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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
Rin Isino Ocrun9lud't.

Gin un9efdbr Smei Sabre aItcs Stint
oe6 Srn. Sobn Sono, bon Reu=Srforo
Noam6 Gauntp, bGBte fein 9eben leett
@pbe elm ourb oas Srinfen bon Gauge.
&elb Elm abermoli9e6 Seiipiel fir nacb:
Ia lfi9e Miitter pelcbe ibren &inoern iol6t
oifti9e Steffe bLosaeitellt lafen!
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27

DOie Srau be5 ,Srn. Gowin Sorref
0opls, einc6 Sdriftieeers in Der Geo9el
Office 5u 9bilooelpbia, fam in Der pori:
gen @obe init orei 9eiuncen uno frGftt:
oen Mdoben nieeer. u
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
Don Californian.

ct. 60 III 6, 10. SuIi. Die 1tebe,
lonopoit bon ct. Sranei6co nit Serid
ten bic jum 90. ult. loneten Eeute
Se6erion Gitp an.
Die Stabt Sdoma mar NIT $4,000
Serlult bur6 Seuer seritort iuoroen.
2(m 25. bra6en Die @efan9cnen il
Staot69efGn9niB aus, nobel e6 43 Der
Ielben 9elona ju cntfommen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27

USn Suneau Gauntp, g8i6con.
lin, purbe Der preiBi9 Sabre alte 9atrit
Sarnep our6 Den SlB elmer &loppers
TbIan9e na6 neuntd9i9em Seioen 9etoos
-et.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
Die 2(usfubren bcfanoen i'm Sabre
1859 aus fol9enoen 2(rtifeln g:

G5 aebt nun ebenfall5 nod bierau5 Der=
Dor, Dap Der 9roBte She'll Der 2luSfubr,
lpoUon Dem Staat 9ouiii iiana ollein $ $I0O,s
OOO,OO 3ufalIen, 9rCBtentbeil6 Dem Sii:
oen su gut fonmen, uno Dap fomit Der
Rcroen, Dem ein bci6usenoer Sariff per-
lpei9ert piro, gar ftren9e mit9enommen
miro.
9tob picI trouri9cr fGQt oas &eIultat
aus, >penn mir Die Ginfubr uno lu5fubr
be5 S)aupt t0ofen6 i'm 9toroen Der Ser
eini9ten Stadten, nGmlib Den bon 9teuz
Yort. ins 2tu9e fafen, benn in Der pors
lesten Sobe baben ndmlid Die Ginfubz
rem aus fremoen 9dnoer in gteusg]crf iib
auf Sc, ,SS6,OlI belaufen, barunter Manz
ufatturz9Saaren i'm 8ertbe bon $3,IIl,z =
433, nno iiber S 100000 fir Gifens mo
anoere Wetalllpaaren - lpelde Summe
iDmit 9craoeju beinabe 9dn}li6 unierer
arbeitenoen @loBe rpe99enommen mcrben
iit-uno i'm Sobr 1858, pdbreno Dem
ndmliben 3eitrollm beliefen Iib Die Sim
fubren in ienen Soafen nur 50, ,653,777
I-atio iiber Elm SrittbeiI peui9er ale i'm
!Sabr 1859.
Die 2tu5fubr bon proouften uub @aos
ren aus isuem 6ofen, bat fib in oeriels
ben @o6c ouf 81 i24O, ,4O4 bei6rGnft,
pd breno 0ieielbe in Oct nGnllben @o6e,
i'm SaDr 1883 $2,097 ,274 betr62en bat.
Die Qu6fubr pon Soartseto bat fi6 in
Der am 2. SuIi obeeIaufenen @oobe, aus
geu 9orf, $I,S65, ,l63, uno I'M erlten
Bdlben Sohr ouf S33tS26t90S belaufen,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27

