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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05

A UCTION sALE.-BY REASON OF A DEFAULT IN
n the payment OF note for which the property given
as collateral security will expose for sale at public vendue
on the 9th day Of September instant at 10 o'clock the
the office of the livery stable 22 Mercer street two
valuable gold watches, with chains seals attached H.
WALTERS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05

VTAILACK'S THEATRE.
w The ladies and gentlemen who the above
establishment for the fall winter requested
meet In the green Saturday, 10th ns ii O'Clock
BY order OF MIR. Wallack.
J. l.. WALLACK, Stage Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05

A UCTfON NOTICE--LARGE SALE OF EARTHEN
"A ware, glass and fancy ware, BY J. 8 H. BARTLETT
Auctpneer Tuesday September at 10 o'clock 28l Pearl
street. choice stock mostly best goods worthy the notice
city and country dealers wanting cash bargains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05

CCTION SALE OF
n Beautiful household furniture comprising large variety
OF magnificent rosewood furniture parlor suits rich
carved pianoore French statuary including
the entire elegant paror dining chamber and
furniture of the first class residence,
l52 West Twenty first street, near Eighth avenue,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05

A UCTION NOTICE-ALI. THE RICH AND COSTLY
IN household furniture Of private family, will be at
private day, consisting Of double paror
suit crimson and French
peru single paror suits seven pieces OF each and solid
wood frames suit covered three coored French
very richly carved win be sold great bargain rosewood
eegeres centre and pier tables rosewood and mahogany
scads bureaus washsnds hair mattresses holsters pillows
sofas chairs cornerstands carpets paintings &C. &C. All
this furniture only three months In order:
win be sold very cheap for cash. Apply store ITO Ninth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05

UCTION NOTICE-EDwARD sCHENcK, AUG.
"A noneer Assignees sale On Tuesday 9th instant, viii
be sold by auction the highest bidder for cash. 9 Mercer
street, near Prince, the stock therein OF = d. Clark
furniture dealers consisting Of second hand furniture partly
finished work; lumber mahogany oak and walnut
and the usual stock OF the trade Also at hslp twelve
O'Clock the store horse and harness
at end OF sale the interest the lease OF said building
years May thirteen hundred and twenty i've dol
lars year rent and water tax
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05

nRAMATIC.-LOvE AND CHARITY, A PLAY; LOLA
~ Montez In character Stage Fright, Anecdotes
Actors Neproqusm made Easy the Belle of the Season
dc will be found in the SPECTATOR for September Price
5cents number. Send orders o. A. ROORBACH Jun
l02 Nassau street, n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05

A UCTIoN sALE.-READY MADE CLOTHING, PIECE
n goods, dry goods hosiery, and boots and shoesA
CRIsTALAR auctoneer, Is Bowery, will sell this day at
0 O'Clock 9Th instant large assortment Of fall and winter
clothing consisting In of onskn petersham, pilot beaver
CLOTH cashmere and snet fock sack raglan business and
and pants silk sa CLOTH velvet and plush
also hosiery shirts drawers cravats cassmeres cloths silks
sans; together with large lot of CATERS slippers boots
shoes brogans and various other articles numerous
mention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05

A UCTloN NOTICE.. BoGART, AUcTroNEER.-BY
IA &. j. BOuART. Wednesday, September I, Mt 1OIS
O'Clock al auction North William street corner
OF Frankfort household furniture glasses combating
tuge, &c,
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-10

IrxrauAL SCENE IN Counr. Recently In HE United
states district court at Austin, Texas, two young Ger
mans ignorant Of English sentenced to the peni-
tentisry for robbng the mail Alderman Ernest Raven
translated to the prisoners the judges charge and sen
,nce and by permission Of the court in presenting
Bbe to one of the prisoners Dammart made these re-
marks
Jacob Dainmart, you are young man, and have no
PARENTS here take the liberty OF giving You some
sdvee before you enter the prison appointed as your
Mace al punishment for the next two years present
Won this Bible IT, and BIO true to your God and your
adouted country and you will find occasion TO steal
agap This Bible is the only piece of property You VIII
be allowed to carry with you into confinement While
On h penitentary be obedent to those in authority
YOU and two years Imprisonment will be light burden
upon YOU When your term of punishment has expired
Won shall need home you shall find in my house,
il my life is spared so long.
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AUCTION SALES.
~ A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

