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[ No. 1881

fTcsidens Dosro "a Aa~'
Approved i Ssos n ls's GERARD sr1rH. Mayor
+ No. 1859.
ut,. tbe (,omptroer be and he Is hereby antho
I'd e ss sss i've days Official as rse
tract for ans q wates street from to speci
csops and plans Of the civ surveyor and the sale sao'es
% 4ss
ns s sons
70 Be built assosd Sy the 70 cy susyeyor
lss..a, President B'''s Assi:s;ss .,es'@
Il 4!te sss1ss1' President Board Of Ass
ApprosssS x5 sSps y lssa GERARD sr1rH MI viii
,,s. hereby given that on Tssr-s.y IS.,.r
'41s''s y S#8 .entract for the
i jyt X talliope to Terpsichore
CPECIFICATI.09.NNs, fiji Width shan be filed ac
street. -.,,n j. taken S.en The batiase a such
e ss y ahs s
psss = may ali lusssd hollow places otherwise
rounding y labor and hauling shall be furnished BY the
il shall be bound hgn the work on the order
surysyor sson e the stage e the watss q the
Gays aissr under penalty Of ten dosrs PEI day
se 8 ~ ss Is
be faithful performance Of the contract.
DO City Surveyor and TO the entire satisfaction Of City
nryeyor. ~ 81 af5 ~ NJ
Payments IN cash the completion Of the work and its
epiance by the City Surveyor.
tits we'll by the contractor to
egn finish the work part thereof within the Pc
xed In the Council be dissatisfied with the
which the work bsing executed the Council shall have the
an q ~ Article isos Of and
pplyng court justice annul the same without in
eny and 1t Is also we'll understood that in con
actor atany time abandon the work. finish
ompee the in conformity with his contract
ractor shall forfeit all claims he have for part of
york by him mp the date of the abandonment and the
y shall be thereby discharged from and all liability
tits also we'll understood that in be
the contractor and his securities shall held bound
sodo to unto the city all loss difference between
which the contractor originally perform
be work and the prices at which it be adjudicaed
esale re- adjudication a585s552S ia
BIDS TO Be per yard OF filling for the whole work com
etehe number Of yards to be FIRST asceraned by
nent 10 be made by the City Surveyor.
New Orleans, June 25 1853.
[Signed] LOUIS H. PILE,
H. City Surveyor.
Approved the Committees Streets aud Landings o both
Boards Of the Common Council.
{{ sssnss]] h.4sy HyysRp chairn.n
Registered June 50. 1859;
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PETITIONs--OFFICIAL.


NEW ORLEANS. June 5, 1859.
To tho Honorable the Common Council
,.,.,~.-.. Of the city Of New Orleans
1HE UHDERSIGNEO, owners or real es-
ie tSnlng on daodchtldren street. respectfully ask
street 70 BE- paved with round stone. from Eysan feds to
Enp street said roadway be Of tho highest altitude
bordered BY curb wooden
cutters The contract to DO adudcated b. tho Comptroller
the work be completed 81 he
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Ing JEwELRy TRADE.City and country dealers
Atssy gocds the advertisement Mr. Henry
Mggs, the occupied BY Mr. Joseph Huty 80 Canal
who're be constantly keeps hand for sale at
prices to the trades avery large ne
compfising articles In that line which there is the
- slesdy and general demand everywhere
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tlGARs-A FEW oABANAs pRRNsADos, TO close an
. invoice, for sale by BARELII 4 Co.
Eyl0 81 Common street,
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EoUyEILE- ORLEANS 10 mai 1882
phonorahle Conseil Commun de la Nouvelle- Orleans;
| PETITION DIES sOussIgnes Representa-
respecneusement que la maorite equise par nouvea
chare de Ia Vile sgne la presete Petition lis pren
honorable de resolution 10 Contr
leur veude cling davis dams gazette ocielle con-
la conection de banquetes brques rgos
bos les denx c5tes de Ia Musqe des res Grams
Morales anss pour carreage DIES bnquee ID on les curb
stone mis- ct auss repaaon yees ban
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GERARD srITH. Mayor.

