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, 1859-09-01

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30 nor cuv1gxPLA1E QrIriyd RE BUSINESS
Of f1asrEance, reports 70 The contrary notwithasnE
We aefs onay raEa,Mfr AatAtrzd aud duly appointed
Aaeuu TIL ey 3n1 she Con paukss 29Yersed ~ RAo
January Last
Or mn ~ II 1ov any ruEanMbs cosnpsies heze
o eax4b9s.' 3hs security of our eorp&nies h not
annAnd In ~ aE&o Of 1xeuey In ths ctr. nem-As4
, 1859-09-01

1~LOU{,ING MILLS FOR SALE
l. OR ExCHA NGE,-A Ste-m F1ourtrk Mn of two
nm nf stnn., Hulsou Mjch:xan. un the Alci!-au
Southern Railroad. The Mill thsee atot' ~ Htge
en,.zh Of A:un- ard tuosant 2Iy LhAs IL =
t.oss IL the EaII:o31 track, durl Win
MERCHANT AND CUSTOM BOLTS.
md well located for 8yuring and custom business
Hudson growing tt7cc Of - ~ Inhabitants anu tas
market c,u-r fur lxiEe, ts>ttled AID good wtt!t
x1uw .c.1;on he lsi quality Of wuoi for fa: d..
e s =. ;yu shilling So r. 's d Z so"T t,.5 s,,5f.
Or excl,a.lsrl Ter good Ee-t m l4zsd-. Apply t"
IL. u. kulE~r. tlud1Q9+ 1!lE1
, 1859-09-01
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NVxUAx
Life Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, coy1.
l., d. OLMSTED, AGENT.
s'.-- ACQUIRED CAPITAL
OYER TKKEE MIL Ire ~ y.
The subscriber has heeu arpo1atel agent for tbs o*1 anu
w1ll asIed l. e Ccmfany. ADD Is a"w fr4 y
"a re.4se appatatoua. hose budn< po!cssa VI. ~
hl4 time. receive their Jvcnds and sruewal receipts 4
his otB,e upon lAyuent q ths!f pfrusucis-
The Annual tv4oct1a have avc77 ket tlo'e LIN
10 PER Gent.
Total azoaant at pirken&a paA u aaaal1elup 10
Toszl axrount u e-a!na oJ dsaih pzli up to The
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| Id. OINSfEp.
Coz. LAKE and LazL . anaet
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, 1859-09-01

with full Il.ectienAfo the certain cure Of
Con.unption Bronchitis, Cough. CodA Cata7h. Asthma
F,vcrs Heart Ulheac SctDiu CanccF uyPeF'a Liset
Cun1Iant, Gravel an1 rri1nry !cTscsits Fcna1e t"n
p;A1sa &C. iin&raud with haEdreds Ct ceTta atss "
cures ami engraving. Fer thc pu'pnte ef ,e=eu.n: =.
tc;I II vi H. -e,l to any p4rt Ut AchxAn, .rtaA ILL.,
n,i.. Iowa, Wisconsin,; Anncst'ta Missouri, ASansaa'
AMI Ic1ntssee. by ee24.Eg twenty-five Ce''sfo
IL. II. LandOn, a.
General Asc1t for all the Wettcrn. Northwestern sind
Sou St1sea. slele the Books and Mtd-h IN
H. raj NhJ t-Ale and RetA - tetz uepot 40 ~ ease
street peAr Ii.1rd,ph sfrett
NB-An AreniI* ~srtel in fvtJ county
rt4t Utacc hox ia C!t>axu. Ill
r. Irs He.ths' Onee In New York Is I'll broadway.
LAA-lu,-38s
, 1859-09-01

