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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-07

EOR SAl.E-A very desirable DWELLING
y HOt 81 IA GeoTgetown, situated ON Gay St,
between Green aud Mont gunIery. Apply for infor,
nation, at 81 18th street, betxee and X, Wash
lngton. uar 4-luvs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-07

HE NEW THIRD ASSISTANT POSTMASTER
oENERAL.-Mr Zevely, the new Third A.sis-
'an' Postmaster General, has grown old in the
service OF the Department, wherein for some
years past he has occupied the place of great.
est trust and responsibility, next after the no.
siti0n oil an Assistant Postmaster General. He
Is gentleman Of few words, great indu.trv
and caution, excelient sense and scrupulous
rectitude of eharacter-qualities which 81 hin,
eminently well for the satisfactory duties Of
the position. We do not know that Mr.. Zevelv
has any particular politics. In the course of
perhaps twenty years acquaintance with him,
we never heard him open his mouth on DO.
litical topic. His selection under the circum-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25
WHAT OUTRAGEOUS LANGUAGE.


The Southern Confederacy, Demo cratic paper
published at Atlanta, Georgia, can stand the Ad-
ministraton no longer. In late issue it pronounces
against it thus
Save and except the foreign policy and assevera-
tions in the message of President Buchanan, (Which
have never been carried out) his administration, as
far as the South is concerned, has not only been
blank cheat fraud, but Of rreparable injury.
His Kansas and Nebraska policy has been most mis-
chievous and detrimental to the most vital interests
of the South. His object has been to hold together
the socalled "National Democratic Party that is
now aboitionised at the North and down rodden and
rejected at the South. We then call upon them to
shake off the shackles of party subserviency and
arise in their might superior to demagogues cheats
and political parasites.
To which the Nashville Banner adds, s.better late
than never The people in the South were suf1i-
GENTLY warned in 1856, that the Democracy only de-
signed to put upon them blank, a cheat, q fraud,
and an irreparable injury, but they would be dupes
and victims and they are."
Well, pitch into "od Buck" Who cares? We
don't, and presume the people generally of our
opinion. He has few, if any friends. We doubt
whether he enjoys the respect affection of dozen
intelligent persons and even those who bound to
him by the ties of selfnterest feel that they being
daily released from their obligations, his term
draws towards its close. However, "its Of our
funeral.' Consequently, we are not going to write
an article, when we only intended to refer to the
fierce Democratic objurgatons above quoted.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25
ID Z ii Ds

On Wednesday. 24h inst, at ~ o'clock p NJ CLEMENCE
MALAkD wife OF Lafayette Foge In the Gath year Of her
age
The friends of the families Of L. Fegsr and F. Malard
respectfully nvied to attend the funeral this evening at
O'clock from her late residence No. Hercules street. be
tween Clio and Erato streets
On Wednesday 24th inst, O'Clock P. NJ, EDWARD
HALLARAN, aged 70 years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend
his funeral which will take place this afternoon o'clock
from the residence of his mother Of Second and Annun
citation streets, Fourth Dis rict
On Monday the 22d inst, at O'Clock A. NJ Hollywood
Place, Mobile Bay, Ala, FLOkIAN DENTzEL. aged II
months only son Of Aordecai and Rosalie L. Abrams.
The friends and acquantances Of the family invited
attend funeral this morning 10 o'clock from the resi-
dence Of his PARENTS Race street, between Magazine
Constance Streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25
THE N1cARAeuAN TRANSIT.