NArHxair d. LA NouvEILE-ORLlAss, ,
Hotel do Vile. 4ams jour do JUN, 1859.
I'm vEHTUN dc In Resoigtion No; 1915 da
formement sections 100 e M do Ia charre do IL vile avis
present donns que ntepon dc 10 Vile do IL No1
Quatreme District parr dc 10 rue Claiborne jusqua PA
supeeure ct dc Supereure partir de pa
ct Snpareure.
je6 law8w GERARD STlTH, Maire.
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Nav ORLzAss May "a, 1859.
Of the city Of New Orleans:
WE, the undersigned, osyners Of real estate
w fronting Jackson street. Fourth DISTRICT respectfully
request your honorable body brick sdewak bordered
and wooden cutters made on the north side Of
Indicated highest bidder by the Comptroller alter Eve
days motto in the official Journal And your petitioners In
duty bound will pray, etc.
George N. Thurston, 81 feet.
James Marshall B
Robert Mck enxie, - 81
JAS A. HOPKINS, Secretary of
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
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PETITIoNs--OFFICIAL.
NAy0RALTY or Nsw ORLEANS. }
City Hall, 4th day Of June. 1889.

NAYORALTY or NEW ORLEANy D y
City Hall, 9th day Of June. 1885,
10 Common Council q Nay Orleans. and y sccodsace Win
the city Of New Orleans q .
opened Washington avenue In the Fourth District from GAi-
Upper Line and Upper LDa Avsppe
Washington Carolton avenue, and also %
Washington and Upper Lns 10 be sd ~
graded and shelled.
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EPAVE DU SECOND DISTRICT. III a
II etc conduit epaves du Second District Derbeny
entire les rues du Maine ct St Anne, CONNIE epayes-
Une jument bruno chatan, IA mains de haut
raie blanche lie vssge les deux peds de errere
bancs grande ache gise epule doic eampes
visibles
Un pouln bal syant 11s mains de hau avec une petite
tache blanche sur 10 front, etampes visibles,
Une mule bruno chat l4s haut,
de see ct vielle plate cusse gauche deux
petite taches banches and dex petite oree
droie DIES plates les deux peds de dvan eampes
yisibles.
81 les dts animaux pas recames dams ours
seront vendus enchere publque depot
lie MERCREDI, 6 de Juliet, 1889, d midi.
@. o. FLETCHER, Commissaire des
Nouvele- Orleans q JUN 1859. je23 IS Tvs
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OOMPTRoLLER's OFFICE. ,
City of New Orleans July I, 1856
n Es0LVED, That the Comptroller be, and
~ he horeby authorized and requireo give notice. By
In onrna in accordance
With he ninth section Of ordinance No l4 approved March
contracted under authority Of an order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to.
lGgnedl r. L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
LSigned] l.. Fl. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April Is, 1855.
fsigned] JOHN LEWIS. Mayor.
The attention Of the Of the city and Of the public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
syy " DUPLESSIS
lyl6h Comptroller City OF New Orleans.
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E,PAVE DU QUAT.IEME DISTRICT--u
u etc conduit depot DIES du Qustrieme District
Jackson, entire les Constance Laurel epave
UDe jamen bruno, etempe espagnoe gau
che Tongue crnare ct Tongue queue de chaque
cote de loreille pauche coupe.
I'm poulain brun, eampe la hanche gaucha Tongue
queue, crniere courte, corde antonr du cou.
Une chevre jaune tongues foree sauche coupe
81 les dts animanN reclames dix jours
fras payes lis vendus enchere publiuue dit
pot, 10 SAMEDI, de juliet 1859. 10 henrs A. n.
G. O. FLETCHER, Commissaire dies rues.
Nouvee Orleans, lie 20 JUN, 1885, ie2l 27 jy1
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OZARK, j. j., COOPER, So LAFAYETTE STREET,
" Between Camp and Magazine Streets
my2V lg New Orleans, La.
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~' NouvELLE ORLEANS, "a Mai, 1859.
A phonorable Conseil Commun
do la vile de la Nouvelle. Orleans:
r Els soussignes, praprietatres faisnnt face
II Ia rue Jackson. Qnseine District demandent votre
honorable corps fare des banquetes bques
bordues pierre. ct rges be sur lie cote nord de
da de 10 Bacchus Ia White. lie dit Outrage
devra ee yendu enchec pubqne par lie Controeu zprss
cnq jours davis dams Ia gaz. tie ohiciee
George N. fburston, 81 pieds.
James Marshnll. B
Robert Mckenzie g.
JAS. HOPKINS, Secretaire du
je4 1aw8w Conseil DIES Assistants Aldermen.
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:. U tft5s n. fIVI II I4Nbt
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.

