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DIED.

In Franklin Mills Feb. 25th, WILLIE THOMPSON,
only son OF II. G and F. E. Allen aged years, months
and days.
In Rayenna. Feb 9th OF consumption, Mrs CORDEL-
90 years.
In IBrimAeid, Feb. 2Oth M JOHN TwITCHELL.
aged "a years.
In CharlestOwn Feb 2ad, NANCY, wife of Hiram Sta
eey aged So years.
IgPery, Feb. 25th, LURA wife o. Milton Armstrong
aged "a years
aged Sc years.
in Denmark, Feb 2lst, Mrs. POLLY SNOW, aged 20
years months ard II days
Mrs. snow settled il c. nIeaut with her husband
ls9 has since burifd i've husbands, and years
previous to her death lived alone the Denmark wueos
upon nifty acre tact al land which She owned cultiva
ing por almost without assistance and raising enough
TO subSist her, with spare,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-04

KrSssvILLE AeAiSsr THE CouxrY.-Mr. P.
N. Darling, of Kingsville, has again weighed
his premium calf; at precisely % months old
he went to scale and the beam kicked at I476
pounds. Mr.. D. challenges the county to pro-
duce his equal. We think he may well throw
the glove to any beef-rsiser in the State to
beat him. He has other "heavy weights ma
tive and blooded-which would please herds
man to look at.-CoHasaEt Reporter.
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Something in Il Name.

A Ageneral belief exists that there is nothing in
name. Such view was held BY Shakespeare
But the PseuRiary difference between one name
and another exists sometimes. At Yale College
at the present time, the market value of a name
is $500 per aanum- A gentleman named De
Forrest died several years ago and made Yale
College the trustee of sum of money, the in
terest on which permanent fund amounts tc
$500 Der wear. This $500 derived from that
permanent fund is annually given to any staden
in Yale College whose name is De Forrest.
Is there nothing in namel Ask the Demo
Gratis of this country; ask Louis Napoleon. J.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-04

The SKUNK SKIN TRADE.-The Chronicle
states that Mr.. A. II. Smith, of Vernon, Trum-
bull county, has sent to New York this season
between 1900 and 1000 of the fragrant pelts, and
that he has skunked the lake and Ashtabula
5asTara
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-04

REDUCED BY DYSPEPSIA TO MERE SKELB-
ToE"-CURED BY BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BIrTERs.-Mr.
A. Matchett trader probably well known any
in Western Pennsylvania, follows: 81 met with
farmer in Armstrong County who reduced BY Dyspp
Sa to skslst0H. persuaded him to boy bottle Of
Berhave's Holland BitterS believing that would
him Meeting him some this AFTER what my
ishment at finding him hale hearty man. he said he
we0ed hundred pounds that this wonderful change
had been produced by Behaves Holland Bers to which
he attributed solely his restoration"
See advertisement in another column
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-04

JOURNALISM IN RUssIA.-The present Empe-
Tor of Russia is the most liberal of the auto
Gratis. Since the relaxation of the censorship
of the press under his reign, more than zoo
papers, dailies, weeklies and monthlies, have
been established in Russia This is in addition
to the journals issued bg the authority of the
government, which, under various names num-
Der about 80.
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DEAD.-Mrs. Crooks, poisoned by her hus-
band at Newark who forced her to swallow the
liquid, died after the most intense suffering
Crooks is in Jail to answer for the crime.
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Rurter nnd Cheese stati.ric.

