davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-08-22

The greatest number OF interments upon any
one day were thirteen. On the 18th; the leasf
number we're upon the 4sh, 18th md Soth-one
each.
The comparative number Of deaths for the
month Of 1u1y, for series Of fiva years, II ~
, 1859-08-22
The En4lan rIAttle q ueax.

LEAvExVoRsz, Ang. 20.-Thsse is no con6r-
nation Of the reported Indian batt}e IN the
South. The account il believed to b. greatly.
exaggerated or it il N unm1tigated hosx.
, 1859-08-22

~. 10000 acres choice Iowa lands to ex-
change for merchandise aud personal property,
or viii sell low for cash. Address +. .. Box
3430. au10-15tx
REson's IMPROVED HARRISON RASGEs.-Citi-
zens wishing first class Cooking Range put.
into their residences and warranted, should call
at D, l., Boone's Great Western Range Depot,
las State street, Uncxceptioualcity references
given. ani: IN
S1xeEn's FAMILY SEwsSG MAcH1xEs-GG LAKE
SrnEEr-A. u. NaKEls, AGENT. u. Singer d
Co. hare brought betor: iii: public. the most
perfect nnd re}iab1e Fami!y Sewing Machue in
usc The check lever, simple device for con-
trolling the thread and drawing it firm in the
goods, is rery desirable advantage over ot!.er
n,uchines that are using the leather pad, which
IS constantly causing the thread to break and
became cntauglcd around the shuttle. as expe'
rieucc has taught all that hare used them. THIS
new inse1.son Fclis and Turns all widths OF hem
without bastiuH- aull-2".
, 1859-08-22

MerEoRoLoG1cAL.-- obserra-
tions taken By J. II. Reed & Co., Ia and 14d
Lake street, Aug. Goth:
THERMOMETER. BAEoNE1tu.
TAN. 10 Il. 4p,N. 9r.4. -. 10 y. Sr,N. 9F.N.
63 % 50 76 Sy.M a55o s345 .9.43
, 1859-08-22

WHEELER l. W1lsoS's SEWING MACHINES
We u.efer them for f4n,fy vsc.-.f. J. Tfitaae-
They arr the fayorites fur EtInes.-S. !. Tmtr.
Il his 10 sival.-Stte,Qii: Au,eFiraH.
They maintain the pze-en,inenee-S. i. Ex1'rr>s.
GEO. R. Cl1lrrENpES,
Gen'l Ag't, III md 1863 Lake street.
, 1859-08-22

An 0wsER FouNp.-An owner has been found
for the gold nugget picked up in the street
few days since. It belonged to = Swede resid-
ing in the West Division. =
, 1859-08-22

BurrA1o, Aug. 19.-At m Informal Railroad
meeting Ut The Falls, arrangements were msde
which secure N advance Of ten cents on third And
fourth class freight Good feeling and harmony
prevailed The Erie Railroad wa not repre-"
sented, but it il understood they acquleace.
, 1859-08-22
Musical Correspondence.

%aGANus AUG L. Ae8s
10 Col. HoRAcE CATsox, fremont House:
S1R:-The undersigned, citizens Of Chicago,
being desirons of oftsnhsncing the interest which
wonid ordinarily b4&ach to the "National Fair''
shortly to be hfl} in our city. respectfully sug-
gest that prize fontest upon that occasion be-
tween such brass bad orchestra Bsnds as desire
to enter themselses for competition, be incor-
porated into the proceedings Of the Fair.
In case the Na4enat Association shall deem
it inexpedient to appropriate prize for such .
contest, we pledgt ourselves to see that suita-
bile purse or othe{ token Of merit shall be pre-
sented to the snccfssfui competitor. We desire,
however, that thltial be had under the auspi-
ces Of your Association.
Trusting that os request vii! meet with your
favorable consideration, ne are Sir, with great
respect. Yours, etc,
E. D. TAT1oR VAN n. H1GarSs,
L. D. Booze, B.F. S1aorHER,
Aud others.
, 1859-08-22
OFFICE or TUE WHEELER 4 WILSON MAxrrA'
rrRlNG Co,


