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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
SEASONED LlInIIslSn n.

'ShIfASV4NEW HuMEBHIE.
NEBEKER & TATNALL,
A. THE Up LsTArLisnED YAKD MRKgr srRErr WHARF,
AllTE PINE LUMBER |, n, 1i.a a 4 4 nnJ 4
w inches, of different qualities " " ''''
Wide Plank for Bath Tubs Carolina a. 4 h p1,,rtr,
Flooring Shelving Siling&c yellow Pine and Nnr,,,v
Sis, Plank, Boards and Fric. i,ari santn. Wy
ns' i,rnli, , Post, Cypress and White Pine
Ash Plank, ], IA, VI and poplar plank Snnn,ilna,a
3inches, Jl,nrIs
Pickets, Plain and Fancy o. d and T. Al fnrt pias,i
and Smuggling Latfs
BS-ALL uooD LUMBER KEPT UNDER COVER ga
buyers and Shippers will find IL to thera,anngu TO az
anime our stock of Arnsonei Lumber y =
We have just received from Albany a largo cargo Of
nent In the city -" sV''''eo't-
nI2S-1y = $50 'N'"''"e oht slouk'
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
daEORd.E YE,dALI.

NJ ERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 40 MARKET ST, WILMINGTON, DEL.
HAS choice assortment If Cloths Ca-simer anl Vest
ings which he makes NJ to order IN the hes. style lie
nln keensA imply Of ready malc Clothing IN hand.
m Gail iminre Purchasing elsewhere. my2i-1y
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
blinds and Window Shades

ENI H. SPRINGER, NO. 233 MARKET
L SfltEEr, Wilmington Del, Manufacturer uf yentan
Plror and Chamber Blinds, AMI Window Shades Of every
style pattern aud color Damask and lace Curtains Corn
res, Bands Trimmings, &c.
told and decorated wall paper which will sell aud
liang IN the most reasonable terms.
7opiriire frames made and furnished on the most
reasonable terms.
No. \. D. Old Blinds painted mud trmel, as to look
street. anoo
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
WILMINGTON

=" 1'1@ ~ y It nv 7 Y "
FIRST a. ALLMON,
o. ~ s Is, sTREETs. = . =" ''i''''hi
tTJ&%t WILMINGTON, DEAfuIRR.
Carriages Of all the latest anil most n,n
order supply Of first class vehicles always IN hal d
made at the establishment, in The best manner mi ON 81
the best materials ~ ~ V" y
Repairing old work attended It's irnnc
strangers Visiting city purchase Carriages Viii d.
wei 10 cal and examine the stock we keep on nnd before
purchasing elsewhere. ~ ''
AMWork warranted 70 betnnc IN aworkmunlikc manner
10 Orders from distance filled on M liberal trrn ~ it
the purchaser were present ~ ''''''''' =
Address EpTgT ,tt.,nS
deciT-ty tss'h"'s,,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
tuLBERT & BROTHER,

~ SUCCESSORS TO AKIN &cuLBERT
Wholesale and Retail GRocERs, and dealers In Grain.
Seeds Plaater Salt, Fish, &c. Also, No. PERUVIAN
GUANo, and other Concentrated Fertilizers direct from
The Agents Brick Stores Corner Front aud Orange
Streets Wilmington, Del iyD.Iye
GARsAPARILLA FOUNTAIN MEAp--A
2oi Market street. D10'u
'7ES0 LBB- o. Vol ft67fXsK, JUyT iifCEfvFD ISf,
Try FOR SALE BY n. r. RllIEGHuRkTiR,
ostzz ali Market street
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
PYLE & HOUSTON.

