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TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By authority of deed Of
Il trust from Rachel Waugh and others. ted the
18th March, 49, to the subscriber, all the interest of
said Rachel Waugh. and William A. Waugh aud
wife, Anna Maria Wangh, John Ross and wife,
George w. Cooley and wife, and John :. Waugh
IN and to the following property, will be sold auc-
ton the 18th day of March next. at O'Clock in
the afternoon, in front of the premises, viz: That
parcel of ground in Georgetown beginning ON the
south line of Bridge STREET at the west corner of the
brick house lately owned by John Mountz and run
ming thence with Bridge street west II feet thence
south 20 feet to 5fsetwide alley running from JEFF
erson street. thence east II feet 10 the property of
said MountZ, and thence north ~ feet 10 the begin
Mug, with the dwelling house thereon.
= Terms: $50 cash, and the residue at six and
twelve months; notes bearing interest and deed of
trust ON the premises To- secure them. III the terms
of sale not complied with within three DAYS. the
property will be resold DAYS public notice,
at the risk and cost of the first purchase
f. 7-2aw4w SAM'L CROPBEY, Trustee.
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No MORE CoPYRIGHT Books AT THE SNITHso-
NTAS.-The act Of Congress entitled An act pro-
viding for keeping and distributing all public doc
unIents.' approved Feb. ). 1859 reprals by H.,
sixth section the tenth section Of the Act To cstab-
lSh the Smithsonian Institution" requiring the
author proprietor Of any work for which AGONY
right hlS been secured To deliver copies of the same
n the librarians of the Smithsonian Institution and
Congress Library.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case of the United States
at Joseph Bryan, surety Of King late Surveyor
Gen'rIl Of California, occupied the Court during
the whole of Yesterday but was not concluded
This morning IL WIS resumed on meeting of the
Court.
A NUMBER "f typographical errors occurred in
yesterdays Star, which the intelligent reader
doubtless corrected for himself However annoy
ing such errors are, they are unavoidable in the
hurry and confusion incident upon putin. u paper
In new type.
FoR CoURT.--Mary hidluf was arrested ycster-
day for attempting TO set fire to the house of Eliza
Lewis. in the Seventh Ward She was n boarder
in the house, and the suspicion resting upon her,
She was arrested and taken before Justice Dom
who committed her to Jail for court
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The last grand exhibit
ton this week of the Russian War, takes place to-
night. Go and see Sebastopol taken. The enter
tiHnent YOU receive is worth much more than
the price charged for admission
Warren RErURss.-But single case for trial
docketed this morning-Joseph Brown dsorderIy
and resisting officers; fine and costs S6I5. Lodgers
accommodated.
By THE NOTICE elsewhere. il will be seen that
Union Prayer Meetings are 10 bc held in future at
the Christian Association Rooms on Sabbath af
ternOOnS.
"SPECIE PAYMENT SUsPENDED."-These words
oreatr great PANE, whilst the oft repeated pres
zion, Thou >aIds rushing To- uptIrney grave,
l. scarcely eve, htgled though always true. Mrs;
| vi. ". Gar'ineT's Indian Balsam of Eiyerwort and
Iloarhpund would save many victim of Cons Jump
Ipn rcsoIted To an time. Ii cures unfalingly, and
| Is sold by all druggists. fe l5-lw
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CHAS. DE BEvoIsE.

Two PIANOS, VERY GOOD, MADE BY
Il Andresstien, for SIS, cash, long credit and smsl
payments. Call early.
foI8 JOHN r. ELLIS.
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!, wis hlltAhlnE
haxps.- -

THE WEATHEE.-Ranse Of the thermometer for
one week beginning at noon of Thursday, Feb
ruary 10th, and ending this morning:
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THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTpONEI
until TIT RSDAl, the sIth instant. same ho,ir
l3-1 nj