EW URLE4Ns, May 10, IB55.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of tue City of New Orleans:
rNHE PETITION of the undersigned re-s4
specially showeh that the majority required by the
City Charter having signed this petition they
orahe body resolution authorizing the Comptroller
SELL aer five days notice in the Official JOURNAL
for making bricksidewalks and wooden cutters both sides
Of Music street. from Craps Morse Streets sell
the brckng the curb laid also
repaye the old work line and level That said sale
be na and that the Mayor be authorized the
purchaser for the Payment to be made the
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NEW ORLEANS, May 10, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
THE undersigned, owners of real estate
fronting usulnes Bree respectfully prays your
orabs body brick sidewalks berdered by curb stones
and wooden cutters, made said Miro Broad
streets from Claiborne to Roman Streets where made
both Sides leaving opened the width trees the
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CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
Secretay Board of Aldermen.
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NEW ORLEANS, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council ~
of the city of New Orleans:
WE the undersigned, owners of real esta
w fronting Gaquet street respectfully request your hon
oabe body to have the sidewalks said street graded and
raised to the highest altitude practicable Basin street TO
Claiborne street The materials to be practica
begues for draining lots constructed proper manner
wherever desired by the directed by the Surveyor
The same to be covered give nbroken surface
to the sidewalk The Street Commissioner instructed to
have the bridges Reconstructed in plans to be
furnished by the Surveyor the progresses The same
to be to the lowest bidder by the Comptroller after
five days notice in the official Journal And your petitioners
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Honorable Cornell 54i
de IA Vile de la Nouvelle Orleans:
NOUS SDUSsIGSES, proprietaires sur lie
cote nerd dc Ia rue st. Andrew par do Ia DIES Ma
gains usqui la Chestnut prons
honorable cor commencement Particle g de 10 nouvele
chae de la VILE ordonneT Ia construction
brques DIES rgoea en- ros sur lie cote nod
de St. Andrew, conforemen specifications aui 50
trouvent An bureau du Foyer.
Florence Pfser, 76 peds
Lewis Tuessel, -.a-8 1856 . ,
II KEEL egg, 33 :, \
i. a. Davis, per VIM. Davis Jr., "a -.
d. Wken, 80 .
CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
ie20 swlaw Secretaire in Corsei DIES AIderwen
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new ORLEANS, September l, 1858.
To the Honorable the Common Council
- of the city of New Orleans
GEHTLEMEN. We, the undersigned,
~ and representatives OF real property fronting
that portion Of GENTLY road lying between Bayou
the Railroad pontcharain being the legal majority required
By section 9 of the New City Charter do respectfully petition
your honorable body for shell road to be por-
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DIED,

On the 5th instant, ANNIE BENETTA. daugh-
ter of Henry w. and Sarah l.. Perry, and grand
daughter of Capt. John Van ROSsen, of Baltimore,
aged wears and months
Baltimore and Richmond papers please copy.I +.
On the 5th instant, JULIUS NAPOLEON only
child Of w. X. NJ and Emily Jane Offutt aged 5
months.
Gone home INV little lamb
Thou vert too fair plan to flourish here
20 God tranSplanted thee to richer soil,
To bud and blossom in holIer sphere.
But who shall point the grief
In" agony-the more than mortal woe
L hat rent our hearts round thy couch we pressed
And watched thy breathing faint and fa inter- grow
Suddenly, on the 18th instant, MARIA, the beloved
vii" of James X. Dobbyn and fifth daughter of the
days. WITH
The friends and acquaintances of tho family are
requested tn attend her funeral from the residence
OF her husband corner Of aud nth street east, at
o'clock on "Wednesday afternoon, the 9th inst
Union please copy.l
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MARRIED.

