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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-22
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.

The Conferences Suspended-Proposi
OF Great Britain to France and AUS
tria ON Italian Affairs.
The Paris correspondent of the london Times says that
the Zurich Conferences suspended de acto for tho
present.
The Independence Beige says that England has proposed
to France and Austria European Congress Italian
affairs the preliminary basis of non-intervention by
force Of arms
Paris despatch of the 9th says that this statement is
not correct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-22
THE SAN JUAN DIFFICULTY.

The London Morning Post has editorial the report
that General Harvey had taken possession Of the island
of San Juan, Bellevue, in Puget Sound. II con-
siders II possible that another boundary dispute
may arise, and says that the occupation OF an
island which is still sub JUDGE Is the exercise Of power
which the British government cannot tameiy submit and
hopes that no concessions will be ado which are ncon-
sisten with the dignity Of the country the security OF
the gold regions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-22
SPAIN.

The Madrid journals say that the Emperor of Morocco
has declared traitors the tribes the who nsued
the Spanish Gag and promised to nAct exemplary chas
tisement on them. The Spanish government, however,
doubt the fuldmsnt Of this promise, and continue their
preparations for the expedition.
The English government had presented note, drawn
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not be disposed to acccde 10 the performance Of those
ceremonals of the Celestial Court which are likely 70 pao"
them in a degrading position. Besides these diculues
The stipulation Of treaty, which provides tat brnn
minister shall resident Pekn, will put the energies
utmost test. -,
Up 10 the time Of tho departure Of the mail no inell
gence had reached Shanghac o. inc
had reached by the squdron but as ten days the
time in which they ought TO have reached the mouth Of
the Pniho had elapsed, IL concluded that they had
saAd up the river without noestation
The North Chiaa lie aid, commenting on this great
event says-Thc departure OF the Plenpotentires OF
England Franco and America for Pekn for the purpose
of exchanging az tho capital the ratified treaties obtained
from the Emperor Of China just twelve months ago, is
unprccedencd historical event that must place on
record II Is le commencement dc la fn the step leading
10 the contamination Of that great change the policy Of
this proud government that it designed 10 undergo.
Driven from every disputed point by the allied forces of
England and France until the treaties ultimately
signed at nentsn, China must renqush its hold
and admit, as friends, into the To Ne Great Int
rior otherwise called the Tsz Kyn tshun or Vermlion
Forbidden City, the barbarans who have dictated terms
TO her We were slow to endorse the opinion now gene
rally held that the cortege will proceed without Interrupt
ton 70 the Northern capital We have only yielded
seeing tho force which England sends support minis
YER IN ms negotiations convinced that such demonstra
uon with the experience the Chinese already have It's
power To act necessary the best guarantee peace
The force which attends the mission would, should
tnk secure the peaceful entry Of the parties into the
capital but when the unwecome vsters proceed bust
ness and interview is demanded between the Emperor
and the ministers representing their respective soycrens
then will the artlness and nesse OF these accomplished
dissembiers come into action and the odds will be against
u.s. Indeed do not how, with all the frmness
expect 10 find in Mr. Bruce will be possible 10 get
the excuse that the Emperor is sick 10 receive them
unless II be by waiting until he RECEIVERS or dies.
From private that the Chinese at Shang
nae are Of opinion that all will not 60 smoothly with
the embassies and Of the European residents
anticipate row. Every believes that the Russians
are intriguing against Some recocct how they made
tool of the last American Minister, and anxious to
know how the one will get There is a rumor at
Shanghae that the most important article in the treaty
that providing for permanent embassy at Pen, is al
ready given up This is not looked very favorable
for future movement seeing that the Russians have
had there long, and is thought be further ind
cation Of their endeavors keep of the Celestial
capital; in fact, il is expected by that the whole
treaty except those parts which tell against U.S. will be-
come dead letter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-22
Yachting-The Regatta To-Day.

The fall regatta OF the New York Yacht Club will take
place to-day. The folio wing the official list of yachts
entered for this regatta
ENTRIES OF YACHTS FOR THE AUTUMN REGATTA OF
THE NEW YORK YACHT CLUB, SEPTEMBER y, 1853.
sLoops-THiRD cLAss-cosrAsIsG YACHTS MEASURING 500
SQUARE AND UNDER THAT AREA.