BY BARNARD 4 BUCEEY; Gcorvptown-
t'lRST-CLASS CONFECTIONERY ESTAB
Il LlsHMENT AT PRIVATE SAIE.-We will ,,far a,
private sale tho hrst-ciaSs Confectionery establish
nent oi MeSSrs. Atz Bro, Bridge street George
town, on the meet Accommodating terms m no,
500 ~ the 9Th IustS, 1T will I've sold at auction of
which due notice Wi be given ~ vi
fe lI-eoteoth B.RNARD& HICKEY. Apc,s
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HEREBY FOREwARN ALL MAGIS
trates or Justices of the Peace IN the county Of
Washington against issuing an exception in tho
case Of Judgment rendered against me, and in ia
vor OF H. X. CAST, tho said Judgment has been
paid and have the receipt M my possession, aud
that II Is SIZED the docket the Office Of Jus
tIce IiIbersOn.
fe I--q+ CHAS DE REVOISE
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MADAME JEssIE WHITE MARIO. at the reoues,
of many of our citizens, will deliver a second lee
ture at Philharmonic Hall. this evening. ON the
subject of Italy and her struggles for freedom
Madame Mario is an intimate friend of Mazzini
and other leaders in the popular cause and has
herself sacrificed much for Italian liberty She
Is an Intelligent and graceful speaker, Keeping
strictly within thc bounds Of feminine propriety,
aud we take pleasure in commenting her to the
favor of the public.
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SUPERIOR RAZoRS, warranted, only 81 cts.
- Moore shaving Soap makes shaving a luxury
Fine Hair Brushes from IS cents To s2Sn
Children's India Rubber Long Combs best) Is cts
Ladies Portemonnaies, new styles beautiful ar
Ladies' and Gents Shoulder Braces.
Fine Havana Cigars at a. per 100
All for sale at MOORE'S,
West End Drug Store,
lie INV us Pa. ave-, south side.
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DlANOS.-The subscribers have for sale three
Il superior rosewood seven octave Piano Fortes,
on which they have made advances, aud VIII sell
fe is af z . j. c. MCGUIRE a co.
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NINE ART DISTRIBUTIoN.-FIFrY PRIZES.
DRAWINGS, UNCONSTITUTIONAL and
either Framed or elegantly
drawing to tske place on TUESDAY, EVENING,
Fine Art Gallery, $50 Pa. avenue.
fe l6-u between 9Th and 10th Streets
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ID SPECIAL NOTICE.
Il ARTIES indebted TO US are informed that, in
order To meet present necessities. We shall re-
qure every available dollar due; and therefore trust
that those indebted to viii at once settle their
bills without further solicitation.
T. J. Il w. NJ. GAIT.
Northwest corner 18th and streets,
fa "a
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CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON Quar-
~ terly Six Per Cent. Stock for sale in sums 70
feua JAS. C. MCGUIRE q co.
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DOLLAR LOTTERIES.

Ticket. s2N, halves SIN, quarters S. eighths 81
Address X. FRANCE & CO.
BALTINORT. Mn
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Annapolis Republican, Upper Marlboro Advo-
yncate, and Bait. sun phrase publish eoSt and send
bills To this office for payment
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NOTICE.

DEING in very iuhrm health and dcsirous ,f 40,
ting all claims against the estate of INV late has
hand; tGov. Saml SPrlgg,Das well a. against nv
sell, rrquest all persons having claims ngalU.t
either viii forward the same To the subscriber al
Washington, ID. g.. at the earliest practicable n,o
meHt, and do hereby revoke all former agencies OF
power of attorney by me relative thereto.
NIOLETrA SPRIGG,
Northampton, Prince Georges county, Nd.
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POLICE AFFAIRs-B.fore Justice Williams
Mr.. Pink Cokely, the we'll known pink, cf
the Northern Liberties, was yesterday arrested
and brought before Justice Williams CHARGED
with carSing, swearing and kicking up regular
row in the Northern Liberties market kou &c during
market hours. Pink Is regular hanger-on at ti,C,
butchers stalls there, and employs himself in run
ming on crrands and snch light work for any who
will employ him. About twice week he con-
triycs to perform some feat which earns for him
the regards of the police. Tnis time Pink was
treated to the usual dose, fine Of s. and Of cents
costs.
Before Justice ThompsoH--Jamcs Conowav a
hickman, for attempting TO eXtOrt an exorbitant
fare from a gentleman whom ne conveyed from
Browns Hotel to the kirkwoOd House on the
night Of the Napier Ball, was fined - and 81 Il
costs.
A warrant was issued by Justice Clarke against
Emma Young for selling liquor at ball given by
the fancy, on the night of the nth inst at thu,
saloon over MAYORS stable Emma heard that an
officer was ON her track. and to avoid the exposure
which a trial would bring about. sent an agent To
nci9hboring magistrate, with the amount of the
fine imposed in such cases. viz, so and So cents
costs.
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SATURDAY.
PATAPSCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY, Class &C.
To be drawn on Saturday. February 18th.
~ numbcrs-I2 drawn ballots.
Capitals.
| Prize of. ......... S6,gE prizes of. .... Sy0O
4 do. ......... 1000 do. ......... 100
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets 81, shares in proportion.
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDEE

