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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-10
Personal Intelligence.

GEORGE W. MArlL Chief OF Police who has Just re-
turred from the West where he resides paid visit 70 his
Honor Mayor remann yesterday morning, the Mayor
giving him mos, hearty welcome large number o.,
the old police force present. among them several
captains. He will remain in the city until the first Of
June.
Captain Isaiah Rynders United States Marshal Of the
diana A. J. Harlan late member Of Congress from In
diana; and Ex-Governor j. c. Jones' OF Tenn, were In
washnRton on Monday.
Mr. Taylor has cleared himself Of The charge OF firing
the Pacific Hotel q, 81 Louis, BY proving an aists.
Colonel g. A. May, o. g. A., IL In Washington.
Rev. l. 8 Rallock len Boston On Monday for Kansas,
where he has decided 10 locate ~ . lawyer.
grand ball given al the palace Of the Tuilsrcs,
Paris the night Of Sunday, the 1ah ult The guests
were unusually numerous and the fste remarkable
for ts masnhoepce Their Msesties entered the ball.
NJ little before ten, when dancing Immediately
commenced The imperial quadrille was thus oomposed
The Emperor danced with the Princess Mathilde, and
the Empress with Prince Christian Of Denmark; Prince
Napoleon with the Princess Murat, and Prince Joachim
Murai the Countess Wslewsk the Minister OF Den.
mark with Duchess de Bassano and The Duke de Ma.
daughter Marshal Magnan with Mme Roger wife Of the
Belgian Minister and Baron do Seebach with Nine Espi
nasse wife Of the Minister Of the Interior The ball did
not terminate until three in the morning
japanese, OF the OF Tstsibano Kooesai vas bap
nzed at vsssi ostrof In Russia the I'd ult He re-
ceived the name Of Vladimir stanisavitch This man.
who assisted the Russian authorities their compilation
of japanese dictionary, has been attached 10 the mis-
sion of Count pousasne IN the capacity o Japanese ntor
prefer he had also -ed the world and had bsen
made prisoner along with the vessel on which
he had embarked, by the English during the war On
returnng 10 e. Petersburg he had been naiuraized A.
Russian He IL thoroughly acquainted with the Japanese
and Chinese nerssure and distinguished by great In
telligence.
argued by writer In the london iournsls that the
victim OF the Waterloo brii ige murder thai city was
refugee Pole who Was sassinsted by the Napoleon con
sprators he having knowledge Of their plot which he
partially communicated 10 the French embassy
William Monaeu Manning, IL D., from Australia,
presented 10 the Queen when her Majesty peascd 70
confer upon him the honor Of Knighthood.
ARRIVALS.
From Savannah, IN the steamship Forida-H rreemsn,
VIM u Seymour, Heye, warwick r Lyon, A Good.
vim Mrs Fagsn Edv sexss and lady, yno sherlock.
Dsndstoun, Matthew'S, Jno W Shaw. Mrs Renfrsw,
Culton--and "a IN the steerage.
Prom Savannah in the steamer rhomss svsnn-Chsres
Glassmore, Charles Grinn, Bernard Goth, WIN Hnls
Robinson, I II Deyell VIM X EImbsl jos Chsndley EP
Mrs Hssse srs Kate wrsa, MIS-. Mary Hinton Philip
Caehorn, w Cooper, Thomas Csllishsn, Saml Hagsn
Haiean- and In the seersge.
From Charleston, in the steamer Memphls-ChAs Rush.
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The utmos. activity and energy seem 70 be displayed
by the committee Of gentlemen who have undertaken the
Of great soee 70 be given at the Crystal
Palace on the sh Of April next They leave nothing
done which calculated to advance the interests Of the
object for which the entertainment designed All the
Appliances brought bear upon the furtherance and u
mate success Of the e In accordance with the mag
utude of the undertaking. large store Broadway
has been taken as an Office for Executive Committee
and for the sale Of tickets, while o in the same
building has fitted up for the of the
Committee The floor Of the palace is be appropriated
the dancers and promenaders and the five thousand
jets OF gasess only two hundred in number than the
Manhattan Gas Company furnish 70 light their portion of
the cty-are to be put in good order Professor Grant
10 exercise hs lumnatve talents towards rendering
magnificent edace still brilliantly attractive and
chandeliers without number TO contribute their add
uona ustre TO The blaze Of light and beauty which
concentrated in the building this occasion The Presi
dent and hs Csbnet the Mayors and Common Councils
yeYal cites the turkish Admiral Gov King and
number Of other distinguished personages expected
guests quite number Of them having already signi-
ged their intention 70 be present We may therefore
,cipate that this Palace Jtte will In the Of and
truly for the sake Of charity, be made the of at
seon for the gay and fashionable neutral ground
the softeuipg down of personal and political aspertes
the scene Of grand military reunion, and spot whereon
unite and minRle beneath the embroidered Of
their different orders That the same brilliant success
which attended the Calico Dress Soiree will crown this
effort OF the same committee is certain from the
which they Rave already succeeded in enlstng aid OF
their plans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-10