NO 10 ORANGE STREET, WILMINGTON della.
ware, manufacturers Of Sash, Blinds Doors Shutters
public generally that they keep constantly on band the
above articles Of all sizes and patterns sss either with
BY tho thousand and at short notice large room with
nttam power Ior rent. ap23-ly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
REAGKNMII,IHINas.
CALEH S,TROUD q SON

CALEB STEkBGW a. SON.
WOULD most respectfully call the attention OF farmers
aud the public generally to their GR0U ID and CAL
GINED PLASTER. and superior HONE DUST These fer
tilzcs uneIuae hy any in the market They are al
wtss thu same u llity and invariably TO be rolled upon
SfROllfS NEW FERTILIZER, pissessrs all the re-
qniSilrs pfa complete It's superior virtues when
once known will he too apparent escape observation
u il particularly adapted 10 Corn Oats Potatoes and yege
tables
We it that one recommendation Of fertilizer be Ut
some value. s II il our intention to sell hut reliable
articles Wrare always prepared to receeye and ill or
drrs for these superior articles Mt tho shortest notice. anil
on the nnsi reasonable terms apoS-t n
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

~ BLAKE HOWARD, PRopnIEronH
ing md everything In tho line Of No Barberipr gstsb
Hhment one with neatness and dispatch Tho proprio
tors Of this establishment both practical and have
~ hpyHor Jourheymen. sop24tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
WALTON, nIILLETIN. Nn.


80 MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
~ Gum Elastic Fine Tooth Combs for sale walton's
G-&A Drug Store.
English Honey Soap sold the Drug Store, 81 Market
street by Walton.
Gum Elastic RattleS fol children sale by A. Walton
81 Market street.
Ivory Fine Tooth Combs goud assortment at different
prices at waltonH Drug Store.
Gum Elastic Balls, sold at 81 Market street
Queens Cod Liver oil Jelly, which ia as pleasant as tn
ir fruit ees and made from pure Col Liver Oi aN ored
to suit the delicate stonncls Of those who unfortunately
need the oil for sale ut Waltona Drug Store 81 Market
Street.
Gum Elastic Neck Combs for sale by Walton 81 Market
street.
Gum Elastic Long Round Combs for children for sale at
Waltons
Jaynes sanntiyc Pills sold at waton's
Rose Hair Oil for sale at Walton.
Jayhcs ESpecturant. sold by Walton.
Iiurrs Marrow for sale at Walton's Drug Store
Jaynrs Tonic veTmifuge sold Mt 81 Market street
CrSatalized Hair Polnadc. sold by WALTON,
ang2,tf Market ".
10 BRINGHURsT,s ESSENCE OF ia
&M$MAl GA GINGER is carefully prepared from the
LIZ best Jamaica Ginger and possesses In concentrated
GA FORM the valuable properties OF this root. II lisa
recommended for Collie RAtulency Indigestion Weakness
OF the Stomach and Bowels and IL found highly nsefu IN
those eases Of sndden nlsporitlon abe to occur in
from excessive heat, oSerndugenc, fatigue
that u exhaustion experienced 10y many while ray
elling
II also makers excellent drink for the harvest field,
and is much used for that purpose. Prepared by
f. BRINGIURST Co.
jy1 Druggists, Cor 9th & Market Stp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-07
Proceedings Of To-Day.