A NDREw TATE,
n BATTIELp, wLsc2NsLS
AiioI AID 3 RElL EsrI nEt &C &C EENT. oLi''
R'frrsto Hon. u. ", Rice, /. :; senate. Wash
ington; Hon. James McCloud, Bay held, Wisconsin.
Sweeny, Rittsnhouse, FAINT a Co., Washington,
I,ambar Tree Esq. Washington. ID. q.
III Attention given TO locating Land Warrants
ard To the payment of Taxes lor nOn-resldents.
r. l0-6ln
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EXTRACT or LETTER just received from the
Secretary OF the American :. = Union relative TO
the National Convention of :. :. Teachers, TO As
semblc in Phi ladelpha on the 22d Instant:
Send all Yen can; the more the better; all will
be welcome All of your schools should he rep
resented by all means
The Philadelphia, Wilmington. and Balti-
more RAILROAD Company will give to delegates
who present certificates Of membership i'm the
Convention return tickets at Al. So
Delegates from this city requested To regis
tcr their names rs such 1T the of the Young
Men Christian Association, before II o'clock on
Mondiv
, 1859-03-14
BY TELEGRAPH.


WAsB~erox, MARCH H. New Orleans uapers
Of Saturday last are received. They contaiu
the details of the news by the brig Manititlap.
from Tsrapico, ou the e6:h ult.
The Tsmpieo papers manifested considerable
hlrrn as u the result ut Mirunnu'e exoeditinn-
but they considered Vera Cruz in mcat ner.
feet ktate of defence. More Than oo0' men.
says the Prtasa. can te concentrated there 1t
moments no ice in case Of stack. without IN.
Gliding the commando Of Lave and Pejo- ar the
army Of ojaca, numbering 1000 men before
0Eiza aba ali counted.
Tie Liberal, lave fos The defence Of the citY
about 5000 available troops. On tue other hand.
the Pfi1na thinks that not more than 600 can be
spared from tue city now leld ut the point Of the
bayonet by the Reactionary party, and that Mira.
mon will hare to depend almost cntirt Iy upon the
army with Which he set out from tie capital. In
the meantime the war is to Le prosecuted With
vigor all through the interior.
New YoHK, March IA dispatch from New
Orleans gives additional news from Mexico. by lie
Quaker City.
The Liberals we're concentrating Tor the long
promised attack npoa the capital, while Miramon
was Fastening towards Vera Cruz all The troops
i1om the other ports uown the coast, and it was
feared the Conservatives woul3 s.ize the occasion
to exact iorce; leans ut such unprotected poIDts.
&eneral Ampulia lid declared Tor the Cons1itu.
tlon. changing lTer tu tie Liberal cause, his force
of &. 900. ~~
The garrison at Tampico, had made an attempt
to pronounce to- MiIamon, hut it was promptly
suppressed BY Gurgia,
, 1859-03-14

There is considerable activity in the demand for
dry goods end t19 lyost lu=y period o! ,Le season
Il approaching: 'J4ke entry of goods ior cousun,u.
tion las been rcry heavy the past week, and a.
sor ments ute filling up r1pidiy. The amount Of
goods thrown Oh the market ia4t week was over
donhe that IN The ror1es. 6nlins week of 1853 or
ot 1651- Silks. 10th plain and fancy, arc in Quick
denand. Desirable styles are taken up ~ ssun rs
14aceJ OH the market by importers, ani prices are
very, Grm- D.laiaes tcll nyre freely. Tho
opening Of the auction tbnu trade has
been postponed until the 18th Of Anil.
Ihe millinery trade il, rerertbeles, actjye
Ut PIRATE sale Al Wholesale. L;gh. Tor.
e'En cloths ARE in good demand from the
1obbers. HeavJ cotha Of low grads are in re-
quest. and all kinds, to moderate extent, as
steady ptlce', as there ia no over. supply. For
elsn doeskins are rather heavy in price. French
hha~ls, especially the novelties or tbs season.
are seId quickly. The auction houses have
been doing q fsir business. The high prics Of
domestic goods is bringing toreign- goods OF
similar kinds into grenter consumption. This is
the case both IL cotton and wooden fabrics. A Ii
srpring goods are quick of sale, and IL wooden
fabrics. There is q good business doing
thc woolen jobaers and the cothiers being
ready to huy any denrab1e parcels that cfftr nt
price, the belief beirg that prices must rise
IN fancy casssueres especially there is great
acisvlty both OF low and high grades.
, 1859-03-14
From the l,Rtes 10 the Ocean

