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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
four ooupatrio.s in other States. We il Nee.

Jour ooupatrio!s in other States We In Nee.
York cannot improve our laws against the l.iqu, },
Tr,fic bec,u,e people Say "whx is the use
" They have Prohibitoy laws 10 Connecticut and
Rhode Isl,rd, but they are openly and universal,
"disregsrded and viol,ted" II there sre ts,
earnest Temperance men in any Connecticut tow.
ship, We call upon them to put the lay in fors
ssain't the'e nulsances Of srOgshOps Call rps
the Legislature to strengthen or to modify II, q
experience sball suggest; but wh,,ever the av
may be, be cure that it shall be enforced Al,
obeyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16

The Legislature did not achieve much yesterday
The Senate was bothered in the matter of the
arrest of Spinols; the House was bothered with
the Quarantine Removal BILL long debate ensued-
and finally, the Senate and House are as far apart
ss ever, the Assembly practically kiliSg the re-
moval. The Senate, however, put $3.50, 900 into
the Supply bill, to effect the removal under the
present law. Tie bill establishing an Insurance
Department is passed. Nothing new about our
Charter or Tax Levy. Several yetees are expect
ed from the Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16

We observe tha. the ConneetcutjournAls Of each
party ore accusing the adverse politicians OF visit
ing low rum-holes during the late canvass, and
speeding money therein Literally for vile liquors,
Which were freely dispensed to Influence votes.
We do not know which set tells the truth, but We
presume both do. And this leads Us to suggest
that those low rum-holes ought 10 be BIZ ken
up. They are nusa1 ces-they are outlawsd-why
not aboE,h them 7 Temperance men Of Conn 'ssl-
cut you are shsmsfauy rscrsaut To your DAFT aad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
STEADY. THRRR

The elastic buOyancy Of Enterprise the ssnsuine
spirit Of Adventure, which animate the people OF
this country, is unparalleled. Eighteen months
ago, years Of misguided public policy and over"
simulated individual elsrsvassnce and speculation,
eliminated in 3 grand crs,h, that for the moment
apnihilsted the market value of much property,
and seriously dimisshsd that Of nearly ali the rest
For q tine, credit seemed extinguished. AID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16

The Court Of Appeals yesterday rendered its
decision in the Anti Rent cases, 50 called which
have been some years in litigation. The title of
the Van Ren,selaers and the validity of the rent
charge stipulated in their leases were unanimously
upheld.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
Tho Canadian Parliament.

TORosro, &. W, Friday, APIH TO O,..,,fil
Parliament has continued in sesson since ~, a. J
morning and there is no prospect at P'essn, o. ooo
.iion /. the GovsIt@ent the TN. Cas-
rent Of the seisBorisl Tenure 10 Lossa .Ss NJ
which is violently Opposed D' Inn, sse IL displayed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
The Nicaragua Matter.

WAsHrsGros, Friday, April Is, 1853.
I learn that the President anticipates the necessity
Of making war on Nicaragua and that tho returning
Paraguay feet will be ordered to the Caribbean Sea
A boat expedition up the San Juan will probably take
possession of the country and bring the NcarasusnI to
,uhmission,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16

The constitutionality of the County Of SonuY-
LER, formed some years since from parts Of
Ch.mups, TOmpkins and Steubsn, was yesterday
affirmed by the Court of Appeals. Three Judges
disssnted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
Nesualark DAILY Gribn,re
SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1859.
TO CORRRsPOyDENTS.

No potc. can be taken Communications What
ever intended for insertion must be authenticated oytoe
name Of the writer not necessarily Tor Plones-
son, but a. suaGpty for hs good faith
We cannot undertake rejected Communications
Bne letters for rBr TTBUsE oaee should In All cases b
Addressed 70 HoRacE GKrrLkV Co.
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legislative DOings.
patch TO The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch TO The N Z. Tribune.
ALBANY, Friday, April Is, 1859.
M-Mr. spinola was finally ordered undo
arrest last night, for setting the Senate at def
snce, and the Charter bill was ordered to . thirt
reading.
Various motions were made this morning. witt
q view to opening the way for Mr. Spinola to 70
turn to bis seat, but they were all withdrawn, sua
Mr. Spinola was left 10 take the initiative himsef
He will probably send in some kind Of comma
nication soon. His absence embarrssses tho rnl'
road men.
The nominations sent in last night for Snb
Assessment Commissioners were confirmed.
SECOND DISPATCH.
1t is currently rumored that the Governor VI
veto the bill to pay interest on Canal drafts and
lees currently that he will veto the bill appropnf
ting $500, 900 to the Albany and Susquehaa1s
Railroad.
The Senate has pa. into the Supply bill $780, oD
for removal of Quarantine, in anticipation d To
defeat of the bill for Removal, now detained H
the Assembly. The Commissioners tor remo'''
are very well satisfied with the old law for remo'sl
provided they can get the appropriation which wa
20 through or there will be no supply bill passed"
this Session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From WASHINGTON.
RECEIVED BY

