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For Cincinnati

VIE splendid passenger and c-n
l. freight steamer WkNONA, Hssl-rsEss7lzsSyss1
BARCLAY, Captain, lin place OF a&zzzS-zzz4Szzzzsz
the SENENrY-SIX,) Will leave for the above and an
intermediate ports TUESDAY, the 2gth INST al
10 O'Clock, A For freight passage having su-
perior accommodate ns, apply board or To
mar2e-Zt II. II. HARRISON. Agent.
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TO Wire

GOOD COOK, woman, for the balance OF the
n year. Also, good girl, 10 years old, at No 30
Cedar street X. J. LYLES.
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Het HOlIandish Ritters.

We have received another certificate out of Grand
Rapids, Michigan, dated 18th June, 1853
PETER DANE, Hollander, desires us to publish in
the NieoSLode that the Holland Btters entirely cured
him Of Indigestion. Fever and Debility, with which
he suffered all the spring. Peter Dane is grateful 10
the proprietors of this great remedy and takes this
way of recommending it to his countrymen.
J. QUINTUS,
Ed Shebcygan Neuwsbode, Sheboygan, Wis.
mar2o-lW
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ItoNSfsTINJ q some % the most valuable munI.
- lies ever offered in the Nash lie MARKET, and !.
good bot of young men aud women, boys aud girls.
rnar2s K ]. INi &
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Auction Sale.

TNRABUE & LUCUS Will sell THIS EVENING fresh
Il Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats
Boots and Shoes. This invoice must be closed.
mar2e-lt
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Brushes.
Chancery Land Sale.

DURSUANr to an interlocutory decree, pronounced
in the case of Thomas Crossa and others against
W. r. AcFadden and others, at the February term
Of the Chancery Court, for Coffee county 1859 will
sell, at the Court house door, in the Of Man
m
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

y October last 20 my interest in the business
q ii. II HAYNES 4 % to NY partner NJ
J. LYtS Agreeable O. tie terms ~ the sale " 49, u
Remain with him until the first Aar,h from tia
tn .. He Viii continue tiIe business "a his ou name
lie Is authorized settle the bus1css q tie
arm am thankful - my friends Tor Tie i.brral pa.
uonage received. a. a. HAYNES.
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For New Orleans

rkNHF fine passenger steamerE o ~
Il HOWARD, Fowler, Master s-s--y -lt-zssAA,
VIII leave for the above aud all szs=& zszse
intermediate ports, TUESDAY, the Goth inst, at 4
O'Clock p. NJ For freight or passage apply on board
HANII 10Y
mar2S-td A5apt
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For Memphis.

The Cine aciH take passengers TO the Red Rouer.
TTNHE fine Steamer J. G.
Il CLINE will leave for the srzr 49,.
above and all intermediate ports
TUESDAY, at O'Clock M. For freight or passage
haFng superior accommodations. appl, on board or
To A. HAMILTON, So.
mar29-lt A. l. DAVIS. Agents
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Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Wilsf0rd & Co.

ON tuesday, March goth, 1859.
w wiz ouer Tor cash In front or Warehouse
40 . MARKET Street, a large assortment ni
following articles viz - "o
100 shhss. Ia. Sugar; 100 boxes Toh,cc, -;
loo bags Rio Gomez; ous brsr5S. - var
100 . I.sguvr. Coffee. 600 boxes ~ "a -
~ "",S, New Molasscs: 200 - Palm scan
80 = DDS DO; 100 80 Fox's Starch
~ lbs r'isll'd row 100 81 Woods do:
,oo mere" sugar; zoo dozen BToon,s.
25 - NcWSnm do. 100 =. ~ ,''Si
so " Robinson CO. do. So L. and y" ~,
so - old rye X Rour- b'.rrios = ''N-' 'An
hon Whisky: 300 Joz y ~, M.
25 = pipcs Brandy: 100 hnxes "a - - ~ N
IS bbls- Water ana But C,a.s.. " -" T. ~
80 ~ 'r,,'h"rs; % bags Pepper:
900 49, <s assorted 500 Reams wrap. Paper;
0o cases o"'r oy>terS; 20 cases Sardines;
WIN many "t4er 'Irictes too te.liaus 20 mcmillan
CARTER, WIISFURH (, 90
N"-f-e' No Market street
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Shirts and underwear.

I'VE are now receiving superb assortment 81
w Shirts, Of the latest patterns, warranted % nt
we'll, and 10 be made ia trst rate style. Also every
variety 81 seasoBabie Underwear u six, Isle
Thread Cashmere, NeTino. Cotton, Muslin, &C. A..
for sale ~ J. II. MoGIII-
mir2S-G
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Fourth Congres-,onaI District.

