa, RaHsa 2 F:a Seon, 5sHs''i" anu
Passenger and Mall go an
Esa. SeHea Isis lid ssS@ sSa
7,,or 81 MOS f9i1os 4sH 5 oc,
il kaS i.ls:nssf " 's - w s:eoti:
~ Iwq Through l fns vii sse thu Central Depot at fav'
FUR dALESA. pCSLElrA LED IT. FACL.
Daily tsuuel,s e1ceitvd} Bis a.ld $50 PIN
TRAINS EASTWARD.
e41ts. 4.p CHICAGO rs,o. .4rro4p
Leave d. enc AZ: I stn4s7 n;f a5, io@. " ra' ,;sa ' m
Leave F,o, io:Sl an, aud SD tn,Ha,rivr IA chcaro
Lesss Ii Dtkse s as s' ts sn@.ve NJ in Chicago a, 81; an
1tase Jan.s u ~ Ks s3paDz anss Ia chs.go =,
80 pm. ,-r, :. 49,. r,.
4:iaaa: fsas 'ansSs At ''' pna'''T' IN Chicago At
Lev. r,,n .e5 ey,n s.saE1 a.n7eHr Il
ravvrreIs ii p:. 'he G!caa nd Shl.a.o l'n1ou
S9s q Wsy.a:; ,ea. *,seRas Ga; ri, leave Cen
% ths saSe sSei W Vie 51 H. e & ,1!e,n ,it Linz,
dl;s1sas ei1s: @ '$ss s.4 .4s VIZ. -ss'a .'''
=. e Il. t. Ticks, U:-,v corner .; Randolph snl Dear.
" G :se a nean M , S1Gs %s1 ne hsSeTe
eose a.u ~ @as Nsn'1' a ~. I!s i.re..
p NV. e,,o.,,..,. un.s - Ae3N-%6ts' = teAa7a1-
T. Il Il. t. ta1.s s0Gs.;sspayft GGcssat 4sfss Agent, ~
- :.
AiIllHfAN n NOtil titRN AND
wi 1akr st1our plr1 rn.n s..,o -.
a.: &C.: S:s e. Ss'''a r,,
ni.i isouS 10 nv 1Ms~ l.esol. 4atGae!ph1
os i, ,..it .S.nn, @ ovSss. iG:tao
~ eIs!sHSun !srett. -.IT8!a a!A oi1ao
!,.. IN +,t.,.s qua t's!! t'!e''' tEe1ad
uts ~ nt.t'soatn: 9stts y faet:t. tIes Lar
.ik;e. ~! ~ We l"nns III ehl!tF'l Ac% 1o:1 2hd
az ss, -" E:ta:0 st41t@
ooV a1a Aa aao oArc''h'aoiau6n va htd Nj Can liGt
oalS. S'haass cferrttI fc-aiEf lfteSo af -
pua. t'nnsesins Il AaT.an With s:.in rcacht.k ue-
y ~ ~ En- si.s'.esasas with t4@'s Gil 9f*.s
~. @eSesn H. r. Line.
soo an. SeE ln5k Express tia,ly ese:t sa:s!ay) v
Itosntn Ar I!Le. tsacn t"sdn Il *:ss I'm. and
lesnH asseT{ y ':la n Eae y rsE1.eS %tut TINS
oa NEfA western statFoao La"t*aea- a:u Al
iasa;s h.tcrloI IL CaEads. e;
ap pn1 Ntw losk and t.nEnn txtreA 1ats e1tnfE1FA
e1cepteij, via Old Michigan ft<t! Fts.l.rs II edo
pa, ,sala On Great Western RI
Connection made 1t C de and Ncn1oxslc ff al pcfts
, 1859-05-16
Conlnll5slnn mercbantB.