We have s!rcady announced that 7. P. HAudy
purposes sending ont two vebsels for Europe
from This place early in Tho spring. and thst ths
schooner 'sls1la wiz a!so sail for the same
4. L. Barney bss contracted to sail three of hfs
vessels from Detroit to England, and Il. ].
Winston two Of his vessels to the Barue n|ach
All Of these will take ont lumber aud stavex
1hs schooner Midnight, Capt i, F. Drake.
has been contracted for 10 take 4 cargo Of luuu.
Der in September, from this plaee to San Fran-
cisco. and TO run during the winter between Ssn
Ffancieco aud Husaboldtbay Capt, Drafs viii
probably take hu family with Aim--GIer<land
.H1ad, lila .:~-. ..
, 1859-03-14
The Rock Island Bridge and the Board
of I'ra1es

The Rock Island Bridge and the Board
of Trade.
Edtat8 Press at1 Tribune:
l have read carefully your articles in refer.
ercc to the Rock island Bridge. As member
Of tbs Board Of Trade. thank yon for the sug-
gest'ons contained in yorr issus Of Thursdgy
last. The ST. Louis Chamber of Commerce have
continued their war rpou The bridge 30 long
md 50 uriustly, That it is lime the Board Of
Trade Of this city had taken hold of the matter,
hope ne shall also have the concurrence Of ali
the cities above ST. Louis, especially tboee where
bridges are Necessary. Will not La Crosse,
P1aiEie du chier, Dubuque, Lyons, Fulton,
Clinton, Burlington, Quincy and Hannibal unite
with Ut in sustaining the principle tha. the Mia.
sissippi must be bridgsd at their respective
c;,les snd at all other poiuss where ths ueceesi-
ties Of conmafce demand it. hopo our Board
Of Trade will appoint an efficient committee 1t
oEce to lead the van, Gnd meet the st. Louis
Chamber OF Commerce before the highest
Cc1rts Of the nEt,ou. and contend for The rights
Of commerce against the old exploded notions
Of the dark Pgcs. II necessary to sustain 1he
principle, Cur city can slurd to spead millions
to resist the unjust pretenslans of ST. Louis. |
hops your suxGsssions will mast a prompt re.
eponse from the Board Of Trade, by the appoint
ment Of an efficient committee to manage this
whole Controversy. Coxuxnce.
CMicago. Mdrch 11th, 1850.
, 1859-03-14

WASHINGTON, March .l1.-Gea.~ Denver pro-
poses % return to California 81 the next steam
e, and this involves sis resignation as Commia
sioner Of lDdian AlTais,
The Supreme Court to-day announced opin.
ions IN seventeen cases. but did not deliver the
opinions in full Tbs Court then adjourned 10
December next, having cleared leas than half
the calendar.
The trial Of Hon. Daniel E. Sick1es will not
probably take place until wrek alter next, the
Grand Jury not being Inclined to give his case
precedence over others.
The statement made up at the Treasury De.
partnent shows that the circulation Of the banks
$2l5.oo 600; in 1857, $3.50, ,ouo, 900: and il
1883. *l93 o0J. 600.
The remains Of the late Postmaster General
we're sent to Tennessee this p. ~, in charge OF
Justice catrou. and Senator'S Nicholson and
johnson. and COL Savage of that Ssate-the
offer Of the Adams Express Company having
been accepted.
, 1859-03-14
WcSfel"l1 .1p7cs Items.

