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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-28

GOVERNMENT FmAxcR-One of he washingsoo
correspondents Of the New York Tyass makes he
following exhibit Of the condition Of The government
finances: .i1,| .' T.fr| #.. H
"Those who feel IN interest in tho financial con.
diton Of the General Government can rely upon The
following statement being authentic and the data
from which It b drawn ohicial and reliable The
balance Of unexpended appropriations In the Trras-
~ on the SOth June, 1853 was four millions below
the balance the year previous, and amounted to
500, 49,, 069 g. This balance on the SOsh June.
1859, amounted 20 go 45S 9Ql az
Special appropriations for year end
ing 3Oth june, 1850. | 4i,367, $50 %
Permanent appropriations for year 40
ending 8Oth june, 1860, Gl97, ia 50
Estimated additional appropriations
p for present year, 100000 on
Total, ISL, SCI, AIS 81
Reducing the estimated balance Of
appropriations unexpendcd again,
four millions below the preceding
year, we have $lsooo.ooo 90
Leaves estimated expenditures for
1890, ssa.ssi, 4lS 81
10 meet these expenditures the Government bad
balance in the Trca-
sury, July !, 1859. $4,3s9, s75 81
Balance ofloan, 1858, 1,SSOOOO 90
Treasury notes reissu-
able, June 80 80, Ass, goo 90
Total available means, July ],
1859. $lo.s7s. Ats "a
Present estimated receipts from Gus
toms ss4oo,ooo 90
Present estimated receipts from
Lands, 100000 90
Present estimated receipts from
miscel, 100000 90
Estimated means for the year 1850
and 1860, $77,07s, ATS 81
Deduct estimated expenditures 63.32l, 4l5 81
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A.. VIZ uos0cI ouOp. lLOuV iouSnsSa'l
"a .aank you fellow Democrats, for having given me
~e opportunity of addressing you 1t is an inter-
sapaoh OF the regular proceedings Of the convex
uOn out am, nevertheless glad Of the privilege Of
sarong You to appeal to no sectional or personal
ms'nss Look only to the future, and do not live
~e prejudice Of the past crafty the -feelings
wa past day. am willing to ignore and forget all
r m." cssensions in the Democratic party Every
Maa Who will buckle on his armor and 20 on with
NJ. r Constitution, and the people, and to rescue
S Sa sate from misrule, to him extend the right
os f 1ao Of fellowship What are now the conictons
NJ 900 or any subsequent year to us? Nothing !
a., iuture is ours. I am glad fellow Democrats,
ss;. am here. l doubted in my own mind wheth-
h., was proper for me to come to this Convention
~" ~. as said to Democrat doubtless now within
S" I nearing of my voice, had free papers and .
sn n' to come if pleased As these little dissen.
bs 'aS nave arisen, repeat am glad l am here.
,. 'e seen squabbles before to-day, and they never
harmed n. ., me in the least. do not know, indeed
c,,s 'nat feel more at home in . squab5le than Z
t S;m do not intend to blame any person for any
a"s that has arisen here-indeed, do not know
k,n Circumstances But L am opposed to any IN
,nv,I: TO any duplicity, to any double dealing t.
IGiang that does become Synod Of Deacona-
ms, s. and laughter. The Democratic party Il
her, on great campaign and the guns fire'
ths p. oay will echo aud reecho until the close o
Act 81 Is election. Let every man speak ant
ye,s ~ mat his words and deeds will we'll on
nence. Do that and the Democratic party vii
su. united and will Sand 90 q bas;s bvusdl sDught
be- port The beautiful supetstructure There vii
a. NUN MUM ior all within IL area Away, then, viii
forrsr soaa' feeling and jealousy. March onward
with 70 victory. Cheers Who will join hand
"aIn%1 e today in this work. [Cries Of "all
That is well, fellow Democrats. Let no
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NORFOLK MARKET.

NlOflCR.-l HAVE LOCATED t4AnAxsNIt.l
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viu kas.hR passs s1ssO -
SeueunApv q 100. W-0<l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26
ALEXANDER LEE,
Administrator. &. Il. A.
A. GREEN, Auct.
Jam, BY 4. GREEN; Auctioneer.