We are authorized to announce W. b. Stokes, of
DeKab, candidate fer o. ngress in the Fourth Con-
gressional District. mar25-td
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nfm ADVERTISEMENTS.
Negroes for Sale.

Il Will. sell at auction to the highest bidder for
Il cash, at the Court ara in Nashville,
On Saturday, the 2nd day of April next,
the following Negroes 70 wit: Emily a likely wo.
man about % years old her three children one boy
aged between 8 and years. and two girls aged re
spcctively five and three years. The above Negroes
belong to resident of this city aud sold
any fault L. r. GLASCOCk 49,
narl9-ot AuctOneer.
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TO MIMI RS.
CORTELYOU'S NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY
AND
PRINTERS WAREHOUSE,
Established 1s2J.)

NO. 10 Spruce SIreet.
INHE subscriber will be happy To furnish pnrchas
ers OF PRINTING MATERIALS with PLAIN and
ORNAMENTAL TYPES, BORDERS &c, made from
combination of all the hard metals extensively
pulled by Founders. Also, GERMANS, GREEKs, HE
BREws New and Elegant Font OF AGATE MUSIC TYPE
from which the Musical Rerietc and Ffisnd are now
printed with Presses and every article required for
Printii & at the very lowest price, Tor cash or APP
proved paper
Old Type taken in exchange for new at 10 cents per
pound.
Second hand Presses and Materials, and a complete
Stereoty pc Foundry with tw shaving Machines for
sale cheap.
&c Printers OF newspapers publishing this adver-
uscment (ncludng tn motel three times before the
LIST Of September, 1859, and sending me one of the
papers, Will be paid for il in Printing Types when
they purchase four times the amount of their ban
nnar2s-3t p. e. CORTIEYOU.
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Wheel BarrOWs.
Fifty Negroes for Sale.

= ARDEN and Railroad Wheel Barrows, on hand
II ana for sale by u. n. UiCkEY,
mar23-u - Market street.
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ONWARD; Or, tbs MOUNTAIN CIAxHERERs. A
Tale Of Progress. By Jane Ann winsoom. 1 VOL
12mo.
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Prom Mexico.
MrSArut.AS March Is

BY the last arrival from Mexico the New
Orleans Piegy,sae has received the following
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New Publications.
w. T. BE RRY s. CO.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED

hA Z JUST RkCEIFED
SHAKERS Compendium Of the Origin History,
Principles, Rules and Regulations Government and
Doctrines of the United Society Of Believers in hrss
second Appearing with Biographies of Ann Lee, JAS
Whitaker, - Hocknett, j. Meacham and Lucy Wright
By +. W. Evans. 1 vol. lsmo
ONWARD; Or, Tbs MOUNTAIN CIaMHEREKs
Tale Of Progress. By Jane Am winsoom vol.
12mO.
Looking Upwards; Colin and Jcanie: The Family
at Ai'eyne; or on and Away: Endeavoring; Ed
ward Arnold; Poor, yet Noble: Little Harry; Poor
Jamie Clark: Fields White unto the Harvest: The
Sand Huts; The Drunkard's Cottage; The Infants
Ministry; Stand Still; Old Mses and Little Anah The
Rocky Glenn; Salome: Widow Mcleod; Stafl and
Iona; Clouds and Sunshine: Faiths Conflict; Faiths
Victory; Reunion; Summer Days; The Fading Flow
er; The Unexpected Arrival; A Wedding Day; The
Mountain Tops Appearing; fastening On; The Sire
Birthday; The Summit Gained
% ACES FROM THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SID
NEY, LADY MORGAN. vol, 12mo.
from the London Atheueuml
This volume brims with sense. cleverness and hu-
NOR. lively and entertaining collection OF great
mans thought and quick woman's observation; a
book TO be read for amusement and TO be sought
hereafter for reference
From the London Daily Newsl
"a charming Book. II is long since The reading
public has been admitted to SO great treat as this
fascinating collection eff w.t. aud gossip 1t
is delightful Renaissance of Brilliant past, told BY
one Of the best wits still extant''
w. r. BERRY Sc Co., Public square
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DECEIVED this day every varie,y Of shirt coIlar
II oi ire best quality.
Iaar2s J. n N-GT'J-
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Dressing Robes.
Shirt Collars.

IUsT 70 hand variety Of Robes de chambre at va.
% rioas prices J. II. AcGiLI-
mars
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Ties, Stocks and Gloves.

TIST received choice lot of Neck Ties, Stocks
30 Gloves, Pocket HAndk erchieis, Sus p~nders &c.
embracing all tie latest styles, for sale by
mars ]. a. McGIII.
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Canes! Canes!

