davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nevada national., 1859-06-25

Ne. lone eoli Magic Hunting ea.sd 4
plate English Lever Watch. erouomster
balance made by j. 4 N. I. lsavitt. Lon
don. No. 81, III. with heavy Gold Fob
Chain and Bracelet attached ........... ft0l
f-cash.... ....................... E. s5l
s--fine Gold hunting Duplex Watch, made
byT; =. Cooper. Londou. No 5t03 ....... 3e'
t.-One Gold Hunting English lever Watch
ehronometer balance. full jeweed, rail
way time keeper, James Stoidari, Lon
don, No "a. 46.354.........-.. ............. ~
Some Gold Hunting Lnglsh lever Watch,
chronometer balance. inane BY David
Taylor, Iouden, No. 10. COG =. .......... &c
e.-0ne Gold Hunting English Lever Watch
Clare L sons, Lnndou, No. } 0@s .......... eoG
Tone Gold Hunting. English lever Watch
John Bent, Liverpool, No. e,e51.... ..... 20C
s.-0ns Gold. Hunting English Lever Watch
Full Jeveled anu chrononeter balance,
David Taylor: London, No s0ei .......... soc
e,-one Gold Hunting, English Lever Watch
Chrenomersr balance, full Jewelcd, -.
Hargraves, Liverpool, s.<60. .-......,.... les
io.-One Gold, Hnuting, English Lever Watch
chrenometer balance, full Jeweled Rail
way time keeder, Arnold Frodshsm, L
Co. makers, No. 1881 100
u.-Ons Gold Hunting. anchor lever Watch
n. J. Tobias, Liverpool, No 10,0o5....., 70
if---0ns Gold, Hunting. full Jeweled, snehns
Lever Watch Chronomstsr balance, Girls
man Sons and Bain, Geneva, No 1913. lIo
ls--ons Gold Hunting. strsit line, Ievtf
watch fehsl mo-smsut- ruly iewelied
Nevada national., 1859-06-25

The late Kentucky giants, Mr.. rorser's,
coffin sss nine fee, one inch in length, and
two feet across the brsss'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

By C Mos vfRE q CO., 4 ncsiosssrs -
rem FnENcHs TENTH ANNUAL SALE
.sss.se iii Il s G. .:s5.
Eeyiy. No; VS. Ssysnse near firkvos1 Hoass
offered g soeton is Mass ami syss
!Ystrals9 Ilnmipstsd ana bond in nh az
.oas % ne rcs mr. s. s sns
Turkey bindings, fine Family .Bshiss, from Is
BcoE. Annals and Gin Hsofs for isss. 1eyesiiessr
~ Of Which xill BE- sold q auction evening" and Il
gsvats sale, from Is 70 s. per cent les than pub
Iphers lees In order 70 fpIt the fimes. MT. Bay
Elshes 70 snponncs 10 his fdonds thar he going
= PRICES gsys before heard II this city to ecss
cal during tho dav and exaui1e the stock, al Of
yh1ch1s yaJant.d new and perfSct- Sale 10 corn
49, ~. KEMPsHzLI. AGENT. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28
BrwALLA BARNARD, Auoaon.er..

TkUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a Deed of
4 trust, dated e2d Decemse-, lass, and recorded
N iibsrJ no. 70 folios rs. ls6, Ia and as one
viii sell, at pubic auction, 20 the highest bidder
on the % Decembef, on the premises, 1T O'Clock
IN the an ,Ipo2n iot No. "a, IN Savare No. Is, in
thereon. -
Terms One third of the purchase money cash !;
aru the resirue In aud IL months, be1rnx
10 be secured on the premises
II he terns OF sale are not complied with within
e sod on i've days public notice, at the cost Of
WALL & Barnard, aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

