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constitutional disease, corruption the flood bv
which this fud becomes vated, weak and poor BENG in
the ercnlation, pervsdes the whole may burst
ont In disease part Of No organ free from n,
attacks there one which n NAV NOT d..,rov Tn.
scroulous varously caused by n.rcura disease
ios living disordered naealthy food, nnpur. air, Eth
rensral Infection Whatever origin il in
The eonsHilen descending "om psreu to children unit
tns tsa ana ionrth gsnersuoh to be the
upon their children.n
ls sfseu Commence BY deposition from the blood Of cor
rupt or ucerous matter. which the
nal organs IL termed ubsreles; in the glands elm ss
snd on the surface, euptions This foul corruption
which g.ndss IN the bocd depreses the energies
complaInts but they have far less power Withstand at
taess OF other dsess vast perish BY
s rendered si by III. ss IN u. nsr ARE
which the bunan FAMILY h,, ,,s
GIN oreeuy IN TINS lerofous and
sucuve diseases OF the liver, tdneys brain and
OF all the arse from aggravated by the
= 49,
One quarter Of all people their person.
dermined by II To cleanse from mo
,ste the blood BY -tera,e medicine and by
healthy food and sHereas Such medicine supply in
COMPOUND ExTRICTOFSARsAPARILLA.
the most ctnai remedy which the skill
can devise for this pre- vang fatal
discovered Tor the CATION disorder from the
blood, and the rescue Of the from
only serofula but other which rio. from
Il, such ERUPTIyE and SKIN DISEASES, ar Arrt,o-
SYs FIRE, ROSE or ERrsIfELAs. PIMPLKs, PUsruLxs
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TIsM ,SSPHILfTIC AND MERcURIAL DJsEa.Es DRop-
p nEn and; indeed ALL Com
The popular beeSn mpurity Of the bIoodp 10 foundsd in
trnta for serofus deyeneatou Of the blood The par
regeusrste huid without which .oond he = i'm
possible IN contaminated constitutions. :" =
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NOTICE TO PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right OF pre- emntion
TO any of the lands within the townships And "a
Oh toT nshlps above enumerated, required to es
a-dI celver Of the prop-r land ofice and ma oay
.hsnt therefor az soon as practicable after seeing
commencement of the public sale Of the lands EN-
nra,ciMg the tr,et claimed; otherwise such claim
THOS. A. HENDRJCKS
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nounced BY medical men, and those who nave used
it, TO be the best preparation for CossAs Colds Ca
Cold, and preventive ofthas lion OF diseases, CO
sumption. ''1'
Persons who sing should use L. 10 10 pleasant 10
the taste, sotens clears and the voice.
alsys all irritation of the throat and lungs ard pre-
vents taking cold. -. r-... ~. : : -
TBOtces rs and 50 cents and 81. Sold BY al
druggists In Washington, Georgetown and AleIap-
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: AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

For all ths purposes of a Fdnly Phv.ie.
are 30 that disease whi the range bs action
can rarely Withstand evads them Their nrop-
critics search and elesnse and n.goate every portion Of
the human organism, correcting it's diseased action and
storing its healthy vitalnes As coaseou.ns, these
proP.e, the invalid who i bow ed down viii pain o. ply
:,e, dtoy 1s.o"'.nsa to MAD has health or energy
Not only do they the every day compsni, If
body but also formd ,sie
sgent below named pleased furnish Erss nv America
Almanac containing eer6cates their and
Tor their use IN the following complaints
burn, Headache arising from disordersd stomseh N,nsss
Pain and Morbid te Bowel FIst
usaey Loss Of APpste Jspndies, aud other indreS com
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- ifom Boston,two superb new PAM
ARE stos ~ aifI AIDED to orr s!Isaa! FpH
apa most yaried assortment in this city r--sr|
s1c ssa III sse reSeive large lot OF NEW MU-
Pianos OF all qualities for rent st all prices by
in VI 'u'h'a sos p, - yoHS =: Fills;
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THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of the General and (lNice