TCHEN1s C0.,
GEO. Il. CuIT1EEnEE. General AEt,
167 and l69 Lake strtet.}
Extract from n. r. Weekly Tribune, Of Aug. H. 1879.
We subioin Mr.. Howes' statement Of the nun:
ber Of Shuttle and Lock Stitch Machines sold
during the last year, each one Of which las paid
him tribute OF fye dollars.
Six months ending No. sold Total.
Wheeler & N1ton.,,, Uet 81. S3z5........ Ats3
......Apnl:5 ls:o.......1o.stl- ETH
I. II. Singer Co..... pee. 81. 1s53.... &?! ,o,o
Grover L Baker. .ucr 81. lt3s ALI 49,.
- - .,.......A III 81, 1ass......- sG&3-- s.SS3
, 1859-08-22

Cux MoarAt1rT ToR RJu1T.-Tbet total number
Of deaths in the city Of Chicagofor the month
ending July, 1859, was 1s4, - follows:
, 1859-08-22

7B Among the iatest arrivals at the Rich
nond House We notice the names Of Col. R. ".
Beck, Mobile; Hon. ]. X. Zo1licoher, Tennes-
zee o. Rockwell, Esq, and family, Mobile.
, 1859-08-22

4 PaEsxx1A41oS.-Present are NOT 10
entirely played out" ~ to strip Of MI interest
those real occasions when spontaneous tribute
is paid to the worthy recipient Of the testin1o-
nisl by those whose esteem for him is credltable
nike to him and themselses. Under this head
We must clsss the elegant hunting gold watch
appropriately inscribed, '' Presented to R. Tar
rant By the employees Of the Chicago, St. P.A
F. duL, RR," Mr. Tarrant hss been for year.
foreman of the Company's machine shop, ant
thin presentation was made On Saturday eve
ming LAST.
, 1859-08-22
THE CITY.

ExoL1sH PArxks.-The illustrated London
News, Times, Punch, Bella Life, &C., for Aug
ust 9Th, have been received by McNa,ly l. Co.,
81 Dearborn street.
, 1859-08-22

Mcs1cAL ux1ox P1cS1c.-The Musical Union
are to give their Third Annual Musical Lake
Excursion aud Picnic on Thursday the 25th
inst. We are glad to learn that their tickets are
being rapidly disposed Of. Those who buy
them may understand that the tickets will only
pass into the hands Of those whom the Society
aud its friends desire to nuke up their com
pany. Thus it always has been the Union Ex'
cursions have been the most select and sue
roeeFu1
, 1859-08-22

n C. II ScR{TE.", 4dr<,tisi47 .tGrn, Is Dnof6oF%a
L ahoraal 10 +eeefes AdFtyti, joF fhts ard al II
LAaaia1 Papers of The WORTH Ha.L }A1-tsH<y
, 1859-08-22

Mcy1cken's THEA7nE.-GREA7 ATTRACTION
FOE To-N1Gnr.-Littlc Mary McVicker comes
on this evening as Gianetta, in new Drama
written expressly for her by gentleman Of this
city. The bill is III attractive one in ali res
poets. We may here state that the list Of dra-
matte authors in Chicago is on the increase, at
least two productions Of this class are in The
course Of preparation by members Of tue edi.
torin1 fraternity.
, 1859-08-22

roL1cs MArrERs-Elghtcen petty cases Sa-
turday, uctted $ll9 to the Public Relief fund
If VIC may understand the sum thus aecumnlat-
cd to work to the relief Of the city from the too
excessive growth Of the class Of offences here
pruucd and shortened in. Much, il not all OF
the sum, comes from, tue poorly lined purses OF
families needing it in some other form than
whisky and fines, who will certainly need It still
more next winter. Quite 4 number Of the cases
we're those Of persons Of both sexes found wan
derinc homeless aud friendiess in the streets,
and sent to Bridexell as sagrants-
, 1859-08-22