Aoonce TinTtro and Thyeeguarer Seconds per Square
loot
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ITALY.

The conclusion general the Continent that the
of Victor Emanuel to the Tuscan deputaon,
gard to annexation to Piedmont, preconcerted with
Napoleon.
The Council Of the different districts had officially pro-
claimed to the people of Turin that the Tuscan deputies
had presented deed of TO the Sandman 60
vernment.
The National Assembly of Bologna, the 7th adopted
resolution declaring that the people of Bologna desire
annexation TO the constitutional kingdom Of Sdnia under
the scepre of Victor Emanuel Bologna Illuminated
in honor of the event The Assembly also authorised its
President to present address the Emperor Napoleon
and King OF Sardinia, expressing sympathes Tor Veneua
and offering to make peculiar sacrifices in her favor
The Pope had been attacked with fever, and suspended
all audiences for several days He was recovering and
was about to proceed TO Castel Gondoho
A deputation was about leave Turin on mission to
the French government
II was supposed the Papal army was not in cond
,;on u, ac, against the of the Romagna led by
Garibald.
-th with great solemny. The Dictator Farni delivered
an address in which nc reviewed the history of the
Bourbons and terminated amid cries Of "vivi Victor
Emanuel!'' The city fete.
Several French journals had been prohibited in Sardinia
consequence of advocating the separation Of Savoy
from Piedmont.
Proposals were pending in the National Assembly or
Parma to confirm Farni ,tator and declare the ter
mination Of the Bourbon dynasty.
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SECTION xxxv of the consituon)-If any objection be
made with regard to the classification sailing yacht
such objection must be made in writing Regatta
Committee before three O'Clock r. NJ of he day after the
regatta.
ABSTRACT SECTION xI.-The measurement shall be the
product of the multiplication of the length on or
under the line from fore side Of stem aft side Of
by the extreme breadth wherever found
be in feet and decimas. II. MORTON, Secretary,
GEORGE L. SCHUYLER,
CHAs. ii. HAswELI, Regatta Committee.
j. HOWARD WAINWRIGHT
The course is from buoy off Owls Head L. l., to the
Lghtshp and back The soops of the third class will
get under way at ten A. NJ and the other yachts
afterwards, at intervals Of five minutes between each
class The limited number of all classes would
seem TO indicate want Of spirit pluck among the
yachsmcn What is the maerf In any event, however,
spirited may be expected, of the finest yachts
in the squad having been entered The prize for the
winning boat in each class is piece of plate Of the value
of $40
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Court Calendar for TIL ursdny

SUPREME CouRT.-Crcut-l9 2o5T, 5t4, i349 1856
2oSS, 1922 osS 2o6, 2o63 $685. 2o67, 2o69 2o1 207S
1926, 2055, 2o77, POSI-, 20s3
SUPRuME CouRT-General TUm-Motons
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the New York at this Port, Arabia at
Halifax and Nova Scotian at Quebec.
ONE WEEK LATER NEWS.
THE ZURICH CONFERENCES SUSPENDED.
Significant Article i'm the Paris
MOniteur.
Complicated Condition Of Affairs
in Italy.
WILL THERE Be AN EUROPEAN CONGRESS-?
The Great Eastern Out Of the Thames
and at Sea.
Spleudid Success xhuS Far Of the
Monster Steamer.
~~oJ>>--o>~~c|0S~oeoc<~oO~
The New Boundary Dispute Between
England and the United States.
~~~~~~~~o~~~~~-o~<e,~~~
What is Thought Of Gen. Harney's Occu-
patton Of San Juan.
>~c~~~.(>~1~~N~l~oo>~o~~~
T H H NJ "A II * II II .,
&C., &C., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-22

The population Of Milwaukee, by recent census,
is 81 400
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BELvIDERE, n j.. Sept 81, 1852
The trial Of Harden will not be commenced this week
There intelligence this morning from Dr. Chiffon
of yuur city, the chemist whose evidence be
necessary establish the fact that any murder all has
been committed The Court took up civil case on the
calendar, and the whole forenoon occupied in
hearing dry argument about re-opening judge
ment 1t was confidently expected that DR.. Chill
ton would arrive at noon, and the fact to
be announced by the ringing of the Court House bell
The noon train arrived however, bringing neither DR..
