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WAsu.se7ox. Friday.1u!y ., 1s.e
Quiet but extended movements are making to
bring Postmaster General Holt forward as 4
compromise candidate At Charlestnn THE dead
weight Of the Administration has been fund to
ba tic principal embarrassment Of the move
ment.
The Hoa Dan. E. sickles bas rented Lieut.,
Nathts honRe here. It is in less couspicuous
situation than the one which he occupied Last
quarto volume Of the Trash called " Com
tnercla! Relations" Inns just issued from the
State Department It contains oyer six huodred
pages Many thousands arc TINS s4uaudcrcd
W Government.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Kew To.k T1racs,1 >,
-. NAAuk1cron, Friday, July =.
Mr, McLaue's private Secretary arrived last
evening, bringing from Mexico tic Treaty nc
:,oslated with the Liberal Government, embrace
.ng the points previously published in the Tt,aes
The Administration is highly pleased with Ar.
NcLanes conduct in having the specie trains
released. even after Gen. Kobles had secured
$40. 900 for the use Of his troops. Ar. AcLanc
thinks the conascated Church properly will
is within the control Of Juarez. The interest
only can be realized by the Government ut pres.
ent, under the act Of 1858.
The impression prevails in diplomatic circles
here that the European ar1nistice rc<u.ted from
IN unwllHngneEs on the part Of Napoleon to en-
counter Gen. Hess with lis fresh troops, If it
was TO be honorab1y avoided. 1t is singular
TACT that when Col. Cypriani, nos in Napoleon's
stat, was in this city List May, he predic1ed pte-
cise1y the battles which hare been fought. both
a4 TO pluce md result.
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expense to give their visitors q handsome re-.
ceptlon. The hotels were covered inside and
OUT, on the roof, balconies and walls with' f1ars
md emhlens. FeStoons and wreaths hun:,
IRON Btoro aud shop windows and doors; ban.
ners were stretched across the principal street,
flags huttercd on the breeze from eyerT nin.
nacle' and pole. Bands Of music plasetl, aud
cannon roared their foudest. The eating houses
boarding houses, and hotels Of high md low
degLee. bag pres!ded An ample supply Of meats.
date the numerous and needy s.ranrers that
were coming, but who came not
It is known 4hns the Il ''Knights' implicitly
obey the orders Of their High Superior. mud It
must be admitted that it vas shabby treatment
q the brethering" Of Minnesota, for the Grand
shaaa, Jpas,eqt,s to command The gallant Sons. To
Cardinals least 50 thiuketh the charriued
and disappointed brethren Of The Lodges n tIc
la1d Of Ninnehaha. - J. u
, 1859-07-26
THE MALTESE EXCURSION TO ST.
4sAULs

ff.orre.nonhrn.r of The press md Tribunal
ST. rAr,. JULY II 1ass.
rim u.,tox. h.ro rorne md tbc dixannoint.
Ane 'to7 44~ ~ = ,:..,. aooa
mcnt Is as great as 1he crown - ''''c* a Aooo
was expected, hut it turned out only sprinkle.
w.et- o,o nohodx wou1a tolerutc the idea TINT
n,o c,,;,r I,otcr
Tess nanoer Liza" a'o'S "E'e ~SA'sH'
advicea compelled them TO reduce tae numoe'
IN . ono lint below TINT figure not eat would
~, ~. IL. .,.;,;,,t;ons IT tte nrh,
3nsooos ."". 1o' '"|
licans md Rlnncfs received rooe soocA "aca
the Maltese l,orc in sight, What fall Tas
4h.ra mr. confinement The snlendid aud CUPID
A.e*e ~ i,:,....,,... ~ 1,,... ,am. IN
e""s s'eAoe.o AA -, ,-..a ;,h
the landing in grand style, all dccofa'co WIN
1acs. evcrcrcens, aud emblcus, NTH hands!af
,,ns;. ,,,,.;no cannon 1,oomin.. aud passcn-
1''""'S P'"!' 1890. e.. - .,..,n.
gers cheering. Int s!'efe were on'5 t"o e.ea'
crs in place Of. five, and 800 c1cura,oniats H.
ste,a If edoo and less than half Of these evcn
- a.. ,,.s,;, ~. rha ,nm.
were ore1hfcn o1 ono 10y A
ber of G.. r. J. AS did not exceed 1aV
The ue,nhers of the Order in St. Paul me, them
49,. 49,. ,.,,,,,,,or ~ on an, c.cort.
a. 'ac 'ane'n @ en. ~ .s.a,a,, ~ ~ .,,a nr;nc;n.,
streets, thence to the largo room where the5
received an address from the Grand Commander
7,,r.a.,,, ,r,,;,t, .1.. ,3,.rw;rrcd
of the Dfoer IN A'noeso'a' WHICH "o' "rs" ~,
on behalf Of tbs cxcurslonists by Cor. Randall
oew;.coos;n. After The usual congratulations,
;.:.o-- ,w.,. sa-xed with m excellent colla,
, 1859-07-26