2(m 3Oiten SUM Wuroe SoIepb Bout
iIcr, BON Soleburp SaunIbip, Sude
@ountp, pdbreno Dem M6ben nit elmer
Sra fbiue erbebli6 an ben Seinen perlpun=
Oct ct bate Die pferoe nGmlib anz
9ebalten, I'm etlpa6 an Der 9afbine in
Sronun8 3u brin9en, fie festen iib aber
III frub >pieOer in Seme9uno uno Soutz
itDero SuBe 9erietben in Die Meifcr, nos
6uyd) {. an Dieitu bebeutcuO, eoc5 ritt
lebensoefGbrli6 Uerleet puroe. ST. be-
ftncet lib tpiccer auf Oct Seferun9.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
POos oeb .imnifpplIe 9,ferb, y

WOas 9eb imniBuolle pferb, rpel6ea
mir pori9e @obe meloeten, in elmer lSalo:
un9 bel Der Sap, an9ebunoen 9efunoen
lpuroe, 1T ieitoem BON 0srrn S6ulB bon
gSeit Gampeter Saunitbip, Sontaiter
Gauntp, ioentifi,irt uno jurtd9eforoert
woroen, bon Dem oa5 9fero 9eltoblsn
roe.-(8olfsfrb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27

DS i'll i9.-Giner Der QafTaqier
oeS neuli6 oerun9lddten 3u9c6 ouf pe
uWt9l9on Soutbern Gifenbabn," lirI
it6 fur oen Serluit feiner Srau linb fd|
nee &lnoes init y 500 bon per @cmpa9pl
abfin6ep.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
Ginfubr uuS ausfubr. = Gin bcf6hteus
oct 5ariff.-1tnicre 9ceuer.

wv 1HItN.- lkUtcre OcQuef.
Gs iit bon feber elm anereannter @runos
iae bel alien 9uten Siuanjmdnnern ees
pe fen, DAP cine an9eneBene Sildn5 tlriz
fben GinfuDr uno Qusfubr bic erite Sez
oin9un9 Der Griiten5 oe6 9anbeleoerfebrs
uno be6 @eoeiben6 Der finanjellen Ser
bdltniiIe eine6 Staat5 ooer oieier Union
iei. -g6 1T oeBbalb bon Der b66ifen
9Sidti9feit, ju erfabren, ireldbes Der
Stano oe6 9e9enfeiti9en @ebielperfebrs
fet. SSir baben oaber e6 unS 5ur Iuf9az
be 9erabt, uniern 9efern Sufiinftlid)
fortlpd breno iiber oiefeu 8e9enitanb, Die
un6 3u unferer &enntniB fommenoen See
iultote, mit5utDeilen.
Sa5 8i5coliobr fit 1859 1T am 80.
Sum- ju Gnoe 9c9an9en. Die Seribte
oe6 SbaBdmt Secretdr6 iiber S1anoel
unO S6iffabrt lper0en nGmldD an oieiem
Sage 9efblOBen-9elpObn aber bel Der
lteber9abs berIelben al ben Gon9reb erit
per0fentlitbt. - Die y9teuporf Shines
bat ieoob iebt fbon ou6fiibrlide Sercbs
nun0en iber Die GinfuDr, 70 wie iiher ole
2tu6fubr mit9etbeiIt, tpelbe fol9tnbe5
Heiultot liFfern:
Die G;nfubr bon fremoen Sdnocr in
Die 8ereini9ten Stooten bat i'm Sabre
1858 S2S2, $4,000, Oorunter $40, ,274,s
600 in Soart9elo-llno i'm Sabre 1883
$3.50, ,OOO, 900, Oarunter $4,000, 900 in
6art9elo betragen. Die Ginfubr an aus.
| t6noiIben &aoren 1T oemnob i'm SoDl
1855 $l62, ,369, ,OOO-bu9c9en ober in
SaDr 1859 $340,OOO,0O0, uno iomit
SOL ,66I, 900 9rober ole i'm Sabr 1858.
! Die 2(usfubr notb fremoen ednoer bal
i'm Sabr 1883 $324,644,00O, oaruntel
S52, ,633 900 in Sort9elo-uno i'm Sabl
1850 $35O,000, GOO, barunter s S,000,:
900 in Soart9elo betra0en-mitbin 1T bit
l(usfubr an prooutten uno 9Saaren in
Sabr 1858 $272,Ol6,O0O uno i'm Sab
1859 S2S2,000,000 9etpeien. Nn aus
ldnbi f6en 8auren ipuroen in 1859 ME:
Der ous9efu6rt fir $l6,000,000:
2(u6 oieier 3ufammenitellun8 9cbt 70:
nit berpcr, Dap bic l(u6fubr bon 6art:
9e(o i'm Sabr 1858, Die Ginfubr an film:
GENDER M1Gn;e nm $33 1859, 900, unb in
Sabre 1859 um SIS 100000 uberitie9er
| bat. 9Scllten mir NUN pOn oieler Gum:
me audi Die $I6,0O0,OOO fir lpieoer aus:
9efiDrte ousldnoifde &aoren abjicban
! 70 bleibt bob INNER npb cine Silant Dor
$42,OOO,OOO au69efuDrte6 boore6 unt
| fir inns ouf immer perlorne6 8elo 9e9er
uns. Sine Summe pelde Die rei6iter
3ufubren bon Galifornio nicbt beden fons
nen-ia cine Summe, tpem ite nur eini:
9e Meal ipieoerbott miro, itcber ipieber Die
olterorHdenofen 3eiten ouf un6 berbeis
fGbren, uno unier Gano total perarmen
muB.-
Die 2(u5fubren bcftanben i'm Sabre
E.I E.I,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27