IN THE SENATE, to-day, the day being set aside
1or District business, the Mayors of Washington
ana Georgetown Were present on the floor, and a
In the galleries.
MI Pearce presented long printed memorial
rom the Metropolitan Railroad COMPANY, de-
Tending the history of said COMPANY. and adyo-
cdung lts claims for charter for PENNSYLVANIA
avenue passenger railway.
MI HaInlln offered Il resolution instructinp the
committee on Public Buildings and Grounds TO
Inquire and report by what authority portion of
street north had been devoted to market pur-
poses; adopted
MIR: Trumbull presented petition from citizens
OF Illinois, praying the establishment Of line
tnLough the Territories, in effect similar to the
OLD Missouri Compromise line: referred to Com
mittee on Judiciary
IN, Ihe Pennsylvania-avenue Railway bill being
Mr.. Fessenden moved to amend by making the
company common joint stock COM pany with a
capta OF $500 200, and shares at $50 each open to
inc SUBSCRIPTION of citizens at large, and advocated
his amendment at considerable length.
MI. brown replied to Mr.. Fessenden, urging
tue superior policy Of Incorporating known en-,
'erpIlslng and responsible company, to take the
matter hand to that of leaving 1t to the public
az large, ana thus verifying the maxim that .swhat
Is everybody's business is no bodys business
Mr.. Mason followed in similar vein.
Inc amendment as rejected, whereupon our
report closed. WI
HousE.-Mr. Ely offered resolution, that all
extra copies of documents printed previous to the
Ihrty-ffth Congress now in possession of officers
OF TINS House, be distributed among the members
Referred to the Committee on the Library.
On motion Of Mr.. Tappan, the House resolved
itself into Committee of the w hole on the private
Odiehoar, (Mr. Branch, OF N. c., in the chair)
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FROM CALIFORNIA.-The overland mail, with
Malloy's station. ~ ~
Ihe Legislative committee has reported adversely
on the proposed change of the State boundary so
as 70 INCLUDE the Washoe mines, on the ground of
LscA OF constitutional power unless first submit
ted to vote Of the people.
Two hundred pounds of fine copper ore have
Seen brought 10 San Francisco from tine mel ghbor-
noco OF crescent City, which Welded from Is to
80 per cent: Of pure copper The vein ia sta ted
70 De Wen defined, the out-cropping having been
Inc sixth infantry has been ordered to Hum.
boldt bay on account of the probab bile mass,nra Of
the Indians there. "a
., An earthquake was felt at Carson city on the
ISIn UT lasting several seconds Goods were
eral rush was made for the streets from nearly
1Ty sy mouse In town: Quite panic prevailed.
ne shock was felt in the contiguous parts of
california, extending to Sacramento
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-07

IL AT meeting Of the American Geographic
al and Statistical Society, in New York, on
Thursday evening, DR.. Abraham Gesner delivered
: very interesting discourse elevations and de-
Pressions Of lands in North America He adj
duced some striking facts. He said the marine
remains on elevated portions of New Jersey coast
showed that 1t had been once submerged probab.
ly before this planet was inhabited by man New
rocks and shoals were constantly discovered on
the Atlantic coast and in the inland lakes. The
Falls Of Niagara were probably caused by changes
at one time in the relative elevations of the sur
face Of that portion of the country. The cause of
these changes he referred to the probability that
the internal earth was seething caldron of heat,
and that they We're but the bending or relax att OIL
Of The crust or cool surface of our planet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-07

In THE SENATE, yesterday, after our report
closed, large number Of private bills were sue.
cessively taken up and passed.
Housx.-Yesterday being private bill day, no
business Of special interest was transacted.
The several Standing Committees made report,
Of a pri vate character
Mr.. Covode, from the select committee Of which
ne Is Chairman, made report setting forth that
the committee had before them Augustus ScheII
Collector Of the Port of New York, who declined
| to produce list Of the subscribers to the New
ork Hotel fund prior to the election of 1856 on
the ground that he could not do SO without the
autnorlty OF the persons whose names appear as
IL would Involve breach Of implied Confidence
he further maintained that the committee have
NOT power 10 ask for the production Of paper en-
urely private in Its character. The committee
regarding it as material to the investigation in
sisted on its production, and submit to the House
resolution that the Speaker be directed to issue
ms warrant to the Sergeant-at-Arms to take Mr.
Schell into custody and bring him before the
house to answer at the bar for a contempt in re-
| lusinS TO producing certain paper when re-
qulred to do SO by committee OF this House
Ar, Inc consideration Of the subject was postponed
Mr.. Winslow made minority report
Mr.. COlfax asked unanimous consent TO report a
bill from the Post Office Committee making an
appropriation for supplying the Pixies Peak region
| Immediately with mails, and stated that II the
appropriation was delayed till the General Post
Once appropriation bill passed at the close Of the
service there till fall '
Mr.. Crawford objected, when Mr.. Collar said
| II he could obtain the floor on Monday, he would
move to suspend the rules, so to put it on its
passage.
The House went into Committee of the w hole
| on the Private Calendar, (Mr Branch in the
chair, and subsequently passed seventeen bills
The House went into a Committee of the w hole
on the state Of the Union, (Mr Petit in the chair
when -
Mr. Wells, of New York, made an anti slavery
speech, and argued that the cornerstone of our
government is the equality of all men.
ml. Nonknng having been assigned the floor
MI. 'aiiandlgham made point of order, that
| !. was not competent for less than quorum to
transact business. He meant no disrespect or dis
courtesy but thoughtthat the dignity of the House
| cumstances.
| "A question raised by Mr.. Branch formally dis
House adjourned
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Personal,
Han G Maahall nflI 4.