Editors Press and Tsitune:
As The Sunday question is now being discussed
allow me to ask why # is that meat markets,
groceries, stores, beer ind liquor saloons. fruit
stands and ice cream screamers arc in active
operation on the Sabbath. in defiance Of public
sentiment, city authorities, aud the law Of God.
The voice Of the proprietor Of IN ice cream
cart, was heard long and loud, yesterday, dis
terday disturbing the quiet aud peace Of the
West si1ers. No less thsn six dealers in eata-
blts aud drinkablss were doing thriving bust
ness ill Van Rurcn street, between Clark and
Market streets. )
Now, Acxsrs. Editors, am not over sancti-
moniou-am not opposed to laughing, nor in
favor of starving, GU III: Sabbath, Us Que Anti
SaGbatnriau man says Few EnE'snters nre. I
am in !ayor Of laughing, believe it is good for
digestion, conducive To jea'tn aud religion, e,en
on the I.ord'x day. l7&Snld laugh in New Eu-
gland "a On the SaohathF ID tpite Of long faces
aud solemn looks, il thought proper. and trust
to the Lord to protect me from persecution;
but I IN, in faror Of having tie city laws re-
quiriug grocery keepers, meat dealers, liquor
sellers, ctc., to suspend business tue Sabba.h,
trtcuted, and see no reason why such iaws
should not be enforced. 4 SUBSCRIBER.
, 1859-07-26

IL The track-layers on East Randolph
street have reached Lasallc street, coming east
from The river.
, 1859-07-26

David Calleu, driver for Thompson's
3bakery, II Clark street, was thrown from his
cart aud somewha: severely injured yesterday
by the running away Of his horse.
, 1859-07-26

10 Yesterday and Sunday were Of July's
best pattern the very model Of Mid.unmcr's
days.
, 1859-07-26

B The base ball match between the Excel
sior and Columbian Clubs will take place on
Wednesday, on the cricket grounds near Union
Park.
, 1859-07-26

sB RYAN believed TO be the real culprit in
the Cottage Groye homicide is still at large. The
man arrested for him turns cut to be somebody
else
, 1859-07-26

10 But little was doing in the Courts yes
terday. Police matters we're OF the dullcst.
, 1859-07-26

THE UESRr 1rxPEnTz CASE IN ExTESso--The
decision OF the Supreme Court 1t Ottawa in tue
Henry Jumpertz case, las at length reached
this city. 1t il yolumiuous document. and
Of co,rse comes much too late to be news to
to any Of our readers. On looking it over wc
find we haro already giyen the grounds upon
which tue now trinl was granted, except that
possibly less than the real amount Of stress
was, in our abstract, laid upon that part Of the
decision pertaining to tue conduct Of the jury
while in charge Of the officers. Indeed no
other ground urged, it is stated. would hare
been sufficient to vitiate the late verdict had
jury been held within duo and required bounds.
From this it woull appear how easy in any case
the SheriG's officers may defeat tic bench, and
either By ignorance or intent bring to naught
proceedings Of an expensive and tedious no
turc.
We quote from tho decision itself on this
point:
In the case before u.s. four Of the jurors, upon
Sic different occasions, separated from their
fellows, and out Of the presence aud hearing Of
any officer Of the court, we're permitted to hold
Intercourse with strangers to the court and the
cause on H1al aud these y no PTetehce t1a1
the court authorized or Was priyy to more than
one Of llese separations, and it does not nP-
pear, nor are We to presume, that the court
authorized the Juror 10 hold intercourse with
others out Of the presence or hearing Of an Of
tcef Of the court. No necessity Or OCCASION
for the other separations il pretended. This
record also shows, that on some occasions at
least some Of the jurors were permitted to dine
at the public table at hotel. This cannot be
countcaaaccd by this court, and should not 10
tolerated BY any court.
, 1859-07-26

