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enlrantbetten. 9te itnD mad benz Neeept eines berirbmtteS NM
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BEN Ses GisFntbamer. 81 trsrOen bur& be aan,s nnrSa bI
ouen odtbaren Mpctrettra rertaaft unb ltnb bier tn Baiftnprs
an babtn BET Seth. 5nnce, Wp. A06 WoIttmsrear. unb e5wse-
ter una Co.,, G6e BON &barItss unb prattar.
DteTe ptntn werten eeeeR &tnTsnDung ru 81 IN ben
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Eei0e1 nls Sseilnriftcl.

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cd IGtEi Bel, ~
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@rm1dNiauna Der Wa6aaeprcife

Der Oon1pfl4ife beS rGcrboeutIden Qlopo"
nnn HrenreH mad Nep.yOrt
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uRtaber bic 16Ifte.
W9lpte Ee1t8sn uno @et&eIt, 81 Brunbwov.
fer, nNDt6er.0ffte-" Spr.oSs
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Sauces
SarfOpariaes, ue9efabililde Dser 8lutreini.
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lcntdnttGen Qetltatttsl Utne @rfplB beuuStes SD Iel6a mHrpt
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taHenoc &rantpttt ~ tetCrtmeu. ga b6tte i0 Don 9aaces
SaridpGrtue"V tlen unb bphe mfr eine ShaGtet Der Ielbgn.
8n ndnen 9rSBten @ffaunen wurbc i'd ioppbt, ais Gu1
ntetne Grdn pur@ 6em Sebrap1 berfeIben curtrt unb t@ BE-,
fn6e ratA teSt ppbI unb taauter.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-07

Srernen nno Oeesu- 9yOrf
via Southampton. Hr
bwr& BITE sana neasn, elegant stneert9tetsn pOR. 0ampFEos i
8renea, Capt. III. Vessels,
New>OOrf, Capt. III. J.. Won Santen,
@eier, Capt. ]. H. G@tien.
abfatrt BON 8remerbGDem unb BON Sew. Nprf rsselm6stk
nue IA Edge bS SUnnabenbS =
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Der pafastere na@ england unR 8rantret0. - 5lsT"
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3Ws
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ben n~tebrt8nen Ndten.
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tdae I'M Bureau Der unterjtthueten dnosnDmnieu uHb 1uF
8erl0neen mao trBenb etnent Orie DeutIGIonDs betSrDsrt.
Wttt hteten S9tT n merosn Brtefe mad Gusa HbetItu
DeutI&IGuoS ~befGrbert unb unter btr MuFfbrtst .per grenn,m
eteanaer" tn auen pSf-Sureau's Der Ser. 81. anaenSunnaen
| iSDeeen traHt nn6 pafaee tuenbe man fb an
Gelpke, Keutgen & Reichelt.
0ISI1 "a UrpabwGp, SHREVEPORT. b9&
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-07

= ~A( ONLAltI
tit unbeoeutenD. Da8 6au8 9ebSrt 9rn. 2eIter,
miro aber Se9enwdrtiS nidt bewGbnt.
6euer. = @eItern WittaB brallnte Elm
Sduppen an Batterlrnas Wbar1 uabe Der @itp
Oarc. OaS 6euerDepartement riifte btlaus
uno l0lGte. @
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2Slr meioeten ieIuer 3eit, OaB elmer Der sefdbr
sIdLten Gtnbreaer uno 8agabunben, 1uctus
O1Scten, Uerhaftet Wurbe, neil er rerod6tia lit,
an oenl Glnbru1e in Den Store DeS Sru. Heep,
Us. Saltlmoreltr, tbeilsenommen 3u BADEN.
Oteler &erl nun puroe se9en cine Blrojdaft
BON $4,000, Die Der prpfellioneQe 5trobbirae
6ineslep %leiltste, auf freien SUB seteat.
Die Howops9duptltn9e @rasmus
Sepp uno DaplO Qouf wuroen rcn officer Sus
ter uerbaftet, neil ite ein BON 9enrtette anoer<
ion beUobnteS !6au8 in ct. Wearp's StraBe
8wil4en 2ellierltr. unO Penulpluunia Au. er~
braGen. Suffice WlrrOp ittlte lie nnter Harss
lhaft fir eln ~fernere5 VsrbGr.
0elb # mprbperu9 d. - Nl8 bee Yal.
IaSter0u9 auf Der HbilaDelpbla 8ubn porseltern
AbenO bret 8lertel auF leds Ilbr Caution ~.
n1De @belteriraBe pallirtc, pcLte itG Elm Weann
pom unsefdpr 40 Sabren unter bic Ndoer wers
zen; Poli3ilt Dap fling ibn ober nod uuf unO
cra9te Ibn nad benz GltltAen St1tiOnsbaufe.
Selb It mDrD.- Sobn 8elt, Der bier anr
Der Ode BON Dallas uno @Ougbltr. cine tleine
Sd>ente belt, pnroe in einem Malpe BET Oapre
be Wrace an elnem 8aun,e erbangt 9efuuceu,
Wc3u er liA lelnes ~leiceneu 9alstudes bepient
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MISUNDERSTANDING