Total .,.. All ka5sl 451J $1,000 .... ~.
1xc4r1s Anp aMrxENTs sr LAKE, TO-DAY.
EtcErTs. tAlfxkAZs+
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

q. SENSATION .NEwsPAPERs.-The New York
sunday aud other illustrated newspapers Of the
same sensation school, have had an Immense run.
especially those that have pictorial illustrations OF
the dTdnlatiS persona who are named in connec-
ton with the recent tragedy. And such like
nesses In one instance, says an exchange. a cut
that was originally executed for Piccolon,ini is
Palmed of as Mrs. Sickles in another instance
an Old likeness of Jenny Lind is pressed into the
service, while Mr.. Sickles and Mr.. Butterworth
are battered with having the counterfeit present
ments OF couple Of fellows that were hanged
no. long since exhibited to the enlightened public
as ,ne Veriaoie portraits of the injured husband
ana ms friend Mr. Key being dead, isspared the
modification Of seeing an old engraving of AIf,od
Bum, the London theatrical manager. shown mr.
rs a fac stnlile by our artist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

The POISONING CAsE.-The trial of James Ste
phens, for the murder of his wife nv noixon l.
now progressing in New York On Tuesday
Sophia Bell, niece Of Mrs. Stephens testified that
for week previous TO her death She compl,iped
OF burning affection of her chest; she said II x,
IKE pail OF lire passing from the lower mart or
her chest TO her throat; the feeling grew worse
every day, until she died she vomited freoueptIv
with great pain; this was generally immediatei,
after eating or drinking.
The witness continued I saw Mr. Stenbe,O
give her drinks, but do not reeoIIect of ever e.
him give her anything to eat: he gave no, To- ~
lager beer, every kind Of drink: Iemonad ia.
tefmlIk and coffee; saw him give her mills f.
Dr CadInuS called; | do not know what ba,. -,
m ~. saNe ner laudahum IN her drink; she was
hhdAlhS noise and moaning; Mr. Stephens 90
she would feel better il she could slesp h s'
ne would give her little laudanum and si
be-, 80 ne gave 1t to her either in lager
before her death; the day previous 10 her dss,b =
was away all day; left word il She eIro,,, ,
rs iot me was not sent for; fastened into
the room 10 see my aunt when \ came hon.. 81,
room was dark; INV aunt was iriT., O I'M ths
and breathing very hard; Mr. Stenbens 49,. D .t
sometbing from mere ! supposed; giving her
the room; did so, and shut the door. I fei,
little confused, and I was Kind of friob,aieIi' d
returned back To the room in few ,oin,,,,
MI MI stephens was sitting by the bed with his
elbows on his knees, and his head leanino on
his hands; | looked at my aunt and left tba
room on Mr.. and Mrs. Pullman COMING int
the sittlng room; Mrs. Pullman asked me how
my aunt was; said she was asleep. but BREATHING
so nard that We could hear her in the next rooin,
Mrs' Gulnan told me not 20 let her sleep Iono In
THAT position; after she and her husband went
Nay, ran IN the room got nv aunt i'm my arms
- hef up and said was determined 10 sne,k
49, raised her head and shoulders mn and
$50 IN The bed after getting her awake sbs
come tf see be-, nsd been all day, that had not
NSitneS - iieri She put her arm around me. fiji
US - as mere Very much affected \ sha sai5i -
-. X i1s 70 ne and wished me 81 ,aI sou enS
,,;..; lnIth.SS could not n,oc5 S o''' y,
.nsutSts'J Sne told me matter -. ioI several
PSSS.o,y could she wished me- too a' was III J
u saAe care oil her she then asked -, her child
b. anu amy came in wben ~ my SIS,
lie. arms about her, and said she hon. sue iolded
both Meet her in Heaven for She ~ we would
dle, ana ieit happy; she asked INV s;s,s. gong to
We would not sing some hymn for -. aho II
ing this was about six hours before sbs di ala
After the death Of Mrs. Stephens. wi,re.s e.,
number in the room, containing dark sed;,oan,
which smalled very strong of laudanum, ahon,
month after her death, Stephens preached ths
subject OF marriage to witness, and, by an auonv.
with him. - s'seA'eh'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