sE The Grand Excursion fares to and from
the East BY route, the most charming and ro-
mantle of nll during the summer season, ,nyite
attention In another column.
, 1859-07-26

q Nick Grout, charged with the Cottage
Groyc homicide, has been released on $4,000
bail.
, 1859-07-26

~ Rev. Nj. Roy Of tho Plymouth Congrc-
gationa1 Church has left this city for a visit Of
some weeks in New England.
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&S,o1.o s:3..Il.s: af.asss usa,ai

- L.rge sale 1t Auctiout Of new and sseond
hand furniture, croetety, carpets; and house.
keeping goods, this moruinRat 81 o'clock It tho
ealszooms Of Gilbert ThomPsen No. Is IAks
8tRss.. -.''.:. -: :.
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- The clcrgymcn of the city, it is said, nrc
very generally to make the subject of Sabbath
Observance the theme of discourse on the next
Lord's day, j., --.. .-
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THE CITY.

H- The JownaI says there was an 1risl, row
at Highland Park On Sunday.
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Workmcn arc busily dcmolishing the
brick block Of dwellings on Dearborn street near
Madison, the same to be replaced with SUBJ
stantial and costly block Of stores.
, 1859-07-26

SroR71xo.-Mr. Moore, Ut ;hi. city, Is now in
Louisville, kv., with several Of the fast t1otters
Of Chicago Prairie Boy. Chieftain,
aud Mountain Boz, arc there: aad Moore has I
fast mule. which he eiaims 10 be the fastest in
the world. The races over the Oakland Course,
to come of next week, will afford the Kentucky
sports an opportunity to trot ont their bes: stock
oga'ust the abo5e steppers. ALcxington horse
named "Bradley Coll" will probably be matched
ag inst Reindeer. He is the only horse in Ken
tucky shat uare score With the Chicago favorite
in trotting mitch The kentuckians hare
some fine PAGERS. however, and it is probable 4
race may be n1adt up With Davs Crockett in
the ring. VIC shall ace.-Lta4.t
, 1859-07-26

TuE UNIVERSITY OF CH1cAGo-E1xc1ox Or
TIE FAccLr1-TuE Law meet
ing Of the Board Of Trustees Of the University
Of Chicago was held on F:iday. the third and
last day Of the commencement Anniversary Pc
rod. 4 letter was read frm Rev. Dr.. Wayland
Of +. L., declining to. accep. the Presidency Of
the institution, whereupon Rev. Dr. Burroughs
was reelected:
4 report on the Law Department Of the Uni
versity was resd by Thomas Hoyne, Esq, and
will be found in another etlumu Of to-day's is-
sue. Henry II. Booth, ESQ, Of the Law School
il poushkeeps;e, Hon. Judge J. II. Wilson aad
Grant Goodrich we're elected professors in the
new institution, which is t' open on the e1st of
September with an address from bon. Darid
Dadley Field Of y. i. Th.. Law School wilt for
i'sopenins year occupy portion Of the extern
sire rooms Of the Commercial College, in Lar
mon Block.
Professors Mixer and Sniterlec still continue
their connection with the University, which has
thus passed is first birthday in manner emi-
nently satisfaction, to the friends Of the enter
prise In addition to these, Judge Bell, of The
Commercial College. Was fi.tingly chosen Pre-
fessor Of Commercial Science
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sB- Rev. z. n. Humphrey, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church, on Sabbath last.
took leave Of his congregation for sojourn Of
six weeks at the East. The services at The
church will be continued ~ usual.
, 1859-07-26

TEE SrSnAr QcEs1roS.-Thc communication
Of 4. r., in another column, has been on hand
some days, md would hare appeared last week
but for tho pressure Of other matter upon our
columns.
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GAIxxA i CHICAGO Cs1ox RA1aoApx-@The
following arc the earnings Of this road for ths
week ending July 2, 1889;
Freixhs. .e1s.s7s:3 t1A.s<s1 tASha D&+,y....
fassenxtrr ,,... ata&s5 Sses II I;a9y7 i;er1rase
Mails dc-..--.- !Iea.e' 1@6nM <A,1s Ioocas&.
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auctl0n Saleg.