Chiffon any from him. and the Court adjourned
to two p NJ Various rumors and surmises were current
in the village, among others that Dr. Chiffon had sailed
for Europe, and that he had been sent to California
DIR. CHILToNs ILLNESS ANNOUNCED.
On the reassembng of the Court the afternoon At.
torney General Dayton and said
May it please the Court-We very much re
greet to say 10 the Court that the State is
at this time, owing TO the absence of very important
witness who had been suddenly taken ilDr. Chiffon OF
New York city, the chemist who relied make
an analysis of the contents Of the stomach and other
organs of the deceased Mrs Harden. Your Honors will
at that this testimony of character thas we
could not well dispense with and that be supplied
from any source other than the chemist himself is due
to Dr. Chiffon that yesterday he rather his son
Washington Chiffon for him. eegraphed to the prosecutor
in this case as follows
NEW YORK, Sept 20, 1859
To Joseph Vhet District Attorney.-Dr. Chiffon is sick
in bed He wrote to you to-day.
WASHINGTON Chiffon
We despatched messenger to New York yesterday az
ernoon after the Adjournment in accordance with the
instruction of the Court and from that messenger we this
morning received this DESPATCH
New YORK Sept q. 1850
Ihave seen Dr. Chiffon, but he is sick. j. WILSON
The letter referred to in the first despatch hold in my
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-01
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NhisA Qply feiisss shs pses@ss q tssahse p sssn.
PziN and setea, and q :, -
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SEES1E REF si, re =, .s
s,s; Pss Y sss ,ss -: ...,ss ss ys. .n4
= .S,
.dssisi... ssvna MRS. dassIf vzILsD.i q
tscf ~ ca rusE dwINsLow,sIslsn.sse a.:i, ,..s ed
N:Ss. ssd e = t.s SOOTHING Insane:
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hsks.s ssnmssd.dcs q iu aagieal sfsess ana .sde
We sPssk IN .his nstier. WHAT yE DO krow,
:s:s aMr Sgr ~
frsa pau. ad exclamation. relief win bs feusd n 6ess
svens uinutes after the syrup y adanistsred
This y.lasbs i the Pssssspiise Of q u
land asd bas bssA used With KsvERFAiLfra sUccrss
THOUSANDS OF CASES,
ooy fsievss the child from pain hit insrofsfes ID
sso.eA azd bowels, aesdy, aud srss tone and
s.srgy sh0ie syssm " III afsst ssssntfy rstswS
GRIPISs IN THE BOWLS AND WIND iCoLFc,
and yisi.ns, xheh IL aa spssdiiy tsmeded
ssp AMI 3 ssar FOR Sps y ,ss sons5 ss
IN ali easss of Dss-l CHILDREN llNr ERV and pIzl
.s.s m%a as ~ TEETHING is. .ssss .s
We would sy every nother Who ban s6id sf
ferng from any Of the fore going eompaints-Do LH1
,yoUa PRIJubIcxs, NOR ,1Hk PREJuDIcEs OF o rHERs
:,ss estsss yo.r @s.rng child and ss rssf ls. .il 3
timey used Full eots for using win
cukTs PEExiNs New Sesi, . 8: osiss: sIsHp.s s
s1a no Ss Ssssr % srssa ssss r
PSee ouly Is Cent? Per Eottls. &C u-dkyly
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A scouspssI Dsrserrp1r ne !; DAYTON
Joufnsl We kasd Zs.aeresys seu6e pssticul.tsin
hill. HemphiII, uadef conj,1lsion ma y sy6Id
imprisenment, married IN bsytsn, on he "a of
september lsat, widow whs1s hs h1x dsoeivsd
and ruined, md .imlnedfately aftss The scsremoay
teok bss to ths la1Ayst1s HouD, where ~ IN
h9, nn6 di& cot tsetnrn, and she has never sesn him
since Af TIE 1nme tia1s That mia ankis OIL wa
In 70 re- be had made an arrsngementto 70 marry
another widow, whom he had perspsaed to meel
him At Springfield, the very day after be was mar.
ried In Dayton, under the circumstances above
nsmed. eTha friends % hin sscoiA faaSs, how.
s.ss di.sssnsd the PprPosss and psevsn'ed the
He was courting third widow living In Day.
