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New York Markets.

NEW York, May % Flour Is firm; sales Of
SOD barrels; State advanced Sc selling for
Sie5as3 ~; Ohio s,eadY at 81 25as4 30; southern
steady at 81 4Oae4 20
w heat Is very duh and buyers demand re.
ductlon sales nominal. Corn is buoyant: sale.
OF laOOO bushels; white 72a7lc; yellow is slight
ly better at 77a7Sc.
Pork is heavy; mess SI7 75asI7 81; prime Is
Whisky is &c higher; Ohio pc.
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ftuanciaI,

Nsw YORK; May ~ Stocks are lower. and
dnll Chicago and Rockl Island "a; Illinois
orntraI >hareS =: do. bonds - L: Ia Crosse ard
MilwaukieS1; Mich. Southern 81 \; New Work
Central u X Reading 43s; MilwaGkie and Mis-
sisSlppi %; Cantons 10 Missouri 6's "a
sterling exchange is dull at 1904 aIUgS
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, May A.-Flour is steady; Howard
street and Ohio Si.37S; City Mills nominal al
White wheat 81 eOasI 30 for common to prime;
red SIal.1O. f''
Corn is steady at 62a65c for white, and 61ae9
for yellow.
Provisions are hrmer; bulk shoulders are held
at CO a6 &c. Lard steady at Ike
Whisky is dull at 2Oa2Ic.
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The Case of w. NJ. Connolly.

CINCINNATI, May2s-w NJ. Connolly, of New
York, convicted for harboring fugitive slaves
has been refused new trial, and sentenced 10
twenty days imprisonment in the County iaII,
and TO pay a fine of ten dollars
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

l." ApvERTIsKRs IN ALExANpRIA-Mr Geo
r. French, IN Alexandria, will receive and
promptly forward advertisements intended for
ne star Those ia Alexandra desiring to avail
themselves OF its immense circulation to bring
'nrir business, wants or other requirements to tine
hotce OF the public had better call at bis period
ical depot.
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&c; MeGuIRE. Agotloneer.

BY J. G. McGUIRE, Auetioneer
EhCELLENr FURNITURE AND HOUSE.
~ HOLD EFFECTS AT PUBLIC AUCTION On
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 26ih at 10
O'Clock at the resldencs of Chas. Haskins, Esq,
NO. 24O ! street, between 18th and 18th streets,
sha sell all tho Furn ture and fleets, comp ing
landsoile set OF Union Chairs,
Elegant carved walnut marble top Centre and Sofa
Lady 5 walnut Secretary and Bookstand,
walnut w hatnOt with drawers.
Zane seat and back Tx tension Chair, Arm Chairs
spring seat Lounge. DttomHns,
\ abaster Vases. tande labras, Clock,
HANDSOME Dr1P-iisht, Gas FIxtuFeE,
Suit al walnut Dining room Furniture, finished in
green epamelled cloth, cons IstIng OF = SOFAS D
- Arm Chairs. ~ Side Chairs sind Easy thzirs
BRUSSELS, Three ply and Ingram carpets,
Floor 0ilIlOth, Stair Carpets,
Walnut Extension fatle, Butter Tray
East lndIa China Dinner Set,
A lbata Tea Set, Casters. Table Cutlery
glassware, Chafng Dishes, &c
Mahogany and Painted Wardrobes
Dressing and pain Bureaus Washstands
Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads Iron Rass,a.d
Mattresses, Holsters and Pillows 0"s'oau'
walnut cushioned and cane seat chai,o
window Shades and Curtains
Looking -Glasses. Toilet Sets
~ s.yeIiW cooking Stove. Refrigerator.
Quisltes. sh' VI hi'o"e' He
Terms: $50 and under, cash; over that sum.
0n,a VI o1 ano ~ days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
ma N-d J. C. MCGUIRE, Auet.
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Serious Riot-The Military Called On,