by A. GREEN. AuctiOneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND HMM
PROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-On Mon
DAY, the :S'th instant, shall SELL in front of the
property: "o'i
Two neat story Frame Houses and Lots.
nelns part Of original lot No ., in square No la
fronting IL feet ON north l. street and running hal
FIRST Ward.j ~ 'S "est'
Also. The unmprovtd portion of Lot No. 2 in
square No. lin, which has beautiful front of 81
lee on north l. street, and runs hack q5 feet Ia sn
Io"t alIey. between 18th and 10th streets west
Also, cot MOL Ia Square No. H. fronting II fact
on gun street west, and running hack 81 feet m Inches
l" 5Ei"nt alley. between north l. and VI SITS.
Also, the western part of Lot H. in Sunare a.,
fronting 70 irtt an NJ street, aud running LscE *
1eat; between 18th and Goth sire cts west ~ -
ne houses erected upon lot la Sauare No I4o q 70
rrau, cohioLlahe dwellings one contains good
rooms, the other 5. and rents for 50 per month The
IocStinH oil ths property rs desirable 1t being stu
ateu IN that section of the First Ward which Is an
lPtnn Improving and enhancing in value.
- IernlS: One-thIrd cash the residue in g. r. and
~ months Tor notes bearing interest, secured y A
deed OF trust on the premises.
Title Iudisputabe
should the purchaser or purchasers fail to comply
with the terms of sale the property will be resoid AT
their cost and risk, by giving throe DAYS notice OF
such sale In the National lntellIgencar.
ma ii A. GREEN, Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival of the Mail yin th. Lib


NEW YORK. May 26-The steainSbin AToss.
y NLor' with California mails and passengers ,f
Tue th INST, and with nearly ~ JnO isU Ia snari.
arrived here abont luO'clOck this forenoon leaying
Asplnwall on the 18th inst 's
heprincipal points of California news has t..s,,
ahtici IEhtrd by the COatZacOac via Tebnan,e,..
and the overland mails p
An escort left Fort TETON ON the a3d ul, ,,.y,t
ABOUT SJUnln spec Ia pay the troous in Jrt,6 ~
- sdlu lhdt The soldiers ia that Territory are ns,I
year ih arrears of their pay; and il has k.d on,
thfohSh letter from one of them TO a comrads a.,
Los Angeles that as they are paid of they
are ali going TO desert my
MT Holden (Douglas Democrat) has been slac,
ed Mayor of stockton 'ie''-
AdNlces from Panama state that Mons Reilly bss
oodlheu from Nicaragua Government comes
sion OF The Nicaragua transit route H,, Drono<a.
uhui his canal Is finished. 20 take PASSENGERS ,,i
goods across the old route The grant. Lov,evsr
has Yet To be confirmed by Congress '
The fri2aie Merrimac left Panama on the 1itb
for Calldo. VII VIC NM
Adylces from Central America are NOT n,,,ic,,
iatiy important. Later advices from Nirarag,I,
Indicate that Belly's transit grant has not r.,
ratified by Congress NV "e'"
Advices from South America are. Callao An,f,
T. aIpirdlsO April Is The news is unimnor,ant
he bloc kadge of Guayaquil still continues
In Chm, Castillo still held Copiapo and On
qulnbo; hut the Government was concentrs,irI
us troops against him. There had been distn,fS
dhces Ia other parts of the country but Santis,To
ana valparaiso remained quiet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26
DIED.,

At Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, the 9Th of March, of
yellow fever, NATHAN III. TOPPING, in the Ssth
year of his age.
May, l85a, JULIUS SMITH, son of Thomas n and
Ann r.. kidwe, aged years, ! month"; a'd IA day 81
On the evening OF the cath instant. Mrs. MARY
sS9n, and wife Of Thomas r. Smith, of Troy, New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26
New York Nz-kets.

NKwYoRK, May26.-Flour has declined saIOc
closing heavy; State s. -5OaS6.5O; Ohio s7aS7 a,'
Southern S7.75. O'
Wheat closed dull and dropping; winter West
ern reds rs. Southern red 81 IS; do white 80
Corn CLOSED heaay; mixed Gle; yellow 9nsa.c
Pork closed heavy; mess si7 50; prime SIS So
Lard closed qniet at II \ alp &c
Whisky closed quiet at "a a2se,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