Tax P,cxlc At DE1Iwooo.--Tte postponed
Sabbath School Picnic Of the Edwards Congl,
md Dutch Reformed Sabbath Schools will take
place tomorrow, Tuesday, August Esd. The
Picnic ia to be held at Dellwood, near Lockport,
aud a portion Of the schools Of that town will
unite With those from this city. The Great
Western Band has been engaged for the occa-
siop. Cars leave the Alton and st. Louis Depot,
co.per Canal and Van Euren streets, at 9 clock
Tickets to be had at Tomlinson's Bookstore,
| Randolph street, and at the depot on Tuesday
| morning.
, 1859-08-22
will Offer for sale 1t the to.sA or Atos IN KA1kal
County. Stase VI Illinois.

The following deah]e pope II. con snx of aevMs
hnrdretl acres Ut yualc tlnd. MILL and town iote The
limestone u By t0 fret ur ktorss high. with four run Ut
feet Fsr"eh ha and ali tnhlnvty. a NV and
The Farms all nnttnE the mil AMI we'll situated and IL
vted info fatux with lant four hundred 2p1 1ty
ArrrS unuef cultivation. asfuIors:
, 1859-08-22

TERMS or SALE.
Que dill Of tha purchase i'wn, the baianca In wo~
thrp and four yearA with lien tho property bearing n
day of 2.tr Mf. N&un Hall ~t be founA It
the AitoY Milk and ~l]l k!ve lemons Wishing 10 exapa
the propefty description u Ind aso take tn nvsfMt
aa,stal,$td 7. MAKkLE-
, 1859-08-22

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby gwen 10 al persons interested
that the undersigned Commissioners appointed by the Goa
MON Counc Of The CITY Of Chicago 10 Ascertain the sana
cstat. a. appropriated and keu for ths wdenng q
the South Branch II Chicago Rses oy eaal!!*htug ao:k
sua g. nan ne q a:ea sstet snd o. % he
west side Of the sang fron re south line Of saa asen
with ontr passed In conmoG Council August lsh lo:
focther viii the Of the proceedings uron Tue Tc
them de,ns beaesttx n prSRo190 - - pe7 =
respectively will neet the oncc Of oglen
c. Of t'tk and Lake street n tbsaEo % IL
=. u for ihe purpose Of making Ea!d assessment.
- RECfFN TAYLOR, J
ROBERT SHEPpA1D.} Con'rs.
MAHlUE .. UHQEN
, 1859-08-22

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
l. A dne pair Of Canisge Horses taz xale cheap, or
would exchange for Lumber. Address 3 Boz sS6$.
, 1859-08-22

THE DOLLAR EXCURSION 10 M1IwAuKEE.-The
excursion to Milwaukee Friday called out one
thousand persons, which ove-fu11y tested the
accommodations Of the Planet. The party
reached the city yesterday morning about six
o'clock. The excursion nets o handsome SUM
for tile First Presbyterian in Waukegan, Rev.
II. Little, Pastor. We congratulate them Oh
brillicnt and gratifying success.
, 1859-08-22

TIE MxnaY MERRY HE..s-N must not be
forgotten that the Peak Family who hare been
so long and favorably known to the music lov-
ing world, commence series Of their iuimitable
entertainments at Metropolitan Hall Tonight
Their advertisement in another column prom.
ises one Of the most attractive combinations
ever offered to our citizens, and those who hare
heard them in days past, will vouch that they
fulfil all that they promise.
, 1859-08-22

1AncESY.-A young mar, named Thomas
Williams, WINS arrested on Friday night in the
act of stealing jewelry at pawnbrokers shop
on Randolph street, kept by John Launder.
Thomas was himself put in pledge, and pawn
ticket has been issued in tho shape Of !, bail
bond Of $500.
, 1859-08-22