IUSr received large assortment or Canes. Of
- whIlebeae, Ebony, CuttA Pereha, Hickory. ne,
Tor sale by J. IL MooIlI..
mars
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Books and Stationery
Gold Pens
NEW no ONS

A splendid Assortment just received by
AZ 40 A
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Trunks. YaIises & Bonnet Baxe
Clover Seed.

IN BBI-s. Clover seed, just received aud for saI
cO by u. H. DiCKEY.
nAr2s-u
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Combs. Brushes. Umbrellas.

t0mb>, DThshtss emDTefias,
D0RTE NoSSfEe, Beck Pusses, Razars TURKISH
Il Towels, kc-, and VARSITY 81 sther ihlagz, ~
ceiyed And for SALE by
J. ~. AoilIL,
= = p farutshing and Fssey ktsre, 81
mArsS Corner % ssaATe AID Csllsge street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

COMMITS sIOyER OF PATEgTs.-The Hon. VIII
liam ID. Bishop. of Connecticut, has been az
pointed Commissioner of Patents. He was q
member of the late Congress, and. during that
service, obtained high reputation, not only
as firm and truly national Democrat, but a
one of the most eloquent debaters of the House
of Representatives In the recent election in
Connecticut, he was defeated for Congress
affOrding another illustration that the most
worthy has sometimes to give place to an in
ferior grade of talents and usefulness, in the
revolutions of party politics. We are rejoiced
however, that the country is to have the benef
of his services as the head of the Patent Office
position which, we are sure he will fill with
both credit to himself and 20 the satisfaction o
the large class of ingenious men whose business
is directly with that important bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

PRIMARY MEETINGS.-It strikes us that if
all parties proposing to take hand in the
rough and tumble of the approaching munich
pal election. will hold each their primary meet
inSs in all the wards Of the city on the same
night they may be able to cOnfne the exploits
Of the rowdies Of Washington city appropriate
to such occasions to the several wards in which
such of them tthe rOwdes} as have local habi-
tation in the Federal Metropolis, reside. Their
custom is, all-from all the wards-to attend
the one ward meeting that may be fixed for any
given night. If there be seven such meetings
held on the same evening" it is evident that
the proceedings Of all of them cannot be en-.
tireiy at the mercy Of the rowdics; as if they
divide their solicitous attentions, they will be
Powerless to contend against the peace-loying
citizens they must then and there face
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07
PROBABLY Nor AN AMERICAN.-

ANOTHER AMERICANSHOT IN VI ExICo -i.Amono
the prisoners taken by MiranUn in the battle O
the Cumbres, lsays private Puebla letter. wa
Mr.. Robert Oskar, a native-born 4 merican citizen
He died like a man, asking no favor hut a pencil
10 write last word 10 his wife. " hich was denied
him when, kneeling down and pulling his car
over his face, he ordered them to fire. He fell
pierced with five balls. The order To knecl and
cover his face was intended as All indignty = Mr.
@, as we are further informed. held a captaiD' /.
commission In Ampudias army. During TIE
American occupation, ten years ago, he held the
ONCE OF collector of customs at the port Of Tam
pico. lie was married 10 Il Mexican lady Of great
worth and large family connections in Vera Cruz
n. u. PieayUHs.
A friend at our elbow suggests the probabili.
ty Of the above person being one Oscar Robert
formerly Of Vera Cruz lie was not an Ameri.
can, though he once performed the duties Of
L. 5. Vice Consul at that port. For particulars
OF his official career, reference can be made "a
the Department of State
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PERSONAL

- Postmaster General Holt, who. with hi.
W Is now IN New York, IS expected TO return Il
W ashihgton in a day or two
IT; Mraghrr has ended his editorial ca.
r re-, VIII tnr Irish News of New York. wLich
Mss 'dLIru about three years ago He is bnsiIy
engaged on his Costa Rican work =" Justly
49, Senator Douglas proposes. II "a Stat, 8
take another trip 10 New Orleans III sS,eu, !"
Democrat says that his autobiography is aI,nn,
of the press Ii is said to be the best tb
lac has written. "Hieh
" Judg" Greenwood. Of Arkansas. the ne,,,
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs is a 1;eor,i, ~
birth, and Is close on half Il century as ,aga,S
years A lawyer by profession. he, when a voun,,
man, enIigrated Ia Arkansas. and las been snccas
slV"ly member Of the State Legislature Attorney
General. Circuit Judge, and lastly Reprcsentatiy
IN Congress from 1eJ3 To lS5S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