II A case Of matrimonial brokerage was be-
fore the Supreme Court, in New York, on Tues
day last. 1t appears that man named Nellis sued
another named Grouse, and his wife Ann. to re-
cover the sum of 81 200. The plaintiff alleges
that the lady, before her marriage. promised him
$1,000 If he could procure her husband in ac-
cordance with which he introduced several gen.
uemen to the lady, one of which she accepted.
and is now her husband. She refused to hand
over the bonus, however; and hence the present
action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union, eschews politics this morning,
and treats upon fertilizers, guano, &c.
The Inteiligeneer has a long article on the
subject of missing letter from Horatio j.
Perry, Secretary of Legation at Madrid, to
Mr.. Marcy, Secretary of State, upon the sub
ject Of an overture for a treaty made by the
Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs. In view
of the possible Importance of this subject, it
suggests that a copy Of the letter may be pro-
cured from the archives of the Legation at
Madrid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

H b. AIHENEUM RESTAURANT. No. 42s
ana Sth streets, having passed into The &e
ha %nigon Co., viii hereafter I:;
lar establishment in the Union p. Gn;S nns veil
k hnown as long the head cook of the R;rt,vood
IN person. which fact viii be- he trusts
Eli 81 1nat the edibes placed before its guests
0S,rrSTERS, GAME, and FISH of ali vseies,es
fi6T hihS, CLOGS Sc;&c.; and choicest WINES,
A''INEe"' mar S-Stawtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

II Late adviceS from Mexico state that every
where along the highway from Vera Cruz to
Mexico, as well rs from those cities. the people
have betaken themselves to flight At Cordova.
the headquarters of the reactionary army Of the
East. the population has become so reduced. that
the Governor of the city has issued proclamation
ordering the return of the fugitives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

II The new Odd Fellows Hall, at the inter-
section of Ridge avenue and Twenty third street
Philadelphia, is now nearly completed. The
corner stone was laid on last Thanksgiving day.
On the Goth day Of April next the building will
he dedicated, on which occasion grand parade
of the Order will take place, that day being the
fortieth anniversary Of the Introduction Of Odd
Fellowship into the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10
LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-On the morning of the 9th instant a Fl r.
II CAPE, with ends, between the residence If Mrt
street TO street aud through G stree, 10 nh steet
and down 7th street to street. The finder VII
DING, No. 81 9TH street, and will No suitably re-
warded mar o 81.
II oST-On the 2lst February, 1882 somewhere uI
IL Pennsyl ana avenue, coming from the Capitol,
\ large oval lsOCkET. or Breastpln, with I'VE DIFF
ter"nt Kinds of hair worked therein. The finder will
10 lab rally rewarded by leaving the same At No sS
Massachnsetts avenue. south side. between 9Th and
Ith st. The principal value of the pan tho me
mentOes II contains. marq-lfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

quite familiar with postal affairs and on the
spot, at the request of the President, for some
days past, he gave the First and Second As
sistant Postmaster Generals the benefit of his
advice and assistance in the preparation of
their expose of the condition of the affairs Of
the Department for which President B. had
previously asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

II A correspondent Of the Concord On. HI
Patriot is Informed by correspondent that a no.
torious burglar, WIN. Warburton. better known
as Bristol Bill escaped from the State Prison at
Windsor, VT, on the LIST, but was pursued by the
officers who, on his resisting and firing at them
fired in return and killed him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