Special Dispose TO TIE N Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday, April Is, 1859.
1t seems, by dispatches from Commodore She
brick, that, upon the arrival Of the Fulton at tia
Publications st Humsts, both p.rtie. manned
their batteries, but the ship was allowed to pan
upon information from two of Commodore Shu.
bricks aids as to the object of the Commissioner
in visiting AscunciOn.
Capt. Long, Of the steamer Merrimsck, writes
from Panama, under date of April |, that it d
necessary to visit CLso, for the purpose of caul.
ing the vessel also, that there is scarcity Of pre-
visions just now for the squadron. Ga the 81 Il
March, be informed Mr. Lamar that be shouh
leave Resejo for Panama on the Goth, but he 70
ceived TO sdvices from him, though It was reported
that the Cass Yrissarri treaty had been ratified witt
amendments. The State Department had 10 il.
formation upon the subject.
The new Postmaster General has determined to
put fir al end to the practice of giving free passes
over Railroads to persons who are not really lrN.
cling upon the business Of the Department.
The effects of the operations of Seamsn and
Wendell, in respect to Public Printing have been %
damaging, that the President has determined b
take time to get an honest man for Commissions
Of Public Printing. To this end be is looking abo5i
in the interior of Pennsylvania
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
X. II. X.

COMMON sENsE MEDICATION.
20 administer cahs Ditrr Dyseptery s
about as would rub wound with
putes crater The In both must necessarily be
;rass i, fonra ION Of the bowels the
frs, thing 10 TO administer oouper-rrisot sod
RAILWAYS RELIEF Is the best and safest " the world
The Or f.siop purge purge purge but cHmu on
Iepse .oothe Initiated sufsoe regulate the seefeon
eopszA HE circulation This the In FeyeIs Of
y.ry descrpion entent Intermittent OF the more DAN
F.roS, types The Relief ard Regulating Pills are ssuth Gent
M aus esse, species Of active Inflammation 10
removed by their combined opeIeons Persons exposed 70
tlarou, poops either IN the form of ChOlers Dysensry
FG1 Billion, Cbohc Bilious Fever Fever and Ague Velow
T,pbod CongeIve Fever Oil positively escape ness
thew the fory their with Rad@sJs
Ready Relief the Of their bodies With kto
wave tuati1g Pi Bear in mird cannot have Psin
sick under the treatment OF Railways Ready
Re ief ard r. ,ulAtiIs Pills
r. H. remedies scld By dIUsgists and merchants every
where. -. ~, o..
Iohp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16

HOLLowAYs PILLs.-A CERTAIN CURE FOR
pEotp -1hsy relieve fuoess and gradually bit surely
csepe.e Aad 5sPerse the watey hao Sold at As nsnuse
kOrJ, Ne. % Msiden-sue, n Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
rbe wanderers Africans; "a

SAVANNAH, FTluHJI NJ NJ .oa1
r.,.,.l Cont has found true bills 81
me r lamar r. +. Aiken, John +. Tae.sw "a
o.Ss,s for boling the Africans BY the yscn' '"
dsrer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16

The mails for Europe, by the steamship New
York, will close this morning at lOl O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
CArARRH CATARRn CATAREHl CATARRH