II In New York on Tuesday. 4 singular and
painfully interesting trial took place Thomas
Miller, boy of twelve years OF age So small .s a.
he almost an infant in appearance was cbarp.d
on an indictment found by the grand iury. with
hanslfughicr in the first degree. On the eth 81
March last he stabbed another boy Eaued Neil
TOy. f"low-iabOrer in shoe store in 27th street
with an awl. infictin@ a wound from which the
Latter ditd The prOvOcatiOa was ALI attenut on
ihc part OF McEIroy to deprive him of his tools
aud other implements Of his trade His counsel
IN an imgenius argument. tried to make II aDnzar
that lac only acted in self-deccncc The Jury how
ever, though; otherwise, but in a lncrcifl sDir;,
convicted him Of manslaughter i'm the f,DrtI, de-
gree. He was Immediately sentenced bv Judo.
Davis To the House Of Refuge, where he VIII mol
ably remain till lac is twenty-one years OF aye
VALUABLE NATIONAL WoRK-We have To-
ceived from Charles Emerson aren't No 10 .,
Seventh street. parts l. . and 3 Of The Battle, If
America by Sea and Land coInplet. naval and
lnilItAry history Of the country, embracing colo
MAI ana revolutionary battles the Of IsIl and
the Mexican campaign, with biographies of naval
and military cOn-mandeIs, aud illustrative anec-
dotes- by Robert Tonnes, embeIIislned with st.,I
engravings from original des gns by Ch..pin Chan
pei, and other eminent artists. Virtue. En,u,ins
n Co, New York.
Dr. TONES, the author, is spoken OF by thosr
who know him best mos. skiIfIl and tbo,ouo,b
writer; and while care has been taken by the en-
ployment of every resource CT art to present the
book IN style commensurate with the dignity
ana Importance OF the subject lis mode of pnbl-
cation, in parts, renders il easily attainaI,Ia Ia,
every reader. The publishers say that TIA. most
elaborate research has been diligently exercised ~
give historical fnlncss and accuracy to the work.
while tie natural desire Of readers 10 b., .nte,
tanned, as well as instructed, has been duly com
sidered; and that il will not be found 4 mere DIN
record OF dates and events, but history, as history
should always be, Of the life Of the times. of the
various books on American history this work
promises 10 be the first and only complete and
comprehensive one on the subject Of which it
treats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07
WASHINGTON NEWS ,ANDGoSSLP


The OPPOSITION NoNINATIoN.-It is worthy
Of note that the weight of the New York Tn
brine is about TO be thrown into the scale
against Senator Stewards aspirations Tor the
Republican pariy nomination. This rs evident
in the admission into ITS columns oil ingenious
arguments from the pen Of correspondents,
against the policy of nominating that gentle
man. Nevertheless do not entertain the
slightest idea that he is to be thus ovcrslsugh-
ed He can control the action Of the Republi-
can party in National COR rather sectionaI
Convention, and Is determined to be candi-
date. His real friends are well aware that the
idea of concealing their principles by the nOmi-
nation of some Southern gentleman willing to
act for them in administering the GOvernment
on them-their principles-is futile; and are
satisfied that Mr.. Seward can carry more elcc-
toral votes than any candidate to be thus used
as blind, can possibly carry. So, they will
risk nothing whatever to propitiate the Silver
Grcys of the North, or the feeble fraction of
the vote in each Southern State opposed to the
| Democratic party. The TribURe's change OF
front, while it will really achieve nothing
against the prospects of Senator Stewards
nomination, will simply induce his managing
friends to regard it and its clique with in
creased distrust.
AproPOs There are points in the PROPOSE,
ton for fusion of the Opposition which the
ardent fusion men entirely overlook, though
Mr.. Stewards friends seem to appreciate then
keenly. Thus any candidate whose views OF
the slavery questions of the day are such a
that he can receive the support of the anti-sla
very wing of the Opposition at the North viii
surely lose the State of Maryland, and prob
ably Pennsylvania; while the nomination o
any candidate who may carry those State
against the Democracy, will insure the running
ola third (anti-slavery) ticket in many northern
States, wherein such an event will be wei
nigh guarantee of the defeat Of the main OPP
position ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

IL Another addition to the long list of victims
of the bottle has just occurred in New York. in
the suicide of Henry w. Preston. once a favorite
actor wherever he performed. and for some years
manager of theatres in Albany. night or two
ago he was on the dock in the vicinity of the
steamboat landing. and being asked by an ac-
quaihtance if he was going home replied. |
have no home; the worms have holes To crawl
into, bat poor men are without houses to rest in
The next instant his acq uaintance heard fall and
splash in the water and that was the end of a
man who once deservedly enjoyed the respect and
COnIdenIe of the community
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