Tor SALE II A l. T-Just re-
L. ci1'eA and for slle tbh! tu. Canalla and Wisconsin
Earc,. Mat WHITNEY = k1MEALL.
irI,S,n J.3f No. l11 6tuI1e street.
, 1859-08-22

Tuz License QcEsr1oS.-A general onslaught
is being made upon the liquor dealers who hare
no licences, Or having them, do not keep them
in sight. Eight Of these parties paid $50 fines
On Saturday. Good for them.
, 1859-08-22

TOR SALE Or EXCHANGE
L. The schooner DAN MARBLE, rar7fes TO n, Iuu,-
let IN complete seua;r aud really h s4. She e+ It
our dock HULBpOs}k. ELkfAS j. CO., Lumber Deal
-. south fti1yF -fraet alA3+fnl
, 1859-08-22

Orn SrnkE7a.-We begin to believe our
streets. the paved ones in particular, are being
left in the present disgracefully dirty condition
on purpose to give fair field for testing sub
*oa ploughs during Fair week. State street will
By that time furnish work for Fawkes' steam
plough, if not steam exeavator.
, 1859-08-22

" A MT ED-A Situation by a
w msn who has good knowledge Of The care and
handling OF ho.sts aud farm wo'k gene ally Can adapt
him.ef to alnost any cali ng requiring Industry fr
cp.ey and ths st rcereocs given. Inquire
, 1859-08-22

TuE MADISON Street RA1LRoAp.-The track
On West Madison street has reached Elizabeth
street. A. few hundred feet further on it will be
connected with the West end Of the line already
completed.
, 1859-08-22

THArS1DEwALK.-Thc4 40 feet where sidewalk
ought to be on the west side of State street,
south from the alley, between Washington aud
Madison street demands the immediate atten-
tion of the street commissioner Of the South
Diyision
, 1859-08-22
IL, II. LaudOn,

Grrcral AGENT fos all the Western, Northwestern and
Souhgt sttru States where the Books and Medicines
he lad Ut Whoeealc an Retail Ut ther Depot NO. 70 Satc
street rcar Randolph stteet.
". D-in Agent il ~anted In erery county.
+ It OItce tsox Ia.3. ChlclgD Ill
fB- llr Hca,Hs Office In Ne~ York Is Il; Broadway
, 1859-08-22

AssAuLr1xa Wo4Ax.-A man named Geo.
Clark, residing on North Wells street, was ar
rested On Saturday afternoon ut the instance Of
woman with whom be had been iring, for IAN
assault growing out Of their unhappy relations.
, 1859-08-22

% pEAUTIFUL COLOGNE on
IL dranght. Examine 1t 1t the ssore of
STE b BINS Il CIR I'M PT0N,
is Ciask STREET cor, Madison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-10
MAR RED,

In New York, BY the Rev. DIR Hatfield, Mr.
CHARLES COOK BURLhND. of Washlngton
city, to Miss ELIZA SCHOALES, of the former
place lCaIfornia papers plsase copy.l
on Sunday evening, the instant. at the Trinity
Church, Georgetown, by the Rev. Father Aiken,
Mr. DE NNlS HORI6AN to Mrs. JANE
kSiGH o, all of Gt orgetown. ID. c..
On the 9th instant, BY the Rev Mr. Hoover Mr.
6LEhANpEk SHAW to Mrs. CAROLINE
GAiNES, all OF Washington.
~, on the 7th October. by the Rev. Sam'l Rodgers
LlAMS. A1'
On the 18th OF November, bv the Rev. Samuel
NJ tkEHA A. BRAMEL ""0
ID tAiexhn1ra Gazette please oopyD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-10