NoTk.Under the acquisitions Of the department
as 1eF toiofe AMI now existing, payne mt can be
publishers asare Especially auth ori ed to publ sh nv
the Sommlssloner Of the General Land ONCE
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ERos FIFTEEN re Thirty PER CEN

SAVED.
All persons using steam Boilers wsuld do well TO
ff8S sfEapHS t sES r, HRAETk iEaA STIFRic
resuiatns both IRE and steam. The advantsg &c are
seIy Great IN SAVING iuel, preventing explosions,
lofn would refer TO this Star joice ensine-room,
OF y. ~. y. z SchnEaS, or any of the numerous
Is-SsD Wesh;n-,onn
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE
IL TIL GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WE4R
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS,
PREPARED BY A CHEMIST.
BorrLIs u, Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATksTI P!lSS SEI In MEDICAL
HkRTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept
in sll familie in case of accidents sudden siek-
ness, il frequently in lees time than IL re-
cures to get q ply sioian. ... ~. ....
IL cures pain In any part Of the system and used
externally and internally.
10 AS the freSuent changes Of the weather pro
duce bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbo
and Body also, STIFF Neck.sve,y person should
Sinews, Blood and Bonee; and by lis warming cleo
Gomasnstio power expeis oil pain from the ~ stem.
az, BBV v,HH ry e9 hsys z CSgkh, use HARTS,
GHHERfRY-it il the best Cough Syrup in the
Ifyos are Bilious, use HARTSHORNE'SAN
BILIOUS PILLS. They aot upon the Liver, Sto-
mach and Bowels, carrying OF al Rile and Foul Be-
cIetions.
The above medicines TO be had at oil DRUG Stores
IN washington city; KIDWEI.L 4 ClSSELL at
Georgetown; II. PEEL Co., Alexandra.
90 ll-tr '..
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LUMBER AND MOULDINGS.
SARPENTERS AND BUILDERS are respect
fully Informed that L have made arrangpments In
keep on land supply of MOULDINGS of the DIFF
fereat sizes, OF the best of work and
material. Also, a general tnent Of LITM BER
Tor safe al the lowest ices at the yard corner 18Th
b ~ k-lm
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G0 NOTICE. .
nII Owing to contemplated repairs on nv II
NV lore noase which are to take plaoe in a
n c'ded to eel my entire stock of g ROCE -
hIiEES, OLD WINES, BRANDIES and OLD
whlShf, witch cannot be surpassed for ltx pu n
" and natural favor, at greatly reduced prices.
until my entire stock is disposed o which is lar q:
qushtI. And ] now Invite my present custouers
An All other persons who buy for the ca Nh to cnme
and partake OF the sdvantayes which here Offer.
JESSE B. WILSON, Grocer.
NO. 52I Ia. avenue, between 9Th and Nh sts.,
~ fo~ H-.ss e south side
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= 70 order AZ the Southern frusf faator. "aaS
's d ~ SO =. opposite Odd Feliovs' Hall.
" WIN JAMES s, YOPHAM.
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ANY PIECE OF MUSIC SENT TO ANY
"A part OF the world postage free) By addressins
the Piano; NJ, lodeon, and Muuc store Of JOHNE
ELLIS, Washington. ID. c.
paired yisnos rented; Pisao Stools, Pisno Covers,
9th and 10th sits. eo
Tso Upright Piano, for rent. Of very 6ps tone,
SEVEN octayes neat finish, take up very small space
jyis JOHN r. ELLIS.
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OCEANSTEAMERS SAILING DAYS
FROM THE UNITED STATES


Steamers. Lsa-s Fo, p,y,
New York. .---- New York. Bremen. -. Aux 3
EaIopa .-.-. Boston 49, Liverpool Aug 10
uiton. New York .Havre..-.Aug 10
..r FROM EUROPE
luton ...----- .Hsvre- New York July Is
Bremen Bremen New York Aug Q
=. The Havana mail steamers leave New YORK ON
The ID, 18th, nth, and nth of each month and
Charleston on the 9Th and 10Th. ~
he sch and nth Of each month";
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I AGER BEER. ~ = III I :
Il Me; !si e ST., ltyo door, saH Of 7sA 81.
PAUL SIPOS is in the daily receipt Of the Alex.
sndrs LAGER BEER, now ecknoviedg red to be
the best 40 this couatry. Orders FOR this health
tuI beverage, either in large or small bottles or
ke!s, promptly flIed and delivered free Of charge
part of the city at the most moderate prices
WIZ, ahoioe HUNGARIAN and FIR ENeH
I AIDES DRESS TRUNKS
al SOUTHERN s FR & M rAoroR,y.-J'rl !
zee Seventh street, VT
eN-m = OD1osits Odd Fel!oyS Hall,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