SMART WoMAS.-Nargaret Cameron appeared before
the Mayor yesterday morning, and made complaint against
Mary Boyd and Michael Hart for committing an assault
upon her husband Alex Cameron just he about
sail for California, and forcbly carrying him of the
above house, where they locked him up in ROOM and
have kept him three days prisoner. The Mayor had
Cameron and his two assaants brought before him when
Mary Boyd stated that Cameron owed her money,
and that he Intended TO 90 of 10 California without paying
and the only she could keep him from going
lock him up until the steamer sailed, which she did
The Mayor gave Cameron his liberty and discharged the
gaao
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COroucrss Inquest.

fHr Srrosup ABORTION CASE AT NEW York HosrI-
rs-The inquest In the case Of Maria d. johnson, the
young woman who died at the New York Hospital on
Monday, from he effects Of what was supposed 10 have
been an abortion was held yesterday by Coroner Con-
nery me deceased, appeared, was prostitute living
in west Broadway. She became encsenie and had mis-.
carriage resulting in fever which osry,e bey o ina
physician who attended decessed was suspted of having
performed the operation Of abortion but heve dIdpot
appear be the slightest grounds for such susnc,o re
fury therefore rendered verdict ofaDeatb IN conss
quence Of miscarriage, and we entirely excuipsse the
doctor from all blame" Deceased was 26 years M GO
ana a native Of Vermont " "e''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-10
Court Calsndar-rh,s D.x.

srrssu OouRr-CrcuH-No 400. loo s45 s46 as,
s4o $50, ssl sS2, 3 as4 ste, ss7, ass, $780, sc Ses
3o4, 365, 3e5.
Urpp srArs Dusracr ooupr-Ncs 2s, %, 1873, Is5, a.,
A5, 81, 12o, 13o, SO, 70, 1l3, 1s2, 137.
CossoS PIsAs-Fsrt 1Nos 474, Al4 lss SIC, $40, sf.
eA2 bts 64S, $40, 647, Az, l12 1856 Psrt2Ncs $50,
svrv,os oovrr-Nos ses, $40 800, ssi, aos, sis 4re
lOl ESQ sol 59e 6o7 SIS, SAT, 44o 4o5 4s6 AZ 2e 2s2
lf2 6oi lss, s2l, i34 tsi, 474, so, 9eo asa 500
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THR ASSAULT TN WALL srass'

THE ASSAULT IN WALL sTRERT.
MARC - shony us Jas. Smih -Tn this case, report.
ed yesterday the jury unable 10 agree aud were
permitted 10 separate Monday night ct 10 O'Clock on
coming into court THIS morning, however, the Judge d..
rected them again 10 retire, They did So and in the
course Of the day bfo ghi verici or rainG Of 5000
Our reporter was Informed 2sg sous Si ~ rry we're
ir rsined 70 give ~ OCo jloaCes 5u uuEotey ne ycr-
dct csIre down 70 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-10
Board OF Ten Governors.
NEW WARDEN FOR RANDALLs IsLAFD-THE NEW
ISLAND HOSPITAL PLANS AGREED UPON.
The Board Of Ten Governors met
Smith In the chair

