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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31
The President and his Treachery.

Perhaps it is not unprecedented in the his
tory of the world, but it is certainly un-
usual to find the head of Government-the
chief executive officer of a nation, placed in
power by the consent of its people, and
with no rival to dispute his right to govern
deliberately preparing the way for those
who seek to dissolve the national tenure
and overthrow the Constitution. To find
such state of circumstances in a country
whose people claim to be the most enlight-
ened in political affairs of any in the world,
and TO possess the most parental and per-
feet Of all known forms of Government, is
assuredly thing not easy to parallel.
Yet this is the aspect which the United
States of America presents at this moment
to the contemplation Of the civilized world.
The President of this Union " whether
through utter imbecility or utter dishonesty
it is difficult to SAYS practically traitor:
using, apparently without shame and with
out conscience, his official authority to strip
the Government of its defenses, and leave it
open TO acts of violence on the part of those
who are planning its dissolution. 1t is
not necessary TO refer to facts in this
connection. They are widely known and
stand undisputed. The national arms
are being removed from the peaceful North,
and placed unprotected in the very localities
where disafieetiOn is known to exist and in
all those places where there is the appear
ance of an organization against the public
tranquility, the national defenses have been
eft TO fall into the hands of the insurgents
whenever it shall suit their convenience to
enter upon the possession. This has been
done by the express command of the Presi-
dent There have been not acts of omission
merely, but acts of commission. The State
is being dismantled the gates of the strong
holds have been left unguarded, and the
enemy invited to enter an6 this in spite o.
the general disgust Of the people, and th'
most urgent remOnstranees on the part Of hii
friends.
There is 3 time when party spirit should
be hushsd, aud love Of country be allowed
to become the prevailing sentiment. When
the Government turns traitor, there is nC
room among honest men for party in it
favor. In, this part of the United States
there can be bat one opinion in respect tc
the demerits Of that President who lendi
himself 10 the work Of national destruction
The infamy that attends the obscure and
FoWerless conspirator becomeo respeeta
bility, ID contrast with the eigsuiic crime o
which the President Il the United States il
guilty IN the fsee Of that people who IA
vested him Nitk authority. The most hon
orrbie 5tiiiob b rhich human being eal
aspire i8bsing pFOStituted TO the hasest Q
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31
I, II. N, LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
Independent Ticket.

FOR PREsIDFNT.
CALEB p. MARSH, 0f Tyler Davidson & Co.
FOR yIoE-PREsIpEST,
HENRY @. HIEER, sec'y Nat. ms Company.
FOR oORREsPoSDING SECRETARY,
JOHN A. TOWNLY, Sec'y Com1 Ins. Co.
FOR RECORDING SECRETARY,
CHAS. B. ELLIS, with Elliss Nc Aipin Co.
FOR TREASURER,
JOHN W. WILSON, of Wilson, Eggleston Co.
FoR DIRECTORS,
Nj. T. WILLIAMSON, with Acton woodnut;
SAMUEL P. HALE, Of Dean & hale;
r. D. BARNEY, of Robert Clarke & Co.;
CHAs. b. FOSDICK, OF Chas. Il. Fosdick 4 Co. ;
E. W. MULLIKES, OF Gilmore, Dunlap Co.
IDEAL
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31

Division OF TIE ITALIAN ARMY.-The Ital-
ian army is to be divided into two great
corps, one to be called the army of the South,
the other that of the North; the former with
its headquarters at Naples, the other at Nj
Ian. The effective force Of the army is fixed
at 300 600 men,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31

The anti Republican journals are pleased
TO state that the election of Lincoln has
already cost the free States, in depreciation
of nrnnertY $3.50 600 600
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31
MADAME ALVIN.