CULVER g. TAYLOR,
AGENTS Foi; N1C:,I,,AN HARDWOOD LUMBER
MILLS.
We can furnish the shortest n'iss al kinds 1t uard
Wtd Az! Willie N'rA LnGhrr cut 10 ILLS n !nwe.t c4sh
prttc; hiAte NJ. az suu:h W2iG. s1est Chicago III.
uIy1.3.lLaU-
, 1859-05-16
Z*KEN1E..E=-
HHlI11H11a.,


HANNlBAI AND ST. JOSEPH
- RAILROAD i now open tos tAs transportation #
ifsfnl ~ paengxIs Y ita length fo0! the Mississippi
81 e s. 1o't2S I'D yss ID ,ggs es;
NJ are fton 4see = fys dsys by tAkng thls
I'll i9ts snsat y most d!r rslihs I'd e1pedoos
tak thaa my other rrusl. From 1t. 1oeph sht Fort
hessns1 fVnt= ls lssouy ~ miles to Pl&e'a Peak
ahd f1a The Aasy6re CpsOf r Esduce ths distance 10
as mi!es.
steamer: leave St Joseph daily 10 Iowa Point Neb.1skA
CITY tsnas.a aG1s Council kud and south for Atchi4on
p9n}Rnaa q, LeaY;sEwo.th Weston .ad kanss City,
;qwns Of kansaa and Neb7aka. To Leeompton gy City.
Hickory Polnt and Oskaoosa connecting with line. To-
Ricy.
Mic aud tho Ess vii Ind th IN Ill nspec,a the NOD
as5sais quickest sid shortat route y Fixes Pax.
fas7engc5s fsnn Chicago s.a the Z. 3. g. R.R, maks
clog coHnecsoc. Al Quincy With bout for Hannibal.
fas enEr HarItHI Il 7op toy st. Joseph, Of ppos
arrival of p:leka from Quincy.
Fase Il low Is br aay t.:er route.
JOSIAH HUNT, Superintendent.
r. Il, GEpAJ. Geh1 Trktt f%s9
, 1859-05-16

TRUSTEES S-\LE.-Public No
l. tts hun - given :h.s i. Han. Wh-<sr Jtuaes
n SEEna !',1 II !s,i,t 'e n Trustee
t!.st LAY e M4rh H. ID. ll6. Samuel 4. FerA and
's.!.c, "Ait,sv. Al: r!rs III the Kec"rIsrs 0ncs
II s"1 t"usy Site u l,lt., hu. 81 peeI. numhes
ois- had'ei ard ST. tEe a4.;rt lal h.v IRE WIN
oEr4eon VI Aeftut in the ri t,asl prcmI,-
rY r. t's a'.:taled alr is Levu t Trust
atcrr.n 10 t:c ntE MI ee,t srr.f a,l.atpa ot
is:rsa a"ier # <ld -r., and the power
~ NIL tF:sk 1sl sutd rd- hi ts p1n-- therein
81 >AsA!AF I;r >hG.x # My 4. H. Ivy trs,.ren ths
!,,iss u III III t.4e tr,r AID fur tek In thS
A:rrn''s "f N4i lay. II tat mort, af tnurt House
~ t'r' ':f q thie':. .4 .aty " C1uk and stAas oi
+, ut: se! l. -!rrrn and twe.1 tt:f IN .he sub.
E.srn q! Il one u As y Gs.ck ninety
IT. tax se:A stt'n .ttGi, LIE Gy II T. County
Vi ts:k Al o:--:4 VI l1::.i, - >>'
, w. WHEELER, Trustee
, 1859-05-16
Aonep aud GrcbanQe

NONE1 TO I.OAN.-Wc Lend
As1 Aoae! n 1:e. E.tate Securities zruItrg fc:u IL
E4n:tls 10 twt. ytNrs.
Ne IG>e.s,:t t,s..etass f,orn,eTrIa. Notes.
Ns tree 70 yr lola~ ten re. cert.
iatestt:- HAN CHAMBERS i To-
DT1-y II 4"htk n rr<t t-hicA.o
, 1859-05-16