Smith IN the chair.
ISLAND HoeTTTAI-
The following is the opinion OF the Fire Marshal with
reference the OF the IRE at the Island Hospital
From all the facts and circumstances in this matter
OF opinion that the confagraon the result OF
imperfect buildpgthat the fire originated In the
beams in the vicinity Of the CRATE in the DOCTORS private
once. have but little doubt but that the settling
Of the walls produced cracks and apeures through which
the heat and burning cndsrs had from time TO time found
70 the tmbers, producing charred surface and
ultimately the Gre
The report was accepted and placed on nle.
NEW WARDEN YoR RAspAILs rnAxp.
Mr.. Phneas B. Tsppan chosen Warden Of Randalls
Island, In place Of Harman Edrdge, resigned Mr. Tappan
was the choice of the democratic members Of the Board
ISLAND HOSPITAL
The report OF the committee the Island hospital, CIV
ing preference TO the plans Of James kcnwak, Jr,
for the proposed hospital taken up and excited long
debate. Mr. Smith urged that the plan Of Mr. Hatfield
better one and be thought would be cheaper. The
matter discussed with much heat for hours
when finally Mr. Renwicks plan was adopted by q
of nine 70 one Mr. B. r. Pnckey alone voting In the mega
tive. Mr.. Smith withdrew his opposition the Board
agreeing to amend the plan Of Mr.. Renwick by doing
away with verandahs the north side of the proposed
building. The Board then adjourned.
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Mrs Many II. DoAss, the mother or the Bisbcp Of Nav
Jersey died on Sunday last IN Burlington NJ j. She .as
IN he eighty -fourth year Of her age
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W TutIe j VI Pruning, G @ Baldwin, g II Bowen, II Brown
A Goldstein, u Brown-snd IL in the seerage.
DEPARTURES.

For Melbourne, Australia, In ship Ocean RoverMrs " F
Pickering Master Lord. Mary Cunningham Msses Tar
re and Francis Lord Misses Rosnnnah and Kate SIN h,
OHArA Jr Mr. Hassel and wife, Etw Sprous and
Wife Rost Mulhna wife and two children, pdercA kohs
and wife rarand Peter Dunn Jno Mclaughlin, John
Patterson, Michael Owens Jsmes Owens, VIM tgaIy VIM
ID Harm, Edw Brennan, Whitney, Frank h~lev,
James Pearson John CarE Alex Ames oeorge Seaman,
Patrick Doyle, James Dorian Dennis OHara George Raj
ferty, AlAnson sey ymour Pat Doyle.
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DROFITABLE INVESTMENT.

Books of Subscr ptIon to the Capital Stock of the
Jefferson CITY Corl Mining and Oil Manufacturing
Company Will be opened AT the Banking House Of
Chubb Brothers on Saturday. 10th inst.
Specimens OF the Coal, Candle Wax and Coal
ing House. ~
Pamphlets describing the property with estimate
showing anticipated profits Of over 100 per cent
per annu, can be obtained at said house and as To
the reliability OF the Estimates application can be
made To the following gentlemen
Hon. VIM BIgler, u y. Senator
Hon. WIN. Montgomery, House representatives
Hon. Allison White, House of Representatives
DIR. WIN NJ. belt, Browns Hotel, '
Or to JAMES W.BONTA,
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GREAT CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.

Now on exhibition at II. o. HOODS Jewelry
store, No Si3 Pa. avenue the following es but
little used, and will be sold at very low price, be-
low cost:
One large Brilliant Breastpin, set in a snake, with
ioiV- eiSht snhli Driants set on the body, wit
IuDy eyes, cost $3.50 %
leaf eastpin $40 N
One pair of large Brilliant Ear Rings, each ' ~
one containing hve brllliants so 90
One large Cluster brilliant Finger Ring $50 20
One large sing lie Diamond ing $50 90
One Cluster Diamond King 100 %
One Scarf Pin. ssgie and pearl so 90
One heavy double case Gold ChronOnetsr,
maker Charles John Cope, RathbonePlsos,
London $50 90
One God Curb Cham Is 90
The above articles Will be sold, to CLOSE trust,
very low. fl IL t24th
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DIED.,