by Mr. o. d. Wheeler should be proved OF with
dTs~p.
Mr.. MATHRR Dem, demsbdei the name Of the
oensrcr rruigru Sy ar. Wheeler with approaching
bin with the r.Orey.
Mr.. WHEELER = Id il vss friend Of his who had
been approached not iNimsei.
Mr. DOHERTY olai. ued that the dsrnsui wis On.
Of order but Mr. MAT CIR still insisted OF receiving
the name.
Mr.. WHEELER refusef IN give the nsme a. tnis
tine. He explained ths. his friend had MOI onl' been
approached Indirectly by me noer OF tne lower nouse
but directly by lobby man.
Mr. SCOTT said he had been prese1, al tue ihve,tl'
gstion and the proceedings weie such o. {, MD
unless different course was pursued, 10 move ne "'
charge Of the Committee.
Mr.. D0HERTY spoke strongly sgains. tie proceed
ings Of the lobby, who had followed ard dogged him
about at home and in the streets since the in
yestgation commenced.
Mr.. ". "A. WHEELER moved that the question be
taken without further debate.
Messrs. HALSTED and OWEN opposed, ani the
motion was lot
Mr.. SPINOLA had no objection to the Investigation
for if the intention honest, both sides would be
estgated ss the repJ;l sald moh5y hsd been pad
10 defeat the Bridge bill.
After debate which was continued until > O'Clock,
the motion to cOufDe the Committee to csses vne'e
definite charges were made was amended In nilrY
particulars but before il could he passed the Senate
ei without quorum when i. adjourned until ii s. NJ
ON Monday,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
ImpOrtant from Mexico.

NEw.OKLEASs Saturday, Feb. IL, lS19.
The steamship Tennessee has arrived here with Vera
Cruz dates TO the 9th inst.
Zuoaga abdcated in favor of Mrsmon on the "a
inst. when the latter was Installed as President.
Mramon had rearrested the political prisoners hber-
ated by Robes and dismissed all the officers engaged
in deposing Zuoaga. He had also suppressed the
forced one million loan ordered by Robes.
Mramon was about marching on Vera Cruz with
force of 5000 men, Zuloaga acting as President 0d
interim.
The brother Of Niramon had been defeated g. Iacs-
tecas.
Degollado was threstenng the capital with force OF
1000 reorgsnized troops.
The capture fMszalan by the Liberals is confirmed.
The commanders CT the French and English fleets
have succeeded in enforcing their demands at Vera
Cruz The high system of duties was to be restored
forthwith and two thirds of the revenue secured to
England and France. Tne American Consul had
promptly acted against this interference and Jusrez
was greatly embarrassed by n.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
ASSEMBLY.

M WOODRUFF presented memorial from the
Common Council Of NeF-YOrk, aski5g for salaries.
The report coming up TO print extra copies oi the
Committee 10 Investigate the Affairs of Castle Gardeu
Mr. LAW moved 10 COMMIT H. on the ground that the
binding was not provided for in the contract, and
would be attended with heavy expense, on account o.
tie bulk OF the took.
Messrs CHANLER, RUTHERFORD and GRO-
YER opposed the mo,iop, on toe plea that was IN
terded to cover up the eydeGce aiduced By tie Com
uittee.
TIE motion prevailed by 63 20 o.
Mr. WOODRUFF moved for a reconsideration,
agreeing to the re- ort Of the Committee adverse to the
bill to fix the wages Of abOrers the Central Park at
nine shillDgs per day. =, go,
After debate the vote recousdered aud the biz
committed 10 the Committee OF the Whole.
The bills 70 construct a horse railroad IN Brooklyn
and to widen River street, Brooklyn, were reported
iavoraby.
Mr.. JEREMIAH moved to recommit the bill re:
ported favorably yesterday authorizing the sale ot
tie Post. Office site adjoining the City Hall and lll-
crcasing the City Hall fund q O0OOJO. Agreed 10.
Tie Connecticut Boundary Commission presented
their report.
Mr.. Ii. a. LYON gave notice of bill to protect
tire people and to secure honest expenditure OF the
pubic moneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. IL, 1853