ton, snd naally usins< NJ essssns % n1sssy him,
He pesDun0ed hos f0-lso him have oboat eco n
money, which she had saved, on the peetenee oi
making preparat ons for the nuptals, and assuring
her that be had Just bought farm near Dayton,
ne fan on with her money sfter be was married Il
tie woman hfst named Il IL wen understood thai
two young women. living In Dayton and vicinitv,
WsEs thes s0bjech 0f his sttentieas, end Ne fecipi
ents Of bis promises to marry.
since his departure LISTERS have been received
ceztifn2 the deceptions In other places One In
stancs III given Of his engagement to lady who
6xed, the company embed , bat the expected
| bridgegroom turnedupmIning, Apothef instapcs
isssthe enHcafed by letter OF bis glgeuent Is an
6thef woman. living sog1e. distance from, here :
making u lssven whs haso sufEecea from hil
machinafions. Hemphill 10 about % yeaSs Of AZ q
near feet high, heavy eet, and, dark complsxion
He bad beenliyi In fhe yicinfty of HaShsmans-
villo f6s about two years<a WhenFlast heard ffon
hevo sf bealoontAines ns ssses = ssassasag
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NoTIcEt im Q elru,oviY,

REMoVAL, tsesessyJa .,aiS
The undsrsisnsd respectfully informs his friends
and customers generally that he hss removed 10 MS
iArse and slssant ssallishment--No 30e Pa. az.
enue, between 9th and 10th streets-whete he viii
be bettes abl6 To- 80 ,ommodate ell who may favor
him With their custom. The stock at the new store
ntisfed Il cannot b agr grpsssed. = T
The largest stock ~ It's kisd erey offered az setaN
s Afsays on bard sysry VARIETY style. CLASS, finish,
chI5s and Bronze Ornaments, Papisr Msehe and
Pearl Goods, 49, 80, = !, ntEa59
EFsnes Baskets, Fssnch end Enslish Pefansfies.
Card Card Cases, PostemOnnaies, 9 l5kt Et set /
Portfo ios. DdQr Rcye.. Fans Of alI kinds, ss ss
6fushss sad Cosabs, Rocking Homes. -, $ IL
CEs.s Men, BscE ssmmon, Dom.noes,
&tetionefy, Eogsavfnke, Hair Pins, Heal Nets,
PlayinE and Visiting Cards, Chidrsn's Gsmes. [
to sns Gs u su
oid snd y9pnss: Is:,, .,.,.x 90 !. q q.
most varied and eoInpfets assertnent OF 6ns tsnoy
Goods ever sxhlbitsd by any retail sstsbiishmeni
Rsnsn6si tAs nams and supbes-
no . Nv NO sos Pa sv. bet stR And 4 is icsh s;..
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No. FefIcE: WOW. vor,cv,si = ~ NOTICE. -
!. - M. WILLIAM fnf6f fsns mis- castom *
M n HJSSs sJ5sSSS6I yibf PARIS
suissbis fSf sSs@ @ sesscn ms 70 s lsass sfock
Of Ersnek Gcods Purchassd By him m PAris, con
ss5ik q ylESs sI fsf Ff6wHs 6Seiss 22fkkkfb 2kkb
ment'ofFANCY ARTICLES. -
: Dresses madsin the iatsst Parisixn style q
g tsdies Wishing goods dHeetffyp Pans mag leave
orders wlth CdEA3T S.H. .WiLLiAN,
no ~ SWfayat e8 - 4nsge 81 merket space.
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CRANDELL. 'oPf!cF4E,. EsI57L ! 30

CRANDRLL.s s0PffCTzN,. ssa27L 1s5'7ass
~ lafi3zssa. Ne 19er Pridfs m, Gssressevn.
plassI9 h. I9eesst{ q :aa lssss s.sertnsss q
sorsd, !, and Al etkss 6PE0Ik kffi1ES, ofk ~
the bet N gold silver. stes md GermAz
Hssw slasses q sksm oetssr - = no is-iy
&c .last q gFUKs FUResi FURsa. ,sisaP y
Has roy rsady <os sele q elerAai
spd vell manufactured sssortment Of LadisF Frrs,
Z s!ink fehls Ssss. asssa5 Fitch Sta ts.asis
sa BsssSssS:sy SsssS vssss so9u. sssr MAX
Eyery arhcie 80 reprsssnted, sd geld 8 excssd
- e Is Sc soln Isa sdss &. S.s4ssssss. aSs
DH1LADELPHIA pRAUGHT AI1E.-Tbe IN
L dersigaed respecctfully inform their cd ceetom
ers and frerds IN general thsr they hive mAde sx-
teAsive srrsnfsmenss IN orderf % suSpiy then fith
Hpesss Cqulns y co.'s SqpssiG h0RAue11
xLE xhieh fcr The esst - kss bor9s the rsPsts.