T. % sunday morning, 2lst instant, Mrs. ANNIE
r McDOS AID, IN the 24th ear of her AZ g, eldest
daughter OF the late Lewis Ratclifs deceased.
her Telatves and friends are ivIted to attend her
funeral on tuesday morning, Al 10 pollock from the
resldeLoe OF her mother. COS II street.
IN the 10Th instant. r LORENCE, only daughter
III months and Is days.
the 2ist inst, after short but painful illness
InOMAS LA VI b, native Of London, England
but for the last twenty nine years res dent ~ the
CITY of W ashinEton. =, ''0
vi in ioItsmnnth, Va, on the 18th instant, NJ. LE-
vi T.. PA RkEk, IN the 9th Al nj
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WOLFESS

S WOLFE'S
CCHElDAM AFRO mATTC sCHNAPPs
sprescrlbed with great success by the Medical Fac
ulty IN travel, Gout, Chronic Rheumatism, Drop
~ dyspepsia, sluggish Circulation Of the Blood
Inadequate Assimilation of Food. and exhau.tss
Vital Energy; asd q beverage 1t mas no supsrior
In the world.
Put up In quart and pint bottles and for sale b, Al
the Druggists and Grocers in Washington,
UDOLPHO WOLFE
Sole Importer and Manufacturer
Nos. Is, ~, and p, Beaver street, New York
O.
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HoRSES, CATTLE, CARRIAGES FAPM
ING lMPLRMENTs. &c., AT ArcTtas ~,
WEDNESDAY, the oath inst, I ahai a.. ~ ~
c,ock a. m 81 al the Farm now Occupied bv t,eorss
LIVING ton on the Piscatayay r DAD about two
msres from The Anacosta Bridge ali the Stock and
Elects on the Farm, comprisnr- A ~N1
5exceent work Horses. Hogs Csttle
lows, Harness, Wagons, Carriages
carts, Hay, straw, Odder, &c,
200 head Of fine Cabbage
a hne lot of choice Garden Seeds
with an assortment of Household Furpiturs
sfms (; All sums under S2s, cash over sSs .
circuit 81 - =, ana months will be gwen for n,s.
Ia Ei cases satisfactorily endorsed bearing n,sresf
A GREEN, Auct,
MARSHAL = SALE.-In virtue of A writ of6.,,
~ lacas Under he lien law, cd from ha c.rss
once OF The Circuit Court ofthe District
lot the county OF w ashngton, and TO m . direc,ad
vii expose TO public sale, for CASH an front OF *
Sourt House door of said county on WED@ES
DAf the S4th of ebruary lSss at IL O'Clock m IN.
Ioow!ng described property Ia wit: IN defeBdanf,s
right tnle, clam. and interest IN and 10 the fhras
6ralne Houses erected on Lot No. s. ID reservs,,oD
~, on ana avenue, between "a and 9Th SIS in
the City Of Washington, ID. c., seized and iey,,ad
upon as the property of James b. I,ockey sn6 III
1857, IN iayOT OF Smith Il Fowler 'eiin
a.. J. ~. HOOVER. Msrshsl
jan o ote Tor the District Of Coumb,a
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Burning of the Pacific Hotel at s., Lou,.