We clip from the Herald the following butter
and cheese statistics of the township of Aurora,
Portage county, shipped from Jan. l, 1858, to
Ian I 1870
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p g The Root of all Evil' is the venom of
disease distilled into the sesem by early abuse indulgence
and excess of any kind This must be eadcaed from the
system without delay; should be lost The
pernleious Of will do it, nay, will njure
rather than TRIESAIAR L, & 3, Is your only
chance. perusal of the book HUMAN FRAILFY,
or PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES, +" illustrated with
colored engavinss, will explain everything 1t will only
cost you 3 cents. To be had of
DR.. BARROW,
l57 Prince Street, New York.
For ale by
GAYLORD HAMMOND. Agents,
fsl Ctg,,1,,5
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These boxes consumed two hundred and fifty
thousand feet 5-sth lumber, got from seventy
five large white oak trees. The consequence
is that much valuable timber is being used up.
But the boxes must be had, and that timber is
in demand for their manufacture.
This trade passes over the Cleveland & Ma,
honing Railroad to our city.
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There has also been shipped to Pittsburgh 500
tons manganese, and 100 barrels dried fruit.
The above is taken from the books of the
Cleveland and Mahoning Railroad Agent at
Aurora.
Also of the butter and cheese packed and
shipped on cars from sOlOn, CuyahOga county,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-04

sHARP THIEv1Ee. = Cincinnati thieves let
nothing escape their ''stealers and pickers."-
The Gazette relates that on Sunday night
the house of Martin Nolan was entered, and
the gold ring stolen from the finger of Mrs. n,
while in bed and asleep with her husband She
aroused just in time to see the bold fellow re-
treat from the room Other articles ofjewelry
70 the smOupt of fifty dollars were also taken.
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ss6.a5s.2O

Messrs Andrews & Aldrich have no connec
ton with Cheese Factories, and if any house
in the county can show larger trade with far
mers direct, we should like to make note of it.
Warren Chronicle
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-04

SPIRITUn-PATHY-Mr Alexander Went
worth. a respectable merchant of Boston, died
few days since from the effects of the poison
Gus medicines he had been taking, as be sup
posed, by the prescription of spirits
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Jnsuranfe.
RTFORD, CONN.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Paid in Capital S25O,O0O
Assets, January 1st, 1859 S3OS,23I
This Company has complied with the laws of the
the several States in which it is doing business.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-04

This cheese was mostly shipped TO Cincinnati
market
About fifty tons of butter have been shipped
to New York market. The prospect for the
coming year is in favor of large increase over
these figures
The manufacture of cheese boxes is an item
in Solen business of no small Importance
There was made of these boxes last year as fol-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-04

MORE BUTTER AND CHEEsE.-Messrs Andrews
d Aldrich, of Fowler, have furnished us with the
following account of their shipments of butter
and cheese, during the year 1858;
l4465 boxes cheese, 2l9 tons 2I2 lbs. gross,
Is9 tons, s56 lbs net: 50 packages butter, 40
tons, 420 lbs gross. "a tons, 929 lbs net.
The amount was shipped principally by the
c. & NJ. R R, and cost as follows:
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Wheeler s Wilson Manufae'g Co.'s FamiI
SEWING MACHINES,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
New style Machines for $50.