JOHN ". KIRBY to Miss MARY NALIY, both
of this city.
At St. Matthews Church, on the 18th instant by
the Rev. Mr.. White, Mr.. JAMES CIMMINS, Of
MONTGOMERY county, Nd, to Miss MARY WALL,
of tins city.
On tho 9Th instant, Mr. FRANCIS BROWN to
Miss MARY WATERS, all of this city,
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LOCAL NEWS.

III The STAR PUBLISHES THE LISTS OF Lrrrrrs
REMAINING IN THE WASHINGTON CRY Posr Orrrcr
UNDER The PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING
THEM TO BE PRINTED ~ THE NEWSPAPER HAVING
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE pELIvrRy
oF THE OFFICE. ITs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION +.
MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY
PRINTED IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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Finaneial.

NV YORK, March o.-Stocks are dull and
lower generally. Chicago and Rock Island COZ;
Illinois Central shares " 4; do bonds se2; New
York Central SOA; Penn. Coal Co. eIR; Reading
ISIS; Virginia 6's 97S; Missouri 6's $50.
Sterling exchange 1925 alV9A
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Post Office Troubies An Boston.

BosroN, Mar. s.-There 10 a terrible CONJUNCTION
here in relation 20 the removal Of the post once
Washington aud State streets In a terrible fer
ment, and an indignation meeting has been called
Tor to-day The excitement 10 greater than st any
time since the ten-cent rebellion.
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Remains Of a Lost Aeronaut

ADRIAN, (Mich.,) March The remains Of
MI Thurston, the lost aeronaut, were found near
Toledo last sunday, and fully identified He fell
from the balloon last September.
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BALTIMORE, March s.-Flour closed firm; How.
ari street and Ohio so.s5; City mills is quoted AZ
SO
Wheat closed buoyant; white Sl.6Oasl.75.
Corn closed higher; white SOC ; yellow osaSSC
Provisions closed quiet; llcon sides 9Ac.
Whisky closed firm at eSa29c
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NOTICE. DISTRICT OF CoLUxE. Anvrsrsr-
MENTs TO BE INSERTED IN THE BALTIMORE Sux
ARK RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE
STAR OFFICE.
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New Xork Markets.

NEw YORK, March s.-Flour closed firm; state
IS 65sSSs rs Ohio se.55as6.s5i Southern quiet al
SO 25sS6.6O
Wheat closed firm; Southern white 81 IN; wes-
tern red Al as
Corn closed quiet; white and yellow s5c; mixed
SIC.
Pork closed dull; mess sI7.37asI7 .sS, prins
Sl3. IL Sasl325.
Lard is steady at II Hal2%.
Whisky Is dull at p i alsc.
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double dose OF Dr. Sandford's Inviso1stoe S nS !,
will give greater relief than any other medieine NE
ever tried. for we have rarely TO repeat the ose IN
be entirely free ON Cor and as soon As the Ipurs
have time To- throw of the collected matter the
cure ~ complete: As family medicine, for the
cure of Bowel Diseases, Worms, Defangernent oi
the Stomach and Liver, we can recommend II
knowingly. Sold by ell Druggists. mars 2w,r
A PAINFUL AND LINGERING DEATH from our ma
tional scourge-the Consunption.may be ayerted
by the timely use Of Mrs. NJ. n Gardeners Indian
kasam of Liverwort and Hoarhouud. This medi-
cine is sanctioned by 'the faculty and prescribed
by the best ply scians IL is sold by all Druggists,
and the principal depot is at No. f5i WASHINGTON
street, Boston. mar 2-lw
LYoN's MAGNETIC POWDER AND Pulls,
For the Destruction If all kinds Of Garden Insects,
Ants, Bed, BSgs; Roaehes, Ticks, F1eas, Moths,
Rats aud Nice, &c.
What greater trouble, in an hour Of ease,
Than gnawlng rats, bed-bugs ami 1eas.
Gardens can he preserved and houses rid Of these
pests. 1t wa. discovered by Mr.. r. Lyon, French
Chemist, In Asia, and has been patroniz ed Ivy all
Eastern governments snd colleges. Reference can
free from poison, and harmless to mankind and do
mestic animals. Many worthless limitations are ad-
vertsed BE sure il bears the name of E. LYON.
IT'S Lyons Powder kills insects in trica.
While Lyon s Pills are mix ed for rats and mice.
Sample Flasks, cents; regular sizes 81 cents and
81. BARNES PARK, New York.
Also, THE MEXICAN MUSTANG IINIMENT.
fe 2l-lmeow
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Baltimore Markets.