IL On the 18th ultimo, NJ. de Lesseps the
protector of the Suez Canal left Paris definitely
to proceed to Egypt to commence the work. He
will pass through Berlin. Vienna. and Trieste to
see and consult with the Directors living in those
cities. On the same day NJ. Belly was to have
embarked for Nicaragua to commence digging Il
canal there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10
OFFICIAL.
" GENERAL ORDERS.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, March 3, 1359.(
Under instruction from the President the L nted
States, the Secretary of War with unleigned sorrow
announces to the army the decease of the Hon. A. V.
BROWN, Postmaster General, which occurred in TIN is
city at an early hour this morning.
An enlightened statesman and distinguished and
able member of the general government has TINS
been stricken down at his post The nation will
mourn the affecting dispensation which has left so
great void IN its councils. worthy and estjma b q
citizen has been removed from the circle of his mn
merous friends Society will mingle its grief with
the patriotic regrets which the loss of statemap
will not fail to call FORTH
While the President with the surviving noa,bars
of the cabinet, the legislative and judicial denart
ments of the government will unite in every testi
monlai the sad occasion demands, it is fitting n sim
liar respect should be shown to the memory of the
distinguished deceased by the national arms of de-
fence. Accordingly, half hour guns will he fred
rom sunrise to sunset at every garrsoned military
post the day succeeding tho receipt of this order
the national flag will he displayed at half staff dur
ing the same time and officers of the army will wear
ior three months the proper badg of military mourn
ing.
The War Department and its hnreaus will he
'"NSu hh'l the' Gay succeeding the funeral obse-
quies. JOHN n. EIOyD
Secretary of War
NAVY DEPARTMENT, March Q. ls59
The Secretary of the Navy, by the direction Of
the President, announces to the Navy and to tho
Marine Corps the lamented death of the Hon. ARoN
v. BROWN, Postmaster General of the United
STATES He dled at his residence in the CITY OF
Washington, on the eth of the present month
AS mark of respect to his high character. his
eminent position, and great public services, it is d
rected that, on the day after the receipt of this
order by the different navy-yards and stations and
vesSels-of war of the United States in commission
inc haSs be hoisted at half-mast from sunrise to
sunset, and that seventeen minut, guns he red AZ
noon.
Ofhcers OF the Navy and Marine Corps will wear
Grape on the left arm for thirty days.
Inc Navy Department will he drapcd in mourn
Ing, and Will be closed until after the funeral.
ISAAC TOUCEY,
III Secretary of the NAVY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

IVA Washington telegram in the New York
Tribune says that it is reported that the anony-
nous letters to Messrs. Key and Sickles, warning
one and informing the other, were written by
female friend of the former, belonging to Balti-
more, who was jealous Of his attentions to Mrs
Sickles. This is probably but another effort to
misrepresent the character OF Mr. Key for effect
upon the approaching trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

IL A man. named Charles Reed. who was on
board the Central America at the time she was
wrecked, and was picked up after floating 4
piece of timber twelve hours, was recently burned
to death in his cabin i'm California
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

II We have received from ,ne publisher, r
M. Dewitt, New York, through Taylor & Maury
who have II for sale, ''The Tenant House, or En-
bers from Poverty's Hearthstone,'' domestic
story of startling facts and the strangest expert
ences of common life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

II Hon. w. C. Rives, who was in Boston on
the I'D ut, and took some part in the ceremonial,
Of the day, has concluded an arrangement with
Little, Brown Co., for the publication of hi,
life of Madison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

II In Indianapolis, few days since, little
girl took dose Of laudanum which nearly
killed her. She gave a reason that she wished
70 90 to heaven 10 her little brother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

II From Taylor & Maury we have Black
woods Magazine for February, filled with articles
of average ability. though hardly as popularity
readable as the run Of Blackwood contributions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

IL Two men, Fleming and O'Leary, Were
hanged I'm Toronto. at the same time. on the 4th
instant, for murder. They both confessed them
selves guilty Of the crime for which they suf-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

IL The Earl of Devon has prayed the Divorce
Court for judicial separation from his wife, whom
he accuses of cruelty to him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

IL This time last year, there were .263, O0t
bushels of wheat in store in Chicago. Now there
are but Gil 600 bushels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

A WELL GOVERNED CITY-The New York
News snys that within week, rape. robbery, per-
jury, and swindling have been charged and pretty
conclusively proved against the police Of that
city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

III Rents in Nation, Illinois dreadful. -
Houses worth but $500, rent for $500 per annum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

CONTINUED. s. NJ. Van Cleave has been
confirmed as District Attorney for Washington
Territory, and Andrew J. Thayer as District
Attorney for the State of Oregon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10
I yNO. ALIENS
IMPROVED TUB WASHING MACHINE,
Patented S.p,eJ7b,T IL l0fe