II Nv MlANU U0ANHE ~ MIk9a
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
New style Machines for $50.
| OURELY this is GLORIOUS NEWS
10 FOR THE LADIES-The reduction in price brings
them within the reach of all knowledge Of their
It's place them beyond competition.
Gan and give them examination send for pam
''''' JNo. E. STRONG, Agent,
Office MelO9eOn Block 9Os Superior ST., Cleveland o.
Opinions of the Now York Press.
We prefer the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines for
Wheeler wilson's machines are the favorites for FAw1-
LES being especially adapted to that purPoseNe0 York
The Wheeler Wilson machine has secured, and justly
maintains he preemiHence for sewing every kind of
Each one Of Wheeler Wilson'S maennes is calculated
to do the work OF ten ordinary sewers0HTate q Com
meree.
for family usey-LVe Illustrated.
The Wheeler Wilson is THE machine, par excellence
for family use and we recommend It most emphaticay
In looking out for the best it would be well to see the
machines of Wheeler x Wilson before purchasing else
Wheeler Wilson'S machines combine everything that
can be required IN the manufactuie Of garmeHtsN Y
For family use the Wheeler Wilson machine justly
m21talns The PTs-eminence --Day Book -,
that have been invented for sewngN Y Journal
The Wheeler Wilson celebrated machines pre-emi-
nenty calculated for family and for this purpose have
Full examination has resulted thorOu-h con-
vctun Of the superiority of Wheeler Wilson's machines
and Of their perfect adaptation to family sewing in all its
fa1leties.-GOlSeH Prize.
We confidently assert the eIeee-ee and pTe-emineut
superiority of the Wheeler Wilson's mscineE for family
use AID for sewing senerally.-LG1ies' TisitOT.
In own family, use Of Wheeler 6 Wilson's
machines and We cannot imagine thing perfect
Ed. N y. EgGngeizt. os9 d&w 3m 225
ERENCH PASSE PART0UTS,
IL (For MountlngJ
PHOTOGRAPHS,
DRAWINGS,
EEGRAVNGs.
&C, &c.
large assortment just received We would also call
the attention OF the trade to our large stock of
GILT AND ROSEWOOD MoULDINGs,
which offer at greatly reduced rates Alss our
sortment Of
OVAL FRAMES
of manufacture, which offer a. than N Y
prices ]. W. SARGEANT,
febh Marble Block. Superior street.
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Western Branch Office at Chicago H. through which
all the business Of me Company the Wesern North
Western and South-WeStern States is transacteT
WB- LOUNSBURfi General Agent Residing in
S- n. FkiOE, Assistant General Agent, ; Chicago.
This Company has AGENCIES in This state IS nllnuzs
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- families single genilemeB, pleasan. ioca Ion,
good house. large ard rooms. aHd vi hln minutes
walk Of the cd Court House Square y Terms reo-
sonabe For further infur nation address Box No 6l
Post Of7ce febi9R6
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ClairYoYant PhYsieian.

MISS A. W. POLK. HEALING
Itl MEDIUM AND CLAIRVoYANT PHYSICIAN.
~ fsken rooms Al Mr.. SscEzrt's Ne 4S Lake Sf.
where she examine and prescribe fOf the 0i-easedz
Ier erperience ant warrant her IN Offering her
services 10 tie public Persons distance can Be ac
eonmodaed with board IN the house TERMs-sI for the
for every subsequent examination Hours
nom TO Il A. ~, and from 2.o s p. NJ. feb9dkwlm
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Prepare against Fire.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND

~ for sale By the Agent at his Depot No IS SUPER
large ut Of those Justly celebrated WILDERS
PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES, to which the atten-
ton ofthe public Is called.
feh3d &W II. 4 RAYNOIipS
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= ANT HALL, also room on second foor "a feer 5-1a
IN he new buildings Ontario street are or rsnf 49,
ct No l50 Ontario street. is5si5sP asPi-1
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fOr Sale OF Rtra
FOR SALE

A NEW TOP BUGGY FOR SALE
= eRe5P5 y, Inquire Of ROBERT GILL, room No a
Mechanics Bicck, (up sairl corner Of Prospect and on
tdf-o sueets- mar3R6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-15