SENATE. ALBANY, req IL, loJ'
Mr.. Elys bill authorizing Henry H. Seiden, Chares
O'C,nor and Hamilton Fish, or IN their places, re,
sp.ctively, Wm. c. Bryant, Robert D. Dhion ana
VIM. F. Havermeyer, to prepare new CHARTER ior the
CITY of New-York, was reported fayoraoly.
The resolution then came up 70 add t"o members 10
the Senate Investigating Committee, IN
of the present difficulty of obtaining quoram ~,
The motion Yves opposed by Messrs. WHEELEi'
and Doh ERTY, of the ComIslttee, and lost.
MIR BRANDRETH moved 10 c0ntne the servics 10
the present Senate. .,..l
Mr.. WHEELER spoke warmly sgans, tue reseiu : ~,
ton and declared that during the existence OF the
nresept Committee, money mad been offered MN oy q q
personal friend Of his "a induce him to absent hi
from the Committee. He was prepared 70 Prov tns
fact Al the proper time He did not GEEK p0stoh on
the Committee but as il had been awarded nm ne
should do his duty until the power gwen IL oy ''e
Senate was abrogatSd by the same body.
NJ BRANDRErH did not see why Senator'S Nhe
bsd not been free from slander should go OUTSIDE %
their own term 10 look Tor corruption. lhey snv..u
bo ,,sd az an opportunity 10 clear their own skirts
oo noHERfY spoke sgains; the resolution.
II was the practice oi fosues " P'"U '"s
NJ UALSTEAD said the only stainte-hm taio9
nlea offered was BY those who desired TO go oe!oHu
their own term foT an investigation, -, -.
M OWEN said that, after the oroad cha' :
-. by Mr. o. b. Wheeler, ne should not ihrO" any
bsck npop the invesg gstlon though he conslcefe1 II
orld bs moro approprate and honest u inVestlsa'i
the alleged bribery during the present term o' 'e
Senate ,,, -, e. .h. -.s,yic,ion
of the investigation t. written and sworn charges
Air. q. B. WHEELER objected, on the si'u1'
IL AZ no one would make such charges.
NJ w. A. WHEELER-Then LET the Ccna''ee
fall II the people came up like Preston brooAs aul
';l.d honorable men behind and under TIE cover o
secrecy i, was generally found tue! d'u :" ''' Wv F
nose oi striking their victim. 49,. ..,,,.t /,
AZ, OWEN insisted that he distoot chsIs's H4'4'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
MUSICAL IHTELLIGENCE