@SA ALL PERSONS WISHING TO
- know their fu;Yre prospects. can have
them correctly ted by Madame ALVIN, at 1G2
Fourth-Bt. corner Of Elm, where she may be con-
suited on all matters concerning love, marriage,
cOurtships law matters business sairs; and will tell
also the name Of her visitors. de30-fs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31
sinuuIar Idsa on U.efulness,

The Washington correspondent Of the En-
quirer specially dispatches the following
philosophical reflection to that paper, on
the way 10 make negroes useful: IN,
''Fhe slaves will not murder their masters
and mistresses whom they love, unless they
are melted 70 do SO byWhits msa. The
negro is not a leader; he must be led 70 be
useiul9 ~.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31

some ingenious chap has suggested as a
mode Of settling the difficulties Between the
North and South the calling '0f a Whisky
Convention.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31
DIR. G.. BARRIERS:

%INS TANTAN EOUS r. LIEF
BIZ will cure Rheuni ltism Neu algia, Tooth
ache, Ear-ache, Collie Pains, Cramps, Diarrhea,
Cholera morbus, Sprains, Bruises, Fresh Cuts. 1t
will cleanse old Ulcers and restore the loss Of Para
ytic Limbs, by creating reaction in the Nervous
Fluids. Call on the Agen for circular. Sold by
all Druggists. j. D. PARK, General Agent,
de6.ameod n. +. cor, Fourth and Walnut.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31

- IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS
8A AND MANUFACTURERS -Au expert
enced and practical Book keeper desires to devote
his time to journalzing aud posting books, and to
rectifying books which have become dislrranged.
Persons not requiring the full services of book
keeper can have Their books kept in proper order,
on moderate terms, by addressing ACCOUNTANT,
at this office. de28 G"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31
Mechanics and Manufacturers
EXCHANGE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
DNA the Meehanics' and hianufactpreIs kK.
shgBge win be hslq y ~, thelr r@ems, No. ~ West
for, the purpose q heariDg ths olioers Reports,
year via One President four Vioe- Presidents, ons
Recording Secretary one Corresponding Secretary,
one Treasurer and three Executive Committeeman.
q dsas les ti'''' 4 : JOHN B. HEICH, Rae. 500.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31
HOME INTEREST.

S~Olothing renovated and repaired, 81 Z. Third.
~ a. A, EYsTEE, Cl0okS, Watches Nnd JsWslTy,
EoI sls and 27l Central l-aVsnue.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31

He,THE NATIONS CRISIS.-RRV.
R>2 S. O. HEWETr, of Boston, speaks az
College Hall, corner Of Sixth and Walnut, THIS
DAY Sunday December 30 Subject =" Present
Position and Future Desting Of the American Ma
ton" Gen. RBES +. PRICE, a well-known citi-
zen will present and plai large and significant
Painting of the Visions Of Daniel and st John. 'en
Present State and Future spscts of this Nation,
aI IL a and 7L O'Clock a.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31

ICE.-PENDLETON AND
RAA IFTHSTR BET mABh ET-SPAOE
STREET PASSENGER RAILROAD COMPANY
The annual meeting of the Stockholders OF the
to serve the ensuing year, will be held at the office
Of the Company on MONDAY January 7, 1861,
between the hours Of ten A, NJ. and one P. NJ.
de23-l GEO. MCLAUGHLIN, Sec'y.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31