BRIDGING THE PoroMAc - The Richmond
dispatch advocates the proposed railroad from
aqua Greek to Baltimore, on the ground that
the great route Of travel from the South TO New
foik, Is liable to be closed in the most abrupt
anu unceIemonlous manner by ice in the Poto-
mae Inc Alexandria Sentinel agrees with the
Dlspatch IN Its premises, but excepts to its pre-
se,iPtlon OF remedy. II says that the difnculty
alluded to Is to be obviated, not by a wide ferry
al Aqua, but by bridge transit between Alex
resting evils, not to do II by halves, but to adopt
the very best and most efficient remedy at once
WINTER FISHING Monday the winter
fishing In the Potomac will open For week
past agents have been engaged in obtaining
bands for the season. This will rid the Corpo-
ration OF heavy burden for a time, as MANY Of
tnose who are now employed at the city farm
viii doubtless enlist in this service to be released
from the WORK house, as such has been the case
In years past. The weather being so favorable
agents will probably have less difficulty i'm OBJ,
tanning hands than when the season is colder.
WE LEARN that In consequence Of fatigue and
'ne enects on her voice OF incessan. professional
labor this season, Miss J. NJ Davenport has nv
direction Of her physician, been eompeIIed 10
give up some of her Southern engagements and
take necessary rest. She remains in Philadel.
phia until the commencement Of her engagement
at Washington, aith inst
CANNIBALIsM.-Yesterday after the DISPOSAL
OF cases at the guardhouse, a prisoner, on the
way TO The workhouse, remarked to Officer Ross
that when Lang, the party concerned in the NAV
mem case, was placed in the cell, he had the
missing piece Of Lanahan's nose in his month
ana IN the morning remarked that he must have
swallowed it.
IHE PANORAMA OF the Russian War at Odd
Fellows Hall, is nightly drawing crowded
houses Its truth to history and its general beau
ty OF execution, is remarked by all. A person
can no doubt get better idea Of the history of
war ny witnessing one revolution of this pigan
tic panorama than he can from any other source,
The GREAT popularity of Hostetter's Stomach
Dltters, prepared by the eminent ply SLOAN, DR. J.
Hostot ser, 10 unbOunded Daily does he receive the
volustarJ testimonials of the afflicted who have
Deen cur Ell OF long standing diseases. through the
use oil the Bltters and daily the sale of this ned
,cns Is increasing and extending its sphere of
1nlness among sui srlng humanity. For removing
AL morbid matter from the stomach, regulating the
powe s. STRENGTHENING the entire body and lmpart-
ING vltor and tome to the entire human system, 10
are am cted with any of these terrible Diseases to
immediately procure bottle of he ltters and their
sun. -n
For sale by ali Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. la II-eoSt
"Hk DIRDo OF QUACKs," mig mt mark many n grave
nut now many victims Of Consumption mi ght have
6srdncr's Indian Balsam of Liverwort sold h, Ali
the Druggists In the world. jaI2-iw
WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap, at
streets. Ice Cream and Water Ices SO cents per
susrt. de I'm
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COMMUNICATED.


Mr.. EDITOR: In the proceedings of the U nited
states Agricultural Society, as reported In the
Union Of this morning, II is stated that the men,
Der who had defended the Patent Once on the
preceding day " admitted that he had been mis-
taken In his explanation He made no such ad-
IN 'ssion. Understanding the President, as Others
did, TO acquit the Patent Once of wilful neglect
or Intentional injustice, he replied that this was
what had been expected Of the President; and
that, unwilling to obtrude upon the time or at
tention OF the Society, whatever causes Of con-
trOversy there migh exist, he wsuId, with pleas
ure let fall to the ground, and he renar ks
Of the President in the spirit in which they had
been made.
In the statements in defence OF the Patent Of
ice, contained in a correct condensed report in
the National lnteliigencer Of the nth inst, the
81 eaker was not mistaken. So manifest is their
truth that, in view Of what he regarded a con-
ciliatorv spirit on the part Of the President, he
could well afford 20 waive all fuTther controversy
aud rest satisfied with the testimony he had pro-
duced. -
HEALTH OF THE CITY.-During the month Of
December there were 81 deaths reported in the
city Of Washington, as follows:
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'TS
iLJ-FoR OTHER GEoRsBTowN ADVERTISEMENTS
SEE FIRST PAGE.