Hon. l.. s. Marshall, of Ill. is at Browns
80. Hon. X. C. Parsons, Of Ohio; Capt T..
Wood, U. ). Army; and Capt. g. Tallmadge, U
8. Army, are at Wizards.
"a description of the present personal appear
ence OF MI John Z. Heenan, by a writer in Por-
ter Spirit Of the Times, SAYS that he has lost oo
pounds since ne began training. "He is strangely
altered In appearance. III the r ussian nobleman
is gone, and in Its place appears a tone of what
can only describe as grey hound-bull- dog ism
would be bristly, but that, when d mans whole
system Is in condition. his hair is invariably soft
and sleek as his skin; soft End sleek as fur of otter
know him, If by chance she encountered him
during morning walk upon the plains of sails
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-07

HI Walter 8. Land, who has % recently been
convicted Of the homicide Of his brother-in-law,
p flanagan, arrived at Norfolk on wednes-
gay from Princess Anne county, in charge Of w
ne was heavily ironed when he arrived and was
locked up In the city Jail until Thursday morn.
my, when he was taken of to Richmond. where
idry for eighteen years. He appeared col ana
corrected, and said, she recon'd by that be
could stand it as well as anybody else He also
expressed MS satisfaction that the matter was act
tied. Ii is said that the m,iortv 90 ~. ; -
at first In favor Of hanging him. RI 60 b. NAV
esteem himself most fortunate in GETTING off uit6
his life.-Norfoik Day Book VII WIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-07

FURTHER INTELLIGENCE FROM MExIco-Fur.
ther advices from Vera Cruz state that the Liberals
defeated the fourth regiment Of cavalry belonging
to Miramon's forces, on the 5th ult, ten miles
west Of Jalapa, taking the horses, arms and am
had defeated body Of 500 rsvolutionists at San
Martin, twenty miles west Of Puebla, taking
seven pieces Of artillery, together with their arms
and ammunition. General Pueblita, a Liberal,
with a force Of 2 600 men, was besieging Lagarde,
arevolutionist, at Hueyspam, so miles north OF
Mexico. The city Of Puebla was threatened by
the combined forces Of Villalba, Alatriste and Ca
IavsJai. Several letters state that the city had
already been taken, but this needs confirmation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-07

VICTIM OF SPIRIrUALIsM.-TheA Auburn Adver
user notices another victim to spiritualism. The
we OF weIl-known gentleman Of that city re-
Gently became medium Last Iveet sbs r.
gan 10 exhibit symptoms Of insanity, and at the
present ume she is violently insane Her condi-
uon Is truly lsmentable and fears are entertained
Ia. Fer mind Is a complete wreck. Her friends
earliest moment '' - 'no
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PERSONAL.
TIC j aCFt
JOHN Brown.
H. -

Governor ANDREW TOITSO\ -r1--
-, prospects al TINS distinguished. nrl,ana rcntla
nisn' uuiE honest statesman. and natures noI,io
man. whose chance Tor nomination an TharIes,on
tx Zee al others, as he is well known and believe
tio mn IONS IN every section of our country for
Ior me last quarter of a century Wbetber m =! :
hasr or executive capacity, his acts nave
Jencor -, %! me people and nation at large
81 Il nj I"htlHttN success IN every camnaign
ah sh2m1 ne receive the noinat on for President
VI th, thton NtatAS. ms election i'm Noyemher nov
may be considered As fixed fact as he IS kno ~ ~
pc OF lor anu with the -. who also know, nm, a.
he of the enduring patriotic stamp O" mn ~, '"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-07