PRICE SIX DOLL AIRS
This Tub combines in itself all the ADVANTAGES N,
me pest patented wash-tnbs without their defects
dIic Rubbers. These Rubbers are indispensibla
rhey Psrinr'n essential work in rubbing the clothes
sudden or abrupt contact, which would be Injurious
IL a.sn possesses l6s P!mmels or Knnckles These
melting the clothes. which they do effectnally u
contains oof also s. Squeezing Apsles This l-StGrG
he the most important feature of this inventions
Squeezed. all at the same timeNthree moTeme Sa,
orsentIai to GOOD Washing Over 2eoo Of these tubs
are now IN nse IN and the adjoining States,
County rights in Virginia for sale. Call or sd-
mars-st 1T. MORTIMER, 4ss Pa svenue.
Is " -f GREh tT'i BARGkfNS. oH CASH
With the view ofmak ing change IN INV present
Of ladies' ehfsSsHs !" MI M.sas B si9s nh
ChildGcn'si and Servants BOOTS andY
factories in ths United States, at prime cost. 6r
cash, and cash only '"'
unusually low prices, any of the following articles
IN store:
Oait@rs, with and without heels, thick and thin
a, solos, all calors aud sizes.
MoT Tp and Md Boots, Buskins, slippers. and
Kid, Congress. Button and Laced Heeled Caters.
rfenen a>simere- Button and Laced Caters with
White Satin and KID Congress and Laced Caters,
Fancy French Slippers, all colors.
For MISSES AND CHILDREN
Caters, with and without heels. all colors,
Shanghai Boots, Morocco and Goat Boots,
Morocco and KID Slippers.
In fact, all kinds of Misses and Children's Shoes
For tiEyTLENEN AND Bows.
fren p, Imported Patent Leather and Calf Boots and
Shoes,
French Cork, Quilted and Scotch Sole Boots and
Shoes, '''
French Congre Caters, Calfand Patent Leather
do. Oxford Tres, Broad Straps, aud Shoes
HpEshuth funPs, Patant leather and Calf do.
Cloth, Lasting and Kid Congress Caters
All n Iron Hall Boot, Shoe and Trunk Estah-
streets. " ' ''''
mar s-a SAINT U. HOOVER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about O'Clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10
AMUSEMENTs.

NOTICE
n, ! III Second and lsst FLOR Al. aud MUSICAL.
take pace on FRIDAY EVENING Maxi m 80
at the Smithsonian Institute. Al the ~in.e - -.
pupils. MAJ IA 81, ~"
ODD ELL Ow 50 HALL.
The Only P!acs Of Amusement ~ rhis cav No.
OpeR.
THREE MORE NIGHTS,
THURSDAY. FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY
Mach 10th. 18th, and 18th, lisa -
Aud on SATURDAY AFTERNOON
SANDERSON'S
GREAT DIORAMHC SPECTACLE
OFTHELA1E
SSIAN WAR.
Tho Largest aud Most Extraordinary N,sw.of
NDCHEMICALI tIISTRa
TIONS EVER CONSTRUCTED.
HALL 81 cents. " we
Doors open at 7, TO commence at a quarter 10
ocloch. mar 10 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

IL THOUGH "THB STAR" Is PRINTED on THE
FASTEST STEAM PRESS USE SOUTH OF BALTI-
MORE, ITS EDITION so LARGE As TO REQUIRE IT
TO PUT TO PRESS AT AN EARLY HOUR; ADvER-
TWELVE O'Clock, NJ; OTHERWISE THEY MAY NOT
APPEAR UNTIL The NEXT DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10
DIARY OF LADY MORGAN. one volume

DIARY OF LADY MORGAN. one volume
~ price 81.
Shakers aud Shakeri SIN, n compendium Of the origin
history. principles. rules ard regulations. Fat-
ernrnent and doctrines If the United Spciety ID
believers an ChrlSts second coming. by 4, w
Evans, vol, price IS cts.
Onward. or the Mountain Clamberers a tale ~
progress, by Jane Anne Winscum. author 81
,r, Nineyard l.aboreys. a C., vol, IS cts.
The Mechanics and Builders Price Book showing
on detail the price Of wood brick and stone
work. painting, glazing, &c., by J. Wilson,
For sale hy FRANKLIN PHILIP
mar Bookseller. So Pa. av. bet 9th and 10th sts
DIANOS.-We have Just received a now aSs,,r,-
l. y ment OF Bacon a Ravens unrivalsd PIANO
some Of Gemunder's VIOLINS. To- which ne =, 4
the attention of the public.
w. G. METZERoTT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