RS- The Stock is marked down SO as TO
range from ten TO twenty per cent. below
the original cost. 4Hlf9
TO THE PUBLIC.-In Offering our stock below
cost we desire it to be understood by all that do
so for two reasons one of which is that wewish to
dispose of all our Winter Stock before February l,
as we desire to make some further improvements in
our ttoIe and the second is, that we think it ad-
visable to adopt the above course accountof the
alarming financial affairs Of the country, and not,
has been circulated by some dry-goods houses,
that we intend to retire from business.
As It would be unnecessary to enumerate all Of
our stock, we would respectfully call attention to
the following Goodsi
900 Long and Square Broohe shawgs;
800 Long Wool Shawls; I-
300 Square Sbawls;
200 Geptlemen's Shawls.
We will sell Our shawls ten per cent. below last
advertisement
These we will sell at fifty cents on the dollar,
800 pairs Of Blankets, of every size aud quality
teu per cent. below the prices Of any Wholesale
2OO pieces Cashmere-at ton per cent. below cost.
100 pieces CalicOes-at "a cents. on the dollar.
LOCO Dresses Of Valencia, beautiful styles-at 40
500 pieces Cassimeres and Satinetsst so per cent.
below any other house.
ace pieces Tiannels of all colors-l0 per cent. be-
| low the mRnuiacturers prices.
All Of our Domestic Goods we will sell at manu-
| factlTers present prices.
We would say, Don't forget TO give us a call, and
we viii show you Goods that will make it desirable
and profitable.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Fifih st., new style goid band French
China Tea Set, torty -four pieces, for t9,
des0-b JOHN A MOHLEHH0FF.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31
MARRIED,
PICKENs- RoTT.-At the residence Of Rev Mr..
White, George. st., Dec 81 at ~ o'clock, Amos
Pickens to Miss Elizabeth Rott AL OF Gin.
DIED.

FITZGERAL = On Saturday evening", Dec. 30,
at O'clock, Sarah Frances, daughter Of Peter Fltz
geral, Esq, aged twenty-five years, seven months
and four days.
The funeral viii take place this day Monday,
3lst at O'Clock, from the residence OF her father
corner Of ansfed and Liberly-st SITS The friends OF
the family are invited to attend without further
notice. (Uh. EnQ.l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31

ANOTH Err LOT OF THOSE
A handsome Silver plated Castoras hVe bot
ties, Tor S3 80, has been received By AxRress
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31

PARIAH MARBLE STATU-
Kites, Vases and Groups, thinR Motto
Eups aud Baucers, Vasts, Card Baskets, Match
SSsss dsss,s So y ''' JoHT A, MoHLENFOFT.
-ATThNTT0Nf sVgARIP-FOxEsi
Ot6 room Ton WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Jan. p,
fr the purpose Of eiecting Oicefa for the ensuing
Vi ldosl.b'I J. W. REkkEk, Secretary.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31

Skates | SkatesI SkatesI
WUET RECEIVED, FINE RRG LI8H
- eAst.sieei sk Aies, assorted styles aud szesi
184 NGa1n-Atreet-
ds2i-a b. BITTREDGE q co.
WHY WILL YOU sUFFRR WITH
w Dyspepsia, when you can be cured with the Z
LIQUOR Oonenlun o9qp,pt I's relief h in4tADtApe
r' ~ q W. MATfHEWe CO,
deI3 ~ 3. soF oeatral Az and oeorse sh
NJ ARE CRACK RRs.-9a BRLs. KAN4
IN butter Crackers; best IN the market. AAhQM. :.
l-A- Coz n t1- al0 IQaAk sAkafs aAasy-
GARTER a. LINDSEY, Asensssi
No. 20 hAln-gtTset and No. ~ Nlne-ltEae.. +"
- HnnK mr. ~ qan1.s s8a11aHI I2&1l 8at =
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31

CARD.wRITING.-V - VISITING,
mNS-s Wedding, aud Address and New-year's
Cards are executed by JAS. DODDS, the National
Card-writer, at the Burnet House, Cincinnati, o.
They possess gracefulness and natural freedom Of
style no where to be found in engraving. pack
age is beautiful and appropriate present to lady
as a Rew.year's Gift. de3O.c C
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31

RS- The Stock is marked down so as TO
range from ten TO twenty per cent. below
the original cost. 4Hifa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-30
Further from Mexico-Continuaticu of the
Bombardment Of Vera Cruz