MARsaAL,s si19 - sjfelzl q yns Of
80 iron tie Clsrk's o1Ees q the Circuit cesrt Of
Ne DisfIct ofCs!nm bis, Tor the county Of WAL
foe csaS. Il I'm. q sks Cent i{Ssss 90 q
ssss SsS.ssy e ~ ~ = 5R =; - ~
s = sssazs .sss e lSlsx. hsEissi.s q :
eefsss u X I'D So sissst And ronn,p9 I sp.ecs
e9as said ssth street and tie ssstsra So1aiSry Of
S.s Srsa ys:s * s 9Th
ssss s "a ' sS 5. .ss's g !.
- "a ~ xos -, 60 aeDber term, lsB, in n
% s1'si ss'rin' sss q yoh1 ns RIiss; J.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

81. Louu, Nov Ss.-The Overland man az o.
10 Nom San Franeisco has arrived Gov. WeiI~s
Deeeheer, 30 nm the vscsscv IN a. asssr s>pss-
snctpaeed that the elocfion win he an q.
sis,ns one, invoiyiag Ne qussuoa = hsrbss pss-
ief the purpose Of excludinr TIE chiaeSe IN Al
emPAoyment except the lowest ! - - e. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

pEREMPTORY. SALE OF TWO TWO
THURsbAY zfTEaaNooocIN. ii st 6scslnSsr, q
q clpek; We VII sell. in front Of the PREMISE,
between 5th and 6,h streets east and Improved By
SO nearly rev and srstautiai two-stov Frame
Also, Immediately after the above and at the same
place, we wil1 Offer Lot Is. square ,a21, 100 feet
east. -. $500
Terms: Ore third cash the balance ia 6, ~ and
Of trust on the premises.
no 25-d WALL & BARNARD. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

Later from Denver CITY.
sI. Louis, Nov y The Denver City exprsss
OF the 18th has arrived az 81 Jospphr
There wss - 600 in the TREASURY = s.sl.s -l-.r
The Provisional Government vzs vorA,.- 49,
moniously. sgs- - 80 = = = = - -
MIn,.g siIll esusina.a, and IN. ~-sss.s -.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28
Byy. c. MCGUIRE a CO., Auctiopeer,-

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE bum
ING LoTs..The undersigned. surviving tre stse.
ny virtue Of deed Of iDdsnfure bearing date on the
sY'n gay OF April la5z and recorded in liber ]. A.
rTsooIds Of Washington county, In the Distrief OF
Vii Sci a. public auction, to the highest
next at half three o'clock p M. on the premi-
ses, ~ thoss pieces or parcels Of ground lying in
tne city OF Weshlngton. in saId District and dis
unxqshsd on the Of said cty - lots Numbered
ane Rsftol az. n sqnare numbered 6S5, frontine
and 125 feet on north q strest- ''ee|
TcIms 81 sale: One third cash; and the remain
,1oses q the PURCHASER shau be given PAYABLE In
epd fs mouths from the dsv OF sxle with inter
.SosFe the defsrred payments, at the expense OF tbs
II the terms Of sale are not com piled with NTH,
zen Gays amer the sale, the trustee reserves tie
nsht 70 resell on giving one weeks public notice,
% TINS risk and expense Of thu parchsssr
sac !As. A y NJ l Ss,Hg5yiy,as rru.tss;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

AfrKxr7 TO MuRDks - About . O'clock a
Sunday morning, some .poFsons went 70 the hoiss
Selby Sca9gs about half nile sFsm Bsnni NJ
opsned ~ bat avno ose.3 HsariDx ! noISe OF.
80. - went out - ~ whet e NJ, aud w1s In.
mee34eiy shot bK sone perlog NH nown, ~
buekshof taking eject Il his body ne waidinr
% the gun Was picked mp. oad pGovpi = Be- ~
tion - - ooopeGe book The afob wore cxtrae6sd
by 9rgeonx ap9 two % snsm' wsfe len 4 the
eusrd-eeue ~ 9 gentleman Who eave he in(os-
msfion % the CHIEF Of Police, who = 61flE insas-
ures % unravel the snyu>sry Tks eolored man.
waeps nans w?s ~ Sfyes 81 ths Informant, vas
badly wounded, but not desl yl1as1s5 s1IS3oos.
HoUsExEEYIxo amp 1nn I1oEDArs ,-Francis.
40 6even1h Street, - perfsct cuFtosIey shoD Il
The wy - eveey powitle sr(fele. &hnf : konse
keepes no16a - ehtld slghs fof. Espe6iaIly
about Chficemss time HE s7sre q - rS1Ie, ~
uplspde9t~ fnyieno ~t1sles, snd 49, squI1e
apozjng lov pF1ess. Rs1fz " snpenn, hn11 8
rood dssl q am5De1y = = ~ . "a psssiSlj
=! go 8 - szss''s.ss 6 20 - asS:
sss.sSsn y|l -: 49, = - 9. s>ssg,y -
3 s;sss = : 80 : & ls5;s,
ts's s,s. - - - q. 9. = -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