NTATE OF ILLINOIS, coon
Tenn a. 4 ~. .r.ss wlsssvsl % ~ sn,ly CT -
p..n ,h.t 80. aesesy given to the alI Emily Cha@s
ofiax 11s nf ~ ~ Atasimsnt +asued out of tie aH
cay II Aa: J. l. i.s. i :ss su: II tt Iii Jess Viii
a. IT, .n ~ si.e csfI'e u ,c ssd kr.ly tapmzuv
=, t:ae ..rr ~ naaa'sl a4 tortyd,e dollars d5ecseA
!<turaed a1ecoted ''' 4'~A sa-a WIN A2@ ese@
so~ !Asts:pr: aae., yoo. .h- .s,t Emily CHAPMAN.
LoaLt7 Gl.ruit tGcE. be.ra HE ~, - - = 80
terra thereof. 10 be ao!d2a !, the t. H - - H. ~ 1~
cf Clhea<o on Tie fourth Monday u Ms 4. n 1aa&
fvs arera bail aud plead 10 Tho md oi.n4tt,. 80.
tltaeat wl os 4n,xred aa.t you mi il frr -
Je.e Whitehead All: Of k,e YIo... ~ .tt.A1
u4ay ~ sufficient to att>y th@ ..lA ID, 1nc.t ~ %
ur... wv. /. cuCRrn. ch.s.
ETATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ oF COOK. =,..-t'!ruls cour, ~ Cruk Cvuntv-r
t>::x De:. II " W.i4n, nr.!skci SAMUEL UxLck.r
-. "l'it.n, r. DIi;sSer Flea ". Deieker nd iqt>
pr!::s u,'e!+ and sc!s Euasdau asn.usl T.. WILL
-a1n;-i'et:t!"n fer r-rtA!+n.
naLea lask -ea t:to II Me oacr Ut the eie1k sid
s'fci" t'lt NJ C1ek cna.t. hos!.e he5rh7 given
e u, itsatant4 thai d eunp!.insAs aI+t his pseoys
!.T Tscn in a!t Court "a the :L1:t &h dry II Apr ls;3
~ 'ctr"'l"tA. ret.EnahIe the fourth Xond1y
~ H.s ts"S.., - = - NV Tr9u'eu.
49,; T%;', % y.' 4, all defendants William Deneker.
aa..el ps'>ssr m ::llr r. rr.!t ket Ellen ~ Del
sks! anu JHa v lstc4rr nInor. x;t thrir guardian,
st. ~ -, ::.a .A! l.saaay s uh appear betuss
w. ~ ~ ~ ~ .'k uu'::y the ts>s d4y ul thu
IN t4t 1o1Ha AnEa4y II My l-a9 AID plead. *
!" sne I'D s''t a:alt. pet.tu. md hA
e1s ~ .:i :"'es tar.. All stated will he tsl
asco"r>+' a'i t.. 'se ctx:,d a:1l. you according u
.-. wM. l.. CHURCH, Clark
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Einaucinl.

NEW YORK, April s.-Stocks opened arm, but
closed heavy; Chicago and Rock Island So Illi-
nois Central shares &c II Illinois Central bonds 6 n,
Michigan Southern 1874; New York Central 75k;
Mil. and Miss. Z; Missouri 6's 81 L..
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Alexandria Markets.

ALEXANDRIA, April s.-Flour-Holden ash
s6 .25 for supsrfne. No buyers.
sales.
cOrn-smaIl sales Of prime white by weight at
sc.
Rye-Seles az S6c.
No sales Of oats
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New York MarkSts.

NEW YORK, April e.-Flour closed lower, STAT,
81 .95a$5 25; Ohio % tOas6 S. Southern S5 9a6 50
Wheat closed lower; Western red 81 iOasI a.
Corn closed heavy; mixed is nominal at sosssc
yellow s)asSc.
Fork closed dull; mess s17 .2Sss17.75
Lard closed dull at 1Ok alike.
Whisky closed steady at 25c.
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Raltimsre Markets.