ENECUTOR'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
A. Wyly Improved and unimproyet suciOn.Oa M0nlay
the -St mt shan sell commencing al O'Clock n.
na.ned pfoty The following laentioued real etae viz
lot No " IA square No sol Improved With small frame ouse
s property fronts east between south and N
Part Of a No ia square no sO2 improved by twosory brick
house th Toons
That valuable property Ooons wharf An souare M
III which rents iOf 5000 per annum.
Lots Nos 2 4, aud la square Ia; No Is improved
~ Three stry brick house building thirteen
Lots Nos aud z la square No 662
Hal Of lot No Ia square No 600
Lots Nos 2 s. aud a. square No I0s embracing nearly
SAIL square and considered valuable being
tIon o South Capitol street
Terms; Tue fourth cash balance one three years
notes bearing interest from sale
uon NE executor the purchaser purchasers t comply
Win lhe terms sale at the Of Ave
serves the f 10 resell the property the
inquen purchaser by giving three days notice said
JAMES O COoMBfS,
Executor.
A GREEN,
Mar Id Auctoneer
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LIEUTENANT BRALE


rFrom the Chester, CPa) Republican, March Al
Latter has been received from Lieutenant Beale by his
lilly reding here dated Santa fe, on the Sd OF Feb
nary last He had just returned to that place flom Taos
here he had been upon visit of few days 10 his old
800 KIT Carson who returned with him. On his ari-
I "a Santa e be found dispatches from bis camp stating
It delegation Of chiefs Of the Comanches--the ormi-
hs Indian tribe with which Government IS now at
Ssr-had come in expressly 10 see and talk with him
ION terms OF peace and amity that they had pitched
pr camp near his own and having confidence in him
ond await his arrival aud be governed ~ his subse-
Carson determined to accompany him TO the council,
d on the afternoon of the day they arrived at Santa nc
bevk M for the plains 10 chat with the 'Bedouns oil
srea What will be the result OF the conference we
.han know hereafter We have entire confidence that
NV action on the part of Lieut. Beats and mt Carson at
a. a. our government Is concerned cannot but be bene-
s5aJ These Indians terror TO emgrants passing
hah their county aud the United States mails are
oueutly stopped aud robbed by them Although Lieut.
Rsae Is not invested with the making power We
toy his stalk will have greater tendency to create
isndship between them aud people than could be
bought about by the entire Indian ONCE at Washington
We look for important results growing out Of this confer
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
later f,om ca,ifornia ano Mexico.

NEw ORLEANS March 9 The steamship Quaker City,
from Minatan with the California mails and passengers
Of the 2lst coming up the river The Golden Age,
which connected at yentosa, had, freight one and
quarter million Of gold.
Heavy rains had occurred throughout California, aud
mining reports were favorable
The prospects Of heavy trade had improved Hlxall
flour Is quoted at 50 so $40
The Quaker City has arrived up.
The steamer Uncle Sam, after leaving San Francisco
with troops for the Colorado met with terrific gale and
returned to the port After repairing some slight
damages she again departed ior her destination.
The Quaker City brings Vera Cruz dates of the LIST
stating that MiTanon had sent force 10 attack Jaapa,
aud that they defeated. Miramon then marched
eastward and had arrived before Avarado with 900
men, intending to march upon Vera Cruz, ea the
coast.
The Quaker City left Minatlan the 9th. just pre-
vious sailing report brought board that
express had just arrived with intelligence that Mamon
had arrived before Vera Cruz with 1000 and 40
guns
SECOND DESPATCH
New ORLEANS, March 9,-Yera Cruz Ia a state of
siege. Miranon aming The watchwoid OF the
liberals Victory or Death An express from the
capital intended for the steamer Tennessee detained
by Mramon, to conceal his movements.
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OFFICIAL.
GENERAL ORDER.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
March 0, 1859.
The Secretary ssvy the direction of the President an
npes 10 tho Navy Tho Marine Corps the amcned death q
m Han Aaron Brown General Of the United States
H died at his residence city Of Washington on the 9th OF the
present mouth
Az mark respect his high character, his e1lpent position
and great public services directed that on the day ater the
receipt Of this different yards and STATIONS and
vl az war OF the United o0mion the fgs be hostcd
nj fnast from sunset and that seventeen minute guns
be fired at noon
the Navy aud Marine Corps will wear Grape on The e
for thirty days
Tho Navy Department will be draped in mourning, and will be
closed until after the funeral
ISAAC TOUCEY,
March 10 Secretary Of the Navy.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-10
BY 9. McaUIRE q Co, Auotioneer..