Yhcossass reor, suffer oil annoyance nom Ca
Most pscPs What Ia noonvelience results
srp yst bot fes ktev how can be cured. I, Ia Simply
ohronl lrfftso1 aud chen enlargement OF oes oonse
Saeot thteptns % the membrane ni the
os octs Sin Postercs and sometimes
s lnso From this, result thtness
ofsn vertigo Of tbs head oestue.ed ptass doc Of
les 81 sDel nas voice and oes impaired hearing and
hsste.
fAs oschee remedies have never been able TO DO anything
fpr kssa nhAatons painful and earen
ave q they generally worthless Yet RvSrHRrrss Ca
TAHHH srEcIFc ample SVsAk PILL, tsken tso or three
pee promp. the nder cures a. once 81
ocs the Seed and radically BY Persevens use The
moot ebssts cases proved By TIE expenence Of huDdr~ds
Proc WITT full dir~ctiogs, 80 cents Per boz
MA fsIl Get Of HuNPRkkfSs HosEoPArSic SPECIFICS
9TH keoh OF Directions end twenty dfeept Remedies In re
vai oss do In plain 81 Family Of ID
koEes and boob 81
fAsss Remedies By single boz seat By mai
expsss Tree OF shasc 70 sy address receipt ofhe price,
AAdrS&s r. HUMPHREYS Co,
Ne s6l Broadway, Neu.YoTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16

To the Associated Press. - 49,,
WAsHINGroN, Friday, April 10, 1889.
Signor Perez of Nicsrsugs, arrived here this even
ing with the amended Case Nrisssri treaty.
Postmaster Capen lett Washington to-day for Boz
ton with it is ssii, an order from the Pos,r ssts
General to remove the ofiics back to StIt street.
Jenny Maher, well known a. the public gsriens
appointed by jackson, Died here to-day. aged o..
The ordnance for the new Elk third class steamers
being rapidly prepared at she Washington Nsv
Yard.
Attorpey. General Black, whose health has BEE
greatly improved by his recent Southern trip, Is En-
rected to return to Washington to..norow.
The following officers have been ordered to "
soop ofwar Constels ion, fitting odt at Boston as 10
flag ship of the African squadron: Capt. Wilso
LieutensDts, Mullany, Rhind, McArsnn, Torell a.
Foster; Fleet Surgeon, Browne; Chaplain, LenhT
Purser, Hsmbleton.
The following officers have been ordered TO D.
steam soop of war Hartford, fitting out at Boston
the flag chip Of the East India squsdron Capt. Den
ing; Lieutensnts, Wsbsch, Beaumont, Myers, ID.
Bree, Hamilton Fleet Surgeon, Giobrist; AssistsH
Surgeon, Hay; Chaplain Clark; Chief Enginsf,
Wood, and Assistants. Robre, Williamson, Wagh'
Cahill, Cronn ard De Vain.
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r;re a, wilmington, n. @:

WILMtNOTON, n. o, mp" -
The lo.s by the ffs hare ,ssssra'y " SS''n''
330,OeS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16

i''e' '0''''O '''' ALs.sY Friday April Is, lS1s'
The statement in the morning papers tna' lne ",
.rnor has signed the Harlem Railroad OIL, ua,. |,
Al 10 to this hour III 9. u }, we are sutnon@'s
cav that he has rot signed it. c,.,
The Governor has sisred the New, ors t ~ "
PARK act ana the Registry LAW lie WIZ ys.o tn M,
to;rcornorste the Trustees Of the Psroenia an
SstSOdst Episcopal Church Ns.T 5 and i the bar b
Railroad BILL the Brooklyn Iannsi o Srsfs .
not III Ceurt Of Appeals to-day decided the a@ %sas
ca.es Hnspimousiy in favor Of WaMer o. S 1r' q.
PIopI.'y,b s tenants. This is considered 70 se.''
70 s,;stng difficulties in the anti Kent ds'i. ..amst
'ope sSs Quarantine discussion in the Assem- !,
cs,t,d this evening BY Substantially k,h"s s;a
parooysI hill the Senate inherited IN me ouppy
iasnn 81 SoS0 Zoo for the removal OF the
I nTds, u he existing law This smerdmsn. pldv;
anue h al. s Of the property at Csstleton acoofan
,ol r.' embodied in Mr. Tuthiis substitute '0'
eTbs Court Of Appeals announces that It w p ~ II
more causes this term. The Judgments wn "a 4
n"GSced at q p. IN. Aspecial term VIII DC ~
,Iune,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
GROVER a. BAKERS CELEBRATED
NoIsELrss FAMILY sEwRs MACHINE,
New styles. Prices from e5oto Sli5.
No <s6 Broedvpy New-York.