~ TO THE AMERICAN PARTY OF
lS GEORGETOWN.-At an informal meet
ing OF the American party of the Second Ward
held on Friday evening the l4th instant the follow
inE preamble and resolutions were passed and or
dered 10 be published:
whereas, at the convention that nominated a
candidate Tor Mayor In 1857, the free snd voluntary
eromlse OF Henry Addison was given, that, If the
friends of Jas. A. Magruder would Withdraw his
GAINS az that time, and allow HIM "A ddisonD to he
be candidate, but would lend his aid and support
to James A. Magruder at the succeeding Mayors
election.
And whereas, in violation of SAID promise, the
sad Henry Addison has announced himself as the
candidate of the American party. and second. by
issuing his card on the fol owing day as a no. party
Candidate, and has thus endeavOred forestal and
control tie action OF the nominating convention nd
iorce himself upon them contrary to his pledge and
TO their Wishes ana now says that as lie is in the
held, II we do not vote for him. are destined to
defeat IN the approaching MayOralty election,
And whereas, after las aflation with, and SUD- d
hitherto from US, Henry Addison nov pr eLd cd
to become no party man, aud solIcts SURFACES
purpose, as we believe of defeating the nomination
and o. ectlon of James A. MaEruder rho possesse :
the coIhdenoe and esteem OF friends and the en-
tire party: Therefore
=, Resoired, That the American party denounce
Henry ADDISON, as politician, tIeaoherous to mi
friends and to his party-fathltss to his polit
loa pied, es and his political friends hips-as can
dluafe whom we cannot trust, and will not, under
any circumstances. support for any once.
heSoIred, In our confidence that Henry Addison
Will not receIve the vote OF sing honest and true
hearted American party man alter his ate political
cOurse-that We can elect James A. MasrudeT by a
handsome majority, and thst even if different re-
suit were possible, We would welcome defsat wit n
Masrudcr IN preference TO victory with Addison.
IT. Committee
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From Kansas and Utah.

LOUIS, Jan. IA special messenger from
tina, M Medary to Governor Steuart, reports
himself ng omery, the outlaw, was fortifytns
$3.50, eh near the Missouri line and th,, ITn,,.S
yoInn,a..o oops had been sen: 20 that vicinity
to onposs o,SSnpsntes were also forming rapidly
had passed H.. outlaws Six hundred muske
rom Salt Lake IL Is stated ,hs, a.. n,.,.,.,
excitemen, Son on the 18th. There was much
Pesrance OF S esf anS the mysteriou, di,sp-
were charged with foul plav t' ana the saints
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DIED,

on the l4th inst, of scarlet fever, ANN CATH
airline, only daughter of James and Josephine
Stnne, az ed years and months.
her luneiai wi take place from the residence of
10 O'Clock a. m.
Ob Friday morning, l4th instant after few DAYS
illness, JOHN BRUC E, in the fifty fifth year OF
HIS friends and Rcqusintsnces are respectfully in
Hlted TO attend MS fansral Sabbath afternoon ut
20 ci' OK, from his late residence, No. II street
north, Capitol HILL and also, the Sisters Of BeIev-
olence, No. 8, Navy Yard, respectfully invited
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

E TIE STAR PUBLIsHBs fnI LISTS or
LETTERS REMAINING In TEE WASHINGTON CRY
Posr OFFICE UNDER TEE PROVISIONS OF rus
LAW DIRECTING THEN TO BE PRINTED IN TEE
HEWsPAPER HAVING TEE LARGEST cIRcULA-
,Ios wITRIH TIE DELIVERY OF fHl OFFICE.
l1s TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE THAN
DOUBLE THAT or ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IN TEE DISTRICT OF CoLUxBIA.
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Burning Of the.Troy Hs,.,tsI

TROY, Y, Jan 13.-About six O'Clock this
evening Are broke ont in the Trov Ho.n,t,
which, owing TO the sarcity Of water was par.
tally consumed. The patients were all rescued
Ia saiety. The loss is about S3,OOO, which 10
covered by insurance
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TIE LATEST NEWS
oy Telegraph for the Iyenins st.,


held cann.ls, Jan. H-Tbe R.nnhlt,.,.
mated Mr. Sir, =, Harrisburg tonight. and pons.
elected bv the ,Si sssas Tss:9r He viii be
is tue American candidate monday. Church
,hs naS.' . the Democratic er-memb-, ,.,...
asInhIs american member Church. fror ph',s
head. The latter attempted 10 49, cane over his
.ne spectators interfered and preyentea ss,, eat
mischief Donovan was held An nj 0o ri .rs
:, aus OF me dlmeulty was that Donovan Is about
10 contest the seat Of Church Ia dehste CsnSeh
said that NJ came 10 this country no. no
was out Of the boys Of ireland. D'N''en
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-15

Nkw ORLEANs, Jan. H.-Daie. frop, w..
Sfsz 10 tue orb have been received here ..
nNa refused TO listen TO the commis,Ioner. S-o,a
nuioaga before his fall approved OF the
hrment Of the Spanish question " 'e'-
The U :. frigete Saratoga was a, s,c,,.oto.
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Destructive Fire I'm Be,,.,.