recstying two yefw wssk iaegdss - hAyl
itcen.tsnty On hand and u viii be sold, m whole
or half barrcls, ct B4ltimore prices. for Cdsh o.
dsifesrg. As We seil this De only on ooEmissiOu
our terms will be ,risidly adhered to-. eatisfsctiol
sasarsnned In eveEy instance. psov1ded notice oi
.x1,s,g% 1R,s,nsstis I'm; ALEs., PpRTER, Ard Bt0YN
ported. at from "a % 8 pr en- dsiisess1 Il
any psrt OF GeeFssteva, Wsshingten. OF Alexan'
oo1l ~ - 81 Grsen stfess, Gso5sstora.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-01

20 BLIks HowE, JE., the lqeky fellow whS geis
one of tie oddities on Bfoa4way. He fsthe per-
son4&e whom no tisit0r to cfty can fail to see,
dresSed IN = Qu~kes-cut coax vhih cfavst, ard
almost extinguished under gigantic knt, which
might hass. Assn esmpssfss,sf e ths sapssnst-
ufsf helmet In The aCast1e Of Otranton - beneath
this hovs q heaxg s1reann az rich brown hair
reaching 70 the shoulder blades, and Inviting
which have, with dihcuIty ,rssistsd on many
eeeasions. Mr, Howe was the inventof Of the
sewing machine, though he II not now engaged
In it manufacture. HIS present income II derived
.from Ave dollzr commissions, which other per-
PAY for The use of his lock stitch principle.
His patent runs out In two years; and Sffsnge 10
~, ,Shs naBufschlress are snxions . have Il ek-
1D6ded IN. y. eorvsposd<nesgfr thss cSdssstsx
fsyssfy. I, 1.s.s-.. ss,.s - s..sss
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no 3 Al bss.ss1W W ALL, STEPHENS & co. I
DRESsURE IN THE MONEY MARKGf. .
ge.s. .ss 80 4 GREAT siCRIPICE Or
DRY GOODS.
W. W. BURDETsTE ~
WILL OPEN FOR siNsPECTI0NiANDs SALE

astsa ~ y - - -
WILL OPEN NFORsiNsPEcTIoNiAN SALE
So On SATURDAY MORNING. Nov. sssh.
the following Goods, uz:s.seD s.isaefsssss.t !
- S1lks, Dress Goods. ssa
Six 4 HSbs. S.bs e 1 81 uar price v
Rlask sins; Of al sfadss, Is per cent. less tha6
seoe sss 40 sdR snd hxh ooo-ed Mou.,n De.ins
q lsx cents, such . have bssn selling ali 'fAis
E:HIis NJ 2s:s:' s.s {
IS piscss Plain Msrinos, ranging IN ps,se from IS
yalspci. Re6sp ea|y ss. q Z aya .Agaq
s.s ss.s & 3 Cents per such
so pis,ss ofihe best Amsrissn csleoss at 10 CENTS
Aop''e's medium saa''s' Calico 4 s1kpErrE. sS m !
e II ooMourning E0eds.s AZ AZ Z
s:. 4 sssssis: z. sss'' ...
..,ss I 49, 81 Z shas,vy,s sv - Z 's''D III
30 ans sssda heavy WoSleu'' shavis. rsnsiur in
g;ssAs ii'ssA sFsS As .s .sssr q
- ';..ssssC - - Clssis CIeaisss.s - i
ss sss's,sf nae o''.e is Eds'
- sW0yen Hoop skirts.
ssI,s rss tiss; isss
sA1ts ovpf tRyseseass h4a .kl4g & = DO NE A1fss
issaO Otarpetfmg from Auction.