forrsvnLE, Pa, Nav 2e-For several d.v.
there has been much trouble among the niner.
OF the Ashland coal district, near this place The
oTkmen struck for higher wages last week. al
ieging that, AT the rates received they could not
support their families. As their mployers re-
fused To make any concessions, the miners went
of ia body Ia their collieries to obtain hiyber
wages, orcompel the orkmen Ia make the strike
general one. They visited Vaudeville and the
collieres In that vicinity, aud by threats and per
snasion induced the miners to join them Yes
terday the mob, now grown quite formidable
appeared at -. Clair, and by their violen demon.
STATIONS stopped operations at Mines, Johns
Snyder's aud other collieries
strong force was dispatched from PottsviIle
this morning, to suppress the disorder arrest the
principals in the riot, and protect those men who
wish to go to work. The sheriff Of SchuyikilI
county made requisiton upon the military and
the fist regiment OF volunteers, under command
Of Col Johnson, left for ST. Clair at an early hour
this morning.
SECOND DISPATCH
PorTsvILLE, May - The military have re-
turned, bringing with them the ringleaders of
the riot. Upon the appearance Of the soldiers al
the scene of disturbance the rioters saw that re-
sistance was hopeless, and submitted Immediate
ly. Quiet has been restored.
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY WALL & BARNARD,

By WALL BARNARD, Auctionsers
DOSlrlVE SALE OF VALUABLE BuILpISs
AFTERNOON next. 18th instant, at q clohk. we
Will sell, at pubic auction, three valuable Building
Lots. viz Lots L, aud r.. of Dsiy's subdivision
OF Square 2l5 fronting each twenty 22) feet on
street north, and running back about loo feet to
ten feet alley.
These lots are in one of the finest localities IN
washington. one square north Of Franklin Row
and IN las Improving nelg hborhood. Title Indis-
putabie.
Terms: One third cash the residue IN G, IL, w.
and ~ months, secured 10y deed o trust, and bear
ing interekt All conveyancing at the xpense of tho
purchaser.
ma 2 dts WALL BARNARD Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.DAY& TO.MORROW MOKNLNG
By A. GREEN. Auotloneer.

BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT IN THE
-! ksr WARD, AT AucrIoN.-On MONDAY,
shsil sell ia front of the
AZ Cox ?. "a handsome and desirable building
10y, SHOWN ss Lot No. 8, IN Square No. H. having
Ton. Oh Ieet on Sth street, and running Ia OK leo
streets north. ~ a"~ "
This lot Is sliuated about one and hslr SQUARES
from the W estern Market. and, Z desired. vii bo
subdlv.ded iato two p feet front pudns lots on IN
evening Of The sale. Persons wishing In ioyeSt in
this section of the city will do well to attend the
sale, as the property must be sold. ~
Terms: one-thlrd cash the balance in and 10
months for notes bearing interest To he secured Inv
deed of trust upon the property;
ma 20-d A. GREEN Auet
NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of a writ Of
Vl feT facIas sofia, under lien law, issued from
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of the DIS
trlct OF Columbia, for the County of Washington,
and tn me directed shall expose TO public sale for
CASH IN front of the Court house door of said conn
ty, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF Nav next. 1853,
at Il o'clock. M the following described property,
To VII: ali defendants right. title. claim, and int
rest IN and Ia n certain Brick Bnidng erected on
Lot No. Is. IN Square No 49, I'm The CITY of Wash
Ington. ID. e.. the said Lot beng p feet front and
running Lack the whole depth Of saId Lot, seized
anu levied npon as the property of John III. Peters,
ana Will be sold TO satisfy Judicial No. 49, To Nav
". SEIDEN,
ap s'ts Marshal for the District al Coin ni,ia.
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Naval Intelligence.