4 The Nicaraguan Transit has been closed to the
world over three years and halt the last journey Of
mails and passengers thereby having been accom-.
plished on the 18th OF February, 1856, and now in
1859 there is at least prospect that this period of
wrong will be at an end, and that the route across
the Isthmian territory at that point will again present
the aspects Of hustle which characterized this popu-
lar avenue of travel previous to the troubles which
closed It. Intelligence has been received that the
new contract taken out to his Government By Gen.
Jerez has been ratified unanimously and signed by
President Martinez, though official communication to
this effect had not yet been formally announced in
this country The new company is entitled the Cen
tral American lnteroceanc Company and has val.
liable privileges. The charter runs for sixty years
and the Company are allowed six months to put the
route in good working order-a much longer period
than s requisite for the necessary preparations can
be made in a few weeks and at cost, stocking the
route and every expense included of some $3.50 000
Mails Of all nations to be allowed free transit and
Company are to pay the Government of Nicaragua
dollar and quarter per head for every passenger
over six years of age-under that no charge. On
goods merchandise, treasure etc. three per cent. of
the Isthmus freight is to go to the Government
small matter.
The Company to whom this contract is given are
uvuuu W VI cltutT Siue, put tney can
make good thing by agreeing to favor such party,
Of those WHO may propose to put ships on the route,
as will arrange to pay to them the largest con-
sideration in the way Of percentage Of steamer re-
ceipts The first bid for the favor of the Transit
Company will probably be submitted in the shape of
the standing Of the $250000 expense of putting the
route in order by some one of the steamship COM
modores indeed, it is altogether likely that the
Company itself is neither more nor less than one
OF these saltwater magnates, who has been the
sh.ewd monkey to use the cats paw in getting the
grant out OF the fiery opposition Of Nicaragua,
country IN which the genus steamship commodore is
about as popular as q fox in hen house. Garrison
Is oil readto put his ships for the Pacific service
but 1t is not very clear who is to take the Atlantic
work in hand, and though Marshall O. Roberts. the
present contractor for the mails to Asninwa,l ia
spoken Of as being prepared to make arrangements
Vanderbilt is more likely to be the individual. Il
would not be an astounding development should IL
come out that this Napoleon of steamship commo.
dores is, after oil, The Central American Inter.
oceanic Company itself. There is every reasonable
probability that the Nicaragua route will soon be
opened and that the interests of travel and com
merce will experience that benefit of wholesome com
petition which will afford relief from the grinding
, monopoly which operates via Panama, and has don,
such ncacnlable injury to transit trade and travel
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25

y SALE OF A WHITE WOMAN TO NEGROES IN MAS
sAcnusETrs.-We clip the following item from the
New Bedford Times:
We have reliable authority for stating that white
woman was sold in this city the other day to negro
ior the sum of $50. She remained in his services for
DAY and night, and then returned by underground
railroad TO her master. He sold her shortly after.
ward TO another negro for the sum of $50, cash down.
ms selhng OF white women to negroes is not occa-
sona nnt IS almost an everyday transaction, as we
veteran but defunct town crer Tom Williams y
used to say, so may with iathfulness be said now
"Git along in you Is just as good as usn There is
no such slave degradation in the whole South, as will
compare with doings on some of our own streets
reckoning up from the street that runs parallel on the
East to No. IL - -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25

HOMICIDE IN DELAwARE.-A quarrel and fight
occurred at lager beer saloon in Delaware city on
Saturday night, the 18th, between sailor named
Jack Brown and shoemaker named John DewIin.
both single men, in which the former was whipped.
Brown followed Dewlin home unperceived and on
the way cut him horribly with a large knife Dewlin
desperate character and who had just returned from
three years cruise, was arrested.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25

inst. young married woman named Nichols was
burned to death at Bridgeport Connecticut in
quence Of the bursting Of can of burning fluid, with
which II is supposed she was endeavoring to kndls
hre. Her face was burned to crisp, andher body
badly scorched, causing instantaneous death.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25

Fnu or 1859.
The undesgned have Just received choice lot OF
FRENCH CALICOES,
FOR LADIES' AND cHILDRENs WEAR.
-Also-
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
IB n ~ Z. lx 81 - aA - I.
-C0NPRsINc-
BoMBAZINEs,
TAMIsES
MUSLIN DE LAME,
CHALLIES,
MERINos, etc.
E. REILLY Il CO.,
aus 2pSt l26 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25
ssWorth Read1ng nnd Thlnking nbont.
jy2s cp1y


ks-The Eagle Cotton Gin Company nre re-
ceivng supply of their Gin Stands by steamer and
hope be supply all orders from Merchants and
Planters continue guarantee Gins In respect
and 1t well established fact that the Cotton gnned on the
Eagle Stand brings THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE The
superior of all other Planters
in sending orders should be the hand molten
of the Gins they require.
All orders by telegraph will receive prompt attention.
Direct all letters WM L. GUSHING, Agent OF Eagle Cot
Gin Company 81 st. Charles street, New Orleans.
ano2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25