ST. Louis, Feb. 20-A fire broke out In ,h.
Pacific Hotel, (located near the drpot of The pa
cine railroad, in the suburbs of the ctyl ahou, a
O'Clock this morning, causing the greatest CON
sternation among the boarders The Ire hroLe
out In the drug store under the hotel and tba
names spread SO rapidly that before Ia, inmatas
could be aroused, the starwdys were enveIon.d
IN hfe ana all e9 ress was cut Off ercent hy a..
WINDOWS. Many leaped from the third stnry
ana Were horribly mangled or instantly killed
Many Were unable to reach even the Windows
ana We're burned to death in their rooms Thee
Were about one bundled persons i'm the bouse
between forty and fifty Of whom are missing
The following are the names of the persons So
far as known, TO be killed: Bruce Nc Nit Rnrk
ha DIT Wurst, Pane Sterrel, Ms. Jenny Zones
and child. all Of St. Louis; Mr. Johnson, of Chi
cago; Henry colchester, Il. Hart Strong Of Ro-
chester, New York; Sanders Taylor. George
Crane, Miss Jones, residence unknown: Charlie,
Davis, William Cunningham of Terra Uaute
and Alton railroad; Mr.. and Mrs Hubbard Mis-.
Hunter. Also, nine persons who are i'm one OF the
rooms, whose names unknown and a neo ro
boy.
The following persons were seriously injured.
James r. Geary, reporter of the st Louis Leader:
Elihu Hayes, of New York; Jonathan Jones, Mr.
Towns, VIM. Turner, - Sharpe the watch
man Of the house.
Several more bodies are supposed TO be In the
ruins, and hundreds Of excited men are enerpet
lcally engaged in removing the rubbish The
wounded are promptly taken in charge by their
friends or sent to the hospital, where their iniu
ries are immediately attended to- Several of the
wounded cannot possibly recover The loss OF
property amounts to upward Of S50,0O0
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Attempted Escape Of PrisonerLrhree Shot.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2O-On Thursday evening,
while the convicts in the State prison, at Sing
Sing, were filing into the mess room for supper,
five OF them made rush for the river, which is
Were pursued and fred upon by the guards, and
all brought back, when three were found TO be
wounded. John Spence, the well Known CON-
panion Of Mable Hodges, had received five balls;
Pete Devlin sent up for receiving stolen good,
two balls; and Quinn, F"u tn Ward burgl 2
got four bullets. The other two Were not in
jured spence and Quinn are badly hurt and
will probably die.
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The Lacrosse and Milwaukee r Railroad and
Grant.

BUFFALO, Feb. 2O.-The La Crosse and Mil
waukee Railroad Company is now under erami-
nation by the Legislature Of Wisconsin for al
legged f. auds in connection with the land grants
received from the last Congress, as also for other
charges of bribery and corruption toward certain
members OF the Wisconsin Legislature during
the sessions Of the past two years. Byron Kils
bourn, the former president Of the railroad com
panv, was arrested at Milwaukee on Wednesday
FOR contempt In refusing TO answer certain cues.
tions that were put to him by the Legislative COM
mittee,
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY r TO-MORROW MORNING,

by BADEN a LowNDs, AuctIopeer,.
no. d Z. MARKET Space, bstscess IRA and SRA sfs.
Ii M .IssAfKE axe, CUTLERY AND BUILDING
W. VI isklAL TO BE SOLD WITHOUT REsFEyrS
wewlI commences the sale. at our store Of = isrr.
ING, at 10 o clock, and Continue AN IA MoRN,
ps snole stock Is closed out We name in psrt@
saws OF every description,
Rases r rtraces' SnamIners, Hatchets.
Srews, Hinges, Looks, Shoveis, Hos..
y naiis and Carpenters Tools Of every variety,
Housekeeping Articles,
Fine Table Cutlery,
Plated Spoons and Forks.
t hSs exs hR' ,sn, Bowie Knives Pistols &o
ne tTade builders, and persons generally are re-
Terms Of sale: All sums of and under slo. nash.
ns IN, D. a. and months satsfaotorf
Ie l2-tf BADEN & LowNDs, Auo,.
BY WALL q BARNARD, Auot,-
Corner Of Pennsylvania arena. a.d ora 49,,
SALE OF GROCERIES, FRUIT. WINES
asd Instant sp r,lS - S;c TuEspAY MORNING..
store, large stock Of prime Gro cries, Wines &e'
Barrels of prime Brown Sugars.
N Do Crushed asd Powdered do,
Baxes S.. AND 1ss as sg Wa house Strip.
Chests Black and Green Teas.
Boxes Starch, Soda, Saerarus
BoSes salad Oh, prime art Gle, SardIres.
Bags Coffee. Molasses,
Barrels OF hne old and Corn WhIskey
octsves Of Brand, Cornis Claret
4 Iot OF pure CINCINNATI Brandy, good.
Sweet Va anges. Ralslns, New Figs
brass and iron bound Buckets, W o.d-wsr.
Baskets HeidsicS s' cSampsa ssne' s@od'
YIN other articles not here mentioned.
fels- WALL q BARNARD, Auots.
large lot of superior BTandies, Wines CcEd,sIs s,s
Shampagnes, "a casks, barrels, demDohns, and boz
York house, and must be sold, NJ IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-22

New YoRK, Feb. 22.-The Havana special cor.
respondent Of the Daily Times writes that the
dimculties between Spain and Mexico has been
definitely settled, and the feet is under orders TO
return to Spain
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A b + + + u l. II f. A ID
X & III CT l. O s sly II AIR
COMPLETELY PRESERVED
TO THE GREATEST AGE.