BosroN, May 2i.-The United states storesbfu
from Leghorn, arrived here yesterday.
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Conviction of Mrs. Gardrs,

PLYMOUTH, Mass, May 22.-The trial Of Mrs.
ADigali Oardner, for poisoning her husband, the
late Postmaster at n ing ham. which has occupied
the supreme Court here during the the week
ended this morning 10y verdict OF murder ia the
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By &. GREEN, AuctIoueer.


i'RtSTEE'S SALE or DESIRABLE PRO
PERTl NEAR THE STEAMBOAT NHARP-Ry
virtue ofa deed of tTust from Robert Scbynfze ~
i1vor OF Tie Columbus building Association, dstei
Octopsr -, iSo2. and duly recorded IN Liner A =
No. 10, foos ST and following one of the land re
cords Tor WasIngtoD county, in the District of Co.
lumDa, me subscriber as Trustee. will sell AT public
on the premises. Lots l3 and 49, IN Square 3 nm the
city al Washington, havas front OIi south G. street
81 about ~ feet by depth Of 2i feet nC rs ia "a
ieet alley. together with the appurtenances nights
privileges aud other Entertainments thereunto he
longing ana the night title. interest and estate
Oi tho SAID Robert Schwartz IN and to the same
This property Is very dAsiraby located for tine
oyster or any Other river business ~
Terms: One third cash, of which SlOO must he
paid on the spot the balance in and - months
with interest,th the purchaser to give notes for the
deferred payments secured by deed az trust on the
premises. I'm ess the terms he compiled with mn
hve DAYS from the day OF sale, the trustee Reserves
tile right resell the property at The risk and
OF the defauitlng purchaser by advertising said re
sale three times IL the Star newspaper.
A. SCHUCkGNG. Trustee
ma 1s- eod& DIS A ,;HEEN Anot
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INA y dts WALL & RARNARD Aucts
b. GREEN: Auctloneer


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
TERNOON. June I'd. I858, at So O'Clock, 1 shall
eel, az public auction, on the premises To the hIe
est bidder, 10y virtue al deed o trust Ia me a,
dated May "a, 1874, and duly recorded May 4ih 1884
IN lIber 76 c.. at the land records o the coun-
ty OF ashngton, ID. G., Let ~ of Cabot's subdIvl
sion "f square 625. With the improvements, con
slstIng of two-stOry Frame Houses IN 'front.' with
basement AID attic, aud one small Frame House in
the rear. SAID lot fronts north q street, letween
North Capitol and LIST streets west
Terms: SC0o cash, so of which 10 he paid nj the
time of saie the remainder IN 6, II and Is MONTHS
with notes bearing interest
Deed given and deed of trust taken for the defer
red payments.
The Trustee reserves TO himself the Int to re-
sell the property at the risk and cost of defauting
purchaser II the terms of sale are not complied with
within three days from day of sale. 10y advertise
ment three days In the Star.
p. M. PEARSON. Trustee.
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" PINE MOOD al.
For sale at the Coal and Wood Yard, corner sth
and II streets, mas-t
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NJ NJ. RUPPEL,
LUX I'll side of Market Space, No. 81. between
bridge and Canal streets. GeorEetown,N ~
announces To his patrons that at his(vN f. i
hESFAUR mt may he found, at all&NAH
times, the choicest aud most excellent
assoItnent Of LIQUORS. the freshest
OnSI Frs and all kinds Of q ME IN season.
Meals served at all hoars ct the usual prices.
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DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND &c
VIII be offered at public safe, on the 10th day Of
June next, the valuable Estate of the !ats q, c.
Tallaferro, on the Rapldam River in the County of
Culpepsr, and adjoining the RSpisiam Station o.
ana \. KaIiroad; The Railroad passes through the
from the house and barn. This Farm, situated IN
the beautiful and fertile valley of tha Rapidam Of
1eTS rare opportunity To purchasers. Ii IN n ne
state of cultivation, surrounded by good Farms
and most desirable neigh6orhO0d. IL contains 6Sl
acres OF Land and has ii a large Dwelling hOuss
repair.
Al so, at the same time and place. will be sold all
the Personal Property of the estate, EXCEPT the
negroes Il. Il. TAtiAEERR0,l Admirers
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ma IL dts A GREEN An,