Nav yo.E, Nov. as'-TSs rin - y ~. -,
~ puollshes dspstch from Nex;ca Va -
sina stating the conservatives, ander Co Jcro-
1890 u, hdestals, under corossde. 4 Ts11e'
remaining Liberals had Aed 10 Ns,sfi.ss
~ was reported sf Aspinwall that The ysps,~ue
Commissioners would leave Yeddo q. sls~ -
February fof the United states, via san Fra.cisco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28
A Cuax roR DYsrsrsrs.

<g0W tSS doSs cotOfuoH F0ofe, from FerYnonf. =
n = -. W4sHTHeros, ID. c., June i.
al y. 11o: y SaxEx-D sar SIR In your nots Of
opinion IN !essfd g your medioiss called Orysesa.
~ sa ehs saotdi me pleasure 70 state, thss
sScseek q Iyspspsia in my own family, and HON
ne wonasrfa 81 scfs winch it has PRODUCED in other
oers 81 Consress with vh0mI Am acquairtsd .Ithink
y - tscgisaok meiici1e, and hope that snoh cIPcu-
rescn o. az Who are efhicesd with that DISTRESSING
PrsSss,a s. 8. W. 5 yoa5s, Co g foors
3 10 ny I'D Gilman. 8 G, Ford, jr, s. B. Watts,
i. Sseott -. ySh r. schEsrzs Nsirn Palmer Wssh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28
AUcrIon sALR
IFs1 othsy Asstis. Sales sec Fsn Pss-'I

BY J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO .Auetiopssrs. -.
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE,
d d.s.9ks y Mo.EENlNgI psssnIsr ist ss 10
Carte. risce,n on the heights Of Geors r{oSs- -
posfte the entrances Co Oak Hin Csnstsry Ne 40
sell. al the Furnitnre and effects, oomprsIx.~- =
Superior n,. kNos So, 7ecssvs Piano Forte. b.
SUITE Of Rosewood Crimson Brcest,Ile sov,r.s
r e,,or Phsrnitu.e. consistinI Of two Isss a.
Merole-top Centre and Sofa Tables. = ' 49,,
Mainut Etagsre, Tespoys and Fancy Tables.
Sresssis and teivet Carpets, Oil Cloth,
Oak Dining Chairs. Rockers - 80
suite OF sold Oak Marble-top Chnrph~r P~ru,f-->
saite Of solid Walnut Chamber Furnifurs, via
Hair and Husk Mattresses. Bolsters and Pillows.
Gas Chandeliers and Fixtures.
China, Glass and Crockery Ware. !. ~ - 90
hsSnEeIater, COOKING Stoves, 4 q, A..
credit ef and g dsss sr ssss s:s e.
notes. bearing interest = ~ '''
IL Ts secss !. feI rant inquire on the prsnI
go, g: MSsurRE& CO., Auets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28
By A. GREEN. Auetionser.

DuBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Lors og THE 1sLAND, on 6TH STREET wrsT =
Y virtue OF the last viii and testament of Hanson
barnes, decaesed. and an order of the Orr Ia al
Cou!t. the subserIbef VIII sell, on MONDAY, the
81 oey OF Deeemeer maxi st clock p M, on the
II. Gunnel's snbdivizion OF Square No. 465, front
ing each 3 fssr inches on 9Th street vest between
The above properly is sligibly sitaased and rap
Idly enhancing IN vslue. -
Terms; One third casn the balance IN 6 and -
months. secured by the purchasers notes. bsarine
interest from toe day of sale. with deed Of trusf
dsys stst ts sale the PROPERTY NH be rsso n.aa
one Eeek's notice, az the r,sk and expense Of the
xLEX AMBER LEE.
.aaz-.as.LLs "a Z Administrator. C.. A A.
no IL eotd 100 A. GREEN. Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

1 III, WEsESy, A expeEsenned nnEse end fsnais
~ sIofisnins TIE spns. YdsoinE n sa1s4s sdorr.
g sov ,sa, e.ss:s PsSe .3sSIsl 6 Si siss rsss
.--,s--t ooaenn. - 80 % lily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

BAIrmoRE, Nov. s -Flonr closed ssr>ax;
Howard street IS "a Wheat classd quiet of,f :
lays OF 1900 bushels; white 81 20ael Is; red
yellow e5a7sc. aProvis' ons closed sseady; mes
pork 1856; prime 90 81, bacon sidss l0c. Ne
bsef Isis; No.1 Ella. whlsky closed arm Al &C re
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28
By A. eREEN, Auenoassr.

TRUsrEE's SALE OF vAIUAsIR sev.,,
sf deed q nus sssiiss On Il: Ia 81 Ssg ,'s e
estut =, ss, y = snc GUY record q m lsbsr .
fecoras 81 WashlnEton county, ID c and b. dirsc-
pGS E, s sas Rsse ss As5s
peoembe, A. - l25e, st o clock .. m in front al
tss s5 R,s ss.s e. ~ of,sa.rs north
Terms Of sases One third cash the remsinSes
IN eeual payments, with interest, st 6, u And n
deed OF trust ON premises. y
N the terms Of sale are not complied Win in ave
sell the TO resell 90 the and rsk Of sks frss
An convex sncIus q cost of purchaser. II
no ~ dads MAHLoN AsHf0kp, Tsssss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

l0c. State IS loss5 %; Ohio Is 65ss rs: southern
sS -6oa5 50. Wheat has advanced la2c VITA ncI
crate sales. Corn L. buoyant; new southern vel
eii -i2x- Lard Ia dull whlsky il dun a k7Ke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

QyIRu's Cop LIyKR Or JELLY. fes
.Approved BY the New York Academy Of Medi-
cine. " ~ twice more elioacious than the iiouid
on. 1 - the only cure for Scfofules Consrnr-
ton and all kinds Of Coughs. - ---.
2uInU's yxLLIvIxD CAsfoR On, BY which the
3 q 81 fss4sctsbls drassists IN Washinston and
a. .sYg s:f z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

: 1880 AZ u 90 f.1lk.<t 4oXf-{ =
:. {. : !: =. !. =: !: :: !:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

weak. Chicsys and Rock Island 6sk: Illipeis
Central shares s.; do. bonds Sc X; Michigan South
ern 2oS; New York Central Tax: Pa. Ceai 90.
-; Reading 4ok; NIL and Miss. AZ; Va. s's s5k;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

WE ARE HAIRY IN learn that our entsrpr,.irv
friend kooerts OF the Northern l,ibsrtIes' Book
ssote, vho VS. burned out By the late Ere on Sew
Ruidinx. No. vi Seventh street, between L and
=. Lnsre ne vii dispose or his damaged books and
L ~. ~ asy5 With new stock, which he intsrds 10
Sst ~ ioS g cfn be puFchssed elsewhere 10 the
~>asSsS" ofss MN cdiis no 23-4t< =
PxyxrEsf-Psrsons desiring Pennies viii alv.v.
nnd mem TOT exchange st the Star Once countsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

ny. bs ,cld 81 the same time and place the north
Also part OF Srutohstt's Subdivision OF lot g, in
sSaase ~, neanns 20 feet inches north CAPITOL
n Tssms as sisted "a the .boys "a .srtisemsnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