PHILADELPHIA STREET RAILwAYs-The Phil,
adelphia Bulletin says:
AT the last meeting of the Board of Pres. dents
OF the various Passenger Railways it was resolved
to increase the price Of exchange tickets from six
70 eight cents after the 10th inst The vote is said
10 nave been unanimous. We are not advised as
to the cause Of the move, but have no doubt that
the business of majority of the roads will expe
rlence decrease when the new arrangement goes
into operation so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-07

WHAT VIRGINIA THINKS A Virginia news.
paper notices the arrival in Jefferson conntv If
Charies Butler and his slave Moses Homer.
doout whom there was such an intense excite
; inenl, lew days since, In Philadelphia The
I9u1hdi In question says that Mr. Butler expresses
himself highly gratlted with the action of the
s aulnoilnes and people Of Philadelphia Every
lnlnS mat could be done was done by the Judge
s Fot MS omcers and the mob which attempted to
oue.' .ne rescue OF the negro was CO imposed al
uos' ehurely, OF free negroes. and had no syrnpa
thy or countenance from the citizens of the cftT
or the officers in authority, ''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-07

" ne Masonic fraternity, just now, seem to be
differing materially among st themselves In Ws,r
orleans; The difficulty appears to be owing to
me establishment Of Grand Bodies, not known to
ancient Masonry, and with which the Grand
iowship The two bodies it is sverred. have in
tae,r zeal to MI up their ranks '.made passed ~
ana raised and even advanced to the HIGHER
sng in,tassnn,, VINO Were never required to pay
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10000 DoLLAWEso pry nc
Rich FANCY DRESS S6ops

Adapted To tbs 1.ns, n, $3.50 kTiCLES
nave been bossht At the recent large auction sa,es
IN Nss So'k at hfty per cent. less than ocsf ~
smSi anvanoe, 70 close them out this season ~
We invite our friends. and purchassr.
purn6:sos Asmine our Atock tefore making their
u All ARTICLES warranted to prove a. r,n,e.
spslv sa3 Seventh street, sboye Pa. Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-07

II The New York Post is earnest in its oppo-
sitiOn to the project Of removing the New York
City Hall to Madison Square, scheme cit says)
wilder and madden than would be that of re-
moving the seat Of the Federal Government to
Cape Cod. Besides, 1t would involve a cost of
three millions Of dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-07

ID We are indebted to the Washington GYM
nasium Association for copy of 50 The Gymna-
sum QuicksteP," brilliant composition Of
winners dedicated to the members of that capt.
tally-conducted association
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-07

u The whole number of votes cast at the
Connecticut election exceeds lightweight thou
sand, being eight thousand more than were ever
before Poled in the State. The whole Repub-
hcan State ticket is elected, some portions of it
by majorities Of only three hundred votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-07

u The lowest bid for sweeping the streets in
New York for the next FIVE years was s22e, 500 Del
annum Mr.. r. A. Smith, the proprietor of the
steet-sweePing machines, offered to do the work
for 500, 900 per annum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-07

u Isaac " Fowler, Esq has been reelected
chairman CT the Tammany Hall Democratic Gen.
eraI Committee, in New York for the next wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-07

~ Geo. H. Burnf, Esq, Of Adams & Co q
Express, favors US again with late copies of
memphis and New Orleans papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-07