BY >. z. MCGUIRE CO., AuctIoneers.
VERY VALUABLE CORNER LOT NEAR
" THE W EsTERN MARkET FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFfk RNUUN, ia uary ~, at
O'CLOCK on the premises shall sell parts of Lots
Nos. is and H. In Square No lO6 fronting as feel on
18TH street west. and 81 feet on north X street,
rms Is very yalusb lot for bus mess location
building.
Terms: Ons-third cash; the residue in and u
the premises. ~
jas J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-10
Fiuaucial

NEW YORK, Jan. l0.-Stocks are higher Chi
cago and Rock island CON; Illinois Central shs
~; DO bonds s9R La Crosse and NIL. OK: Mieh-
lgan southern 2ik New Iorb Central e5k; Pa
Coal Company ~; Reading sax: Nil aud Mis- .
10 virginia o's S%;; MissOUri 6's s6X.
Sterling easier, csosing at 1OoxalIek
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

" TEE SrAR PuBLIsHDs ZEE LIsfs or
LETTERS REMAINING IN TEE WAsHrssfoS CrrY
Posf OFFICE UNDER TEE PROVISIONS OF RE
LAW DIRECTING rBkN TO BE PRINTED II rHH
EEWsPAPER HAVING TIE LARGEST cIRcULA.
rIoN wIrRIS rHk DELIVERY OF TIE OFFICE.
lrs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE TEAM
DOUBLE THAT or ANY orHER DAILY PRINTED
IN TEE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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New York Marksts-

NEW YORK, Jan lO-Flour IL higher; state a
3Sasl IS; Ohio IS sass rs; Southern as eoses 40
Wheat is arm; Southern red 81 2ossi % white
Sl35
Corn Is higher; mixed and new 10 held st SOC
FORK Is heavy old mes SO %, new sI7 81.
Lard is dull at llxaII8c.
Whisky Is hrm al IS X a25c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-10

BALTIMORE. Jan 10 Flour 10 firm bot un-
ch1ngedi Howard street and Ohio SSasS IL. No
sales reported.
Wheat is nominal, none being offered. Corn
IL hrm; yellow Use white 7Oa7Ic.
provisions are dull with a declining tendency.
Whisky is nrm al 2Ia25c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-10
From Cslifsrrt.

NV OkltANs, Jan. The steamer On,he,
Sx mas ss.a arrived, bridging San Francisco dates
fornia advices are unimportsnt Tn. 80
steamer, l. stevens, had ieft with q asS on
Tor New York and Sl0o 200 for New Orl-sn. 80
S9S,SOo for EngiaOd. The markets wer, mn
changed; business was dull
The dates from the city OF Mexico nv th,. ar
rlvai are TO the e6th. Zuioags had been depo.ed
ny the forces under r obles nod bad taken ref,o
IN the English minister's house Robes an
nounces himself as al the head Of the conserya-
tives, and has sent commissioners 10 Vera Cruz
to treat with the liberals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-10
ANOTHER ARRIVAL
AT HAMILTON A CO.'S

SASH BLIND, AVID DOOR DEPOT
Per schooner Helen Mar, direct from Boston.
$40 WINDOW SASH, of various sizes, which
are of ered at low rates for Dash Afro large lot
ofDQ0RS. part Of which we are offering st rates
that defy competitor, viz:
50 Doors sbys a. the low price of q g each
50 DO, gig soy IT'S. :. :. So cash
81 do, tt. 6 ny II. s, 4" ." - 80 cash
81 do. 2 n. by s n. 20 IS cash
The above work il ee ual to any in the Distnct
for the same money. All We ask % for those want
VI the above articles call and examine and satisfy
yourselves that they well worth the money
562 7th street, opposite Centre Market.
de2l w. HAMILTON co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-10
DIED,

January sth. iaS,. Hamlet A. WASHING
TON, ased ~ years and weeks
Her funeral will take ace to-mor,,~~ th. ,,,h
instant. az O'Clock p M, from her late reaidenos
be;wesn ID and ~ streets, In the rear OF jack son
Hall. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-10
AUCTION aALH