nOfsIbf er Sets eth 8rp6es Eager SDn fetnen MSbtIn dler Scr.
ten S~prrGtbts b6lt. = Die Wbbel fnb ale uuter etgner Muf.
f6t BON bea ttfen 5Olas dnseferttet ub t1 bin 6aburdb tn
3u Itefern.
Mdn fprr&e Bet mtr Der, ebt man anberspO etufaufs.
Np26 Omit @eprg $ pffmnn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-07

tt rdren mno 9eBetlt trrrbtn,
SenerfelSDertbelte Ruren,
&,tat GaQs, gtp. 81 9. Sbarphr.. purDe ppn "A ,oH.. a
f3ts, &erpOftdt unb nnSerbaul DIE setttlt "
g0nL: :. AtnnIr, GSa;, No. 17S DIT 6~asetear. pu,b mn
SbW66e bes 8GnSen Spntnhs 8ebetIt;
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trtmer S2nGhe; ;" :" =
8r;na 8erral. Ssa 4ni&wsGGas bes 3auSss anb Der Ssiie.
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S.. ID Statpa, YeabfOrp, ia BON ae6erieantbei, 4. fh(ss,.
tenn 9Iute; - Vts
N. 8. hilbert, 30 IS SUI racafr. y3rtt.n.a s, 49, o.-
pepfa, leSerbef4Uerben IN 6ntnbet; :" Wv
unb nsrDGfer Sdw6Ge, =" NNPtPPH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-17
B{A: GREEN, Auc;loneer.

By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
EXTENSIVESALE OF VERY SUPERIOR
h CARVED MARBLE NANTES, MONUMENTS,
head SToNEs, l. NTELs AND SILLs, BY CATALOGUE,
At AuCTION.-On WEDN ESUAY, the Esd instant.
shall sell, by catalogue, commencing At 10 o'clock
n m at the marble yard of Mr.. h. Parry, who Is
removing his business to New York, on Pennsylva-
ma avenue, between 18th and I9. streets, one of
IN most superior ASSIGNMENTS Of Msrble Nantes
and Monuments ever offered for sale In the Dis
tIlct, OF the following varieties of Marble, VIZ:
5Statuary Marble Carved and Plain Martes,
4Tennessee Marble carved, one magnificent,
California Moulded Mantle, very rare and supe-
TlOr,
l Lisbon do. do. do.
6very fine Italian Marble carved Msntles,
8 DO. do. do. Moulded do.
10 do. do. do. Plain do.
S. beautiful liallan idaTble Monuments, Of various
sizes, f. ely finished,
70 Marble Head Stones, of different sizes and quail
ties.
Also large and eI celIent az sortment of Marble
Llntels and ; ills. for bui ding purposes.
Terms: II sums under SIS cash over S25. and
not exceeding $780, a credit Off. 4, and months !:
over SIoO ere III of24 Sand 10 months, for notes,
IN all cases OF credit satisfactorily endorsed, bear
lug interest.
The attention Of members of Congress, builders,
persons wishing to purchase monuments or head
stones, and the public N general, Is respectfully
vted To this sat as IL ls certainly tie most supe
assortment offered for sale in WASHINGTON,
and the sale viii be worth their attention.
Catalogues ready on Tuesday previous to sale.
fe ld-d A. GREEN, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-17

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF writ OF
w hen fsoias issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county OF Was hInston, and to me directed, will
expose to public 'saie, for CASH, in front of the
Court house door of said county, on TUESDAY,
the I'D day Of ebruary next, 1858, ct u clock M
the Following described Property, to wit: All
part OF Lots Nos. and 9, Square No. 5S5, begin
n at point or line on 81 street west, IL feet north
OF southwest corner of Lot No. g. thence sou along
the line OF said street y feet; thence east on line
AZ night angles to said street % feet to public alley
IN saId Square thence north with line of said slleJ
q ieet thence west 90 feet to the line OF SAID street
To the place OF beginning, together with all and
guar the improvements thereon, seized and levied
upon as the property of George Stain, and will be
sold 70 satIsfy Judlcais No. n, to January term,
1859, IN favor OF John Van Reswick.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
ia27 t. for the District of Columbia.
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MARRIED.,