UGin en9tii9er MiIion6r fbreib
aus Sumatro, Sftinoien, Dap er ioebel
Die trouri9e 9enu, tbuun9 9ebabt babe
Den Sfen su feben, tpcrin Die toeioen iel
nen Sor9dn0er focbten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27

P0as gum Setrieb per Sierbraus
erein in ct. Soule, W(o., perlpenoett Cap
ital foil fi9 na6 ltn9abe Der u9anoelss
gRituno" auf $40, 900, 900 brlaufen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-27
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AaSS'&5}sES5f Oh: d e. e.

QnFunft ecr ,,t7ortb Sriten."
@sitrrr gtobrihtrn Spm Srirssf9ai
plate.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-11-10
81 sfellangoasr it. IT,.
HOWARD AssOCIATL0a.
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
4 Bensrolent Institution esfadaShca oy $fegF"f ]S'''
dov8,emt torthe Resief TIE Stef a"e DsS-
trssxsd.. afflicted agitb Virastent and
En- t1emi Disc c.$s'S~
u,ur HOWARD AsS0ClATI0N,,iu view Of tile
awfuldestruction OF humanlife, caused by SeS-
nal discusses. and the receptions pFactfcedupan
tbeunfost1nate victims OF sach diseases by QmcEs,
several aaotlirec theiFGonsalting Surgeon
as n CHARLT ABLE. ltGF worthy of theirianie to
opena Dispensary for the treatment OF this class
of diseases in all their forms, aud to give lfaDi
CAL ADEIGE Is toealljwho apply By letter,
With adeserjD,ion Of THEM condition, lage oecnpa-
toni babifs ofjjfe &C. J. aud in cases o'exifeihe
novcrty,. to. f.srisiaie Medicines ffee Di
s,t,arga IL IL needless toeadd that the Asseeia-
ton commands the highest Medical ase'
aud}willfurlish the most approved moaefh treat,
slent.- ~
ep;rscvors of the Association, in ttieir Annual
Rsno,t ,,,,onthe treatment ofScxuaf diseases eS-
nre,s highest satisfaction with the success whch
has aaemfetls the labors' OF their Surgeons III
the care. of SpermatorrhGa,, Seminal weak
ness, Gonorrma. elect, Syphilis, the wee Or
IUnanisnp or Seli-abuse, &c., and order n
con,iuuAnse CT the same plan for the ensuing
year.
rhe.Dircctors, on areview OF the past, ieei as
s,lredithat,their iabors in this sphere OF bsie'e'
lent effort have been ofgreat the ailliOteu
especially to,the young and they have resolved to
devote-themselges, withrenewed zeal, to thisVer%
iinportaHVand much despised'cause:. ;, g.;
hnsadtnirable report on spermatorrthlea or semi
nal Weakness, the'vice OF onan'sm' Mastaroa'i0h'
or SelGabu4e and other diseasesof the sexual Oh
pons. by the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent,py
a1 iih.a sealed envelopc) FREE or CHARGE on
receip Of two stamps for postage. Other Reports
aud Tracks on the nature andtreatment OF sexua,
diseases, diet, &c. are constantly. being published
for gfataitous distribution; and will be sent TO- tne
afflicted. Some Of tile ne" remedies and methods
of .reatmen. discovered during the last year, are OF
great value. cv1r
Aaliiress, for Report or treatment, Pr. ). mil
Elm uU0GHT0N, Acting Surgeon, Howard asso-
oiston, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, "a
by order of the Directors n,,s,4s,rr
EZRA D. HEARTIVELE,
GEos FAiRcHILD, Secretary. freSiuen''
gAnH1-lg
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TIA mi a III NJ $50
r. ON OPS a N d = IES
FOR C0TY'&sN EsAs4ElSs
brns 6 cents per pould--25.per cent, less Han