BIG LUNCH o,DAY-Let everybody who is hungry
and thrsy to-day between 10 and o'clock to Beards
ece 4od Leses Street, and indulge in the little Neck CLANS
and ether decacies which to all comers This is
the usual style Of lunch this popular establishment but The
usual style is magnificent. See the advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25

Ka-Only $4,000 for twenty horse Engine
sAw MILSteam Engines and Boilers, with Circular
Saw and y-four inch Saw, manufactured in the most
will be sold st the low price of Two Thousand
Dollars, the Eagle Cotton Gin Depot, No St. Charles
street, wM. H. CUSHING, Agent.
Send for a Circular. au22 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25
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Anniversary Events--August as.

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I vLAvn rRADn COMPROMISE.

4 55. Z, . -. r,p /. s,ra ssnnrpm06YSD, II
= Y 80 = ~ = .s -. s------
Eyesy pollsician has hh eyee WIGS osa ~ s1v -.
that ~ reopentngot ~ smve Iaos y ~ 80. 1.e's
toprovs most wosnl element o. a.eooto ~ ,ne
m Convention, whers vcry ano inhuens@a
minority viii Be present % ssanu upon TUG sMrmauVe
and combat for the cause On tne exstemls. Wnom
they represent Dooslas mas already announced, 10
his hla6 and manly WAY, and with an ouupoken
Searles1neas snas femlnas OF Uld hickory, thas ne
cannot ssano upon pssIofm Wncn Incorporates snat
plank ana snefe y no man VINO can, with the least
chance ot uniting the southern vote and getting the
requisite amount Of assistance from the North TO
ensure election there Is no man who can stand
on that platform and command the entire Sootnefn
vote, for an important minority Will not come IN.
Therefore compromise must be devised which wan
90 away with this antagonism and bring tne oppo
nents together by each abating some Of tnen aone
sion, and 80 meeting midway, neither slde " giving
up and coming over" but each seemingly accepting
. concession, and that concession marking OUT 'ne
middle course-that U medic tuf'ss'musO's .nrousn
which the Southern candidate Gan at1ep' 'no o'e''
throw OF Seward BACK hepuDncanlsm.
such compromlse muss g aev'seo, snu " no''el
expedent may be MT upon % snppyM .nan 70 moor
porate the abrogation q see treaty wnicn Dnos ne
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~s.,,s sos,h.,ss. sccsn, and Gladly and Donu,ss
~ ". 80. ss..r,,s, Nor,hern cons,itnencv could
~ h.s..ts = No. .hsr,sslv.s nnon the platform
-h,ah ;..,,asa = pnt d 4 ~ Fre. State voters
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25