q THossn . I'm srxnss,n p1lzuurr, 3. =.
Ilsrzss srEAu fnsss IN HsB sou1u a 6ar~.-
Eorz, rs zDirIos - 20 L<Rs1 A. 10 RrounR =
70 u f5I 70 xxrss ~ ~ LILY SOMA Asyza-.
TwsEvz ocLeck. n; ofnrrU1si 49, = - -.
ArrEAk pxrn 1nB nkxf DAY. , q. ~ 80 - y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

slss;ss.. F K,wgZ,s5.. f g..s Hs clsss'as
e,9noanoe that thsir annual disejsy OF Fan ~
y ,e.ss S ;S g = noE .ssdy issDsotioa.
ontn9 Clothing ofths newest ard ricksst deoirns
n eascsi trlmni9gs and yoRknanskfE 81 20
ssniopeble a5noIes 81 dress, q oppoennlty e nov
ior celSssipE Re. ths 1c.t sl.sstzs ssock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

asse y 5:ss = 9: q -
r. ~ r: s,Ss & - i..sIz - 3 =
3 s e se,ks1i ~ 5'ssss l:s:ss; -
: J; 81 nv se $ s3eszAesE
&: : !! s IS; s; 8:
sBDe' 1rst s q I
s.' : = s. - l,1s g !
,sssssz 'sss.s ). 81 !; - 81 sssss. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28
By &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Auctioneers y
INkUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PRop

TRUsTEE's SAFE q, IMPROVED Pnor
cembsr, shall seli.. in front OF the pfsmisss.
g S1dSsk b. yiFtas q dssd Of the trust
g, issnd rsoordsd IL libsr "A. 8, No. neioos. IS,
N the District OF Columba al that part IN
Lot no Is N square g, In ssid city, besinnins A.
me esrney Of aid let and unnnr vest.
l1 feet hchss The rsss Inc 81 ssS jot eoes
sassS feet e the place With ,.seS4s
brick Dvelling Holsss With fro-s TON ~
oa.aing. connlnins 10 rooms, with an modern i'm
sad ssrssts, st aesF 70 ne corner Of sist
Isrms Of ale. Ons-third cash balance In 6. u
xction o ~ sa secured 70 the ssi
All convsysncipG Ct thS cost OF the purchaser.
noad VIC S S a3gdIfh II ! ,c Int -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

= llARRIED, p 8IeI.'E Is 3,
Z: or: : g , S% scssss
esty. oak Sus SspS.S 4 = 80 a = s
Ssl| y ~ !el.l = Z: ~ ~ q /; 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

GOVERNMENT SALE OF ARTICLES RE-
~ e1Iyxp At THE DIAP LKrTKH 0YTIcE.-On
ing stsk oslook. at the Auction Room, ssnd 3 n.
nn s!, each saeeedng syen,nx a. the saps hour
800 lots OF articles of various Kinds Al
the Dead Letter Once within the last u year,, com
Ea r;rins,s Brsa;,Rins, Finger Rims, Studs, q -
pla pona Pms, spectecles. Purscs. Pocket Books,
Hand xerchiefs, CUFF, SurgIcal INSTRUMENTS,
Ehildi snrs clothing. Hsts, Boots and Shoes,
csHi ,Euss win Be ready three days prs,iou. to
= I'D q MCGUIRE 4 CO, Aaos..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

Thu yISEsr cLoIHtse EsrAsLuHnxxr IN VASE
In9!oH CITY -. "a. McCamly Co, are nov re-
csls1ng thssr AL Of Clothlng made 10 ord FOR
sneir retail trsde. Furnshing Goods OF every kind
avsnus, National Hossl BsiidinS. 90 To- SIN :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

Hsrica- DIsrz5c1 on cszpnsrA Avyx.,uI.ur.
HINTS TO ~ INsszfsDszn TIM BAEsIuons svr
AN isczfyz3 4. ANp ycxwkxDsp vRon rr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