DEATH "F Mart PEEL.-Matt Peel. the eel bra
l-d negro minstrel and Performer, died at Ill.
morning Of pulmonary and heart iii sease lie had
perh IN delicate health since last January, when
ne was attack by hemorrhage of Tia. lungs. a;
fuin's ONO which nearly proved fatal Night
, F.s' he performed usual but Yesterday hr
fultr III, though il was not apprehend a dis
,, was SO near His wife Was with him
\xben NE H one and was eonversing with him
Mag, and Instantly expired ill., ans on
De 1krn 10 New York FOR intermrnt on the even.
ing "a'n'-bEgHi0 cOmmsrsial, Wsdassday' ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

IL Judge Cadwalader. of Philadelphia. in
sentencing e1-Judgc Vordcrsmith. Of Lancaster.
TO twenty years imprisonment for forging ap-
PlcatiOns for pensions, stated that if the prisoner
would make restitution of S-}g.sIO lie would rec
ommend that ten years of the time of imprison-
ment be taken of. The unusual severity of this
sentence, and the strange condition attached 10 it,
has been the subject of much comment in PLila-
d@IDbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

THE LATE Bishop DOANE-FRHsrGI Sermons
On Sunday last, funeral sermons were preached in
nearly every part of the diocese of New Jersey all
the Episcopal Churches being hung in mourning.
In -. Mary's Church. Of which the Bishop was
rector, not only was the building hung with pur-
pie and black. but nearly all Of the congregation
Were in mourning. This was particularly obser-
vable at the administration of the Holy ComInu-
mon, as with one or two exceptions every person
was dressed in deep mourning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

IL The Message Of Governor Buckingham to
the Legislature of Connecticut delivered Nav
4h Ii states the aggregate of the State debt to be
SIS GO; the expenditures Of last wear at }27 BIS
and the receipts at $780, lI, leaving balance of
81 ,.J66 in the Treasury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

d IL The Protestant Episcopal Convention Of
the Diocese Of Massachusetts held its first meeting
in Boston on Wednesday. About 100 clergymen
were present. Bishop Eastburn preached the Gus
tomary sermon. He discussed the nature and fea
tures of the recent revival of 2ons interest and
the duties and responsibilities of the church and
clergy in relation thereto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

II The Episcopal Church in Canada is divi-
ded into refO and rsfO PARTIES the sustain
ing the right of the Bishops TO negative the action
of the Church synOds, the other denying such
riOht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

IL The people OF Staten Island, New York,
had n grand PROCESSION and illumination Ola Tues
day evening, in view Of the prospect of the speedy
removal of Quarantine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

IL In New York, on Thursday evening. an
unfortunate mechanic, whose wife had {. aban-
dOned him because he could not supply her with
fashionable clothing :" slipped out of her fashion
able society by quietly swallowing dose of Iaud-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

H Peterson 4 Bro, Philadelphia. send us
through J. Shillington, Odcon Building, copy
(complete) Of'' Davenport DUNN Charles Lever :
striking novel. founded upon the life and adyen-
lures Of John Sldleir tie celebrated forger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

II Felix Sanchez, the $paHiard who murdered
his fither-ib-law in New York some time ago
has been arrested at New Orleans and is impris
oned awaiting his return 10 New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07
LOST AND FOUND.

SIN f. w A II D.-I.ost. between the Ola
2IU Club House, on Madison place a GiOJ nd
ShAlN, with Eye GLASSES attached; for which the
Madison Place. n.1S;.<'
/ OST-l.AND WARRANT No. 1879? for 100
\ acres issued IN my name. under the act Of 81
daTch ll1o, Tor services performed in the war of
ioIl, IN Capt. OILERS Company. Pa. Mil. The pub
nc are cautioned against the purchase Of the .aid
warrant as u Is INV intention to apply to the Com
missioner of Pensions for a duplicate thereof
dp %o-Wow JOHN A. BARTRCFF,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Constitution descants at length upon
the War Question in Europe, the wrongs OF
Italy, &c, and alludes to the grumbling pro-
Pensities Of the opposition.
The Hfcii,geUcSr speaks disapproyingly OF
the proposition Of some of the papers TO back
up our recognition of the Juarez government
by ''material aid if necessary to the perma-
nency of that Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

Wives are cheap in Delaware. The George
town Messenger relates that one sold in that
State the Other day for g and \ doc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

ICrThe salt Lake Valley Tan says that the
MormonS call the soldiers duty at Provo the
Travelling CalabOOse.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-07

IL The Baptist General Association of Virginia
Is now holding its thirty-sxth anniversary at
Richmond.