T. ". Rand has been chosen President. and
r n. Rand Cashier, OF ths Lyona {iow4) Branch
Of she State Bank.
.1r nAs been ascertained by aclual count th.t
forty Of the cis!zena Of LeclAi1e {1owa) will
leave that place Tor Pixies Peak
D1rA1cAr1ox.-The committee appointed by
the District Court Of Floyd County Iowa) Ia
examine into tbs financial afAirs of tho county,
report that Joehns Jackson. The late Treasurer.
IL defsulter 10 -1h4 county in the sum OF
1890, 60.
p1ks's PkAkEas IN 4sa Nup-We understand
that vast number Of Fike'e Peak teams. rr1n.
cipnlly from tho northern part Of Il1inois ara
crowding through the mud at slow raee. en-,
deavorinR to rraeh the Davenport aud Rock
island Ferry. 4 gentleman informs us that in
many instances these teams DO not make head
Is far as thst The averaRe dtstcncs per dsy ia
not orer ten miles! What q prospect, when
there is u jaarney OF upwards of ! thousand
miles ehead Of them .-IopE Stat< Democrat.
l1tk inst.
Aozt OF 'En.-we ore informed By a Rent|e.
man who csne in from johnson Comfy yester-
day, that upwards OF . hundred Pixies Peak
wagons are canped along abe side Of the road,
about twenty miles vest Of lows CITY. wsitin
for the roads to dry 80 th.t they can pass on.
Many Of the teams arc already nearly exhausted,
and IN poor condition to make tne long trip vel
before Them. We fear that great many ssn-
Kuine &dventuseEs Will Wish thso.selyes at home
By their tires.dea long before sbeY reach Tho
land TO which they are NOW 10 anxlousiy look
ing.--B.
AuscArxK ELEcr1ox,-At tho citr election in
hasestne last Monday, 4r. Geo. Meo.on was
re:elected Mayor bY > large msjority. He il q
Republican, but We do not know that politics
interfered In the election. r. K L.wther wa
elected Treasurer; R. T, Wallace, wharf mas.
ter; Aldermen. ". G. Kennedy, q. Fnnk.
Rob't Wiiltam8. An amendment 10 tho charter
was carried to transfer tho duty Of COLLECTING
saxes from the Marshal 10 the Treasurer.-Da'
etnport Gaeette
fA1AL -Acc1pxN1.-A man travelling west.
ward, was instantly killed ysaterdaY, 1t Bureau
function, hY being run orer With freight tFain.
aooa sssn Bss1.ea On shs9 shs a' tse eas.a II
emitting o6 one OF his lees near the thigh, break-
ing the other, and naahink bis hands bidly.
-. H's naue Rsa not knoHn. nor any thing respect.
ing him, except that he was from Penusylrs rsnia
and going to 1oxA~-Rorta Transcript, llA.
, 1859-03-14

NEw YoEK, March ia dispatch 10 the
1smes says that Com. Stewart sent letter to the
President, developing nen chapter IN tho se-
cret hlsaory Of the country. The letter asserts
that the Run-bost navy OF President Jefferson.
which was ostensibly Quilt for The protection Of
our sea coast, Vas really iatended for the seiz-
nre Of Cuba one hundred and eighty Of these
o9a's we're sent soushwsrd on that special SER
vice, when the threatening condition of our "a.
lations With England rendered the poo,pouemeut
of the project necessary.
The ateamship City OF Baltimore sailed at noon
Nth s11a or. one hundred AID forty passengers and
$l75, coo in epecie.
, 1859-03-14
Probable Reduction. in New York
HailrOad FAreE.

EraS,us: Corning, P1esiden. Of tile Sew York
Central, has issued q citrtsar 10 tie General
Ticket Are"t4 Of Western Roads. inf ming them
nf r.nc ion hr mn dollar in tn fire lrt xcen
i'ofiafo AMI Ncw fMk-tr"ln - 10 So Tue r"edl
cnuntc!ng ButIllo with this city haye lot az yet
signi1i: Il tll:r acquttsence in ticket confirming
othe moJuiel reduction, but will doubtless dn ~
ly tic beginning o9 auctllcr week.
The ubrsc IL from tile Cinciual'i Commercial Of
Fridly lit. I: Mill lou'Altss be followed hy
sll! further reduction, u. ur. Moran, Of the Erie
that rpad having nothing to Iee.e-wiI d"uft'es'
reduce to the lowest rates ruling last summer
before The combination WAS malt e:
We hope The competition, Eow Ii at ii LAS lc-
gun, will keep within reasonable aud healthy
limits for it is very desirable to the business pub
lie tlat it SHOULD lie continued Indefinitely. We
plead ior the 1owr,. ta:es Of fare and fright at
which the rivalry CHI possibly be sustained. The
race now is to sae energetic and the enterprising.
WHO shall first yield it is lot worth while ut pre-
sent t. INQUIRE.
, 1859-03-14