GROVER L. BAKERS CELEBRATED
EoIsELrss FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
New styes. Price, from eSoto SIS
No <s6 Broadway, Nsw-Yott-
No. 1872 FuHonst, Brooklyn.
ave have one Of Grover Bakers h our own family and
". mus saw in Justice to ths that good 1t
va. represented to be."-iN. Y. Ledses. ADstla
CONSUMPTION Is CURABLE
Blythe use Of
wNcurs1Iss GENUINE PREPARATION THE CHEMICALLY
PuRI COMPOUND or THE
HYPorHo srHITEs
OF LINZ, SOFA AND PoTASH,
Originally discovered prescribed by DR.. J. CHURcHiLL
Of Paris, q Specific
REMEDY YoR CoEsUnrTioE
The u,e Of HyPoPnosFHTEs in CosSUMrTox scrofua Ner'
sous Debility A.,hms Bronehit Dyspepsia Female Complaint"
and all Oh eeper ding upon DSFlcnSr VITALITY IL rHE
ELEMENTS OF TINE RI oop has proved their EFrI
cAcY In thousands Of Europe and America and ssae
Hsb the claim Of tho Dseoverer that they susr PRE-
vISIIvI snda
SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR CoSsUMrTIos.
DR.. Churchill says:
"I.n that the HYPorHorHtrEs should be brought
rs ,peeSiy as possible Into UNIVERSAL usE Know that they
viii prove not only
As suEE REMEDY IN CONSUMPTION
As QVINISE Is N lsTIknITTEsT fh'kR' eU'"''
AsEFFEcTUAL APRrSEkyATI'E
a. VACCINATION IN sNALL Poa" ..,,,,v.n
"No orHpR DUG MEDICINE SHOULD Sh 'V"
WITH TH,M OR TAKEN AT IRE SAME TINE
w,xcpx,1rR's GENUINE PREPARATION,
b,h to,,,6os h, Dr. Jas r. Chiffon, TO be "rRorEkLf
IN, ana CHEMICALLY rUEE." Ny facsimile signature !"
Pc rer bottle three bottles for o. with fu deo'
use Write send for circui'rs which VIII ss ha
~ I,yo,nA1los ana save from all possibility Of dsceP
ga ~hols..,1 at the LOWEST Discount for CASH, st
a., Sole General Depot 10 the United STATES, BY
J. WIScHrSrft.
American and Foreign Agency, No 20 John'st Se~-fork
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PAUSE REFLECT DECIDE Pause, ladies',
bs, vow u.ake VI unes where you VII purchase 1oa5
,sesc hat CAsTELLL msnufeu,es them better sad
= b. hen chs else and III. decide 70
a. "a. ncrsr kDown establishment, No SIS sToad
Sou VIII not regret ytut decision. CASTSULLS stock
shoes Of ali kinds styles and qualities, Tor Cd and
yvuns -----
A NEW ARTICLE FOR The HAIR.
fHALoy gos's CoconE
h the cheapest article for the Hair For pre.rtns.
ksaufyos th half the most perfect naiIdessts
ever offered the pueh scd a. Nos 51 sSl ana M Broad
way, ana By Ill druggists and tancy goods dealers LNse
bss % oslts snail IS osntA Inquire tos fHALoA Sons
CScotAx.
BEWARE or CorSTxsrrrTs.
heev rerurs for the H.ndterchef EItt.et Of hysnta
UsH HoIDEN'S CREAM SOAR.
Hoints s CNkAS Soar
OaLf eNE CEsIS rsR PoUkn,
rpt CXArS FEk foVAp.
CLANS PAiNr BE,urIFvLiT.
CLEANs PANT BEAVIIrVLLY.
CLEASS PANT BEAUTIFULLY,
AID QUICKLY, QUICKLY, QUICKLY, QUIcGLY.
I'VE noss ckSsrfoIy recommend -"-tpaepsadent
toIb ~ Alt GXoCEsS AT No 2sS CANAL.Sr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16