iHh Aoaprsr.-Ths t@0 flying shot,-a uhs
Acss.my-ws. p.rfcmsecs d Friday :;sh. aai
Saturday morning. We wish ws could greet ths
operacompany with plautits after 20 long sn IN
terva, but dullsr performance has seldom been ssen
The vo'k itself is clever bat has few nsprstoas, ssd
nne's az opers abounds in popular melodies il will o't
ans~er. The great voice Of Lsblsche, fm whom tee
bass cbsracsr vas erisnly written, carried it Of we
added 70 the were the singing ard acting OF Ronconi.
the sweetness OF MNo's and the prim.-ionns shp Of
6rsl The per'rmsncs Of Friday was oil seconi-ra,e,
exoef ing tie sctng IN the saucy scenes Of Nile. Po-
colomin the bpho play Of Mssgoro,,i, which Was fair
but without individuality and the very nice rendering
Of tie sersnsde by Loini There was rext 70 DO sp.
plsuse and the Academy must DO better than giving
us second.rate artists if il hope to succeed bsyood
hungry spssms created by absence OF musical food.
Philharmonic CoScERr.-The Concert Of the
Philh nmopc Society fairly attended on Saturday,
and the details were better than those ef tae last.
The elegant old symphony oi Haydn, and tae tran
scendeItsl ore Of tie sobool by Schsnann, were
well recsved; hkewse the march BY Ries new
ssprsnt for vocal honors appeared in the person Of
Mrs Coursn, a mezzo-soprauo, OF THIS ci,y. Tois
yourg lady has exceen, voice ana great inteI-
gence in its sgemeut. More si at tines 10 con-
ne, %,ing the registers mgnt be dsmandeo. Dnt ~c
max, account Of minor deficiencies uoder the exor-
bant Of appearing before such crowd for the first
time in swiork. The WONDER is that debutaats sue
ceed so well. This young lsdy has been carefully in
Quoted in singing according tothe Universal fssh-
on and msy bscoOftenty urged to pursus her career
Mr. Ssar, yong New'ioss pianss who has
studied in Gemvy, performed with rsp'dhy and
bnlliancya pisno piece. Bot we would mildly sug-
sest tlat o psro-ort, player loses his eleetrctyis
the attempt to ill Nblos ThsAer and Its sus door
inn enstes and the contrast Of the short unsrssaned
notes Of tnst instrument heard IN ctnnectoa, OF even
in mere sequence, with the orchestra s'l more sa
yerse 10 the success of such virtucs m as MI SsN
Better always adapt the me, ns 70 the ends
Reserve solos on the piano, tse violin nd the volon
cele for smaller bsIlswhers too, the en- 'sh OF muf
itude of instruments has not indispossA the esr Tor
lesser tones.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

RoBBrRY or DnaosDs.--L.st evening, Mcssv
He an g. Co., Jew elers and diamond settlers, occupy
irp the pre- nises No. AIS Breome street, scjoiGmg
Police Headquarters, made complaint TO Captain
Waiipg of the Detective force, that they had been
robbed of diamond bracelet, gold watts set With
diamonds ard small box Of diamonds, valued 10 all
at about 0OO the robbery having been psrpehsted.
a. far a. their knowledge extended, on Ssurisy morn
ing. They stated that young man named Gsrshoa
Cohen, brother-in-Isw Of one Of the firm, hsd been
in the habit Of peddng jewey and that on Saturday
Gershon applied 70 othem for valusbe bracelet which
be des.d to show TO gentleman Of his acc ssintarcs
Their place vas cosed that day, being the Jewish
Sabbath and everything Of value was looked up IN
the sete Ger.hon, n notwithstanding persisted In OBJ
t.ppe the bracelet and ssii he coud dsooss Of 1t at
a large price. One OF the firm gave him the key Of
the safe and told him 10 get the brsoset and return it
at a certain hour. Evening came, but GershOs not
returning the fears Of the firm became excited. and,
upon exsming their sae, they founG not only the
bracelet gone but the other property above mes ,sed
Search for Gershon was instituted forthwith, bnt his
whereabouts has not yet been sscerta:aed. IL sop
poeed that he sailed in the steamship Kangaroo on
Saturday neon for Europe. The alleged thies 10 ~
years Of age, and speaks Ecgli'h a'snay. Hs Is dve
feet five inches in hight. In Es dight 10 bAs left .
young wife in delicate situ sOD.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
HorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