l>fAs y. ceiDS Rei Rotea"---- ~ F'' Wv
Eape.
Z w nm. considering tile. advantages OF Iron
4 over Rome as material iorbnding cotton bales
n will be surprised thatit has not been adopted
ing sihee. Li its security against irethere is'an
overwhelming reason iorts>adoPtidnn
The Pfessesinithe Seaport Cities have been ofle
mpin,cat,seokitsnot being generally adopted; but,
now that oE,iccton.is. removed gfnerasly and the
Orleans Press the largest \. o. gre it the pre-
ference oyer rope. The Fassmann IRON Hoopaati
Tie il the Improvement OF one of the proprietofs
audiis sdoped from the fact, thatt is found after
lbne experiment, to combine the greatest merits in
SIMPLICITY and, facility Of application OF any orc
vet MAZE. so,prepared rs 70 require noeaange'
for reeompressing Thus obyiatng the oniy re-.
manning difficulty at the sea board cities
lhe hoops are sent of any lensth,from eight to
ssr.feet and pfull guarantee given thatneithesthe
Tcsnor Hoops shall break. And further, that all
cotton bound in them shall be received on the same
terms, at the Orleans Press as rope bound cotton.
The weight per baie is about the SANG. as Rope.
oil oac,pound more oflcss,
To. show the opinion Ship Masters have oft, we
give. tue following, among numerous cohili.enda''
tons we hage.: , :,
acknowledgment mastcraof vesselR Having had
cottoacompressedw ithFassmannsnew iron'hoops
and Ties. hereby. recommend thesame: The bales
being well compressed, and the buttons or hoops
neyer break wtca. thrown Gownin. the. Ships hold
- . ..
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-11-10
John G l. UN { Y,
Observation-Disclosures, Loulsian

1AVg SGreuted the Store formerly occupied by
s. Nbbe, on Secoad Street, opposite the IA
piles lfosel he wishes to inlormhis friends and
the paplic geacr,ly that he has made arrangements
iorreceivins fresh supplies weekly, as follows:
.S.lstr GIred Huns, Side and Shoulder Bacon,.
Mass Beef, Mekerelish, Sardines, Lard, Butter.
so,p. ta Hes, -Four Coffee, Teas, and Fruits of all
kinds ana of The best quality, and everything kept
inn Wholesalers Retail grocery.
also, LIQUORS
Saenas Gosajac.iaraudy, Irish Whiskey, Bourbon
do, Wines, Porter and Ale, of best brands, also
Ctqrs.of the best quality, and the best of Confec-
tiopary aa1 Pound Cake always on hand All of
Alsh he eI,rs 1T reasonable prices jan 26-ly
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SADDLE a. HARNESS MANDATORY
Back of Odd Fellows, Hall,