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of Wits Of
WI herl facas issued from the clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District OF Columbia for the
county OF Washington and to me directed 4 shall
expose to public sale for CASH, IN front of the Court
House door OF said county, on TUESDAY, the lat
day OF June, 1885, al IL O'Clock m. the following de-
scrlbed property, to wit, viz All defendants right
ttle claim, aud interest In and TO Lots Nos S. ard
q, IN Square No tSS, IN tina city of Washington, ID.
c., together with all and singular the improvements
thereon; seized and levied upon The property of
James Crutchett, and will he sold TO satisfy Judi
olss Nos ia 25S. go, IA, and go, to May term
1883, IN layor of WIN. i. Lasselle Jas. &. Mcclure
FrsncIs w heatley, IN two cases Joshua Pierce and
Judson Mitchell, against Jas. Crutchett.
w. Seldom
ma cts Marshal for the District of Coumh,a
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'"
ma cts Marshal for the District Of Columns
BY WALL Il BARNARD Auc Il peers
NDSOME AND NALIAR RIlII.lIN NJ

HANDSOME AND VALUABLE BUILDING
l. Il LOT AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY AFTER
NOON next, 18th instant. at half past clock in
front OF the premises. we will sell Lot No. "a, IN
Square Numbered So, fronting 20 feet on the east
side o 10Th street west, and running hack leo feet
81 feet alley.
This valuable property is in a beautiful location
and In an Improving part of the city. Persons wish
Ing 10 invest or To build would do well to attend
Terms One-fOurth cash the residue IN 6, u and
10 months, with interest, and secured by a deed of
trust.
Title perfect. All conveys ncing at expense of
purchaser.
~ dts WALL, & BARNARD Auct,
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Terms: One fourth of the purchase money in
cash, and the residue IN three equal PAYMENT of
twelve, and eighteen months from tie dsy of sail
the deferred payments 10 lear Ltere st from the day
OF sae and TO be secured by the purchasers bonds
win surety 10 be approved 10y the irusteea
III the terms he not complied with within three
days from tho day OF SALE the trustee reserves the
right to resell upon five days publ notice Inserted
In the National lntellise and Evening Star
q sale Will commence at Lot No. I, Square 57S.
and proceed to the others until all are roId
ma 5-Staw3w&ds GRE a.,
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY sALE.-By authority of decree
" OF the Circuit Court of the District of Colum
Da, passed IN cause wherein Seden, Witbers A
20. are complalnants and the widow and heirs of
the laie Major Aug's A, Nicholson are defendants
Il shal sell at auction Ia the highest bidder on
MONDAY the 3st day Of Nav instant oornmepc
INK at live o'clock ia the afternoon, the following
very valuable Lots il ths city Of WashIngton viz
Lot No. !, Square No 573
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ma ~ dts WALL & BARNARD Auct,

by A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
by AUTHORITY OF A DECREE OF THE
- Orphans Court OF Washington County, ID, C,
passed In petition of John Fister, guardian of
john stopper. and Bernard Geier, guardian of Jo-
seph GeIer. and others, affirmed by order OF the
Circuit Court of the District Of Coiumbs, | shall
SELL al sncon, on the premises, to the hest bid
deT On WEDNESDAY, ne I'd day of June, 1884, at
O'Clock IA the afternoon, Lot No. :, ia Square No
es9, fronting on Virginia avenue south street and
18th street east, ia the city of Washington
Terms of sale One hall cash the residue in 6
months the deferred pay ments to bear interest from
the day ci sale and to be secured by the purchaser
note or hond of security, TO he approx y the tTus
tee. II The terms of sale are not compIed with In
three days the trustee reserves the right to reSe
upon three days notice III the Evening Star. Az
conveyanc' Nc n the expense of the purchaser
WM. X. WOODWARD, Trustee,
ina " 2aw&ds A GREEN auct
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BUILDING LOTS.-For .aia ON re..o,.IIa
" terms, three desirable LOTS 2ils feet from A.,
10 eet deep corner Of l4th street west and q street
noItn. Also, variety Of other OTIS IN various parts
Ol tue CITY, DAVID MYERLE,
No. 2, 1Odds Building,
pa
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AUCTION SALES.