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ss s.ss 3, sSsi ';ss ssssJ.s
sss''a< 10 sdd'essl sxPsnss p ~ nSHSbsTrE SqiIsssf
gsS f!iI3E sPseEs af
,AI.shss s.Lo.s seos. have sssn psr0As-sd in tho
:., s:isss, :sd ass$: p s:S :s::s$s
oost sPaa sovsnce o. nse per cent ABOVE
r;ssssiss s Ga,t sel:s ss s.:a 81. = .sss g ,s'ss
|. sssss ! sNs.asrSS Y. 5ssgsss 5sSEgSiEsfsk Sisss (.
36 GENTRAL STORES. 06
iss~cIolKss-czDzKssEc1oxKsg e
M ss. m s. &Sss;Es,sdE5ays$ - s, 'd4 ne; e; p,,.,,,i
IN g. g "a 9 4: z Sssf sss sie,i
sas - SlDsks 2sss 9 s1s ~ sszIs g&'A 'y s
We hsys sisoH large :tosk Of shayl N svsrys
s.ssmsr: s. ias ias'ssd Il % . q dy.-
ss oar 7. .,sssk =. so ssss
!: IS s.' 50 $ ". = sIksx 20;
gqLDxsE1 S 81: ....''s !. ,;,s q
ArrLss' ieeskkxR ieeskkxRSSss sIS( eIss 8 -, { 4,
~; s;;;:;;ss:s: :;i: u: ,si:::::: =: I: $,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-01

N fbHlf'moref ana TO-DAY We n0e1ce q new way
they have Of buying q thing. On Monday even
jng, about5 s'clSck, Stranger called af tue iws-
ling of Mr. yzckson Mus1elpszn, No. 50 Chew
stsset. near Aisguith.i and finding that Mr.. ~
& his sl.ssl With visw Of purch.sing q. llis
pleading snanaefs induced compliaics with his
vishea, and sftsr IN examinatioe hsretrpsd it 70
Nm. M.wish the remark thst hs would ses her
n,eass bad elspsed before be came geek, nying
that be had zen Mr. n. ana had pait him fof the
sr0ck, which was. given up to him. IL = short
Z ssS :. sssss isis q sSs ssu.ses.es = 81 y SsnSd
lles hs - sesa sdssitly swisdlsa - ,.s ss1s
P e asy atss,
sgsaezs lvss - before thsa. nd an ~sre Ps
9 insd r. psrAks 9 ffeely . they wisheG The
Rsv "a; 2yst nd sssss yaSls sa3ee ss5ss.n "a g
who was also present addfesasd thenn. Alfogst6-
-, 1h1AkeR1vfnS passed OF much more pleesank-
~ 70 The inmates q The penite1tssy fhan could be
e3Reeted vtthia rsisess yslla- 3 sslsy 6. 8
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-01

!. fEr man mined Tbounas Rock bought a
stand In the post once lobby sf CHE CO. Ansng
fhechanee returned was Canadian half penny,
which paDes eun1ats Uhi0gs IRE ssme as an
Ameficsn cert .Beck refused to receive ft, and
the paper vtndsr h4vfugi no other oheref him =
psnhy postage stamp He would not take that,
But Ish, and going before Republican magiS-
tsaee icommenced On action fos one cent. Con-
ton. Roche did mot APPEAR before fhe ma zistrate.
I who rendered judgement seainst him fos one ept
damages with cost added. Rock Immediately
swose out m ezecution, which was placed Ia the
hands Of q coustable This faactionary procured
ayehicle and went to Roche,s place In The post
once. Without making any demand, o. Offering
4 word Of explanation. he proceeded to tumble
The books and papers into his vehicle and carfy
them or. Roche, 10 save his property nom de-
structioa upon this execution s4ainst him for one
cent, got an attorney and appealed the case. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-01

N. Y, sssignor to Joha w. Hsyt. q same place
For design Tor hooe elelis. zkS1eE = - 'sai q
Additiosai Pyoesss<sts--W. W. Holman, q
Eddyville, Ky.--For inpssyemeat = straw cut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-01

g DRESS. AND BUsiNESs
VI SUITS, comprising al the latest styles aid
! no s5 = :. 80 -. WALL. STEPHENS & CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-01

EOR RRENr-Members r of Congress or families
Cad very haadsomeA APARTMENTS Pnrlose and
Bed room, each 6oor Of three stDries, with nee
esssry ont IN that spseious dwelling lS1
street tween q and 9Th iJests, CONVENIENT 10
For terms, apply ia per5on 1t the lsv once corner
OF &h strest ahd LoEsiana avenue, near City Hall,