FTNHUpIEEp SALE Of EAUHANGE HOTEL
Il by virtue Of deed Of trust from David A. Hail. esq., dated the
l day August 1912 duly aoog
Of Washington ", the District OF Columbia in ibe W.
No. 90 olos 100, i6l 1872 1853 undersigned viii
sell at public auction, Monday the it OF March, 1889
O'Clock, the following parcel uf property, yng DO
Ing IN the city of Washington parts
400. being the property which
Bank II Washington 20 said David Hall by deed
with the deed agreaby the descriptions
limits teTeo, forth the David
with the improvements thereon
This property fonts north, between
and sixth streets and Is well known Exchange Hotel
The OF ae cash, paid within days
In
months notes Of sale
cured by deed Of trust the property.
All anc at the 81 the purchaser.
the complied
the right
the defauliDg purchaser, at his discretion
sale to take place in front Of the premises.
JAMES ADAMS, Trustee
JAS MCGUIRE Il Co.
Mar Id AuctionoeTs.
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Markets.

NEw YoRR March 9.--Coton closed frm-sales OF
900 bales Flour closed owersaes of IL, 600 barrels
State, So 60 50 IS; Ohio, Sc 10 So so south
ern Sc rs SO 65. Wheat closed dull-sales of TO- :
500 bushels southern white, 81 10; western rcd
81 40 Corn closed lower--sales Of So, 900 bushels ;
mixed SO cents yellow, SO SO cents. Beef closed
quiet at 80 so Sill. Pork closed irm--mess SIT 81
"a SIT 874 prime, $l3 20. Lard unchanged at IL
a IL cents. Whiskey closed firm at 2s 2Sl cents
Sugar closed steady at 81 u cents Coffee closed firm
Spirits of tupentne closed dull at 500 81 cents Rosn
closed firm at 81 729 Rice closed firm at 81 Al cents
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-10
by J. 9. MCGUIRE q so, Auctioneers.

=
THANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT
OF land Washington. by decree the
Ii'trc Columbia duly passed the day
February, d. 1859 chaneery pending
court wherein b Blanchard complainant and Mary omead
defendants Wednesday the 18th day March, 1889
o'clock VIII proceed 10 SELL at public auripn following
described tract land situated tue county Washington Dis
ret Columbia and bounded follows Beginning the
point the south side Of pney Branch at the end Of
drawn s. 2l r. 10 perches from bound OF the
Shoemaker running
reversed N. "a deg W. 1913 perches
stone thence n. deg w peicbes T. deg T.
IL 70pcrches, s0s deg T. poronos Thence 800.
deg T. 81 erches " deg 4o72 pcrches thence Adv deg
W 3ii perc,es thence 8 3ls4 W. parcbes 81 deg W
perches, thence 4sa deg W. pcrehe thence 70 deg ~
perecs thence s rs deg W. n perees thence * dog W. 10
pcrches, thence 7lls deg 10 thence 81 deg W. is
perchos hene 6s deg w. 20 efes aud thence with straight
line the pite of bleinnng Containing 20 acres ooi
perches, or less.
This the land which seized
anl aions the lands OF Gen Wabhge aud Thomas .aen
The sale viii take place az tue eaeaa .eens q Mcclure
Co, Washington u. e. ~ v" -" f't' " ~
Terms Of Sale ola third Of the purchase money paid
cash the residue 10 three equal instruments r. aud Is months
with interest from the day OF sale for which tic
secured to the satsi4ttonof the trustees viii be required
V' As \ As sHs N ",
Feb o. atawSF IDS Auctionccrs.
"
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-10

UST PURLISHED.

II
- The Ways and Means Payment Analysts Of the Credit
system with lis various Modes OF Adjustment Stephen Cowel
VOL svo Comprising rratcs Money Money Coins
Bullion and Bullion Banks Credit system various
% Books Of account Promssory Notes Bills Notes
Bank peposis Credits in Account the Pay q o
including B,n Genoa the
England scspd vnc states Clearing Houses
Tho these bct4 Interest Prices Public Pay
laentsl Bpo'pAgea. Price 81 30,
"For sale Ia Washingtons t
TAYLOR 4 MAuRY's
Mars Bookstore, s3i Pcnnsy lyapla ayeape
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b, G. Me UIaE q CO. Auctioneers.