THE PEAK FAMILY are nightly drawing crowded
houses at Odd Fellows' Hall, by their UNIQUE and
pleasing performances. Their performances are
dy. every note In music being ,epresented nv !.
solt, sweet toned ben, besides an orchestra Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

"A coaxrLAIxr--Mr. Edifsv Among the g In
stationsn Il this city notice, sf certain seasons
TN horns, frequently alternating with unsarthly
yrIs appears that this IL mode adopted by
cHzin negro hawkers 70 proclaim that they have
Oysters for saie How large or how ANAL portion
Of the community IL accommodated BY fhese ped
leu have no means Of Knowing, but / hurnbIy
SUBMIT my opinion that the loud, kafsh discordant
advent q the dslicacIes ~ Il anno6ncsd, are =
NJ nence II u possible thar thee oysters are OF
cheap and interior kind, and purchased BY psopls
bnslneo Of mine. All wish 70 suggest Il thaf
ssus Les o1ensive method be adopted for sdver-
tsinx the sale: Sick persoas especially nlnst IS
grsouy annoyed ~ this nightly footing and bF.y-
stsgchhinei COW bells can be cut Of non TIE II
noo6nt c!cntn!es necks, hut ths tin-horn nuinncs,
y one which have not yet discovered the moan
o. youf eCjumns. -. H0usrIlofnr1 =
fIasr WxxD, Nov. q, 1885, 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

n.alRI] r HE : AkRoyE SALE IL PQsTPoNEu
JAS. ADAMS. surviviax Trustee.
J. G. Moo UlRE q CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

by NAH . BARNARD, Austionssrs.
|TkUsTEE9 SALEOF Hull DING LOT ON
EkE46 n xsssssS. 4 pr s s.;t. H!aa.s
y virtue q decd fnsss dsisd Ma. 9Th l. 8. and
.s Ssesfe - Divide int fye lets, sscs ffsns,ns
81 . streets. sld Haaisf llok l2 lsef inch. -
i fsfn:; 2Rs -foRrth o?sk; g 3 paid on The day
;. q 80 sivss .pd : d. q trsst taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

FrRE.-Last evening, just as the devotional SER
vices were beginning In the various churches. an
alarm or IRE was raised, which caused little
new stone shed erected nearhe site Of The stst,,e
OF Washington by Mr. CLARK Mills. II was the
act Of some incendiary. = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

,.E.. r s' y. s {. Or -:
uspxf fHx rRovsoNs o. rEH Law pupcYuW
rEx4 10 - R1rWx4r3 IN pxvsRAPR uxyrpe
rEs tAnsHsr cncHxA1Ioy WITHIN rHx DRLrvxhy
OF rsx osvscs. III sofAt bAx I ruLcsLA rror -,
nOzs saAn pogsln 7nxs - Ar iosnm W.
rsurso n rrs Dss7n1ef - coEenB,Asl q Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

J. nlus!c15,y We have hseoss - new cosssers-
eesdss]ss 60 Ssss.,s q 81 49, I'm rs sssscS
ws1ch e = b eo6g II tkat churck nexf 6nnd1y
Nesx. lsiie snoH, .bounds g. pleaslne vleietY,
'choIss wkoee vocal resources 81 flnsi1sT ) -
y re q ysssl:ssaent sln.whess, Il Wit - Seen
he eeapefeet gui1aacs e fFok Pefsbssn, d ns1w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

PARTICULAR attention Is called 70 the advertise.
meIt elsewhere OF new and beautiful French
goods received direct from Paris by Villian =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

MAJOR FRkscH arrived In this city this morning
Of New York. He was taken TO the once Of The
Chief Of Police and delivered into the cnstoiv al
Marshal Selden, his securities having given him
mp; and he was committed to jail by the Chief of
i roi,ss. he ien the Office In company with Mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

USLAwFuL AssrMBLY The appearance Of the
q Of number Of respectable colored persons
All Rafherin2s Of colored pefSons After pIght are
rniawui, unie9 specially permitted Those per-
eons Were members Of an order Of Masons, and
under MAYOR blagrudef's administration they had
permisioa TO meet % night. That permit expired.
and they neglected - have Il renewed; conss,
quenfly their meetings were IN violation Of law.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-23
Daring Act of a Railroad Engineer.