And who that is gray would not havait restored to
former color; bald, but would have the growth re-
stored; troubled with daadruf and itching hut
would have 1t removed, or troubled with ScrOfula
scald head. or other eruptlOns hut wonld be cured
with sick headache neuralgia bat would he Gu ed
II will also remove all pImpes from the face or 81 kin
Prof. W GODS Hair Restorative will do all this see
circular and the following:
ANN AReOR, Nov. 5, 1885,
PROF. o. J. WoOD-Dear Sir: have heard much
said OF the wonderful effects of your Hair RestOra-
tive, but having been often cheated by ouackery
and Quack nOstrums, hair dy Il c.. was disposed
to place restorative in the same category with
tho thOusa and one loudly trumpetsd qunck rem
sdies, until ! met you In Lawrence county sons
months aimee, when You gave me such assurance as
induced the tri ofyou Restorative In nv family
first, by my good wife, whose hair had become verG,
thin and entirely white, and before sting one
Of large bottles her hair restor nearly to
its original beautiful brown color and had ned
and become beautiful and glossy upon, and entirely
the head. She continues to it. not simply
because of beauIifying effects upon the HAIR but
Hnnd Others of my family and friends using
your Restorative with the happiest Effects there
foIe my skepticlsm and doubt in reference VAL
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white CT gray by of sickness age) orig
ri color and beauty, and bv al young persons who
would have their HAIR beautiful and glossy.
" N sOLOMON MANN. I
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Again. very respectfully a. d truly Yours,
F...- SOLOMON MANN.

CARLYLE, ILL June %, 1852.
have used rrof d. ]. Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admired It's wonderful efects. My hair
was becoming, as though hit. prematureiy sFsy, but
b. the of his restorative has resumed its Origi
nal color and, have doubt. permanently so.
9. BREESE. ex Senator u =.
0. J. WOOD 4 CO, rroprietOrs, Sl2 Broadway,
N. Y. lin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Establish
ment) and ia Market st., st. Louis. Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists.
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I AIDES, PLEASE READ.

For genuine, reliable FlIRS, free from moth. and
!Iesh made, call az SIN Nets, 80 Pa. ave-
oeived instructions from New York, TO sell the Kne
assortment now hand, on commission, at less dis
count than heretofore offered.
Among them will be found the handsomet sets
French Sables, half and quarter Capes ever brought
to this city, for $40 and $l2.
VictOrines S5.
Also, Capes and Coaks, Of superior quality. very
cheap.
Particular attention is invited to two very large
Mink Sable Capes, worth olOO, each for $75
and 986.
Mink Sable Cape, medium size. $50 and SIS.
nj INK Sable vintOrinss SI4 and Si6.
Also, several sets real Hudson bay Sable.
Together with Siberian Squirrel, Fitch Marten,
French Mink. &c, in all their variety;
to match, of ali kinds. from 81 50 to Ssh.
Every article warranted. and If proven a. not rep
resented, the money will be refunded.
B. H. STINEMETZ,
-. 2S6 Pa ave bet 18th and 18th sts,
Jan n next door to Madame Delarua.
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"kbpi NC CAKES very pretty and very cheap; Ice
cream and Water Ices at 81 so per gallon, at the
Philadelpha Confectionery, corner 18th and r SITS.
iaE % Inn Erssv,
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Running of Five Steam boats.

New ORLEANS, Feb. % The steamboats, yir
ginia, Montauk, James Montgomery, Sherman,
and s Prentiss, were burnt opposite the city this
morning. Loss about $4,000 and fully insured .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-22

IJAMS FOR FAMILY USE, direct from Gin.
I i oinnati We have received to day q lot of
HAMS which We recommend as
being very superior. t
10 Corner Vermont svsnps and 18th ut.