BY ]. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VERY SuPERlQk LIQUORS AT ACTION
On w EDN ESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY DC,
at o clock at the auction rooms shall sell. with
out reserve, Tor account of whom 1t may concern, q
small lot oI very choice Liquors, consisting Of
IS cases hne old Otard, Dupuy 60. Brandy,
II do. Jules n obin & Co. do.
gallons superior Holland Gin,
The knowledge of the above I.iouor and the cir
cumstances ur der which II is sold, warrants us IN
recommending 1t as very superior.
Terms Fifty dollars and under cash: over that
sum- credit CT 90 and 90 DAYS for satisfa ctorly en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest.
ma 24-d - J. {. MCGUIRE. Auot.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
SEVEN VALUABLE BIIII DING LOTS IN
- THE FIRST WARDAT AUCrION.-On THURS
DAY the 9th instant, shall sell, the premises,
at o'clock p. m, commencing on tho first-named
property, Lots Nos. l6 Is, 49, and 81, in Square No.
1873. This property fronts on north nj and nth st.
west, and is beautifully situated.
We VIII then proceed To sell, in regular order, In
front OF the premises, Lot No In Square No. 1856.
This property IS handsomely situated. running
through the square fronting ~ feet on 18th street
nue.. between and q streets north.
Lot No. u. IN Square No. III. This property
fronts on 9t street west, 80 feet betw and M
streets north, running back I40 feet 10 inches
50 feet alley.
Lot No. Is, in Square 81. This property in stu
ated nj the corner Of I'D street west and north Nj
street.
Terms: One fourth cash balance IN 6. 70, and rs
months. ior notes hearing interest from day OF sale.
deed gwen and decd Of trust taken.
Title indisputable.
ma l-d GPEEN a,,&
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A RARE CHANCE wish to dispose of Lea,e
"A and GOOD WI of a small Store, Zone of the hest
loo tIons ln the city together with a small but we
selected stock of Faucy Goods, Ribbons, Lace,
Trimmings, etc. Address X, Bsx S47, City Post
DIFF
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ESrRAl.-Taken up as estray trespassIng on his
IA enclosure, on or about the nth instant <ze,hS
small RED COW, without any marks SsA1SS
d!scernIbie. The owner is requested tn,E-A.
come forward. prove property, pay charges and
take her away. PROPRIETOR
OF the Montgomery House,
ma 2I-3t' IIrgh strest I;soryafuvu
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L'UR RENT-A desirable, mouderu buIlt three
Il story HOUSE. with basement ard Inel iIIiId-
ing. No go street, between ELEVENTH and Twelflb
tells, water and bath ROOM InauIre on premissS -,
room No. 3: first floor, Post Office Department,
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts

n%EIECTION NOTICE.-The Stockholders
tES of the Georgetown Gas Light Company are
hereby notified that election will be held at the
Compan,'s Office, on MONDAY, June 7, 1853. for
the election of seven Directors TO anag the affairs
of the Company for the ensuing year.
The poll will be opened at u o'clock m. and close
at O'Clock p. IN. HENRY KING,
ma Z3,SiS uh6I Secretary,
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koR ALA comfortable FRAME Dwell
L. LING HOUSE, with hack building attached
woodhouse, aud pump of excellent wster on fhs
premises, ana 81 uate on the west side 6th street
west between |. and NJ north. The Lot Iss1a frort
9I % ieet 10 IGches 81 ll6 feet deep To wade aIsy
rms properb can be h.iug un reasonable FIRMS ~
story Tth st. ms o. az
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HIAkSHAliS SALE. In virtue of writ
Nl OF heri faclas, issued from the Clerks
Office OF the Circuit Court Of the District OF Co
lunfbla for the County OF Washington, and to me
directed, shall expose to public SALE for CASH, in
front of the Court House door of said county, on
THURSDAY. the 18th day Of June, 1853, at II eek
M, the following described property, to wit: All
defendants right. title. claim, and interest and To
Lots Nos. II and -, in Square 5IS IN thu city of
Washington, ID. e.. together with all aud sing uiar
the ,mprov ements thereon, seized and levied upon
as the property of David A. Hail. and will be sold TO
satisfy judicial Mo- 4, to May term, 1853. In favor
SweenV, X itIenhouse Il Co. W. SELDEN,
ma "a dts Marshal for the Dstrlci of Columbia
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
sEE FIRST PACE