ALEXANDRIA, ia.
TILE undersigned will, at all times, keep Ga
on, hand, or.make to order, every dcs- SSaA
! eripsion Of Saddles, Harness. Brides,
ant, all other articles connected with his business
His work will be Of the best quality, and which
he wi'lselFa at the mast reasonable rates,
Feba-iN j. SPRtEGEL.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-11-10

MUSIC. Prof HENRYH. BRAUN, having per-
I'LL manently settledir Alexandria, is prepared to
give Mhsic Lessons on the, Piano, Guitar and in
Singing, With accompaniment on the. Violin. lie
wialso tune Pianos on the most reasonable terms.
fSF-- Orders left at the store, of L. Robertson l.
css,wiIl ne sise preinp, attention.. ansSl-ly
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1li5tsllaaGcas, IT,, &r.


w. SrBF aSS.. D. Il. MatRVY
". K. STEVENS & CO.,
(rosnrE1r OF TIE RED RIVER FAflRoAp.}
spoya and BRASS Foundry
- Il " D.
M a CHiNE S IT Q P ,
On FRONT STREET., betsee. the Store Of
IN RoggrrsoY u Co... and tie Railroad
Geoot,. Als1a@df3a, Louisiana.
rrrE WotjED respectfully announce to the Plan!
!R ters Of Rapides ard adjoining Parishes, that
wv We have opened the above named establish
rent for the purpose Of Manufacturing
Steam Engines, =
Grist Mills,
Saw Mills,
PUMPS Of every description, Steam and Water
Pipes of .ivarieties furnished aad fitted TO order
in the ueatest possible manner,
Blow Cocks
i Steam Guages,
Mud Valves,
Steam Whistles,
Watar AND Cistern FallGRtS,-
''oei WV .
W.. H. ssfsVESs'
P-AfTgNT LUBRICATOR,
mi. o,s-r var;etv of Brass OF Conner Work.
~" Rsnairro dane on Engines Boilers, Saw Mills,
G9;st Mills. Cotton Gins. Sugar Mills. and every
variety. of CAST, Wrought Itof,, anl Bfass Work..
o'a Cylinders bored and made as good as noH.
we VIII als ~ l'.n 10. 'Ae ~ -
INentttc L 0C1tNy,f
for CYLINDER, &c. .u,o.
Ne es;n, s'so Dr. p,o,,s " Soccer oSA
IRON Arles for Carts and Wa NsyXxH
CONS, with boxes or Tubes to sSsa.aaa1
Sa'' Also
SlSS haa-- - 4 AA "
done in all its branches.
We are also, prepared to DO
ID - Wood THrnins
<s@ of all kinds, such as Wagon and Cart
sTGsEssss Hubs, Felles, sc.
Planters, and others, interested in the Machine
as would DO well 70 can anu 'aAs '00N ''
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Sl.R9 AS{ST OF the ST. FRANCIS. CHURCH, and
u lta o, t,e,G5lambia College, Missouri, will give
in&raetion on the Piano, Gnitar, with Singing,
Ilnrmony, Gbn2asjtiof, and-aai. that is connected
with the genera science of music.
" b Pianos tuned aaf repaired.
sTelite &c tte,Stofe OF j. MEvoy, opposite
Court aoase Sqmre. qn""t
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-11-10

