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To all the Eastern Cities.
"a. NJ Lightning Express, through 10 Columbus and
ID Cleveland without change OF cars, $3.50 r. N I've
mia r Exlwess through Beilalr andgiitsb1rg without
FOUR Daily Trafns.
FIRST TRAIN Cleveland, P1tssbu-g, stenbenviile,
ana Wheellng Lightning Express-Leaves CineinnAu al
O'Clock A. A tor all the Eastern cites also sprans
aela. ..,...,. :.
Ioveland Morrow XeniA, and lssndon ohly
SkdlbND TRaiN.-llcgeland EApgVss A@ll-teases
C4rriunatAt A. NJ. for Dunkirk ftlAie SuW ofA
BAAston AZ, Wheeling, baltimore fh1iAaeip, ASH
ils trsin stops al all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus - -. -,
s1IfRD RI AIN -Acroulmssdztion--Ieaves Ctnetnnat
Al 4,sO r. NJ for spfiuglisid aad Columbus
lhls tram also makes connections Tor Nh1inktnhs
lancaster and znesvr Ths train stops Aiali posals
bet~een Cincinnati aId Coianab1s
kolKIif TRAIN. N.--1taVclAtl, shtsbarg and wheel
in.. NlgLG ExpresslnaNes CINCINNATI al e-So eAeos
r. NJ, Tor all the Eastern cities i.
rus train stops all points between oncinnsa ana
Columbus
No train oa sundays.
rrans run by Columbus time-seven mnGtesfAstsf
shan Clneinnati TINE
And all nloFtaaisun ~ IaaetnfAN IS@ss aaty - ms
IIttle Mani and covgtoa ana Lexington osee, No.
e~.t Il,ase OF ~ llae uEce, south east eornei
Isroaa~ay and front, opfassae sgssssr heass, er y
tbs Eastern isios- n,y, .~v a....s.,...,..,
EF. FULLER, General nekss Asens-
TFsx OMNIBUS line calls fer passengers a all tss
.r,s.l hovi. fAr each and every traia. By teaynl
asress<4as Al esther a The seose elsss siii s-i 10
,.-s.spysvx ~ All l.artx eI she rIts ~tsnokt tas
asv -. II. u krssilss coaa1siar-
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Con.t,suffonaI Di.ea.c..

Constitutional Diseases.
Many diseases that arhct humanity are inhsfteo a.
heir aonls from the diseased bodies OF scky shcS
Scrofala Consumption, syphilis and Fits are ah"AE
the Nest common Of constitutional diseases Now
care net how many generations the seeds OF iese dis
eases may have been established Ia the system cor.
rupting the od-lNdsrays Rsnoatsag fessArStsa ~
eradicate from the bodies OF the afflicted every part
Gle Of diseased deposits and a the VEINS WIN he"
pure aud healthy blood.
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C A = II

CA SH.
yHTE will pay the highest cash price Tor 100 go"a
wv young Negro Men and Women, az No. ~ ce.iaT
street Il. Ii. HAYNES co.
anll-s
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Msoifal.
Z. r. Il.

IIEALTH will, in all cases, follow the use OF hacs
III ways R. K. Remedies. There are none so slch
or diseased weak, feeble, or crippled WIN lan
infrnities bnt that Railways Ready Relief, kenovais
ing Resolvent Regulators the nature oi the as-
ease or sickness may require will quickly and rApid.
These remedies consist Of Railways Ready Relief
Railways Renovating Resolyent isadway Regulator
Each these remedies possesses special curafe
ers over certain diseases. Yet there other disea
es wherein their combined medicinal properties are
rauiFea: and when thus used 81 taere Is sufficient NE
and strength within the diseased or dying sas
in their action The patient viii 1--we and be restored
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Rates ON Flour Reduced.
rT,aE Nashvlile and Chal1sncxEa R&ilresd elli re-
i cesxe al Nashville, Wsrlra<e. S1Tshs , lis ass
slsfizas on =. T. r. betNeea AasAxilie sHo Var
trAee, and give thruush secepik tzE fsr ~ Car l4
lhroaeh :. VI. cuE.
k11l-a 9s3S
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N. m. n.