GoRDoNsvILLE, March Hon w l. Goggin
has arrived here 10 meet Mr. I.etcbef ON
the stump at Rockingham.
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AUCTION sALn,
By WALL a BARNARD. Auction..-,

By WALL BARNARD, Auctioneer,.
T ARGE SALE OF FAMILY GROCERIES,
tS !. E MoRS
Groceries, LIQUORS, Cigars, &c, on account Of~hom
IEs5 s Witt: yellow, and nd B BT Sugars,
BsSIs. SST1s aysS sp Sa gsHs Teas
80. d2; Starch, Brown ard CASTLE Soaps,
B hraas B Bss'u Sgss :ve, w..hso.d
salad Oil, Claret Wine,
10 cases st. Thomas Bay Rum.
q bdSs. EN- sfIscs and whskcy
Fine Chewing Tobacco,
9 1ssrSi Il Machine se Oil,
With many other goods in the grocery linz.
Terms: So and under ca h over that auoun, q
credit Of % and 60 days, for notes satisfactorily en-
mar SITS WALL d BARNARD. Au,,.
WILL BE ADDED TO THE ABOVE SAI.E-
10 barrels LaeTsdor Herrings, IN prime order.
~ O'''' O WALL. L BARN1RD, Hscis.
in s IF sSI
until THURSDAY, lTi6 Instant; v,nn 80.
BY WALL & BARNARD, Auc.Ioneers.
BULLID4IISSG LOT N THE First WkRRANT
March 9TH, at o'clock, front Of the premises we
will sell Lot No; II, in Square No u, fronting aS,l
between :E:,s and streets north.
lite perfect. Terms cash.
n. B. Instead of on the premises we will sell the
above Lot on the premises If and at the sale of Lot
"" 5, IN Square No. 4. at the northeast corner,
and 18th street same day and hour.
mar Its WALL. 4 BARNARD, Auct'rs.
HIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN, the
above sale i: Postponed ti FRIDAY AFTER
mar SITS WALL. & BARNARD, Auct'rs.
BY BARNARD Il BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUS EHOLD
FkAY Mo DINING, m itS instant Ah Avs at
ln O'Clock we will sell, at Forrest Hall Georgetown
the Furniture OF the late Col. Humphreys; we name
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs and Rockers,
DO. Centre, Pier and Side Tables,
Do. Dining, Rout and Work Tables,
Gilt and Mahogany Flame Mirrors,
Excellent Brussels, Three-Piy and Ingram Car
Wardrohes, Dressing ard Plain Bureaus,
W a>hstands, Redstcafs, Mattresses,
| tlrStIrate Feather Bcds, Hair Mattresses, Bed
Toilet Set. Looking glasses.
Window Curtains and Shades,
Vases and Ornaments,
China and Glass lass Ware, q large assortment.
| stoves, Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Terms: All SUMS under So cash; over that
amount credit of 81 and 80 days, for notes satsac
mar I'D BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Aucts.
| By THos BOWLING; Georgetown.
| THE FURNITURE OF THE FARMERS
| HnTEL, uS Hen STREET, AT AUCTIoN-On
~ ESDAl, tn" 18th instant. At 10 o'clock, shall
SCI, without reserve, the Furniture Of tho Farmers
One Grand Piano, Mahogany Dining, Side and
| Extension do, Maple, Cane seat, Arm and other
| Chairs.
Mirrors, Belstaads, Beds Mattresses and Bedding.
Carpets, Oilcloths, CrockeTy and Glass Ware.
| Kitchen Utensils, &c, DC.
Terms cash.
mar 8-eo4t THOS. BOWLING, Auct
i
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Strike for Higher w....