In Alexandria, on tho 18th instant. by the Rev.
Father Cruise, Mr.. M: McNhLLY, Of George
sndna, vs..
AT Long Meadow, Mass. on the morning of the
HENRY X. NOBLE, o. this city' to MARitx RRli.
daughter Of James Bliss, Of Long Meadow, Mass,
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DIED.,

At st. Jossph's College. Perry county, Ohio,
Rev. p. ID. NOON. U. r., in the oath year of lis
age. "a
nick's Church, (Island) on Friday, 18th INST at 10
O'Clock q. m. The pious, fiithful, and his many
friends and admirers are invited to attend.
On the 18th instant, PETER MoCAsKIE,s ma
tive of Scotland. aged 50 years, and many years
resident of this city.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, February ~ stocks are generally
weak Chicago aud Rock Island cox; Cumber.
lend Coal co 23h Illinois Central spares o7k:
Lacrosse and Mi. I; Michigan Southern IsS
New York Central 7c \; Reading 49S; NIL and
Miss 1917; Cantons %; Va 6's 96 y; Mo. 'sslk;
U. 5. SIS Of ls7i firm at IO2k
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Baltimsre Narkets.

BALTInoEE, Feb. II -FIour IL frm; Howard
street and Ohio Sc
wheat Is unchanged: white 81 Soas1 IS for
good to prime; red 81 3OaSI 90 for fair 70 prime
Corn has declining tendency; yellow s3s7Sc
Provisions-the market is easier, but quota.
lions unchanged
Whisky Is quiet at 3Oc
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GOOD EATING AND
OUR UsICAL FRIEN

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w. SELDEN, Marshal
fe is IS Cor the District of C,oumIia

MARSHAL 8 SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
lV1 herr faclas, issued from the Clerks of5os Of
the Circuit Court or the District of Columbia for
the county of Wa: hingtOn, and to me directed 4
WILL expose to public SALE for CASH in front of the
Court house door of said county, on TUESDAY,
the 8th day Of March, 1859, at u O'Clock M, the fol
loWlng described property, to wit, VIZ All defend
ats right, tIte claim, and Interest in and TO Lot
No; 2 IN Square No ss; fronting IS feet street
with aI and singular the improvements thereon.
seized and levied upon as the property of samuel
NJ knight, aud will be sold to satisfy Judicias No.
Blown, use Of George Poe, Jr., VS. ssmusl NJ.
Knight. w. SEIDEN, Marshal
re Its for tire District of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-17

VUsT RECEIVED, From Europe, st the Music
y Store of w. u. METZEROTT, large ofder OF
MUSIC for Violin, Flute, vIoIinoeo, and HARP
COMBINING the latest publi0tons. hb
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LOCAL MTELLIGENCI,

q Tn Bran PuDLrslDs YH1 LISTS on
ABfflRs RlnAISna II fsl WAsHrHsfox CRY
Posf OYyros uSpsR ZEE PROVISIONS OF PEE
LAW DIRECTING TEEN TO BIZ PRINTED IN ZEE
sBwsPArER HAVING TEE LARGEST cIRcULA-
TIoS WITHIN TEE DELIVERY OF THE erFIcE
Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE THAN
DOUBLE rHAr or ASr OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IN TIE DISTRICT OF CoLUsBrA.
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. C DOL WAT III T. 3!
- SCHOOL WATCHES.
SCHOOL WATCHES!
SCHOOL WATCHES!
SCHOOL WATCHES!
SCHOOL WATCHES
just received a new lot of these warranted excel
lent time keepers, At prices ranging from % TO SIS
each. H. SEMKEN,
fe5 JeweleT, $50 Penn, avenue.
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New YorI ,faxL.,.