NARROW EScArK.-Ldst evening, as Mr. r Il
owens commissioner, Was returning with his
daughter In buggy from the picnic at Airing
ton the horse became frightened upon the Long
Bridge, aud started to run Mr. @ succeeded in
bringing the animal into moderate gait; but inst
then another buggy passed suddenly and his
horse again took fright and started running and
Kicking. Mr. % J., noticing that the draw was open,
saw but single chance of escape-a large four
horse wagon stood upon the bridge, into which
he drove, smashing the buggy and harness. and
throwing himself and daughter out upon the
DflaSe' somewhat brnlsing, but not seriously in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26
By !. {; Mcguire & co. Auruoneers
ii tESiRABI,E DIEI INC unI-.,

by J. L: MCGUIRE & co. Au,uonaers
DESIRABLE DWEI LING-H0IfSE me
Cohth OF 18th STREET AND Nj sACHUSETTs
H.hNSE IT AICTloN.-On FRIDAY AFTER
ska sen, sub A. OF Square No pa, fronting ~ feet
n i1ln street; At the Corner of Ma Ssachusets ave
hur' running back fo an alley. with the Iupruve-
u , consisting oi neat ard well fn he'd two
9 t; an" dI,tc frame Dwelling house. with back
hulldlEs, with an excellent cellar under H. 49,
lS,,S, aEd pump 81 eNrelr lent water at the door
10 erhS: one feuith cash the residue mo r. and
IL mouths, with interest. secured l., n daad al 80,
on the premises. " """'
a. NToGIrIpH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26
Anti-Fusitive Slave Law Conx.n,,.,

LIZ ELAND May IA mass convention # the
Toes To the fugitive slave act was held here todsT
ana was well attended. large number were
Tom the reserve counties. The proceedings were
of an orderly character.
A declaration was read. denOuncing the fugitive
. ave law and bred Scott decision Resolution r
the same tenor were also adopted declaring th.
fdgltve act unconstitutional, and therefore void
and setting forth that the Supreme Court has de-
Generated, and is subservent To party politics. H.
The llfe-tenure should he abolished aud III. iudi-
cal circuits remodetd; that the conviction OF tie
Oberlln rescuers is dis2 raceful and unDaralIelsd
and tie prisoners entitled 20 their Uhe,t,. a.,
that the freedom Of the country rests ON the Re-
publican party. "' nc
me convention was Addressed by Messrs. Gid.
dings. Chase, Wade, and others ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

THE YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIETY Pic
MIC, at Arlington Springs, yesterday. was largely
attended. The best order prevailed, and nothing
ransPired to rufiie the pleasures Of the day.
Withers tine band contribute not little to the
enjoyment. and at the first note from the sonliu
spring busle. every couple was in its proper
position on the floor
Mr.. Beveridge. we should add has put the
grounds at Arlington In excellent condition for
the enjoyment Of pic-nic-ers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26
BY ]. e. MCGUIRE & CO. Auo,iopoo-s
4N\CEII.ENT FL NIrI PIE a 4 m unI;S 4

BY J. {. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIonoars
ENCEl,LENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
~ i"Ln f;FtEcTS AT PU BLTC AUCI IoN-On TIES
DAh MORNlNG, May 5lst, at 10 o'c'ock at the
reN"nc" oi Captain John Patrick, corner Of eth -
anu Louisiana avenue, We shall SILL all the Furui-
lure and ELECTS, comprising
superior Rosewood Seven Octave piauo
Mahogany aud Walnut Hair Spring - Al Sofas
Mahnsany PaT'oT Chairs and Rockers
MaTbie-t Centre and Sofa Fables
Handsome Walnut Whatnut Fancy Tables
DalHaSk ami Lace Curtains and CoTuice
rIlt w indnW Shades, Venetian Kinds.
Cane and Rush seat Chairs. Lounges
tIlrandG lss Vases, aud Mantel Ornaments
BrnSSes Ihrce ply aud Ingram Carpets
DIclnth Mating, STAIR CarpptS
EIench and High post Behstea D., WardTobes
DteSSin- ana Plain bureaus, Washstands
Leaking glasses, Toilet SITS.
superior ather Beds and Hair Manresses
HHSk AND Cotton Mattresses
BOlsters and Pillows
blankets, Comforts. Spreads
Gas Chandeliers and FiNturaS tbro,uLr,,. =, =
house, 'ushout inc
Chlna, hIass and CrnckAry Ware
casio =, Table Cutlery. Walters
DlHing and Breakfast Tables Chairs
,cn"king and other stoves, Refrigerator
ioSethp, W lth general assortment of HOusabold
, and Kitchen Requisites. " U
tInS: 81 and under, cash; over that sun, q
c1eult nI h ana ~ da' for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, hearing Interest. - '''
ma - !. {. MCGUIRE & CO Auc,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

FUNERAL.-The Grand Lodge and Eastern
Lodge, No :, ]. O. o. F., and Naval Lodge, of
the Masonic fraternity, Yesterday afternoon at
tended the funeral of Mr. Thomas W Jones. 4
deceased member The funeral rites of the Ma
sons was rrad at the grave in the Congressional
Cemetery 10y VIM. T.. Hutchinson Master of
Naval Lodge, and that of the odd Fellows by
Martin Johnson, Chaplain of the Grand Lodge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26
LOCAL. NEWS.