ns~Thc Eagle Upright Saw MIL, with
eight Saw fifteen horse Engine Boiler complete
will sold for $7C0 large size Mill with twenty horse
power Engine Boiler etc. complete at soo AT these prices
the machinery will be delivered board of steamer in New
Orleans.
Terms of payment CASH CITY ACCEPTANcEs.
payable in 3, 6. or IL months with interest.
sx22 2pn VIM. L. CUSHING, 81 St. Charles st.
R IN The best Sewing Machine Is the Grover
kER-hey hem fell gather and stitch in the
and the only machines in the marte that
eo well and simply made that they be sent into families
with 9th, instructions than contained
which accompanies each Machine and from which child Of
years readily learn how them and keep
They make upwards of fifteen hundred stitches miEute
and will do the sewing OF family cheaper than seamress
can 1t EVEN IF SHE WORKS AT THE RATE OF ONE
CENT AN HOUR. The Southern Agency is located at No.
II Camp street su27 2ptf
AF MLane's vermifuge in Texns-Hear
what the proprietor of the Star Hotel has of the
derfu effects of M'Laue's Verrnifuge:
STAR HOTEL, Centreville, Texas Aug. q, 1854.
Mesrs Fleming Bos-I feel my duty make the follow
ing statement Several Of children have been unws for
the lah week two. called at theBig Mortar get
Oil of Wormseed and other truck to give them for
worms The Druggist recommended NLane's Fermfuge,
prepared yoH having heretofore tried every veuge
ia knowing without advantage told him worth
whe children appeared proof against them all. He
said to take bottle and offered If 1t done good refund
the money. To satisfy him done and the effect
much better than expected that another bottle and the
suit most astonishing Three of children discharged
great number Of the largest To young
man. my mail carrier, who weak puny and poor
SNAKE for month two doses, which brought
from him least pint of what is called stomach
Strange this get 1t is true preachng
How the boy stod It, long he did with ten thousand
Bots gnsvng at his stomach is the greatest wonder 10
All these doing WE'LL No doubt the lives Of
thousands of children have saved by the timely
this extraordinary medicine. Don't fail give trial
THOS. R. THURMAN
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. NLANES GEL
| EBRATED VERMIFUGE, manufactured by FbEMING
BRos Pttsburg Pa All other Vermifuges in comparison
worthless Dr. Lanes genuine Yermifuge also his cell
sbrated Liver Pills. be had all respectable drug
stores None genuine without the signature of FLEMING
BROS Sold by sCoyIL L MEAD, Ill and lis Chartres
street, New Orleans Wholesale Agents for the South.
au22 2p6t&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25

suIcIDE.-On the evening of the 18th inst. Jacob
Beisser, native Of Switzerland, committed suicide
in his room in New York boarding. house by dis
charging pistol into his mouth. There was no ap.
parent cause for the act.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25

FORTRESS MoNRoE.- This fortress, in Virginia,
mounts 2s5 guns, which throw at one discharge
All pounds Of iron. It has also le mortars and
siege howitzers. The new fort commonly known as
the Rip Raps, will, when completed, mount los
8inch columbiads and 81 42lb. guns, all casemated,
and s l0-inch columbiads and 46 9inch do, all en-.
barbette These guns are Of the heaviest class. and
capable Of throwing an enormous weight Of shot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25

a GuANo AND CEMENT.-M Messrs. Kearny, Blois 4
Co.. @ Magazine street. offering for rae Peruvian gusns
ard 2esendals cement See advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25

AN ISasNious CoRREsPoNDENT-The Richmond
correspondent Of the Petersburg Express processes to
have seen magnificent doubieheaded live eagle
which Is to be forwarded by Adams & Co.'s Express
70 the Austrian Emperor as q present. The two
heads, he says, are clearly Defined and seem to be
perfect n all respects It receives its food with the
same facility in either beak, and apparently hears
and sees alike through all its eyes and ears 1t was
captured when mere fedgling, near Luray, Page
county by Mr. Joannes Schwartxberger, and has been
carefully nurtured and fed by himself and family ever
since. The same correspondent intends getting up
unicorn for Victoria, and doubled tailed black bear
for Eunoror of Euruio
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25

1~Spring Beds-S5 to Sc SO for the best
Spring Bed in existence (Howes Paten at No. 1878 Broadway
New York. Examine 1t, address the ELLIPTIC BED
SPRING COMPANY for their descriptive circular. Special
inducements the trade and local agencies jy23 2p&Wly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25
an22 2ptf

ks~SeYing Machines la work-boxes are
made oay by the Grover Baker Company and be
either by hand or foot. Price only sf5
Sales room, II Camp street. au.2 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25
THE curss cuAMpros.-The N. Y. Evening Pos

OF the 18th says:
Mr.. Paul Morphy is now stopping at the Brevoort
House, in this city. He has not played chess much
lately nor does he intend to play any matches for
some time to come. In week or two we learn that
he will start for his home in New Orleans, where he
will stay for short time before he returns to this city
to make it his permanent residence.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25