E'koM FIFTEEN TO TWENTY ACHES
OF Nslahie LAND, suitable for a market rsT-
zen, SITUATED on the new county road na.r R'nclr
Cteek I hurch, for sale. Apply TO g. ID. HANSON
corner Pa. avenue and 100. street M, "a ao,f''
E>Oh RENr-A HOUSE en- MassSchusatt,nv
L eEue, hetween l4th and 18Th streets oo1tainIn,
. rooms; For rartlcu'au inquire on the PREMISES
ncut St< PeI hiOnth q
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been serenadin9 on the revenue all the morning
with Ike, and when she commanded Tia. Sabbath
school provision she dissolved that this " IA 4
grand saL-ly day in Washington Snch sweet
chlidica the flowers wore with their grim o. line
and the TOSe> in their cheeks and their dresses
OF all cOlors like converted iulpps She didn't
wonder 20 see 'em followed by an engine OF the
PPcadlllo triOe and expected every minute to :, G
him cOdl5sCe into hoops. :. It was pleasant -
continued the dame, Ito behold 50 many little
CdflbS growing up in the hope Of Il glorious
mortality"
FlRE--saturday night, about IL O'Clock fire
was discovered la wooden building Oh Massa-
chusetts avenue, between second and Third sts
The alarm was given and neighbOrs beyan to
rush to the fire but before the companies OF the
hie department were called out tie Auxiliary
Guards on the beat, with assistance from Tie In ,
mates OF the house, succeeded in extinouishing
the IRE 10 was accident, supposed to have.
been caused by depositing hot ashes in a wooden
vessel.
THK Procession Of the Odd Fellows to-mor-
row promises to he grand affair
The Baltimore lodges, and other visitors from
that city, will arrive In the train leaving Balti
more at 10 IN. those from Alexandria WI i'm
arrive by the railroad
We are requested to state that the galleries Of
the lecture room at the Smithsonian will hp
thrown open for the ladies only at II O'Clock, a,
IN, aud that the lower floor will be reserved for
the fraternity.
AssAuLT.-Dn Saturday man named Conner
was attacked aud badly beaten while about 10
enter his house in the northern part OF the Fourth
Ward, near Seventh street. What could have
provoked his assdilants, is Z question liz cannot
answer, az he Is not conscious OF having offended
them al any time.
Col. ALEX. PROvosT won Melde's Record
ing Angel, by throwing forty two, at the ralIie
at Taylor a MauIY's, on Saturday evening.
THE CAPITOL G GROUNDS gathered on SATURDAY
evening, large concourse 10 listen To the music
warren RETURNS --ThOs. RoLey, ID. e dis
orderly In the street, lne and costs, So A Ra-
chael Nor2el, Pa, drunk and disOrderly; - a.
Ihos. Mcbride, Ireland, do f.; dismissed. Mary
DunmOTp colored, Md, disorderly i'm the street.
tine and cost, - ~. solomon Dunmor-, colored
ID. g, do; do Mathew FLYNN, Ireland drunk
Toikdonse 90 days Caroline BowIes colof.d
Va, fnsitivei Jail. Four dodgers ali non resi-
dents
Eastern Lock-up-Mary Cophman. Germany.
vasrant; workhouse 30 days
SPECIAL NoTIcR-FoT Perfumed R,on,b Whit.
Teeth. and Beautiful CvIHpe1Ion use . R,I,o Of
I,sD Flowers" For dressing I.adIes' hsiI ms a
" Woodland Cream" a new p0Inade II cauyes zen
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-24

IL THE CRIMINAL Court, on Saturday, the
arguments were heard in the case OF the United
states as. The Georgetown Corporation which
has ieen indicted for allowing the upper road to
the Little Pals bridge TO become public nnis-
anee Mr. Carlisle appeared for the United
STATES, and Robert Ould, Esq. for the George
town Corporation. The Court reserved its de-
cl,lon for the present.