NEW ORLEANS, March 29.-The steamer Wave
from Vera Cruz on the I'D, put into Berwick
Bay, short Of coal. She comes here for supplies
of ammunition. The bombardment Of Vera Cruz
continued TIL the morning OF the 18th, when
Mirdmon attacked the city, but after a half-hour's
combat was repulsed with considerable loss
There were from two TO five hundred women and
children sheltered in the castle
The bombardment was resumed again the same
day, with renewed vigor, doing much damage
One bomb burst OH the American consulate
which seemed TO be an especial mark for Mira.
mon.
Another assault was attempted on tho night OF
the 18th. but was quickly repulsed
Gen. CaravaJal's force bad captured convoy
OF fifteen wagons loaded with ammunitions provi.
slons and So 900, 600 in specie, near Jalspa, des
tined for Miramon's army. He dispersed the
guard Of 700 men.
Miramon raised the seige on the eIst, and with
drew towards the capital
The prize steamers in this port have been
libeled by the United States Marshal
The ptisQpers are now being examined.
go n, MENlco, March Is-hfter the q, r.p.-
to the capital confscatfng ali ar,e ran rropertv
and ordering Americans 10 be sent out OF the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-30

me NAsHINGToN STRIKERs-A strike o.
Cufisn ms morning among the laborers employed
.pS mn 20 contractors for laying water mains
me reason of the strike is alleged to he As foI
lows Hill d Co. commenced operations this
morning on Eleventh street, and laid of the worL
In lois OF 81 feet to each laborer, and each man
II required more than one entire day to do il or
not Ihe laborers kicked against the arrange
ment, and say that Hill endeavored to enforce it
az Tue point OF the ptekare They shouldered
snoVeis, however, and left On the other hand
Hill Co ailege that the amount of work re-
CURED from each laborer now is no more than
they have hitherto been required to perform, and
that the pay is precisely the same as wa, GIVEN
under their last years. contract ~
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DIED.,

DIED,
u nnG hursda{ afternoon; at S O'Clock of croup.
daEn s Of James and Maria Carroll. A'on'i''
ne IleLas and aeq1antanc. of the family Ara
noon, At O'Clock, from the residence of her S't
rents, No. 112 street south u "ei q
Baltimore Sun copyD
In this city. on tbs 18th Instant, JOS. McDOyu
msnt OoPart-
His remains will be taken to Ohio for iuterment
In GeoIEetown. on the 9Th instant Mr.. THEO
DUKE CLARK, member of General Tayor
18th year Of his age - - ~" 'ho
his funeral will Jake place from the residence of
afternoon. at O'Clock. Ali brothers in good stand
ing from sister lodges respectfully invited to
attend. ana will meet at Mechanics Lodge.
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The Carstan8. SHAW Trial

ST. LOUIS, March 2s.-In the Carstang shaw
uldI, the rebutting testimony has commenced
Several witnesses testified TO the had reputation OF
w m. Davis, one of the defendants witnesses; and
others to the general good character of Miss Cars
tang. Witnesses from Charleston and New York
were brought on the stand TO impeach the testi-
mony rejecting on the moral character of Mie.
Carstan2, her family and associations.
Angry personal remarks passed between a wit.
ness and one of the counsel for the defence tbi,
morning. The lie was given and IL is intimated
that duel may be the result Of the dIfaculty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-30

Mr. MURDOCH 1T will be seen, by reference to
our advertising columns, that this accompl shed
dramatst will this evening entertain the people of
Washington with the reading of 60 Hamlet" in
the Smithsonian lecture room. This will be
rare treat to our citizens, and which is volun.
tirlly given by Mr.. Murdoch, to aid the Ladies',
Mount vernon Association" Independent of this
generosity, the wide spread renown Of Mr. NJ for
dramatic power and elOcuton we are certain will
secure good audience; and we hope none who
can appreciate literary feast Of this kind, given
in so patriotic spirit, will be absent
The President and members Of the Cabinet are,
we understand, expected to be present
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THELATEsT NEWS.
DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
Arrival Of the Ar,bI.
L E l. e G. r APHIC.