II TIE STAR PUBLISHES THE LISTS or LRTrxRs
REMAINING IN THE WASHINGTON CRY POsT OFFICE
BHDXR TuE PROVISIONS OF TIE LAW DIRBcrINs
rHEN To BE Pointed IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING
fHE LARSEsT CIRCULATION WITHIN rug DELIVERY
OF The OFFICE. ITS TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Ia
k"Ks IFkS poUBLE THAT OF AHT oTHKR nIny
PRINTED IN TBE DLTETCT OF COLUMBIA.
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON 4 TO- MORRow
BY WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctiooe.T,

o. ,v.TI !,
NH DINC oTS ccuoneers.
ID Tiji>R SD AZ I-srEp NnnnSS ITO On
O'clock we will sell IN iron, az II Instant Al
the fnllowinz Rn,ii,,,n o,n VI -, squaIs 10
frnptinv ~ Is, oui,'Iiik not, Lot square s2S
Lot Square Ia frontIng 81 fact ~ IN s,s
Sn, ~ Str-et between 18th and 18th sta; 10 e.
nsr 81 Ii,h , ahout op g uare feei, On the cor
Ter Al ~" s1Teet east ana north u 81.
9 :" cash on each lot. tn be paid al sale
rest and secured by a deed oftrust on the prem
sss
will he snlJ 49, s'Iu lhe hfSt Lot the other two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May &c Flour closed heavy; Ohio
~, before the steamers news announced; no
sales since; new was held at from IL &c. 10 25c
higher.
Wheat is unchanged; white 81 65asI 20 for fair
TO prime; red ~ .55aSI Is for fair 10 prime
Corn closed firm, with an advancing tendency;
white SiaS6c.; yellow S4aS7c.
Provisions unchanged.
Whisky closed dull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26
By J.: &: Mcguire Il CO., Auctioneers
FUTURE DAYS.
Isy a GREEN -

by A. GREEN, AuctIonrer
AhuABLE VI PROVED AND UNIN-
" PROVED PROPERTY ON NORTH X RErwEEx
SnNNEcrICTT AVENUE AND 18TH STREET WEsr. AT
AGcIl"N.- On ~ ESDAI, the 5lst instant I Shat
sell IN front al The prem SEES, at Is oclock NJ tLa
following described handsome property. VIZ: WV
LOIS SoS. lN and H. IN DavIdson's subdivision of
square y o. los, each 10Y having a front az 81 C,a,
running hack las feet II inches 20 thirty Gaet .o,'
ana i hitgen iert SIDE alley between the lott On
lanI Ne. ~ Is handsome twO-story Frame Honse
with brick basement, Kitchen and pump in tie
also, IN the rear OF the lot is long stable
Sufc!ehJ Tor SIX horses and three CARRIAGES nj
No: III rs vacant, but en' losed by a good iancS ''
re ms One third cash; balance In six nd twel We
months, Tor notes d, arIng Interest from ay oC "a "a
A deed given and a deed of trust taken SOW
ma y a. GREEN Anct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26
AUCTION SALES