BALTIMORE. April s.-Flour closed duh; How
ard street 50 Is; City Mill s5.75aeSe7.
Wheat closed firm; white Sis.
Corn closed dull; sales 200 bushels; white 7sa
"a; yellow sOae2c;
Provisions dull: bacon sides Q u; mess porkels ..
Whisky closed lower; Ohio at 25kc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-08

WATCH REruRNs.-Thos. Thomas, drunk; fine
and costs, S2.I5. Maria Sims, drunk and disor-
DERBY; fine and costs, S615; Charles Graham. dis
orderly; do. $6.i5. James Lewis, profanity do
s3.15. Five dodgers were accommodated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-08

THELATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Evening Bar.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival the Canada.
HAIirAx. April g. n a. m.-The steamship Can
ao., rom Liverpool the 10th March, hes arrived
Aestris eonsene 10 the proposed European Con-
e Is, r. 90 the -four other powers Piedmont and
IL is reported that Prinee N.no,soa viii r.nr..
sent France and Lord Maimsbury England.
Inc debate on the reform bsir is stlll progres-
edly be defeated on Lord Ra.ell,s not,oe o.
amendment. Lord Palmerston bovever had
promised 70 vote for a second reading. thsrehy
probably saving the cabinet.
Count Csvour had arrived st Paris.
THE MASEErs.
cotton.-Sales Of the week ~ ,ooo closing Arm
at an advance Of \ on ther Persiss quotations.
Breadstubs closed dull.
Money slightly more Stringent conscls ssx
ASK.
The Baltimsre Exseusiss.
BALINosE, April s.-As the hour fred fos ne
esecuuon Of Gambrill, Crops, Corrie and Cy-
pnm approsched, an immense coneourse az msn,
wards tse . ssr,o Dst The , ss: %
PeoPie mo crowded the hill tops, roofs Of houses
and every point from which sview could he OBJ
The gailows stands near the north wall of the
Jail and !. plainly visible from all the ground and
even the streets in the vicinity. The westher 10
cloudy and threatening rain but that doe not de-
ter the eager multitude.
lsEcoSD pIsPArcHl
The drop fell az ll:7 O'Clock, and the four Grim
inals paid the penalty Of their crimes 10 violated
laws.
All the criminals exhibited remarkable CON-
posure and nerve. Crops led in singing q hymn
on the scaffold, In which all Joined. Cambria,
in clear, loud voice, avowed In solemn terms his
innocence Crops merely said in a strong voice,
good bye. all. y Corric said nothing.
There was no disturbance during The whole oc-
casion.
Crops left the following note Ia the hands of
the clergy, with a request that IL should not be
opened until after his death. IL was written at
O'Clock this morning:
at was me that shot Rigdon, but have re-
pentcd Of it,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-08

The Rev. JAMES b. DoNELAS, who was for
many years the pastor of 81. Matthew's Church In
this city, has been appointed pastor of the Cathe-
dra1 at Chicago Illinois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-08

PATCHING UP.-we have noticed many little
piles Of sand and gravel in various streets and
enues during several days past, and presume these
to indicate the work Of street improvement begun.
1t is probably very economical plan for present
purposes, but whether in the end IL will be any
saving to the Corporation is a disputed question
Many believe that at the end of year il will be
necessary to do the same work again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-08
FOR RENT AND SALE.

DOR Rem Two commodious BRICK
l. HOUSES. Nos. 35I and $50 I street, fronting
o the south side of Franklin Square, Inquire AT
the office of ]. ). HOLLINGSHEAD, Esq. corner
OF 9th anO streets, at 401 9th street. between
G AID n. Rent SIS a month. pa-9i|
EOR RENT-A two-story FRAME HOUSE,
Il with attic. containing rooms. and a small eel
lar under the Kitchen situated c. between I'd and
81 streets. Apply at Mr.. WEBSTER'S (, next door
ap7-Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-08
MARRIED.