n RR-Radxnyss Ready Relief for Headaches,
whether siek o- nervous khea maiisn Par
alysis Islnsbago, Gout, >euFalrsa, fcssth
ache SNAIL Pox. feverss ssoiisn Joints,
Kh.ney Complaints, searlet Fever Pains q
round the Liver, fieursy, heAsless fe-Ff
burn aud Pains % al kinas. Railways kea-
dy Relief viii, m 5 fee miantrs change tss
m series you suffer % Joys Of pt-asare
R. q ssadsay xiselsEaliEg Aes0fx ent lvf Ihs af
al chrnakc diSsazes-snrh aS >cfad d1Au<k ans
sxphlIzi- Consyssaints sConsulnlxlF and 9th
er afe<tions of she LaaIgs sad I1rusl, Inas
rss.oa and rnar arxesneDts Of pArts, kruPuss
xnd olAer diseases Of the skins So-isss II
snors ElceFs, dyspepsia and All ether ais
eas>ses zrislng frons a tnapers ss@ts - sas
Hzo&.
R-FaaxAyss Regulsssrs wtsi enre- e1setFssis
ane stsrestiiy, CsssGiyrness, fhdageslipsss ih
a.uar.assan Il tbs Bowels, Dss.eFsaAt i@tei
fsps.rf.lsssl iss1azes ct the Heart s..a hh-
e@xs Fernais 9usuIlAzuls Slaail i'uxs feFsfs
nsa=8ss &C. WheBesss the system . 81
"a order aase q Rsa1ay : Hegutatss all
r<ssarx II % reEa4zray 40 fsAA.ls sl-Dai1
be ~tthoszt thesa-
n - n pemsa.rs are sssahy Druzsszts every yshsrs
Easla-fFds~ : -
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new-Dork.

From vISCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
81 New-York.
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llasbpillf Patriot,

~ TERMS:
Tri-Weekly per annurn, n,.........--....... 20
Weekly per annum, m,...................... W
One Weekly for two years, or two Weeklies
for one year in advance, ...-........ oo
When the Daily, Tri-Weekly, or Weekly Il 70 oe
discontinued (pad in advance at the time subscrpeu
orr the subscriber must order otherwise it will be
ontinued a. option, until paid for and stopped
not paid IL must be paid at the time OF discontnu-
nee OF at option If the party is good it VIII De
ent until paid -
Remittances by mail, in "registersd" letters at our
risk.
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G0ke.
- z.<xs cox 1 - Eas1 zn1 Ger szle ~
Hill s~eaS D. D p1oxku
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Rates Charged for Second-Glass Tickets.

Emigrants will be taken upon Deck at reduced
prices and from three 10 ten dollars cheaper than by
any other route.
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ChiIdren,. diseases.

Radrav's kes.onaina Resoiranf should be hailed as
blessing b. every mother, throughout TIE tahd oaH
infants are afflicted with Sores huinofs, &C ihess
break8ngs (thus eariy1 are cxldehce oI o4ss.@e
transmitted frcm the parent stuck Atss aser g s
sneuaeszg Rssolrai ill cradieaseyefy vesise 81 hf
disease and Insure the child sound Ana he-asy pous
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Louisville and Cincinnati Packets
Reliance, Dunlieth, Ella, John Gualt and
TeMDfSt,

Leave Nashville every Thursday and Tuesday at IL
O'Clock NJ. Time from Nashville to Louisville Sixty
Hours and tC Cincinnati Four Days.
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SPRING OPENING.

xxvE rsIl ermnenee reesiving our SPRING STOCK
w Ia = dss OF f~e, (ef which dne netlos - -
<xtenssvslg IAan ever, friends ana AL ehe csy
- sa.l n su bear n mini that 90 an exclusive
ss.h Ba,.urss zna xs Niii zs gecls a very stnAA
- IgHiN, MocI.kl1-AND CO.
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ntseur. entity rsEo ted that sell nc Goods only
n AactiOn fact tso-tiairds Of sales are
private the iu any other boiesaie House IA
lie city with t1ts exerpgion sell FOR short pFohts
COS cash and shoFs Pronlt Fal'er.
fshgf EasS TRABUE LUCUs-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-19

On. Hosrrrrx.s sroxacH Brrrr.s inc-essss
In popularity with all who test its ousiities
ss tonic or remedy for Dyspepsia, and the ar
fections arising from . disordered stomach. Ii 70
prepared With great and as its com nj parts
are entirely vegetable 1t Is free from the obi econs
90 often urged AGAINST preparations of the kind The
BItteIs may be used with confidence and bene hoial
effects BY al suffering from Complaints Off Stom-
arh. AZ medical agent il h.s no equal, vhIle its
Eeaers favorite II is free from ali propertes CAL
cuated to impair the system and its perstion is at
used the Bitters attest its virtues and commend il
to use.
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally. sv
HosTETTER SMITH,
Manufacturers ond ProprIetors,
"a ~ cost No. So Water and 90 Front streets.
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence of TIE Sta,