RY G. II. KEITH l. SON,
. THIS DAY.
At ~ O'Clock. II theI zs,esrrcu. 1s md n r.,xa-
Al aascst1neot of
AZ" AND SECONDHAND FCRxlTCRE
Cot1ps4staE Cane. Fae ard Wpct Sat Cb,rr.. qnA..
Louae: Basesn* Red'sestk. wa.haaa4la, Ia,,es Sst
IS bali bhts Wht1e F,sh.
81 " Tnnf
.3kbs. No 4ackx5i
s11c0 w. oh Bowls; Ii ea.es Psu~ Tohaeeo. IA ~. a,
Esias; 10 20 I1k.a H., H. ''a1s~ 'ae"
ls das'st c.H. KEITH L .ox, Aus,u
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LUCAL MATTERS,

IMPORTANT 70 MEncHAx7s W1surxG 70 AssoRr
S1ocks-The regular Tuesday s sales Of Nm.
II. Haskell i Co., No. 2o3 Lake street, will in
future supply want much felt, As ne under
stand the idea. their large aud extensive sales
rooms will lit future be devoted, on every Tues
chants wishing to sell or buy will appreciate he
advantage Of having such a regular aud relia-
ble system ,naugurated in Chicago.
RARE CnAxcE-P.rEsr RIcnr At 1 DAncar.
-Wiltrd Hull has Parent Right for sale, with
Of about tl,5o0 can clear $4,000 aycar- It is
fair legitimate business, which will continue
for number Of years. Persons desirous Of un-
dertakin. will please crtl on me at the Merchant
Hotel, where eau be found for q few days.
WHEELER i w11sox'a sxw1xo M.cu1srs.-We
prefer them for family u.e.-N. +. Tribune.
They are the favorites for families.-N. F.
TINS.
TLey are withou. rival-Seien.idc Am<rs-
can.
They maintain the pre.emincnce-iN !. e.
Frfts.
For demm;ng, filling, t.ctia9 ard gathering
for successfully doing this work, has been for
some time established.
All the latessimprovements, originated BY the
best talent in the Union, are involved in this
machine. 'GEoRGE II. CNl1IESpEs, teal AEt-,
jy7-lmo lG7 md lG9 Lake street.
SlSGEn's SEw "A" MAcu1xE-This late in
rensiou is designed to obEiate every difficulty
that has heretofore arisen ia ali Sewing Ma
Chimes It A<nas, fill, tueks and gathers. The
grcat demand for them already elt in this raar.
kes, is i guarantee that they a1uss supercede all
other machines in use now on exhibition, TO-
eetller with oil the different styles Of Singers
Machines, at &C Lake Street. 4. ". Harris,
Agent jeal.ano
The head quarters for .SEirt Supporter
is III i. Graves, IS lake st. jyl9dlw
TT No. Al State street will be easily dis.
tstG4shed by the sim Of the Mammoth Golden
, 1859-07-26

Su,1u1AsA.-F. u. Smith the Galesburgh
Countezfeiter has been held in 81 900 bail. The
other Smith arrested for larceny IS bailee has
been discharged: The third Smith, negro
stea1tr, and rather the nesnest Of nj. is in town
ags;n as usual, quite the pet Of the small-sry
Democratic lawyers who, esger to finger part
Of Charles share Of the spols are profuse in
their attention, aad loud in their boast Of +see-
ing him through"
f~ The Chicago Musical Onion have
changed their quarters from the Collcgc Hall
in Larmon block, to courodious md admirable
apartments in the Methodist Church block, On
the corner Of Washington and South Clark
streets. The Union t1ourishe., as it should, and
from sterling sersiee in the beautiful a.t Of
music, should be now and forever" 4 farorite.
~ We Invite attention to the sale OF Sheet
Music, Musical Instruments, ETC., which will be
made by Lee i Co., u their salesroou, 81 Ran.
do1ph street, on Wednesday morning. It af
fordssan excellent opportunity to supply your
seives with these attra etiye articles.
, 1859-07-26