BOSTON, Jan; l3.-Tbe large store I'm Federal
Sueet, occupied by the Chicopee Maaufacturing
son,Pany ana Others, was partially DESTROYED by
nre Today The building was flooded with wa
ter, and great damage occasioned 70 IN. &C. :,
goods. The new steam engine was put an opern-
ton and worked most effectively "
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AUCTION SALE
TO-DAY q To-MORROW MORNTN5
By EDw. s. WRIGHT; Georse,ovp.

BY EDW. 3. WRIGHT; Georgetown.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
at 10 o,s,oIuREIl wall sell, on FRIDAY. jan IA
and Ia, a. dwelling No. S. corner of Potomac
the reans, recorded IN Lber j. A. 3, No. lso and At
lent assortm.ee party secured thereby. an excel
Mahosany Bed,, 81 urnlture, consisting Of
forts onairs' Feather Beds, Mattresses, Com
Wsrdrobes. Clocks. Cote. ' Carpets, Bookcase.
0IeIo,R' StoSes pine Tables, Card Tables, Rocker
VIII rs 2 assortment of Kitchen Ut.p,u,
h ne aDove urnlture 10 worthy of tha..,,.. III
thI4 ms s2, having been used but sSn Q,
ia5'S'lO'IadIs Z. S. WRfGHaf.r RiU as..ss.
IL CBE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
on acGo1ns OF the rain. until MONDAY, I'M inst
The house is for rent.
la I'D p. 8. WRIGHT. Auct'r.
By BARNARD BUCKEY; Geor,.,owr
GALE OF FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOi,D
- 6InEcIs at AucTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY,
NJ NJ izn Instant At 10 O'Clock, at the house
Prospect and LIST sts, we wall sell, the entire
DO. Sofas. Lounges.
DO. Centre and Side Tebies,
S faHrlSr, Hal, and Chamber Carpets,
SlueDoard, Dining room Furniture,
EreHch and Cottage Bsdsteads,
4sss5 Msssre VS.. P!lISws Bedding.
Looking Glssses, Toilet Sets,
With lot ofWood ssd Coal. &c 30.
- tefmsf SZ5 and under, cash over that anon Mt
% ana go days, with interest and good endorsers.
JaSts BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Aucts.
II, ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
nIsca NUN JAN the nth inst, same time and
jai2d BARNARD q BUCKLEY. Auct'rs.
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Financial

NEW YORK, Jan. l5.-Steck Ks are dull and nrm:
Chicago and Rock Island 6O4; Illinois Central
bonds SO; Lacrosse and Mil. I h; Michigan South.
ern u; New York Central S6H; Pa. Coal Co. 81;
Reading 52Ai Virginia SIS 96k; Missouri SIS
sex
sterling exchange Is dull at Iuak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-15

NEW YORK, Jan. IS Flour is higher; State
- 6Oasl so; Ohio IS 1886; southern IS 2sas5 so
Wheat Is quiet but holders demand an advance
Corn is higher; mixed S5aS6c
Pork il quiet; new mess SI7 5OasI IL 60. nrime
sl3aSi3 l2a Lard is firm al II kalIk.
Whisky Is firm at q ka2sc
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The Missouri Legislature.

ST Louis, Jan. l5.-The amendment Of the
constitution limiting the State debt passed the
Senate Yesterday by a vote OF IS to- No ao,Ion
ms YET oeen taken on the bill providing protec-
ron OF tie border counties against the kansas