POSTMASTER FOwLER.-A rumor prevailed
mere on the night before last and yesterday
morning, that Mr.. Isaac v. Fowler, Postmaster
Ia. NC" iork city, was likely to succeed the
W., w' non A. v. Brown as Postmaster General.
We presume 1t grew ont Of the fact that. being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10
SPRINGS GOODS.

PM Nc AN DtOA kERS.-l ,05a pounds
of hrst quality PRUNES. Of our Importation IN
large and small glass jars The fruit is vcry largs
and averages IS To- the pound -
Also, fresh supply ofFON CRACKERS.
KING & BURCHEII.
MARI corner Vermont aV and 18Th AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10
CORNS, &c.
N nj Nth -..x...-..-s n

IN Compliance with the request of saveraI prcmi-
nent ialnlllas who are anxious to olain the benefit
al Dr. SCHIl.TIS aId, he will remain S,lays long
tn n,ake rary Application.
COINS, RuNlONS, CAI.IOSITIES. DE.
TURNED NAILS, WARTS. &c. cured In q few
seconds, without any pain, so that the patient can
lnlnedatrly walk with that elasticity Of step
sentiai TO health and good carriage.
Consul ation hours from q. m. Ia 7 D. m sS Pa
avenue, between ISt and al Streets (see sign.D Dr
:. cannot attend out of has rooms. mar r 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

REsIGNED.-We hear that the connection ot
J Buchanan Henry, Esq, the nephew of Presi-
dent Buchanan, and up to this time his Private
Secretary, with public affairs here, is to termi.
nate next week; when he removes to the CITY
Of New York, where he designs practising law
His resignation Of his present position will no
m"ch regretted by the host of personal friends
ne mas made In the course of his long sojourn
d. the Federal Metropolis. President Buchanan
VIII doubtless find it difficult to supply his
place Tor 50 discreet, efficient and acceptable
10 all win whom he has had occasion to trans.
act business as the Private Secretary Of the
Executive, has he been, as that there are fsw
indeed, who can iil the position so well TIA
will carry with him to his new home and ca,,;n~
the kindest regards of all who have mad. b;s
acquaintance here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

NOMINATED AID CoNFIRMED.-Yes terday, the
President nominated to the Senate Ex-tov.
ernor Henry Hubbard, Of Maine, to be the
United States Commissioner under the Cana.
dian Reciprocity Treaty, who was immediately
confirmed His high character and long con-
nection with affairs of State render his selec
ton capital one.
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NEW *, YORK f AND PHIIAS!RlEsLPHIAFA FASH
HATS, is5 in pleasing variety q share s nS
tern, 1t - - CHAS HpI An ~ -
mar l-eoet Hat and Cap Store, 81 Penn. ava
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WANTS.-The Proprietor Of the Intelligence OF
w hce and House Agency, 3ll street, corner Of
It'll, respectfully solicits the patronage of families
requiring competent Servants Of good character
Wanted, now, several good Cooks, ChamberWaids
WaIters. Drivers. and Earrn uands - 81 Ir
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WANTS.

SERVANT WANTED-A WOMAN who can
~ cook, wash. and iron. To \ suitable person iii
eral wages viii 10 given. Apply at 36 9TH straet
b"twecn i. aud VI. MAR a-Sts
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WANTED TO HIRE-A COBORED BOY
w about u years of age; one accustomed To-
waiting "a the house. Apply to Mrs. THOMAS
PARKER. +67 9th street, between ID and sts
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WANTEp-A WET NURSE. Apply to Dr
2 to o'clock n. IN p1aTetf