ELIzABETHPoRT, N. j., March The l,h,,.r.
employed az the canal docks have struck for hich.
wages, and one hundred men came from scrsston
20 take ule place Of the strikers, and had gon. 20
wo-k The strikers made an attack upon them.
but settlement will probably be made without
further disturbance.
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r. lie WIN T. b &C c Q
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT


IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT
In putting up
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
has been adopted by Messrs. 4. GOODWIN a.
BRO, Of NEW YORK City.
TOBACCO, ofthe BESTQUALITY, is selected,
neatly wrapped in TIN FOIL, and PATENT
PRESSED.
The great advantages Of this over other brands
consist IN the size ofthe packages, rendering il
convenient to carry IN the pocket, and by being
PRESSED SOLID Il keeps MOIST and FRESH,
and improves IN quality IL is used while In other
brands, as the package is opened, the quah-
ty rapidly DETERIORATES-the tobacco grow
ing dry-and tteTing the pocket 10 the great annoy
Of the consumer. The Dressing which the Fine
Cut Tobacco undergoes, IN the process Of manuIao
ture, frees from all grit impurities objection
able in the use of Plug Tobacco. Chewers will do
well to give the Patent Pressed trial, and Judge for
themselves.
For sale by Wholesale Merchants, who receive il
L. GOODWIN a BRO,
fe s4-1m sH aud 2O9 Water street, New York.
~ SPRINGS GOODS.
We are new recelylng our hrst supplies ofrlch
SPRING, SHAWLS, and scARFs, in Round
"A A lot Of FANCY DRESS SILKS and ROBES at
MOURNING GOODS. full stock all Of the best
Glass 70 which we inylts te SReSisi atte9ton Of
mar 4-2w SIS eth ST.. doors above Pa. avenue
IN EXHIBITION AT PHII.P'S-Mr. Leutze's
~ last great work, painted at Dusseldorf, "Psrs-
.SNyInph of fair, but erring line!
Gently, he saId-One hope is thine"
Mcors,s Laiia Rookt.
FRANKLIN PHILIPS
Fine Art Gallery, So Penn. avenue,
feR bet. 9Th and 10th ste.
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY ]. C. MCGUIRE CO. Auctioneerx
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF A GEN
II TLENAN DECLINING III oUsEkEEPuNG.-On
Thu RSDAY MORNING, March 10Th, at loo'cik
At No: 5l, corner of 10th and l. streets shall sell
portion of the Furniture and Effects of a gentle
man declining housekeeping, comprising
Mahogany HaIr-spring Sofas, Rocker and Parlor
Chairs,
Marhe-top Centre and Sofa Tables,
Window Curtains Shades and Cornice,
Carp It's, OilcOth, Mating. Rugs,
Cane and Wood scat Chairs, Lounge,
B"dstrads, Bureaus, WashstandS,
Mardrohes, Toilet SctS, Looking glasses,
Feather Beds, BOOSTERS and Pillows,
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bedding,
China, Glass and CrockerN Ware,
Dining Table, Dining Chairs,
Cooking and other Stoves,
Together with many other articles in the house
keeping line.
Terms: SIS and under cash over that sum credit
of3l and 60 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes.
bearing interest.
T.. :. The House is for rent. Inquire of s. Simms.
Esq, next door.
mar7-d J. C. Mcguire n CO. Aucts.
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ClrT CoUNcILs.-BOdTd of Aldermen. The
Board met last night at the usual hour. The
President, W. T. Dove, Esq, in the Chair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-08

IRIS common observation that there are more
sufferers from debility among Americans than can 10
found among any other civilized nation. The asou
obyons. We take too little ercise and forget the
ness In all such cases ordinary mfdcne can do little
good. WHAT required Is just such tonic md inyix
O LIBERATED Bitters. The weak and nervous deni zen
of the counting house, the exhausted toiler upon
the shop board and the Frustrated Student of the
midnight lamp, have found n wonderful receueratnT
in the Btters, and prefer It to the more pretentous
but less eficacious, medicines. But il should NOT
b. forgotten that the agent whlch so magical in its
Influence upon frame which is merely debiIitateJ
Is equally POWERFUL In assisting nature to eSpe the
most terrible forms ofdisease. Who will not give
rywhere, mar Ssost