$500 1O-14OhAOH MOkNIN0.
By B0Nfz q COON Bs. A.otionee,e.-
GkEAT SALE OF BOOKS. .srATI0NERY,
On FRIDAY EVENING. IN is. assI s. g! ss
We shall SELL at the store <4 street Oh the
and js9sry soct. stasons 81 ans S Ssd
~ wx Goods, among which are hne 6old and Silver
f1s, ed ana silver Pens and Pencils FINGER
cy aoes nsins Looksts As Also. large lot Of fan
sTs Boxes; tOEetksr viii ar1s los Of Book.
soNrz 4 cooMBs. A,o,,o0..r,.
p. 8. This sale VIII hs 1900 r nos1 re
anu me Whole stock soid. Goods A. privsre ssIe
- ia7.d
BY WALL BARNARD. Anct,onee,.
SEW sToc Cshor r OF AN EXrEN-
4ND osSg!SE sgEs As1 ELseAsr Rosa. AT sVc
iiih ". vii . s nitbo S,osslMG 1.tt J.nrsy
s,oIe No SIS Penney wanna avenue n.srIy onna.a
b,ovPs Hotel. masni6oent assortmest ~ iiss
Of B. van and DGS%R Re .s sss
rlnes. Nuts, and Cuffs. and will be warranted true
| These goods are consigned 10 us By first class
New ORR house. and are recently mannfI ctured In
would state that .hess goods ar. snrsI ..s
free from moth; and further give every purchase,
s should Il moi proSs :" &c s so Tn -:
s ate OF the Pubs is particularly invited &c
| Also, hand some assortment Of Gents Furs
SUCH as Coats, Caps. Gloves. Mufii ers, Boots &C
| Also, large invoice Of magm hcent Carrlase And
sleigh Rnbes. Tiger, Bear, Wolf, Tenet, Fox
| Coon. bufaio. DC; superior quality.
| The goods wi he open for ms pectlon and oata.
loa ues ready on Monday morning Terms cash.
is WALL d BARNARD Auct'rs
| By J. G. Mcguire Il CO.. Auctiopeers.
| Il Nh6SERVED SALE OF THREE NEW
| ANo foRTks-On MONDAY AFTERNOUN
January 10 at O'Clock. at the auction rooms, We
| shall sell without reserve
new and eierant Rosewood Seven Octave Piant
4 small osewood 6sl Octave Pi,ro Fort. bx I,,,S
/ Second hand Piano Forte " D0"~
| Terms: One third cash the re- sidue in and .
| interest. 10 {. - ''
| h5d &c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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Kentucky pslftics-

LOUlsYILLE. Jen s-The Keptuesv s,.,. -.
vention endorsed the Cincinnati Platform ma an.
Dred Scott decision enconr1ged the scoui,ition
OF Cuba denounced sectionsl ayitstion a, az
North, as well as Know Not ingism; endorsrd
tue ad administration, and profesSed q determiastioo
Una, differences upon minor unessential poipts
sue az Kansas and Lecomptonism should not bs
p..nnt. q to disturb the harmony Of the Democ-
The great feature Of the eo,xep,,o, -. ,,.
upunpe OF the Bseckinridge interest over the
49, =, pa,ty, tne JEALOUS supporters OF the Le-
compton policy OF the Reconsideration
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Alexandria Gram Market
BaIttmsre Markets

ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 10 -Ssle, of white wh.-,
at 81 lOa$I q; red at 81 Is
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~ NOTICE.
". +. DUFFY Notifies persons who wish TO re-
new their SUBSCRIPTIONS supscrlbe for the follow
Ing Papers can do SO, and save pos tase;
Baltimore METROPOLITAN,
Catholics Youths Magazine, 50 cents a year.
New York fabet, Boston Pilot, ~
Pniadephla Herald ard Visitor, ..
Cathollo MiIror, Irish News,
irlsh Ame rlcan, Irish MISCELLANY.
brownson's Review, Freeman's Journal.
ana 9th al OF " hich will be served By carriers
~ any part of the Gt'' or by pos. 6h,PelkN..
GO l. street. ore door from I'M,
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THE LATEST NEWs
b telegraph Cor the 1yenins DIV,