NV YORK, Feb. Is Flour Is buoyant. Slate
- fssj.SOi Ohio IS iOas5 50; Southern IS saa
w heat Is very dull, with a declining tend eney
and quotations are nominal
Corn II qriet and unchanged
rorf quiet; mess sl7 SOasls l2k; I3iO.
Lard Is heavy at II ~ aI2Ac
Whisky dull at % &c
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- Z l. LII OFF.
- SELLING OFF.
great variety Of pretty SILKS al cost We call
especial attention TO these silks, they are very
oeslIeble styles. JAS. w. SEARS,
fe l6t Penn. aveuue. 2doors from I'M ct.
MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF
w WASHINGTON.
THEE TIMES WEEK UNTIL AFTER
THE FOURTH OF MACH,
The steamer THOMAS COLLYER Will, until
after the 4th OF March, run regularly r.
& %A Mount Vernon and the Tomb q sS
oeys and Fridays, leaving the wharf, the foot Of
18th street. 81 pa and re'u rnlrg in time for the
early afternoon train for Baltimore.
Coaches leave all the Hotels and the corner Of
Penn. avenue and 9Th street ~ O. M.
Round trip 81. fe I2-u
GENERAL DRAWING OFFICE,
~ AreNev Block, eornsr Fasd TIA SIS,
II. NENN1NU will furnish Designs, Plans, spec
Ihcstlons. and working Drawings for builders,
Drawings Of Models and Machinery for inventors
and patent agents.
Office.
Maps and Charts for surveyors and land agents.
Drawing on stone and Wood.
C1lonng Maps and Prints.
~ Orders received by mail will be promptly at
tended TO.
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Presentation Of m Medal.

BOSTON, Feb. I5-A h.nd.o,n. rola r,.x.I :.
lived through Lord Napier by he collecto, AZ
nas been duly presented bearing thu foi-
Csn,afn CSI. The British governmeaf 10
bell, in 1855 - "oih Lazy camp
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r AoIEs, AND 6ENTLEMEN,s CAsT-OfF
i cIoTHING bought and sold by MAS. M.
RELI., 18th street, near corner Penn. svcnue,
others, the most fashionable and superior articles.
fs Sisv1ms
n UBIN,S EXTRACTS, ell odors, at eIBBS's
III Hair Store, near 18th street, md ~ his eeAe
AIDES BRAIDS, PiAlts, Curis, Haf.Mhs'
la and Pufs ~ Glib Bs's, nssx corner OF %
and psrnsv lvania |. -
LLOPERA BOoKsst the Mslls s1e56sf
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Auu11uH MN

By J. G. MCGUIRE q en- -
Il Asst AND CLOSING SALES or Sm1v.
NO. sno 2, S,satonsry At suction, for few MINI
aiSr ne sto1e fcrmeriy occupied By Geo. ca.
editions OF old English Works, Book in kne AZ me
uoae ana turkey Morocco Bindings, Iliustratsd
aDa Illuminated. all of which must be sold 'oo
BEN. r. FRENCH, salesman.
fe h-St J. q. o6UIRE CO., Auot,.
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Forgery nj Hartf.rd

, HARTFORD, Conn Feb. ia man n,m~d
btockett was arrested this afternoon. ee.rgeS
with forgery The paper forged is mostly hslf ~,
several banks and individuals of this city. Tbe
amount Of paper now out is from SIS 900 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-17
c. wEIRMAN's Carl

t. y. WElRMAN'S CARD
= OK HIS Patrons and othorz, the Ladies and
Heads OF Families Of Washington, George
town, Alexandrla, and vicinity. -
g. WEIRMAN. 42l 18th street. between New
ork avenue and II street, has had made up to biz
special order and this dsy received, q very fpe
MADE SHOES, which he will sell az reduced
They are tue same make, qua iity of material. du-
raDllty OF Workmanship, and elegant finish here
toiore, which are go well Known TO his numerous
patrons throughout the District and various States
70 De lncomparahy superior in every res poet. and
entirely different sty lie. t and artistic work. man
snip, 10 any Others vended here or sisevhere
He has made arrangements grer tly TO extend his
business, and therefore will sell at exoeedinely
moderate rates, On the terms above named.
Families may save halfthe mot ey usually thrown
SWAY on worthless shoes that have neither style,
MT, nor wear in them.
The subscriber will warrant his in every PARTON
lar, and that one pair will outast three pairs Of
those OF otneT manufacture.
There csn be 20 strong guaranty Of the inestIma
bile quality OF these shoes than the universally &c
know edged fact that they their perfect shape
To the last. until entirely worn out. in % eotf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-17
FUTURE DAYS.
AT AUCTION ROOMS OF c. w. BVTt