ny WALL BARNARD. Auctloneer,.
ao ME6 81 g. sR
70 90 ar" s., fronting Ia feet 22d street hctWa
E, Wiz alley, improved with a good two stow
terms: st1ig cash balance in and y months.
secuIeu adeed Oft trust on the property All con-
veyanclnS at the c"st Of the purchaser. A deed
si LII an. M 2 deed OF trust taken.
INA % WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts.
BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.
HiFSDSoME TWO STORY AND ATTIC
80 M AsE HOUSE AND LOT on 18TH STREET,
EAKRSNSYH T Isl June At
~ S"nsre 9 VII sell IN front of the premises. Lot
and running back loo feet to an ailey and improved
,an wenhogt and nearly new two story aud attic
IIaMe w euihs having attached a good cellar, n
PHp 10 me a-d and is stuat I'd In one Of the most
aa %ne "R %ST6 parts 81, g the city
ana = nmths with interest. deed given and
ma ii WALL. 4 BARNARD, Auct..
BY \. GREEN, Auctionoer.
NERl EX INTENSIVE PAWNRROKER,s
~, SALE OF NRsDKEMk I'D PLEpGEs.-On THURS
ner of ;t6 and WILLS Tl sell az N, auction room
ten , assortment of the following articles to
Fine Gold Hunting and Silver Watches,
'.old Oh and Neck Chain.,
\ good assortment of Jewelry, singlv or in sets.
3rse variety Of Cape and othtf Shawls, Cloth
E9ms, pist" PAIR Of valuable Military Swords.
Sven rare aud valuable Oil Paintings. the work
Oh rare ana accomplished artists, To- the sais Of
wich the attention of connoi sseurs Of the mr. ~
ost reSPectiaily requested as, upon examsnation,
no &C I'll, Az HEHZBERG. Pawnbrnker.
wa z :, -o.S, r9& w A. GREEN. Anot.
BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioueer,.
kUSTEES SALE OF THE FURNITURE
On hT Fl RS HGTF
a. Ts eI3ck' ~ front of the auction rooms of Wall
1a iIIu. VIII g I'll. IN virtue of deed of trust
duly rec oried &C., &C. the furniture aud effects Of
the Old Railroad Hotel, comprising a large assert
Bedsteads Beds, Mattress s and Bedding.
Sofa, xounges, Chairs, Tables,
Mir oS. Paintings, CrOckery Ware
COOKING anu other Stoves and fixtures and Kitchen
. Ut HsIls. ' 'O''0i'
DeGant1rs, Classes, and other Bar-room and Eat
lns-h"use Fixtures, Ne, &c. WIN ''"'
CHAS. VII son, Trustee
nj ARSHAL'S SALE In virtue Of a writ of fer,
w facas issued from the Clerks otfcs of tho Ci
hConrt oi the District of Columbia for the comfy
OF ashl ngtOn and To directed shall xpose IN
PuDlc SAFE, Tor cash, IN front of the Court HOuse
oSo MOL oi sag county; on THURSDAY, the 2th day
ScrDed property, to Wit: All Defendants ri IT. title
c!alIn and interest IN and 10 Lot No nine 10 i'm
square NO one hundred and ninety six CIa I'M tEe
CITY oi w asLIngton, ID. c., together with all and
ltd upon as the property ofFrancs A. Dickens and
VIII he sold to satisfy Judicial VI g. to Nav terra
1853, in favor of w: b: Sh.ppard. WI
}. d. HOOVER, Late Marshal
Ma iEts Tor the District of Columbia.
GF-THE ABOVE SALES POSTPONED
until SATURDAY, June 4th. IGig, same hour and
place Una S1 J. ID. HOOVER. Marshal.
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S00 BuSHELS PRIME WHITE MERCER
'OO POTATOES Just received, la good order
and for sale by BRADLEY Il TAYLOR
ma II 16l and l66 Water street
LEWIS PAYNE.

M LEWIS PAYNE.
w HOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE DEALER
- Bride street, G.OTgst0lrH, d. &.
The attention OF the trade is spectluiIy called To
my stock of Youths, Mems, and Buys'-Lr
CAIFSklN SHOES. for summer wear XHS
all of my own man facture. HWN
My stock of PATENT LEATHER
WORK is also assorted and we'll worthy of atten-
ton.
large lot of COARSE SHOES and ROOTS
(suiable for servants also hand and constantly
making.
IL Country merchants and others IN want are
invited to call or address NE at No. ~ Bridge ST.
Georgetown, ID. e. an 2I-tG
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A CAUTION.
ILL Persons are hereby cautioned against nego-
phung Note, or receiving It, dated Washing ton,
PC, November oath, 1853, drawn by me, 8. Strong
tne unde'sl gned pay able 10 the order Of Joseph D.
stewart 81 months after date, for S6a and secured
Dy deed Of trust, To ii. L. Stevens which de ed was
recorded November oath, 1853 in l.iber A. s., No.
lh? Folio LIST Leg, the Land Records of the city
9i Washington, District of Columbia, as the sand
Note aud Deed of Trust were procured from me
without consideration and fraudulently, and will
nor pay the same,
ma &5-lWs SAMUEL STRONG
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ma q J. c. MCGUIRE & co. ancts
- p W MALTA BARNARD. Age.iepeers.

RTILDING LOTS AMI a Sof!S ~ ~ I
kSiSLANb,a IT AUCTIoN.-Dn Friday AFTER
NpoN, th ms tInt. al t.'ciDck. In ffuUt ,,I the
premises We VIII sell. l.nt = Squarat,t fronting ~
SnGth street; north half Of Lot IL qua re- ,5II cor
ier ~ S""h l. and 2d street west; one Square mum
Terms: ~ cash "n each lot. 10 ha paid NJ >oln =.
diaAcc IN and months, for notes hCariu. t;,r, 81
ana secured ny a decd Ut trust ON th,. Drrtu,geS
MA - WALL A. RNRN n m