znsw ORLEANS, Jan. 40 The overthro~ A.
hSeesa took place On the 2srd. Eehe,g,,x
ana ,eclously pronounced in favor OF Reel.,
iniasS hSsoasttutionslists of yala pa sn1 Cordoy,
s.ee hlm Zulouga put the eity OF Me.,co h,
rss.s "a sleRe and tiled TO comrromise Win
ra,s. 81. ont failed. Subsequently EeI,.
a rerols az psPsIs . aaa se.tssesd 20 dsatk, bst
"a IN released all tue political pris,ner,
ene ~, mere was great rejoicing a v.rs en-,
dent q Message A we ffesi-
,lNors-rhe reporter Is not confident =. a. "a.
literal Interpretation Of the words m it.iio M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-10

FULLY CoNMITTED.-Saturday, after the issue
OF the Star, Mr.. Pheely, an operator at the tele.
graph office, was preparing to 90 to store to
purchase coat. He looked at the papsr and
saw hi. own coat (Which had been recently
stolenl described; went to the police office, iden
tined bis property, and saved the expense Of a
new garment. IL was found with Riley and
Fisher, who were in Jail for larceny Of horse
blanket from DR.. Nichols. The were ais, fully
committed In this case, also by Justice DOM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-10
By G. Mcguire Il CO., Auctioneer,.
FUTURE DAYS.

BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; George own.
GALL OF FURNITURE ANDHOUSEBOI
EffEcIs ct AUCTIOS.-On WEDNESDAY
mUhNi ". 18TH instant, st 10 O'Clock at the house
OF mrs Lube. on Market street. CSeOrgetovn he .
wee Prospect and LIST SITS, We Will sell, the entire
Mahogany Chairs, Rockers,
10. Sofas. Lounges,
DO. Centre and Side Tables,
PanIISr, Hal and Chamber Carpets.
SldeOoard, Dining room Furniture,
French and Cottage Bedsteads,
Beds, Mattresses. Pillows, Bedding,
W'rdrobes, Washstauds, bureaus
Looking tl'sses. foI ct Ssts,
Stoves, Kitchen Utensils,
with lot OF Wood and Coal. &o 30.
Terms; S25 and Unfer, cash over that amount,
oc and 90 days, wa Interest snd good endorsers
ia is BARNARD & BUCKLEY, ASots.
By G. MCGUIRE CO. Auctioneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF STOCKS, BY OR
- DER OF rHE ORPHANs' CouRT.-tDn FRIDAY
AFTERNOON, January l4 h. at ~ O'Clock, at the
auctlon rooms OF Jas =. Mos uIre Co Washing
ton CITY, ID. G.. we shall sell. by order Of the Or
scrbed Stocks: VIZ
S7.Sss SIS Corporation of WASHINGTON Stock
So $4,000 Corporation of g eorf etown do
"a Shares Bank of the Metropolis Go.
shares Bank of Washington do.
lob ShaTes Potomac Fire Insurance Company
lsi shares Farmers and Mechanics Banl
Stock,
Saoe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Bonds,
$1,000 Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Bonds guar.
tied by the State of Virginia.
S2l657 Chesapeakc and Ohio Canal Certificates
Terms cash, in current funds.
! %SSLff ~, Seek, Administrators.
ja7-d J. G. MCGUIRE q CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-10

THE Extra CAPITOL PoLIcE.-we have every
reason to believe that the Commissioner of Pub
lie Buildings has determined to appoint to the
SIX new Capitol police places Just made by order
OF the Vice President and Speaker, Messrs Mi
chael French NOW an assistant door keeper OF
tue House, Frank Reilly, - Hamlin, Jas s.
Magee, and John II. Crockwell-the name of
the sixth we have not heard