W.o On Saturday last grim operator sold
one thousand bushels Of red winter wheat. ou
which he had lost the snug little sum Of tiigat
Auadrtd dollars. or eighty cents per bushcl. All
on account Of the war. "Gentlemcn may crE
pe4ce, peace, but there is no peaec," to some Of
our grim friends.
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Rf GILBERT l. SAMPSON.
AcGTlqS Tre&tT2AtE SAtE 0F SEW Axn sEcoSnHAHD

GoUust cR0CKERY aat GLA33* : ARE.
On TUESDAY. July Sab 1t ~ h ~ ~ wilt ri y o,r
Gsn.n n? 8! Lake stsret. lzrxs and ,upesof as,t-
mcht y SsW Furturs together TN he 44sirs stfs ~
.a"l ing Emit. consisting 1t Pai!cr and bt.troom
al.. - Sle4t ,,h<y sSf,s. taas ami Keckns CAairs
atEeI Eook Cls+ AID >esTs tteA Ma,h,e LOB Tab'ea
Flsh Ig.ta4h Fay hAl.. sll stss. Gard s.a t:ensS
I3Ma fan saztEe- op Eureaua and Ma,hstapi4 snd,
70 ans,' A,!ssa..<s As chalr4 so'!a Oaf Slteoasds
ei1nhA.n Iae - kFr.ttass d., t'ommon T,h'rs aaf
Tg e ss;s,I ksss o. sh tioSt,,y I'D G.s.~e Kleh.a
kesuta. sa.s hays IT fu1axrrr as.osta "a :fr.K1
D1lr a. fM, n. sDsYs snd FRlhAYs y ssea -esa..
Fassss decnl"x housekeeping will find to their a{1a
t~xe . ssad their sSF.tN 10 u IL s-r.
tfE E1f.HEKT r u
, 1859-07-26

e Don't wet the crossings is the adrice,
counsel and entreaty ne would give the water
cart men. Hold up there. Dry up for one ill.,
staut, and lesvc the street crossings in o condi-
ton that the light shod uay: 80 over dry shod.
, 1859-07-26

eST No. II State street will be easily dis.
t!"sHished By the sign Of the Mammoth Golden
Tea Kettle jy1G.2w
, 1859-07-26

RGcoRpER's CouRr.-The August term Of the
Recorders Court comes in session on Monday
next. The list Of those who are to serve the
public in the jury-box is Us follows:
, 1859-07-26

MAR RIED.
cntte 74h !rIt at Fu't ak;n.on, Iowa the 1sev Mr.
Has!' uEs Ut. I.uiAEk = " NEIsKk I+earat, iowa
and MIS- Loc1sA II. AMY, Of lie forcarr plaee-
, 1859-07-26

Fl The number Of inmates in The Chicago
Reform School il about one hundred and thirty,
SONS seventy-iive or more boys having gradu
ated from that institution to the world daring
the past few months, apparently much the bet
Ter BY their experiences with good Mr.. Nichols.
, 1859-07-26

e; The head quarters for SKIRT Supporter
is vi i. Graves, IS Lake st. jy1Ydlw
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y OCULAR TUESDAYS SAFE
By Vim. II. Haskell l. Co..

lca ...........-. LAKE STREET - IN
On TTE>pAf. July :fth. IT * oes X, "a sh.t CIR
public suction sat!ty Of ..nds autabts In sss<t
st1rks Ia ! y =. re,ulrr.t., comp Ling:
1trsf. Cap Sose .od 1ll Paper. 1 reanns
lotha t2s lne.eA Union sasA&a4seA
Fvnch tAce Co hra In reas vastssy
shoe'- f:aesA Asrtno shlsta, liz issy and 11oysA
Linen boenMa. cHIesss. Shl11s and th1 81
lots Of Tut Dry t}.hds
Ito b'xts P&m CAP,
hafrep *uauklnx Tn1.aero
irsf<f St* r9n M,naz'es. cahss. md szss vs,t<tv
sale tossvey without reaeEve.
your sttt.t"n i par tcuisEv .neit+h '<'@ :" "ae0
tY4s H-ds-2 WI II. HASKELL Gu, I'M y.s. AZ
, 1859-07-26