The Lafayette Daily Courier of the
24ih ult., relates The following:
might before last a deaf and dumb.
man named Lane, met with a milling
adventure and narrowly ESCAPED the
loss of his fife, on the New Albany and
Salem roao, a short distance below Lin
den. He was walking on the track as
the passenger train came along, and the
engineer observed that he paid no heed
10 the warning whistle of the locomotive,
shut down the brakes, but finding ii would
be impossible TO check the speed Of The
train before striking him, ran forward,
and bracing himself upon the cow-caIch-
er reached out his strong arm just in
time to save him. The imminent danger
of the brave engineer was greatly aug
men;ed by the fact that the deaf and
dumb man had an axe upon his sh0ul-
der, from which he might have received
serious injury. Lane was not a little
astonished ct the unceremonious manne
in which he had been picked up, and
without compHehending his narrow es
care, struggled IN the arms cf bis deliye-
rer, 10 the gres, danger of both. The
tram. however. soon came TO q halt, and
the poor fellow. by signs and gestures
more eloquent than words, testified his
gratitude for the ,deiiverance. He is
the same man who was knocked into a
ditch by a passing tram last summer, at
or very near the san,e spot where his
brother, also deaf and dumb, was run
over and lerribly mansied the year be-
fore."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-23
WASHINGTON Matters

The SIcRLEs AFFAIR The Washing
ton correspondent of the Times writes:
The e1citemrntin Washington contin-
ues intense. The illustrated papers con.
tanning views of the scene. aud por-
traits Of the actors were eagerly sought
for
The affair was still the town talk. the
excitemrn; being increased by specuIa
IONS upon the result OF the rial of
Sickles. 1t seems to be und rstood that
as the evidence before the grand jury
will be entirely II parEe. a bill viii! be
found against Sickles. and it is reported
that such is his wish Sine he desires TO
place the history of the case freely be-
fore the public.
The trial will probably be deferred
for a week longer, AID take place before
Judge Crawford. MIR. Ould. the sue
cessor of Mr.. Key. will conduct the
prosecution. aided by ASSOCIATE counsel.
who are engaged by Keys friends
Mr.. Sckles has employed Messrs. Rev
erdy Johnson, Stanton. Rticlif. Chill
ton and Magruder. of Washington. and
James T. Brady and John Graham. of
New York, as his counsel. Mr. Ora
ham will open the case and Mvssrs. Stan
ton and Brady will sum up.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-23
Lake Erie Female Seminary.

The first term of the Lake Erie Fe.
mali Seminary, located at gainesville,
OHIO. will commence in September O.
the present year.
A preparatory school. under the direc.
ton Of a graduate Of Mt. Holyoke Fe.
male Seminary. will be opened in Paines.
vile. Thursday, April go. in the Hall Of
the New England House. This building
has been secured for the use of the
school. and suitable arrangements will
be made for the c,mmods tiun of pu
alls from abroad Charge tor Board
and Tuitior. $50. for the term of 1 twelve
weeks
The object Of this school will be to
give those hoping to enter the Lake
Erie Seminary in the Auiumn. an oppor
tunity TO prepare themselves for an *
animation in the studies which will be
required for admission to that Institution.
Ii Is desirable that those wishing TO be
come members of the Lake Erie Semi
nary at its opening term should avail
themselves of the advantages of this
preparatory school. None will be re
celvet under Is years of age.
Applications Tor admission should be
made immediately AMI may be address
sed to Hon. Aron Wilcox, Secretary of
the Board of Trustees. or Mss Mary w.
-ChaPIn, Principal of Mt H,Iyok. Semi
nary. who is spending a few weeks in
Pa'nesvllle to aid in co npleting arrange
mrntS Tor the opening of The Lake Erie
Seminary.
REUBEN HIrcHcocK.
AARON WILcox.
CHARLES A AVERY, :
Executive Committee