CRIsTADORo's HAIR DYE, WIGS and SCALPs
supea excellence tee world. This Dye 1.-THE on TO
spt applied by experienced HANDS at
ell Of the satisfaction OF ali Wn esaie ed
rets-kanuhctoiy No AstoI House. Copy the address,
To THE LADIES ONLY! -1he Victoria Bandsge
Tor periodical protsctor ready al tbs Trus Establish
mani ef kessrs Marsh 60 No Neseyst, Aor House.
Islks vsteo upon feuao In private sAesfoomi also
Rssensa Co.'S hihsas &c
CARPErtNG.
Nav CAoICE PATTERNS yoR ePRIxc SAILS
SMITH LOUsSREHRY,
No 45o efosGwAs neer 1rAnd'st, ,,,
Are opening their entire sptins lmPortsons o. INC io
kvipy lo~ rates; a.,
Velvet heeslhops best Engsh to Us PEI
Tapestry and Bpse best EUtisn Is 70 Is 20 I'D
Three ply and Ingram. syi6s "a W " w.
Tsos Oh Clotss &c &C., At equally ip~ rates.
BRUSSELS CARPETS rs CENTS FIR iA'"'
NEw ARTICLE ..,.
CgossLEy'S lAPgoNED ELxCTRoih,p sN''N-''
wAIsak1tD TO wear % well ~ Tapestry bra''e4A
WARRAS1tp fasi coors . a.. p...,.
uls.sAT,p 10 look a. well u any othef ntoeses . A. u
WARRANTED 20 b. 50 per cent oAespst 70 voc 0ON' '
Any o&her carpet. Call and see 'Neu ltNop'
No So 6Iosdvsy, -
opposite 81. Nicholas Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16

RUPTURE CURED WITHOUT PAIN.
All who have tortured by pretended radical cure r,'s
car rely upon perfect relief s wi BtAJAmSs
TINS, No Bsrclays opposite the Astor House, New York
Refers 10 ell me frat suTgeOnsiD hewfork
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-26
rprsrBSA GREEN N Aucsi9nees,

UhOSItES SALE OF "A THREE-STORY
Il BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, AND THE LoT OK
WHICH 1T sTANDs.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust 10
the Subscribers, duly executed, bearing date on or
about the ls day Of june 1858. and recorded an III
be :. A. 81 No lS folios 2S ct seq, one of the
trict Ct Coumm. we viii. on FRIDAY. the 5th
public auction, to the highest bidder, front of
the premises al that part Of Square of ground No
No, situate In the city of Washington, contained
WITHIN the following metes and bounds, to wit :
Commeao!ng for said part Of ,aid square at poi
rom the southw corner Of said Square, and ruI
ming themes eastwardly with the line of said avenue
IL Feet, thence enthusiastically and at right angles
With said avenue 20 feet thence westwardly and At
rig nj angles vi, said last mentioned linz and mar
aliel Wit said avenue Is feet, and Themes soiIth-
wardiy 10 feet to the place of beginning together
w1h the improvements thereon, consisting of an n
stants three: story Brick Dwelling house
Terms OF sale: One third cash; the balance in &
and IL months, for which the purchaser will be re-
9ulred TO give his notes. bearing interest from the
day Ell SALE. The deferred pay ments 70 be secured
by deed OF trus'. The purchaser will be required
PAY Immediately after the sale So on account of
the cash payment, otherwise the Trustees reserve
the riE MT put the property up again and resell IL
immediately; and IL all the terms OF sale be NOT com
Piled with within DAYS from tho day of "a a. the
Trustees reserve the right resell the property Al
the risk and cost of the defaulfiug purchaser on
gfviag days public notice thereof
All conveyance q the cost of the purchaser
B.. RiCH'D II. CLARKE. Trustees.
+. " xl-eots A GREEN, Auct
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of two wnts of
~ ne'l iaclas ISSUED from the Clerk Office of the
Clrcnlt Court OF the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washington and II me directed 4 will
ef pose 20 public sale for cash. IN front of The Court
gay OF Ausnst next, lsse at y O'Clock M, the FOL-
lowing described property, to wit: All defend
ants Ight, little, claim and interest in and 10 that
part OF original Lot No in Square Ss frOrtine Is
feet on street north, and bounded as follows:
commencing At point IS feet inch from the south
cast corner OF SAID square, and running thence
north on line with llth street 20 feet thence west
on line with SAID street % feef thence sonth on
line with said nth street % feet 10 said street
ana thenoe east on said street 2 feet TO the
Of beginning, containing $50 square feet more or
less, In the city OF Washington u. together with
al ana singular the Improvement thereon, seized
AND leyisd upon as the property of Sam'l NJ Knight
ana VIII be SOLD to satisfy JHdIcials Nos IlS ard
SAB, to Oct"ber term, 1853, in favor of WIN. Dove
use OF homas Brown, Use Of Geo. Poe, Jr, us. OF
H. z stewart. and IN other 81 Thos II. ard Arch1-
na Z. Sfaley. by their next friend Asbury Iloyd
nse of g 40. Poe. IT.. of n. e St1wa.tv. SaTnT
Nj. knight, w. w. Campbell and John H. Tucker,
W. SELDEN, MarsnaI
~ n u for the District Of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-26