FOR SALE.-rhe Subsc, ibrr viii
81 q paha. %aean 70 ths highest hisr tbe eaas os
wEnSkSDAt. July I'll. iSi II cock A. " n hs NJ
aee II Marine Bank Chiko rain Pzts1is Lsof1
of y" nit-d Sta'es to Jsa. Atkins oae fbs ap tns-
AfAp; luton. tn kap<r and R.ks1 vaieh p.eaI l.
:a1so Dstemb ~. tS. asuel tle-ber 3I41 f5& and
aPIa ~ ~ ooh of which we'e inlv asl.st j. l.
Isl by d+ei q aakne~ uiy ezsss i I'd assixnst
to us By tho sid Joan + Wrtkhs
JAN. CLAPf, AMznse off, T. WtsAs
oa@ea 1aleAo Q. 1aaT lssa- lJ+lm d7I
, 1859-07-26

HASELTINE d CO..
IL HIDE AND PR0DCCE COMMISSION.
No. iss Kln,e Street. Chicago
Reterepte-Nes II. Z. l. Tlakhan l. Co.; Cooley, Fsx.
veil Co Smith, rots'd TO-: Whittier BEos Tvs lwx
4 SSESSMENT NOTICE.
r. c1rY czzEKa or,sar, Chseaxo July II 1853.
funic noscs h a<soy lsEn 70 ~ pe1soas tnas
the Cenns+1@psEs zppo.nety tha Cnkun,on coupal Of
tbs C5 Of Cheaxo, u ass- p. sum Of hundzt .4d
tweltyfre aoIsts the real estae tn the Wet D.
vssfon Of ali y: dsemei bet sattea ~ Aatani1'n&
Ca1a1 street. from Randolph ssree 10 Washington seet
haze completed Ih1 Assessment, and &seof
to ny otace.
Arr s<ssoas Wishing to a2ps1l fon szla
f!e tier objections wiring. in my oths~ bstxs
Aouay the issh d.y Of August 155s. It O'Clock r.
the common Council w 1t thai u The Couse Room
bezr al -bteefu4 saId anil revfsa md confirm
OF annu1 ths .RuA L. kREl1NASN,
City Clerk
ASSESSMENT ROLL
Il description Of the RAni Estats IN tha Vest d.
vIon Of Tie CITY Of chlFt deemed ben tusd by Asesd
antnng sAnai ssEee IT. kanio ph sreet to Vs. hlaxtoo
strest, III The v7uuon taereo the 0! money
Aererary astsssl thereon fo< seneau by ahs Cosa1,s
hotf1s, SoV!t:
ORIGINAL 1oTS OF CHICAGO.
, 1859-07-26

y We call attention to the advertisement
under the head of " # Kantsd-a Principal to a
High School," which will be found in our col
umns, The particulars are set forth in the ad-
vertiscment. One Of the Committee will be at
the Briggs House to-day and tomorrow.
, 1859-07-26

- A startling case Of power Of Attorney
was shown in West Side Justices Court few
days since, when an indignant limb Of tic law
hi.chcd on to the waistbapd Of legal brother
and let him drop gently down stairs. Pistols
arc talked of. .
, 1859-07-26