A. Benscolent Institution established 6y$Fe G"'
doga,ent forthe Re9icf ofhe S'es a@e DsS-
trssssd,. afflicted 'ei1t, V'r"se"t ane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-25
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Constitution quotes from the Philadel-
phia Press to show that Forney is condemned
out of his Own mouth in his assaults upon the
President on the subject of slavery in the Ter
ritories.
The Constitution argues that the disap-
pointed aspirants who have turned traitors to
the Democratic party, and set themselves up
as "isadeys," entirely overrate their own im-
pOrtance and inference.
The InteiliseMcef speaking Of the late trial
ut Charleston, s. O., expresses some surprise
that the Echo should have been condemned as
a SLAYER and her cargo sent back to Africa,
under the slave-trade law, and still her crew
DO acquitted Of all blame in the matter. 1t
however cherishcs the hope that the acquittal
Tas on account Of, some defect or insuficiency
in the nature or degree 0. ttc st:dsne. offered
on the part of the prosecution, and not on ac-
count of any disrespect of tho South Carroll
mans for the laws of the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-25
PERSONAL.

80. ]. s. Green, Of Missouri, is at the National.
49,. Hon. J. L. Orr, Of South Carolina, is at
49,. Jndge I.oring and family, of Boston. Mass.
ana Hon Rich'd BTodhead, of Pennsylvania, are
at Wizards. 49,. -
-. Hon T. F. Marshall, Of Kentucky. has Just
closed series Of lectures on Napoleon Bonaparte
and the French Revolution, at Nashville. Tenn.
The lectures are highly spoken Of.
....Stephcn III. Branch, who was sent to the
Penitentiary in New York last year. on conviction
of libeling the Mayor, is on his way South. via
this city, ahd promises 10 enrapture ms with lee
tuIe on the Sublime and Ridiculous in appro-
priate costume, &c.
go. Daniel Pratt, jr., the eccentric gentleman
known as The great American traveller has
been staying some time in Bangor Me-, engaging
In public debates on political topics Previou.
to his departure, he sent grandIoquent addres,
to 1.-THE Honorable Isaiah Stetson, Mayor of Ban.
gor, greeting cOngratulating him on his high
position. He left by steamer on the 18th for Rock
land. There wasquite a gathering at the wharf
to see the distinguished traveller, and, with the
revolution Of the paddle-wheels, he commenced
an eloquent Grafton from the promenade deck
closing with the announcement that he was soor
to be the guest of Queen Victoria and reciting ar
ode in her honor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-25

18TH Vienna correspondent Of the London
fimes says the Austrian Government has proposed
10 france general disarmament IL France ac-
cepts the proposition peace will probably be main
talned, IL she reject II war is almost inevitable
sardinia persists in refusing to disarm, unless
Austria does so likewise; but the latter cannot
possibly suspend her preparations for war SO long
as the Emperor Of the French continues his arn,a.
ments- The Paris correspondent of the Times
hints that the refusal Of Piedmont TO disarm I.
made at the instigation Of France Az this dis
arming is the preliminary condition demanded by
Austria before entering the Congress, there is
probability that the powers most interested will
not take part in the proceedings, and Congress
without the principals would be nugatory AFFAIR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-25

IL The Louisville Journal says: :. The editor
OF the Freeport Republican says that the fugitive.
slave law may be the law Of the land but ism the
law OF heaven. Well, let him obey the law of tue
land while he Is In the land-he'l have nothing TO
do but obey the law of heaven when he gets there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-25
aHORaHTowN,


GEORGETOWN, April IS, 1859.
This being Easter Monday but few Of our peo-
pie seen disposed to enter into anything like bust
ness with any degree Of spirit ~
Services Of the most solemn and interesting char
acter, suited to the occasion, were had yesterday
in our Episcopal and Catholic churches, which
terested congreg ations
Atthe Dumbarton- street NJ T.. church. the pas
tor, the Rev. DR.. Edwards, being absent. the pull
pit was filled in the forenoon nv the Rev DIR
Rant, of your city, and in the evening by Prof
Hartman, of Baltimore. The Professor is a grea,
favorite as preacher among many Of our church.
going people. His able and interesting discourse
last night was listened to with the most profound
attention by rather an unusually large congrega.
ton.
The Potomac river, opposite our city Is very full
this morning, with very heavy current setting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-25