4 VI LlslG AGENTs. Super rphosphate Of lime,
Psrsvsn guauo and land plaster offered for
n 81 Lorhss IS Camp strest. to whose Advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25

sass ~ Gr1gl1uAL lsA An interesting topic
u y ~ tufyport, Massachusetts,, at
II y Development Of free-love prin-
Il W circles there. z They say \
Ss@ Sss hays already separated, and II rumor
5S M ~ ethet1 ia 4 fair way to become 80.
~ ~ havs diusolved partnership had been
~ i lAouths, and the gentleman is well
tkat vicinity y The former husband Of d
litsrary lady, whose writings are fa-
acquain intsd With the current literature
Rlso q he
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25
.MOreNeI'S Rest0eArU7pf,
Cabinet Makers

Cabinet Makers
UP HOLS ERS' MATERIALS
Or Every Description.
Gilt Cornicer Hair Cloth Shades, Curled HAIR Enaasssn
Cloth Curtain Goods Cords Tasses varnish Gps a1S
Fnnges Springs, Buttons and Twne Glue Picked Us
Moss Camphene and Alcohol Burning Fluid ae
Oils. Wall Paper etc.. at the LOWEST CASH PRICEg Av
HEATH h CO.,
m2s 7ply No rs Camp ,,YsrA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25


Hg-The Great English Hemedy--sir James
CLARKEs CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS Prepared from pre-
scrpton of Sir j. Clarke. NJ d. Physician Extraordinary to
the Queen.
This well known medicine Is imposition but and safe
remedy for Female Difficulties and Distinctions from any
whatever and although powerful remedy they contain
nothing hurtful to the constitution
To Married Ladies' it is peculiarly suited It wi in short
time, bring on the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills have been known fall where the dec
tons the second of the pamphlet we'll observed
For full particulars get pamphlet, free, of the agent
NJ HSl and postage stamps, enclosed to any authorized
agent will insure bottle containing fifty pills. by
of mail.
General Agent United States OBJ NOSES Rochester
NY J.WRIGHT CO., New Orleans Wholesale Agents. and
sold by all respectable Druggists. feS 2ply&W
BHThe manly mOustRche If yyhitened by
time Redeemed by nature becomes instantly dark night
under the operation Of CRISTADOROs EXCELSIOR HAIR
DYE. few moments suffice TO metamorphose head of
hair which Cends the by its hue into of beauty
Woman's ripglets premarely frosted by Sickness
naturally Of an unoveabe coler changed a rich,
warm brown, splendid and le-ke black, in minutes
by this wonder working preparation.
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressers.
aus 2plm&W CRIsTADoRO No. Astor House. ny.
H5-WOrth Reading and Thinking about
BIN1EGER'S OLD LONDON DOCK GIN-Designed for
the use Of the Medical Profession and the Family having
perseded the so-caed Gins" Aromatic" "Cordia,' -
Medicsted etc. is endorsed by all the prominent ply
sicans chemists and connours possessing all those In
trnsic medicinal qualities onc and Diurec) which belong
to OLD and PURE GIN up Qaart Bottles and sold
by all Druggists, Grocers, etc.
A. NJ BININGER Il CO.,
Established lI7Sl-Sole importers,
jy2s 2ply No. 33S Broadway, N. Y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25
800 Re,card.

After left New Orleans in May last atrocous crcu
lar printed name Of "ANsON P. STEWART" and
grossly ibeous Of distributed among PERSONS
principally lawyers by suppose we'll known character
living and keeping store ST. Charles As
yesterday have not able nnd any thing AN
SON P. STEWART, nor Of /. U. MARKS to whom learn
the box containing the circular addressed from Galveston
OF VICTOR MERCER, who recspted for the box at
Jones' Express Office, will pay
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
any who will enable find the persons representing
these names any Of hem and bring home its author
king distributing the circular in question: with
obtainngo establish my justification In
taking-satisfaction for the outrage.
DAVID R. CALDER.
Now Orleans, August "a, 1852 au25 2plt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-25

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