Q! tn'caso, "no nase klna!s. eonsenteo 70 alo
hun in the ~ork Of instruction. nnt'l such time
as the progress and success ot tue school may
warrant tue emroyme o1 l'e1mancnt proies-
sors: to constitute full Law FseultJ Of three
Professors for this Department. -
With regard to Judges John ~ wilson aud
f!sant Goodr7en, your co'nm'ttee deem en-"
trelJ unnecessary 10 say anything. because
their regulations - accomplished, able and
learned ]uE'sts 's tPo well established in the
State, eao So He4a koo~n throughout the North
I vest. TUT tue bare mention % OF their names 8
the best compensation upon INC aeiect1on which
has been MADE.
In regard TO Professor hehr! boeSn, tho
COMMITTEE are more md more ass3fea t1on
eveFy circumstance connected WITH mat select
ton, that ther bare oeen tnost fortunate IN
their cno1ce. ana tna1 time eaa occasion cons'd'
| cred With the advantages Of hts experience -
| teacher IN Ia" SCHOOLS, they nave: IN tols IN
| stance, succeed IN bfaneng the right man 10
| the right place, ~
The nauie OF nf. tooth mas not TINT ring to
The ear which the glitter Of some regulations
might produce. Dut rs compensation for its
want, the Committee hase relied upoa, the
sounder metal Of y US VEL known wersh, which,
ri =
, 1859-07-26

BIZ c. Il. KEITH l. SON.
@ p*sa,. e. K'er seEt. btsyssa Metixaa saa WaassS
snvahng Hausea md cooks &n
Io Y w,hout vAf.a e,r stf to III h.h..s has.-
y3--|t@s9x y N kEtT. son. IA uonte7s
, 1859-07-26
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

BY J. C. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctioneers.
VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR
MIRRoR<, RIcH SILK AND DAMHsS CURTxs E Vpa
MnR RS NM SErs Nst CARPETs &C-on MONDAY
ing from day to day until the whole is IL sposed Of
shall sell, by virtue Of two deeds of trust the supe-
s e5 nb s sad Esess of tse sns9H House
ein0r racing every variety and style of Parlor and
This extensive establishment embraces some SIX
" hve parlors and chambers, which have been fitted
tlre being Of very superior style and finish. we
Elegant French Plate Gilt fran, Mantsl. Pier, and
Superior Rosewood and Walnut Crimson Plush
covered French Tete- -Tete Sofas,
Arm, Ladies' and Parlor Chairs. &c,
RoekeTs; Gothic Reception Chairs.
cred ParOr Furniture, consisting of two Sofas
two Arm Chairs, Rocker. and four ParIor
Handsome Walnut Whatnots. Etegeres, and Book
Beautiful Marble top Centre, Sofa and 81 lie Tables.
Elegant BrocateIIe. Damask and Lace Curtains.
LhrGng hOut the house, with Gilt CoTnices Gods,
Rich French China Vases, Candelebras. and other
Mantsi Ornaments.
Superior Velvet English, Brussels and Three-pl
CarpSts. throughout the house,
BT I AID Eenltlag Hall and stair Carpets,
0Ilcloth, Rugs. stair Rods nd Eyes,
Rosewood, Walnut AMI Mahogany Marble top
Dressing BgT,aus snd Washstands, Ward obes
Jenny and and French Bedsteads,
bles,
Solid Cherry Bcdsteads. Wardrobes and Wash
stands, of superior make.
Painted Wardr6bss. Bedsicads, and Washstalds,
Superior Curled Hair Mattresses,
Fine Feather Beds, Boosters and Pillows,
Very extensive lot of superior Blankets Marseilles
Quilts; Comforts, BedsPreads, Sheeting. Bolster
and Pillow Slips,
French China Mafbied and Granite Toilet Sets,
Rush and Cane seat Chairs, Rockers,
Mshogany llair-spring Sofas, Rockers. Arm and
Side Chairs,
Hair Cloth Rep and Damask covered Lounges,
Mar BILE top Silehoards and Bcaufets,
Bookcases, Writing Desks, Arm Chairs,
Silver plated Casters. Walters, Tea and Coffee
Urns, Spoons and Forks,
Superior Table Cutlery, Fire Irons.
w ainut and Mahogany Extension, Break fast Card
and Side Tables,
Superior Oak Cane-seat Dining Chairs,
French China and Granite Dinner, Dessert and Tea
Service,
Crystal Cut lass Decantars, Water Bottles Cob
- lets, Tumblers, and Wine Glasses,
Block tin Urns, Chafng dishes and Dish covers
Radiator, OPen-grate and Alright Stoves,
Together with general assortment of every article
IN the Housekeeping line.
Terms: 30 and under cash; over that sum credit
OF , 8, and months, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
mar % ct J. c. Mcguire & co. Aucts