ihhIH DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Arabia.
/ SANDY Hook, March 30 -rh. a.
Il arabia, from Liverpool on the i7tb hn, TrtassP
point. Psseo TINS
France has Issued new circular decl,,,n, 49,
annexation Of Savoy absolutely necessary hr,
s'aung tnat the feelings OF the Savoysrds win be
consulted before decisive measures are taken. On
recelpt OF this circular, Lord John Russell said In
Parliament that the views Of England would be
forthwith embodied in dispatch and laid before
Parliament
Switzerland had sent protest against the an.
nexation Of Savoy 70 France
1t is reported that the French troops are under
Some Of the English journals are getting fierce
with Napoleon on the Savoy q uestion which thev
state will be settled by treaty between France and
sardinia before the Savoyards are consulted
Full returns from the voting in Central Italy
show an overwhelming majority in favor of an
neratlon to Sardinia. The vote in Tuscany was
$50 zoo for annexation and only Is 600 for a NJ ma
rate kingdom. No steps were taken vet
An insurrectlOn in Naples was considered immi-
nent.
ENGLAND.
The House OF Lords had agreed with the House
OF Commons on the resolutions approving with
the french treaty, by thirty majority.
Lord John Russell explained the position OF
affairs with China. He said that reason.ble
indemnity would be demanded, and enforced, II
necessary; but he hoped It would not be necessary
-
TELEGRAPHIc SCHEME
III ls said that 42O ,OOO have been paid "a Den
mark as "caution money" for her Concession, for
land, etc.
THE EAST Isprr.
The telegraphic communication bstu~ep ll.x
s amor ana hnrraches 10 perfect, and kilograms
from Calcutta had reached England in 81 !, 49,.
Dispatches from Calcutta report a furth., al
in reights, and large export duty on saItnetrs
dispatch from the same CITY on the Iotb ,n
nounces the burning OF the ship Red Gauntlet
The American ship Lady Suffolk from Liver.
pool, bound 70 Calcutta, had been abandoned AZ
sea. The crew were saved
COMMERCIAL.
Ltrerpoot Cotton MGrkef-Sale, of the veek
OIL GOO bales, including 3 500 for speculation and
l3,oUO Tor export The market opened with a
gov ao~hwara tendency, particularly for Uplands.
Dut closed hrm and steady. The estimated ssles
on rIlday Were 900 bales, closing at the follow.
r.,, Orleans. Mobile Upland.
OH .'--..----.---. ~ *
Middling .....:...:... 81 e. g.
Stock In port sol $40 bales, Including s7S s.o
Of American. '0'O
Breadstufs Richardson. Spence & Co reno,,
flour quiet but steady. Wheat firm. Corn dun.
no quotations given.
Provisions.-Pork heavy. Lard dull and slight
Produce.-Sugar firm, Cd higher Coffee ouiet
hlce hrmi lower qualities 3a6d higher Rosin
heavy and slightly lower. Turpentine dull
The money market more stringent hut
tive. American securities generally UNCHANGED
Consols 81 bs94S
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAfED OR STOLEN, from the subscriber
~ or me nth instant, a small uav back ~zerA
hoTns Any one retucnlns her to me will
Do IlDHIaiV reWardfd ). PROCTUR,
mar % ST No 326 18th st between Nj and ~
D.I GOLD BREAST PIN, with hair on one side
h ss ke h on the ether The above reward will
AXIS Wood and Coal Office, corner II and 18th
etIeeLs. mar % 81"
STK A(ED OR STOLEN, from thu snbscr ber
~ on the 22d INST, large hisck HORSE:N
a scar under his throat, and both hind feet IN
Whlta. Any oae returning him at South "a
Iapio street at the Capitol Stable, will be suita
Div rewarded. ~
MAI - 81 w. Fl. TAYLOR
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smkHNIks.-Persons desiring Pennies vii, aIr.x.
"ho them Tor exchange 1T thu Star Office aonmsar'

The SUCCESS which attends the use of Dr
onos =. 1eietrdted Stomach 6itters evinoes Al
66sthh stomach. Certificates, almost without nnm-
on ,m nave Deen published. ettss.ng its almost mira
Ind diseases AMI at this time it seems idle 10 do
aHe 1nan cal attention to the remedy of the
celienee It is the only preparation Of the s l1Sd
Wortbs Ie ta In all cases, and it Is therefore
are pleasant to the taste, agreeabIe in thai
for and valuable tonio or remedy
SI sale by Druggist and dealers generally every-
mar IS cost
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Locomotive EXPLOSION