TIL. Home resumed The consideration OF the oregon
bill. 81, -, h.n K.r.a.
shoud ooue here as Oregon has come peaceeoy % aSI
orderly and with the eopssn. oi ne' RsUP sn.,s was
vote for her imnedste admission. But hansss was
not here while Oregon was. H.. .o..,o.r the two
There was no possible connection pet"eIn ua,h ~. wonl
a,d ba xsonN mot vote to establish any, Botn wou;5
be Free States. He found Oregon here, ana .G"o
taie the first which ana vote Tor nei =, -.
He vas oppossd 10 Mr.. Grow amendment anu - ;i a.
others which only eelayee or em6ansssea '1s
but no thanked Mr. Grow and bis Repuoncan
for opposing the Oregon bLl. They stooi anvslaea
row, and had squared up and wiped ou' tne I'0V"'p
ton account of lsst session. -, .......,o., .,
MI LANE (Oregot related the eircums.a1oes % ',on
tsndpo the formation OF the Constitution oil Oeson
and esrresty urged the admission ssyng on son' "'
Mr. STANTON tObo) said the admission o, oieSon ~
Vas only question of ,ue His co, easas, M. sor
hpdgbam had found something To De taahAlI, taIas w.
So far az be was concerned, his colleague was seico"
10 al ho could make ou; OF il in Oaio.
Il ast year decided, by the ainos. ;,.ed
ofthe Democrats that kaDsss shout col % au''s ,
Nth a constitution ot AcG own mak'ts' "sA0u' NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
From Albany.

ALBANY Saturday Feb. L., 1852.
The Senate Investigating Committee met to-day
Erastus Corning ir., appeared and was sworn. in
reply TO searching questions, he testified distinctly
and unequvocally that he had no knowledge OF any
kind whatever Of any corrupt means being used IN the
vav Of bribes promises or advantages to the
passage Of the Albany Bridge BILL and that ne had ne
yer offered paid or promised any consideration at
any time 10 secure votes for that purpose. No other
witness WAS examined.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

EcLPsE-There will be an eclipse OF shs Moon on
.he morrirg OF Tbur-dsy OF this week. Toe moon
enters the sarths sbado~ at O'Clock and emsrges a.
about "a. OF course the conoins'on Of the ec,pss will
b. eclipssd by the snn wbica T'ss iow minutes be-
fore the eclipse ends. Should the ucrnfg be clear
ary person who has the courage to get up at oclock
will have not only excellent view Of tho eclipse bat
probably an unusual y good appetite for bresktAS.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
RELIGIOUS Exercises i'm Theaters.

PHILADELrHIA, FEB. IS, To)I-
There were religious exercises ia the Wanut-Street
Tbester for the fret time this evening. The house
was crammed to overfowing, while hundreds were
unable to gain admission. The Rev. MIR. Wnietts de-
ivered sermon on temperance. There was much
applause in the way Of singing. large pose oi po
lice was pre sent TO preserve order.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
Weather Reports.

RlrtMosE-Clesr and cold.
WAsHtNS1oN-S.Oscy; " tbeTm- ia
PyrExsEI Cloudy III m VI
Nu ~IScToS-Clesr and cold.
AusIsTA-Clesf aid ce-i-
cp,sIvsroV-Cle.r therm. 4s. ~icd n ".
s,v1SxaH- Clear; tS-rrn. ~ wird N '"
MACoS-Clcar and cold
NoSrcoMKKY-Clesr snt ples=a,t-
NoTtIT- Clsaf thrTII'. -
c,,,.s,vI,Np. Nj -Ciesr s-t eo.t
CINclsNATI-Ciesf s-o cod.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
Ovation TO Manager Barry.

BO@TON, Saturday, Eco. Il, Io1'.
There was dramatic ovation at the Boston lneater
last rig h. consisting Of crowded benefit 70 Mr lhos.
Barry and the presentation 10 tle beneficiary oi
valuable silver salyer pitcher and goblet, by the act
ors and employees Of the establishment. Il 4aent
win great eOlaI.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
News from New-MexicO.

st. LOrIs, Satnrday, Feb. II, IoJ3'
The New Mexican mail Of the I'D ultimo reached
Ipdepepdence to night. The Californi. mail from
stockton was overdue at Santa Fe and the contractors
were very ure asy about it, the mail party has to
run the gauntlet Of the Mohava vusges, containing
abont eisbt THOUSAND Indiana The weather was fine,
and the roads were good.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
Nou.Arrival of the Indian.
PoE1IASp, Ne, Feb. -, loJe-ll ?.

1Ner. are no sgrs q the steamship Indian. nor ID
10, ~, stserth day from Liverpool. Tee steamers Of
,srry cosl enough to last twenty days, and
a. I,d,, .>l~sys uses lea, than her allowance. 80
no fear that she is yet out Of eosL The
weather Is ire here,