IDA man living near Nashville, who had been
absent in California some three years. on coming
home recently, found a babe only three months
old lying In the cradle. With a cruelty utterly
diabolical he at once cut off the infants ears to
avenge his wounded honor" The screams OF
the little sufferer called In the family when the
Infatuated man learned that the child belonge,luto
neighbor who was visiting his wife; he had to
fee to escape lynchng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-25

II The Savannah Republican says the first mes
sage over the Cuba telegraph was received on
Tuesday, ordering dozen bottles Of lager beer for
sick person at Waynesville. II is expected that
the line will be working to Fernandina In week
or ten days.
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DJ~Mr lsadore Paulin, formerly of st. 10
seph, Mo, lady about forty, uncomeIy, pitted by
small PoI, and indeed to be pitied has eloped with
her husbands clerk, a mere boy Of twenty-six,
leaving her husband to regret her absence that OF
his little girl taken with them, the loss Of quite
large sum ofmoney, and the sad want Of gratitude
manifested by the youth whom Mr.. Paulin had
treated like nn indulgent parent, all unconciors
that he was harboring serpent.
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III The New York Examiner states that the
Kew Mr.. Chambers Of Philadelphia, reports a
wonderful Transformation - going on amono tho
worst reProbates of Baltimore or the late con.
vers In the western and rowdy section Of the CITY
at least one hundred could be named as alread '
actively and devotedly engaged in CARRYING on
prayer meetings, and laboring for the conversion
of Others. The reports from that quarter of tie
city reckon at least a hundred and fifty from the
worst class Of Baltimore population, as giving ev-
idence Of conversion to Cod
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II The Charleston Mercury thinks the jury
acquitted the crew Of the SLAYER Echo because il
would have been Inconsistent cruel, and hypo-
critical in them to condemn men to death for
bringing slaves into community where they are
bought and sold every day.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY WALL. Il BARNARD. Auctionecrs
POSES, FLOWERS, SHRlBBERY, &C.. AT
IL AUCrIoN.-On TUESDAY MORNING, sth
inst, a. clock we will sell! In front o auction
rooms, y choice collection of ever blooming Hy-
bride, Moss. Monthly and Climbing Roses, Hello
tropes, Miniongnets, Ornamental Shrubbery &c.
IL WALL Il BARNARD, Anct..
by BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetqvn.
brick HOUSE AND LOT ON WATER ST ,
ID GEoRGpTowN. AT AUCTIoS.-On SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, 18th May, at 81 O'Clock, IN r oUt Of
north side Of Water street. and near tho cor
of Copgre and Water streets, fronting I6 fee
81 inches, and running back rs feet To alley I'M
proved with a two-story Brick Dwelling.
Sale Jsitive.
Terms One third cash; the residue IN g and y
and q deed oftrust taken.
ap 2sts BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Aucts.
By A. GREEN, AuctIonesr.
HOUSEHOLD KITCHEN FuRsIrpREA AT
IL AUCTIoN-On FRIDAY, the 18th instant,
shall sell, at the residence Of gentleman deoini M
housekeeping, at 10 o clock a m, at No. Sal A St
north, between 9Th and 18th streets west, a good "a
sIrtment of Household Effects, consisting Oh
Mahogany sofas ard Spring seat Chairs,
Do. Marble-top Centre and other Tables,
DO. Bodsteads, Bureaus and Stands,
Cane aud Wool seat Chairs, " ashsiands, &c,
Wilton, Brussels, and WooIen Carpets,
Fea her Beds. Mattresses, aud bedC Ing,
Oicloth, Mating, and Rings,
Cooking, ParioI and Chsmbsr Stoves,
With good and general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms: All sums unSer ssn cash oy,r sp ,
credit Of 50 and 81 days, for notes satisfactorily on
dorsed, bearing Interest,
apps A. GREEN, Auct.
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II Ninety-nine liberated slaves and over thirty
free negroes are about to embark at Baltimore for
Liberia. There are also forty slaves of the McD
ough estate at New Orleans, who will sail for the
African Republic