INTENSIVE SALE OF CITY LOTS belonging to
a Columbia Coegc.on Monday afternoon, March 2st
authority the trustees Columbia
College shall the described city WASH
ington he which : the United States
square north Of square No. A, lot
Square south OF square No. AZ, lot 1
square No. II, lots D, 10, IL, and 10
square No. ID, lot
Square No. 20, lot
Square of square No %, lot
square No a. lots 10, ", and ls
Square No "a, lot
Square No 81 hot
square No ", lot
square square No. 49, lots ., aA seTs.n H.
10, H. 49, and 10
Square No, l06, lot 10, on H. between 18th and
18Th streets
Square No 1874, lots ., g. II, 10, 10, II, Is,
10, and 20
Square No 1913, lat s. on 18th west,
aud o north.
CASH tho residue IN H. and IL months with
interest gwen deed in taken All yaneng
purchaser purchases exceeding 81 500 the
be- fourth cash. tho residue in one two, and three
years, with interest.
JAS C MCGUIRE & co.
March S-eodSds AuctioueyLa.
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TUE EMPIRE OF AUsTRIA--Its Rise and

TTNHE EMPIRE or AUSTRIA--Its Rise and Pres
Il ens Power John 8 c. Abbott volume crown syo.
ohh. Price 81 SO -. 4"
The Business Mans Library designed FOR merohAn
les landlords tenants Insurers Insured shippers
es notary public, justices Of the peace by D. Butts
sisted by merabers 81 tho bar. Price 81 So
The Tenant House or Poverys by
A. Duganne containing nearly pages handsomely
beshed with original designs by Dallas the highest
style Of Tho art by N Orr, csq. Price si 20.
For sale by TAYLOR NAURY
Mara Booksellers, S3i Pepn, Avenue
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Er,y- CONCERT CONCERT THE Western Mission
sunday school No Young Mons Christian Association, Will
Divine permit Their second annual concert IN
Rev. Gurlcys ehafca q sreei) Jhusday evening, March
IA o'clock.
The prog viii consist Of and choice selections r
sabbath hOO Nesry, lately published by
Henry Boyt Boston, together with saualory the music anu
which have been composed for this occasion by member
the school,
viii 90 assisted by several amateur vocists under
Mr. Cubb; and by association oil nsu
mental performers The opening piece VIII be an overture upon tho
organ by Mr.. Iarkhurst
Tickets 20 cents Taylor Maury's Bookstore, at Baan
Bookstore Pamers Drugstore and BY Sunday
school children hroup houi the city.
The object the means to enable this sunday
school y carry work.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-10

ZONES ON THE EYE-The Principles and Prac-
81 uce of ophaimie Medicine aud Surgery BY Wharton
y. ". =, with ITO Illustrations, last edition
Physicians Pocket Dose aud symptom Boot containing the doses
all tho principal articles the Mora Meea
preparations, by Joseph H. wyhos, NJ D. last
ton, For salo nj the medical bookstore Of
TAYLOR 4 NAURY,
Feb % ssi Pennsylvania avenue.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-10

Friday last the anniversary of the constitution OF
the Uned States 1t is just seventy years since II began
to go into operation, The Union at the age OF thee
core and ten, is only approaching maturity and deve
opment
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Financial.

NEW YoRK March 9-stocks frmer.- United
States SIS of 1874. 1885, Chicago and Rock Island
COG Cumberland Coal Company, "a Illinois Central
shares, 80; New York Central, 79b Reading, 4ss ;
Missouri 6's, sat,
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Cold Mines OF X ansas and Nebraska.