MARRIED,
Il BRY&N rs f56As SSi
Of this CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-08

THE MARY LYNCH mentioned in the watch returns
OF last w edncsday IN not Mary Lynch who resides
at the corner Of III and I'D SITS. IT.
HAVING JUST Returned from the North with a
splendid stock OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods
would call tn particular attention of the lad
of Washington and vicinity to examine NV stock.
! am daily in receipt Of fresh supplies. and do So
licit early call. F. +. MADDOX,
No. $40 18th st., doors below
ap8-1w Northern Liberty MARKET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-08

ONE OF TIRE most prevalent, and at tho same time
troublesome and painful, diseases that attend the
human flesh is the Fever and Ague. For a long time
the medical world have been continually bringing
forth numerous specifics for its permanent cure but
all without effect. Dr. J. Hostetter, an experienced
and celebrated physician, has succeeded in furnish
ing the public with valuable preparation for the
Of Fever and Ague. The steady aud ncr Iiy
demand lately made for the Bitters and the univer-
sal success attending its have made Tor it rep
utaton unsurpassed by any specific OF tbs kind For
the cure Of Fever and Ague, Dr. Hostetter's Cele-
brated Stomach Btters must and should claim
superiority over snv other preparation extant
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, ev-
where ap 6 cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-08

GRArutroUs ADvERTIsrSe-rhe Star ONCE is
constantly beset with applications to insert ad-
vertisements Of various descriptions gratutously.
The success Of the Star IL in the main attributable
TO the management Of its affairs strictly on bust
ness principles. 1t puts bread In the mouths Of
hundreds Of laboring people, and Its pecuniary
engagements are always promptly complied with;
neither Of which il could do If failing to exact
payment for every notice to the public that may
be offered for insertion in its columns To insert
yolve pecuniary sacrifice that would sooner or
later destroy its efficiency. Hardly a day passes
In which the pressure on Its columns does not
make Il necessary to omit the insertion Of more or
Ices advertisements, involving a positive loss A
desirable point IN conducting it is of course. TO
leave out thus rs few as possible, as well as 70
avoid the cost Of setting up advertisements with
out remuneration for them. Were Its rule In
this matter dispensed with. ability to make II
an acceptable newspaper would at once cease.
We could no longer so I'll its columns as TO enable
this section Of country, q s.-s ~ ,
The JuRy-This morning., at an early hour,
the Sickes jury emerged from their quarters at the
National Hotel and under the protection of the
court baili IT'S Dewdney and Mccartney took long
walk for exercise marching In double file, several
| squares north of the Avenue, and attracting AZ
much attention al military company without
| music would is-s------, p .f.ez,s-a, -.
THK SpkLKs TsIAL!-The very best report Of
this trial extant, as far As II has progressed can bs
fsnnd in tho Weskly Stas, which 10 now on ouI
counter, ready for delivery TO the public.
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MIR wento on to cite case in the practice Of this
court where certain witnesses lad bt en- before the
coroners inquest and retained in jail as witnesses
for tue Government. afterwards going before the
grand jury nitcd States witnesses, and an, r
wards suppressed by the District Attorney-the
Court had decided that those should be called aud
they were sworn and gave their evidence. He
supposed the other side would rely upon the deci-
sion Of the Court in the of Herbert, hut went
on To urge why that decision should not RI he now
He went on To comment on the course Of the Dis
uict Attorney in not summonng these witnesses
and said .... ~.
II suppose the District Attorney knows that
Mr.. Woodbridge was before the Grand Jury ,i'
Mr. Oald 81 don't know -
Mr.. Radcliffe. "or that Mr.. Walker was be.
fore the Jurym .rf.---.a
Mr. Ould. al don't know"
/ g. Mr. Carlisle, finterposingD SCI presume Oh,
Court is DWARF that there are two different wayi
! in which witnesses are brought before the Grand
/ Jury, as summoned by the United states and al
! volunteer witnesses" 80 = ..H .g.tr.u.-r
Mr. Ould replied stating that in this PROPOSE
tion to compel the United States TO put three Wit
nesses on tire stand two of them stood on simila
ground and one (Buttcrworth) on adistiRct ground
They wese aot summoned simply because thei
names were not on the back Of the pessentnen'
The speaker did not know what the gentlema
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-08

JEFFERsoN's BIRTHDAY-We hear that Mr.. p.
X. Goodloe, Of North Carolina, has accepted the
invitation of the Republican Association to deliv
er the Grafton on the occasion of the proposed
celebration II Jefferson's birthday, which takes
place at Odd Fellows Hall on the evening of the
18th inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-08