BY J. q. MCGUIRE X co, AuciIoneers
INRUSfEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
Il PROVED PROPERTY on SIXTH STREET wEsr
BETWEEN u AND III STREETS NORTH. AT PrBI II
AUcTIoN.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, An
gust 9Th, At 6a O'Clock. on the premises. by virtue
ted August 5th 1853, and duly recorded in LIber J.
-. No. l5 folios IN, ct ses., che subscriber m
sell at public auction Lot numbered twelve fI2I in
Square numbered four hu ndred and Ell hty-six 4ol
fronting twenty hve t25D feet sixth street west
between and street north, running hack ei gbty-
hve ts5D feet to an alley, with the improvements
consisting OF a two story brick Dwelling House.
with back building and bakery attached
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in ak
twelye and eighteen months, with est secured
ing 1t the cost of the purchaser.
GLASS. WALLACE. Trustee.
~ is eo&ds J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Auct,rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-26

BALTIMORE, July a6-Flour has decl,pex o.
ali descriptions closing az IS. Wheat clo~~d ar,
and unchanged-red 81 .10aI . for good 20 prime:
VIC 81 loal ~ for fair % prime. Corn clo.,d
duh; white and yellow slasac. Provisions eis -
9uiLoacon sides 9hc; mes pork sIs 75seie
Whisky closed firm az &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-26
Fire An OIeau. n. ".

oLHas, N. V, July 2s--The extensive sssh,
70, was destroyed last night Insured for ~ 500
ne ioss above the insurance 10 Sts go % SlsuoO
ne nre Is BELIEVED 10 have been the work of an
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-, :. 8 infsEFSWxtENS e MACHINES.

HasAsasfos QNee-No. SIS PssasyIraaia Icssss.
Under ne Naftssaf Hotel. -
For families, tailors, and sll ma.ufscturing BUR
Ioses they are uneq uaed; more durabes cApa6le Of
DONG greater variety OF work, and ef ea<pinE
more money than any other machine IN the Wark ct
The new Family Machines ~ go and ozs are a.
tracing unusual sttention.
We invite oil IN cal ~ our new Once, and
examine them and their work. The great sssnomy
in using such machine will ~ ones 6soeno -ap-
trahng al OF Singers Sewing N aohi -. VIA sScci
mems Of thsif york, furnished 20 ali Of seal g any
A rood sssertms.t Of Thrssd, Nssd3ss, fu1st,
and otheg mechi.e kndings kept On kaad, and sold
:. ~ q a,ovr, I'm. sfNsER. ) &c.
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iI IlnH in! YIlGIilTI


CHICAGO, July 25-rhe Republican eos, cc..
venton OF Minnesots, which met last w,rh porni.
natd Alexander Ramsey Cor Governor. Inesssn.
for Secretary Of State, and Charles Sobo,6e- ~,
Treasurer. Also Cyrus Aldrich and william win.
dow. for meTnbers Of the next Congress
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A SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES

No. 4c9 sfreef, beftce,a 81 aHd 4tk xfs Wa,kiss
ton. ID. C., Sspfennbrr Isf, 1859.
MRS. GEN'L WHEELER, PRINCIPAL
he object OF this Institution will be In. attain
ment OF thorough edUc.tion from the slemenfal 10
tine ornamenta branches Of pohts Literature, 10
which Mrs. W heeler will be assisted bv erneri
eRced and approved teachers-
Mrs. Whistler has had lons experience in teach
ing. snd resp ctuy sollcits the patron At on her
friends and the public generally
Three or four young ladies will be recerved into
the family boarders, and be under the Immediate
sQnoI vision of the Principal.
Gircuars can he obtained on application 10 the
principal bookstores OF the city the PrinaapaI
iy l6 eot(letl