MERITED COMPLlMENr.-The following is a
copy OF preamble and resolution recently adopt.
ed unanimously by the Legislature of Virginia
in honor of one of the States gallant sons:
JOINT RESOLUTION, passed unanimously by the
Virginia Legislature.
Whereas, Thomas Turner Fauntleroy Colonel
First Regiment of U. s. Dragons son and citi.
zen Of Virginia, has reflected credit upon his ma
tive State, by gallant and distinguished service
in the army Of the United States; and more
especially in the conduct Of campaigns against
the hostile, daring, and formidable Indian tribes
Of New Mexico, as attested by formal and en-
thusiasic vote Of thanks Of the Legislature of that
Territory In 1856, and again in 1859; and also by
official letters Of acknowledgement from the Gov
ernor Of the Territory, and from Kit Carson, the
Indian Agent, and celebrated mountaineer and
guide OF the West; which repeated and hand
some testimonials of the authorities of New Mex
leo to the gallantry and good conduct of Colonel
Fauntleroy, now commanding the military de-
Partment Of New Mexico, call for some appro-
pirate recognition and response from his native
State. Now, therefore. be it
Resolrsd, by the General assemble of Vireiuia
That the said Colonel Thomas T. FauntlerOy
First U. :. Dragons, be, and he is hereby. cor
daily commended to the Honorable Secretary of
War and to His Excellency the President of the
United states, for promotion to the rank of Brig
adler General
Rssolrtd, That a copy Of the foregoing Joint
resolution, engrossed upon parchment be dulv
delivered by the President of the Senate and
Speaker of the House OF Delegates to Colonel
Fauntleroy of the United States ARMY and conv
OF the same to the President of the United States
and to the Secretary Of War. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-07

TnE EAT POPULARITY
DE-. MONTARDES
MIRACULOUS PAIN-KILLER
And Great
FRENCH RHEUMATIC REMEDY
Fast extending over the United
ITS EXTRAORDINARY VIRTUES
Are being daily recognized and acknowledged
BY the MEDICAL FACULTY.
Itlsnow
In daily and general usela
THE BALTIMORE lNFIRMARY:
And Its success a. remedy for
FEVER and AG UE. NEURALGIA.
HEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY
SIX HEADACHE, SORE. THROAT
BURNS, SPRAINS, &c., &C.,
has never hal parallel IN any country,
IN BALTIMORE
It is regarded asa -.-...s
GREAT DOMESTIC BLESSING,
while Its sale exceeds that OF ell other
PATENT MEDICINES
We ask all CITIZENS of WASHINGTON
Who have not Jet tried
THIS GREAT REMEDY
MANENT PLACE in
EVERY FAMILY.
1t is for sale In Washington BY %. b. clarks
"a av and ~ ST; z. d. Gilman. $50 Pa sv.; John
AZ: sy WfGSSs sii asC lie e AZ Min
.,,r jxs. MobooSNNELL, e.n.r.! Agent,
eFS't.sf baltimore.
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spirit of the Morning Pres,

The Constitution reads a lecture to 1.-THE Mem
tors Of the New York Times" In reply to a recent
article in that paper attrbuting the superintend-
ence and editorshiP Of the ConStitsticn to the
President, &c.
The In'sLigeneer is devoted to Congressional
proceedings and news.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-07

APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT ADJUrANr CIV
ERAL.-First Lieutenant Dabney II Maury, Reg
iment Mounted Rifles, has been appointed Assist
ant Adjutant General rice Maj F. n Page. de-
ceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-07

MONUMENT TO JOHN BRowN-A neat obeli ak
about hve feet high, arrived in this CITY ON thu
2,ta uit from New York, consigned to a mer.
OF the sides is inscribed: N''e
Hic facet
JOHN BROWN
He was well hung.
The Wise looketh on the fool,s end :,
me whole affair has been the subject of con.
soefaoie speculation among the curious The
inscription particularly is puzzle The gentle.
alan 10 whose care 1t is consigned knows nothing
Chicago Herald
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D,s.,, NOTICE.

DIssoLUTIoN OF corARTNERsHIp.
Inc SopsTTe ship heretofore existing under the
as veil also as the firms tradins under the name ~
d. =. Moran Go aud r. A. HYDE Co., are this
Gay dissolved ny mutual consent. All persons
McTrsD, r. A: HYDE, 4 J. II. Keas hey, or II. Moran
20 are merely anthoTized and req uested to SET
having business to settle relative to the firm of
A; hyde co are hereby pthorl zed and req uest
60 to settle the same with Mr.. r. A. HYDE until
further notice is gver. II, MORAN oh'ii
II A. HYDE.
,,,,: J B KEASBEY,
Washington City, d. c., April s. 1850.