Qua READERS will see by an advertisement in
another column, that Mr.. Carusi, the owner of
the Washington Theatre, proposes, during the
vacation, to rent IT by the night, week, month,
for theatrical performances, operas concerts lee
Of which purposes, it must strike every one both
the central location and interior arrangement Of
this popular establishment are admirably adapted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-08

SECOND GRAND OPENING OF SPRING
- MILLINERY
AT STEVENS'S, $50 PENN. AVENUE.
On SATURDAY, the 9th of April, will open,
<fNfor general inspection, a full and com No. .
SfHpete assortment of SPRING anS ES<H
~ SUMMER BONNETS, of the very DIX
latest Partisan shspes and styles. Ladies' of Wa n
ngton and vicinity are most respectfully Invited to
call.
ap7st r. c. STEVENS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-08

CouRr OF CLAIMs-Yesterday John s. Watts,
Esq, opened the argument for the petitioner in
the case Of Preston Beck agt. the United States,
and on concluding, the Court adjourned until
Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-08

PS-Mrs requests the patrons of the ladies
before purchasing elsewhere, - she .esnIsail "a
cheap ii not cheaper than any other house in the
city, ap7-eoSt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-08

Be SURE you are right, and inquire for Mrs. Gard
ner's Indian Balsam Of I.iverwOrt and Hoarhound,
ifyou suff ring from Coughs Colds, Bronch hits,
Asthma or in fact any lung disease. 1t can be found
at all Druggists. ap6-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-08

SOn MCKINNEY I.ANsDALE, S0A
O%O AeFNTs FOR TrE O&O
PARK FIRE ms. co. n. r.-Cssh capital and
other Companies having cash capital Of epN
S3,0oo,ooo. Losses equitably adjusted and promptly
PAID. ..
EMPLOYMENT.
TF Persons wanting good Cooks, Nurfoa, or
other service would do well 70 call at oar sO8ss,
No. $40 7th street. near ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-08

QSTL0n Saturday evening lsst, April ID, e long
lards Hotel and st. Whoever will bring the =, me
to Wlllards', or At Mrs. hollands. No. ais
street, shall be literally rewarded, and receive the
thanks OF the owner. sp6Sts
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-09
In,.ess,,y Anniver.aRy.

NmbSebehy A00lVeks01ys
M. EDlIoR Having spent the past week In
your city, attending upon the exercises Of the
College. and being about 70 return to my hons
heighboring city. feel it due to he in
erests Of that Institution thAa shesld lave
nyestmonv behind Of the high Qualification
sHA ~hisb have participated IN the festivities
Oh The past few days. In my opinien no Coll
'ess Or other literary Institution % the Western
country iaorides - ample and rich feast, in
e0IOee'isa With IL anniversary, aSyour Un,ver-
city. The exercises commenced on Friday
evening, july LET, and we're ccosinsed through
soe iOresoons Of four days. In oil - different
eassea sndes@t direcfien Of I've different
saebess, passed insreview before the Exanin-
ng COMMITTEES and the audience. and an
prsusdtd hat ! epesk the sentiment Of all
saso ~ that the examinations evinced
'Aoreagh training on The part Of tsa1hera and
great proficiency aqeng the pdpils. Besl need
aos ~ more besss = the report Of TIE tx
en'n'ng Committee coon 70 be pubiished. will
soananiesse the facts upon this point. The
saafss Of Prof. Mixer, II Chicago Usiversity,
- sasafday night, vas decidedly entertaining
s'e nsuastive. hsogh regrss 70 say, very
'Aaay offended. 6osdAy morning, Prof. Allsa
s.ense - yearly FAcaity sermon 70 the
.sea shieh 20 - excellent production ~
aimed tbe best q advics for young msn.--
ssay night shs Annual Gsemoa before ths
~. Wa6ans Society, ioe Isqsirv, Va
rssssse = p. Lysd, iron ths text sAtght-
J. esss ssA'tssA sation." Hi sxhIt1lisa d
seps seaipaA psssp9av, asd