EAsToN, Pa, March 29.-The locomotive Er
celsor burst her boiler here Yesterday lust a, All.
was starting up the Lehigh Valley railroad with
train OF cattle cars. George Winters engineer.
aud VIM. Pharoah, Jackson Bilman and VIM
Bilman, train hands, were hurt, but none of them
seriously: The engine 10 a total wreck-blown
Into hundreds of pieces. One piece Of the boiler
weighing over half ton, wes thrown a distance
OF quarter of mile. The bell was found in a
graveyard still further off
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-30

SUFREME CoURT.-YesterdayH Henry r Kin,
Esq, of Pennsylvania and Henry Bnist Esn IS
south Carolina, were admitted attorneys and
NO. 80. The Dubuque and Pacific Railroad
company, plaintiffs in error, art Edwin G
Lltchheld. This cause was further submitted tn
the consideration Of the Court on 4 printed argu
mcnt by Mr.. Pratt Smith for the plaintiffs in er
No. 15S John Nj. Cashier Of al ann.,,.n,s NJ.
Charles Symonds, The argument of this cans
was concluded by Mr.. Gillett for the appellee.
NO. H2 Emma b. c. Thompson ct al plain
tHS lii error, agt Jane Carroll's lessee Of nj III
argument Of this cause was commenced H., M
SariIsle Tor the plaintiffs in error and continued
oy MI Brent for the defendants in error Ad.
journcd. III oi'i' Ao-
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kansas Democratic Conye stien,

ArcHrsoN, Kansas, March 2s.-The democratic
territorial convention has been I'm session in this
city. The proceedings were attended with much
excitement. They adopted the Cincinnati plat
form and elected Douglas delegates TO the Charles.
ton Convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-30

STATUE FOR HENRY CLAY "A meeting. in
formal in its character, attended by some fifteen
prominent citizens Of Washington was held at
the Aldermen's chamber, City Hall, last NIGHT
for the purpose of consulting to the propiety OF
forming an association to procure bronze statue
OF Henry Clay for the city OF Washington Col
VIM. w. Seaton was called to preside over the
meeting; and after some time spent in converse
ton, 1t was agreed that committee should be
appointed to receive subscriptions to the amount
OF Sl5,OOO, to be applied to the above purpose
the proposed statue TO be Of the heroic size and to
be erected at whatever point in the city majority
Of the subscribers shall determine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-30

By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucuonsers.
HANDSOME NEW BRICK DWELLING
PUBLIC AUcTIoN.-On r ESDAY AFTER
MON ApTIl 5. ls6o at O'Clock, on the premises,
House, with back building. situated on the ortb
SIDE OF New York avenue, between l4Ih and 18th
streets west, containing " rooms. with bath room,
water ano gas pipes throug bout, marble mantels
cisern In the yard, ard finished In every pect In
the most superior manner. Title indis puable. and
immediate po ssest ion given
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in g. II. Is
ana "a months, with interest, secured Uy q deed Of
tru't on the premises
Hars7-d J. C. MCGUIRE CO .Auots.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, March 30 Flour 10 frm; State
S5l7aS.,.0; Ohio IS SOa6 90; Southern IS s5ae IS.
w heat is steady. with small sales; Southern
white 81 20. Corn is buoyant; mixed 7lc; rourd
yellow 7oc. Pork is dull and nominal Lard 10
heavy. Whisky is dull
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The Late Troubles i'm Kentucky

LOUISVILLE. March 90 The Hanson matter
has been settled Nobody hurt, and the en-
element HAS entirely subsded. The latest dis
patches rdicule the whole affair without explain
ing IL. Gov. Magoffn has returned 70 Frankfort
and the Lexington military company did not 20
to Beiea as first reported