A L AUCTION ROOMS OF c. w, BuTE
SALE BY cATALoGtGfE.. SATURDAY NOR
Ming ,EEsRuARY 18TH, AT THE AUcrIoN Roows
Of o. Z, w BoTKLER, OF PINE 81 ERRIKs. MApEfEss
ETs AND Hook WINES, AND A VARIETY OF FIScy
LIQUORS AND CoRDIALs, IN BOTTLES AND DKMI
MlLLkR-All of which are as represented ex ciusive
~ OF hne quality, and sold thus because OF the
this season, ard the stock beng too great Tor tbe1
nImte capital to allow them to carry over TO the
erEIs: $50 ard under cash ; over sso. and u,d.,
satisfactorily enGorsed, bearing interest.
CetaioCues viii be ready Friday morning
Sale 30 commence at ~ o. clock a. M
ieo'-n Z. w, BOIELER, Auct'r.
III, THE ABOVE SALE WILL. BE CON
mGned on TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. is, com
feli It C. w. BOTELER, Arorr.
=, IL THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
URDAY MGRNiNG. at Il o'enek u ard :, Sh ,bs
inte val, any of the Wines and Liquors REMAINING
VIII De 500 at private sale at the prices they brought
a. sne hIst anoIon, and msy be seen at the auction
fe I6-2t c: w. BOTELER. Aucrr.
NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ Of Is .
I'I er facIas ISSUED from the Clerks ofoe of the
county Of Washington and to me directed, viii eI
pose TO pubic sale for cAsH, in front of the Court
day of March next, 1859, at u O'CLOCK m the fol.
Iovlng described property to wit, VIZ All defend.
ant night title clsIm and interest IN and to part Of
LOT no. ID IN Square no. 81, beginning at the south
west corner of said LOT and running thence north 80
leet thence west 30 feet, thence south 81 feet and
city of Washington, ID. c., tosethef with All and
slagnlsI the mproyements thereon, sez ID aud lew
sH u Ss a6 "a the p,0Psy Gf Robert Duey and
term, 1859, Rnd, Brother & Co, use of James Mar,
TIN ct a.. VS.. Robert w; pule,;
lie 10 Is Cor the District of Columlia
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DLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING
l. In al Its various branches neatly and promptly
executed.
The bsst of wOrkmen from the North are In nv
employ, and will guarantee all work which | may
bs favored with to he executed the most substan
tIal and workman LAX e manner,
have constantly on hand a small supply of Gas
and Water Fixtures, which can furnish at prices
warranted to give satisfaction.
CELADON SNYDER,
fe 10 next 70 Star IIfioa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-17

The WASHINGTON BRANCH EXTENSION MIR.
John w. Garrett, President, and Mr.. WIN. p.
Smith, master of transportation, and the Balti-
more city directors of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, came to Washington yester
day with the view OF securing the favorable con-
sideration Of Congress to the project of extend
Ing the w ashington branch of their road throup h
the District Of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-17

A FAIR, for the benefit of St. Jcscph's Male
Orphan Asylum, is now being held, every even
Ing, at the Assembly Rooms, Louisiana avenue,
and commends itself to the attention OF all phi
lanthTopic persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-17

lNplAssroLIs, Feb. ia collision occurred A,
the State Senate this morning, between $500.
Goodtng and Hefron, in consequence OF soms
personal remarks made in the Senate some d,r,
ago. During the Eight that ensued. a brother o.
0ooding interfered, and struck Hefrou on the
bead with cane woundIn ing him severely Other.
wise little damage was done by either party. Both
Were armed, but their was no opportunity 10 USE
~ weapons. There was great excitement In
the Senate during the diffcultY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-17

SCHOOL OF DESIGN AND MECHANICS
~ INSTITUTE.
p. NENNlNG, PRINCIPAL.
Lessons IN Architectural and Ornamental Deslep-
ing, Engineering and Mechanical Drawing eyerv
Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening, from %
sociock, ~ the third story Of Agency Block, corner
Of nth and r streets.
T~rms. ss month. in advance fe< colin
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WATCH RETURNS John G Hall, drunk In
the street; fine and costs, 80 Is jeremiah sulIi-
van, disorderly; dismissed. John Ruler, drunk
In the street; worAhouse 90 days. Elizabeth
webster, vagIant; do 20 days VIM. Moody,
colorsd, disoIderlv: fine and costs, 50 Is James
Gibson, drunk and disorderly; inc and costs 50
10 twenty eight dodgers were Accommodate
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The Natter BALL .-Wscall attention to the
notices relative to the Napier Ball, to come Of
to night, which will be found in another column,
and particularly to that which requires the pre-
sentation CT tickets of admission at the door
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