VNTE, the Subscribers Of Leavenworth City, Kan
sas Territory propo.e the sle~ing terms aud conditions
tT trans porat0n DenyeT G ih VI Cherry Greek such
oer l-ln ga l" souy may s'ect io our delivery depot
Isl We all transport Goods Wares and Merchandise delivered
% Agents, either s. Louis, Missouri leavsnwoh
city, Kansas Territory.
I'd delivered at ST. Louis transportation
marine insurance 10 IvenwOrh mast be paid to our Agen. when
the security Of owners effect
from s. louis TO syeu~ort city recognised nrt class Office
any damage Viii
houses at 81 Louis leayen~or bat IN case Of loss between those
such policies Insurance and required viii eject nrc Insurance
while Ia store at st. Louis Leavenwoh, all at the cast Of con
package or bale viii he
uay packed plains strong $, well strapped casks
barrels conanng liquids hoped Hour sacks I've would
recommend double saokng outer sack being ennny cloth sn
barrels single lighter fabric than onaburgs B
must be baed and should be double sacked outer covering u
be held accountable any may spoil
become damaged while trans unless such damage shall be
10 o. proper part Agents
ad when such shall the parties Interested OF their agents
other who shah inquire into and decide and whose award IN "roe
We viii shnkage leakage
the packages delivered good order must be paid asror
this article settled provided Gor in article 9th.
7h Hard bread viii DO received unless packed In
boxes well and securely strapped.
sch We propose forwarding all goods entrusted TO our care with
usual prompness and with all practicable despatch w not
however be held which
have control Both duty to shipper and our own interest VII
balances may transportation payment
posie bank Louis drans 81 Louis EAST
cities accepted "A approved by Agents
10th All freight bills hundred dollars and less,
the paid Oh the hill Of ladng.
11th bills that i've hundred
dollars and less thousand dollars half
paid Agent upon signing all Is
exceeding that paid
18th Where shipment consists OF gh packages hats
boots other light gads they will be taken by cubic f
Looking glasses double price, and shippers risk.
lah SAArRL ALsS, No 132 North Second street. 81 L0,
Missouri Commission Merchants our General Agents auhord
to bs lding and negotiate Cor lnspo tai.
18th J. Is sdy No, Nassau street Continental Bank
Buildings (spo York, General Coz an
cities aud Is authorized make sign bills OF acing
collect all charges receipt
18th No package valued than
dred dollars hundred pounds unless specially
10Th Goods will be held point consignment
days and not called for ami charges
viii charges peshabe
will be held sold discretion looking the
We have been engaged Transportation the
the aud claim practical the
plains responsibility ansToriers
references. RUSSELL, MAJORS, u WADDfIL.
lEAyESwoKrn Cry, X. T., February b, 1859.
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GOLD MINES,

The subscribers Of Leavenworh City X r. have made
mens sell Through tickets the Emgnt line the gold fields of
Kansas and Nebraska Our depot The will be Denver CITY,
mouth OF Cherry Creek that vicinity These tickets Will entite
the holder to ST. louis by Emran cs thence to
leavenworh City deck ~ goocass steamboats,
elodng transportation Of Customary baggage City
and from sa ,elorth City only We do Propose
passengers leavenworh City the line
established expressly for those wish that
Baggage viii be taken from lavenwor City tgony
pound In all tho risk no owner will
DO held ali Tunes subject the eSp under his control
JONES & RUSSELL.
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ART ASSOCIATION LEcruREs.---Hon. r. p, Stanton last
night read interesting lecture upon art His reiiec
tons were of general and abstract nature for he said
he had never gazed upon those celebrated statues and
paintings which, for centuries had attracted the admira
ton Of the world ne spoke at length Of that sense Of
the beautiful termed taste which was fostercd and cult
waited by Nature herself and in which all true appreciation
of the works of art has its foundation Dr. Stone Pres
dent of the Art Association announced to the audience
that, on Friday next ilpv Pr Sampson would lecture
upon the adoption of art element Of instruction t9
our colleges and academies He also stated that the
present exhibition would close on Saturday next to give
place, he hoped to one permanent, and even more at
tractve
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1m SECOND ANNUAL CONCERT Of the Western Mission
Sunday sohcol WIN take place at clock this evening
4 Or. Gurley's church, + street
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Yesterday was the commencement of Lent
Religious services were performed at all the Catholic ant
Episcopal churches in the city.
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out OF PRINT-Letters Of Madame dc Sevigne,
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Camilla by Miss BurpeY. vols l7as. ~ 75
Cecilia ny Miss flurney 3 yols., VISA AZ "a.
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PulandGrifs History Of tho Knrs-
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Gambo Mining Ordinances of Spain vols in English so SO
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