ers ia tue lock up, made good progress towards
an tecape on Friday night. He WAS boy, pu.
in one Of the cells on minor charge, to await
examination on Saturday morning. The litlla fe1-
10" MT liking bis quarters, with his hands dug
out the mortar, ard rcm.ved the brick work
sufficient 10 crawl through intp the ball, w1lele
his further progress was unexpectedly interrupted
by securely Tucked door, w!'ich proved too mucl,
for lis muscle, and be was obliged to stop until
the prisoners were called out in iuc morning.
, 1859-03-14

PsasosA1-C. G. Converse, well known to
many Of our musieal people, and who is now
studying music in Berlin. Prussia, has produced
sn original symphony at Leip1ic, which
achieved great success 1t is the first sympho-
ny erer produced by an American in Germany.
William Toothe, "Local" of the Herald, has
resigned his position On that psper.
, 1859-03-14

d CHICAGO FuGlr1vk ARaxsrkp IN NEW Yosx
We learn. from the New York TINES. that
Frederick Schoffer Was arrexted in that CITY en-
Wednesday last charged with being fugitive
ffom Chicsgo. He is said to have been con.
cerned in robbing jewelzy store He was con.
signed 10 the Toombs to await the arrival of
Chicago officer.
, 1859-03-14

MrncHAS7s' SAVING, LIAM AND TRrsr Co4-
rAsx.-At IN election Of Trustees, held by this
Company few days eince, the old Board of
TEus1ees WAS unanim. usly elected, with the ex-
ception Of George Steel. Eeq,, who became in-
eligible by reason Of heviDg disposed Of his
stock. q. H. Mccormick, Esq, mas elected 10
fill Mt. S:eeTs 7acsucY.
, 1859-03-14
From New Mexico.

ST. LOUIS. Msrch 12.-The New Mexican
mail of the 2lst nit. reached Independence this
forenoon.
Lieut. Besle reports the valley Of the Cana
dlan IS being exceedingly fertile, aud every
w6y adapted to settlement
Two Stockton mail parties are reported as csst
CIT by the Indians At Saudoya!.
A u0have chief was dead at Neosho,
Tie Albuquerque msi[ was in suecessfa, oper-
atiou
, 1859-03-14

TUE LECTURE 4H1s EyEx1Sa.-We trust cur
readers will not forget the lecture Of Rsy. Hen.
ry Giles. on The mental aud Moral Character
Of the Irish," which will be delivered, this
evening, at the Mectan!ca' Institute Hail. Let
there be 4 full hopse.
, 1859-03-14

LARCENY. injury Ready WA brought to the
Armory Saturday. On the complaint OF L=vi
beecber, charged with stealing : quantity of
clothing, DC from hia house- Alter partjnl
examination. che was held in $500 to appear on
Monday for further examination.
, 1859-03-14

SpJRITEAL1aM.-Tue Rev. Dr.. Rice Will make
assaults upon the modern dangerous error of
spirltualism at the Metropolitan Hall to night. If
the b.ayy blow which be will give it does not
bury it beyond the hope Of resurrection, the
friends Of common sense and good morals need
not ak the services of another for a like purpose
, 1859-03-14
THE CITY.

HousEKkzPrEs A7rKS71ox-Wil1 be sold at
anct'on this morning. By Gilbert 4 Sampson. at
their s.lesroom, No. So Lake street, one Of the
finest es.ortmeuts OF Furniture. Carpets, &c,
ever ckered Al public sale in Chicago Parties
in want wilt do we'll to attend.
, 1859-03-14

CHICAGO ACADEMY OF MEDICAL Ectzxcss.-
An adjourned meeting Of the Chicago Academy
of Medical Sciences will be held in the lecture
room Of Sloan's Commercial CoIle.e, on Mon
day evening. March 14:h, at ~ o'clock. A
punetual attendance Of the members il request
ed. 5. g. BLAKE, Sec'y pro TEN.