oEoRsErowS, Jan 10 Issa
Quite spirited Democratic meeting va. ria
at Forrest Hall on Monday mig bit for the nn,no..
OF making the necessary arrangementsfor carr
Ing on the ensuing municipal election camp,,vn
Esau Pickrell, Esq, was called to the chair. ana
stephen Brown, Esq, appointed secretary. Af,er
the chairman had stated the object Of the meet
Ing, + w. Jones, Esq in answer to calls from
tne audience, addressed them at some length In
asPeech replete with wit, sarcasm, and laugh
eole anecdotes. At the close Of Mr. Jones,s ad
dress, the meeting appointed committee of
tnfee Tor each Of the four precincts OF the town,
ana empowered them to select a suitable candI.
date for Mayor, and eleven men to form the ticket
LOT the Board Of Common Council We NAV
therefore consider the ball in motion; and so soon
as tne Opposition pet matters properly arranged,
their standard bearer selected, and ticket for
Council determined upon, we shall have, for a
month at least, fuss and fury in abundance
Inc POTOMAC Light Infantry, Capt Hollings-
worth, was out on parade, In full uniform. yes
tefday afternoon. After marching through sew
eral OF our streets they proceeded to their drill
ing ground the vacant space corner of w ashing-
ton ana west streets, where they were drilled
az considerable length bv the captain and Lieut.
Mckenny They presented quite a handsome
appearance, indeed, and drew together quite a
large number Of persons At the conclusion of
the drill, they returned to their armory and were
dismissed.
Libbey & Son are now engaged in construct
ing, along the water line Of their extensive lum-
Der yards, new and substantial wharves-com-
posed mostly Of stone. When the work is com
pleted they will have some several hundred feet
OF the best and most durable wharf property in
our city.
The whereases and resolutions, which were
advertis In the Star of SATURDAY. last, purport.
ing to emanate from an informal meeting OF the
Americans Of the Second w ard, have raised quite
tempest in a tea pot among US Mr. Addison
Is said TO intend entering suit immediately for
SANDER, unless the author name is given up and
all his opponents, that we have convprsed with
declare their ignorance of the matter and ap-
pear anxious to ascertain who was their author
Our advice to all is to keep cool, and light it out
In good humor.
There is but very little doing in either the
-Four or grain MARKET and, comparatively speak
Ing, none OF either Gaming in. Flour is held at
50 IS for good superfne brands, and extras are
higher as In quality. Wheat would command
from II 2SaSl 35 for good red and white Corn
Is In demand, and would readily command 75a
sue; for any quantity of good, either white or
yellow, for milling and other purposes. A sale
was made yesterday Of 900 bushels, white and
yellow, to be delivered in the Spring at 75c 8
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

u Tss STAR PUBLISHES ZEE LISTS OF
LETTERS REMAINING ~ TEE WAsHIssros CIrY
Posr OFFICE UNDER TEE PROVISIONS OF YHn
Law pREoTIgs fHKx TO BE PRINTED II fHI
EEwsPAPER HAVING TEE LARGEST cIRcULA-
fIoS wIrRIS rae DELIVERY OF TEE sYPIcE.
Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE THAN
DOUBLE rsAr OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
II TEE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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fiuanCtaI-

NEw YORK, Jan l9-Stocks are dull ana heavy.
Chicago and Rock island 5Sx; Illinois Central
bonds 80 Lacrosse and Mi. II; Michigan South
efh 2oSi New York Central "a 4; Pa. Coal Co. -;
Reading 5IEi Virginia 6's y6k; Missouri o's
son.
Sterling exchange is unchanged
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fo,k DAYS LATER FROM ru.o,,
Arrival Of the CITY N u..s,-I'


WV nosK, Jan. 10 The ste.m,hin Co..
49, "a gton, from Liverpool on ths s,f 10y OF
importan, Us rs morning. Her sdvices ar az Al
we New Years levee N.noi. -
70 the Austrian Minists, = S,poleon remarked
lus. on, relations with Won, seI. = negret
r. oa as they were; but r,ons., NJ. a,e not
have not chsnsed INV personal feelings for him
ne emphatic tone in which The
zero these words, and his gesture :, Perot ut
S,nion.,,o leu the attention Of the sssemeisd
The Bourse was closed until In. A h,,, %. a..
IeoPenlng quite panic prevailed and dsrI,as
IN the lunas 81 fdily one per cent followed on
tue t'h tue bourse continued depres.ed 80
again closed rather tower. The TonSe me Sse
onange sEmPaiLized with Psrs-tbe decIIp. M
o oi une being nearly \ per cent The m,rks,
me- uat at Vienna, also, and panic prevailed
troops 20 Belgrade ~ seHe
Ne~s very unsettled, particularly Lombsrdv
st.ns h.Un all parts is pregnant with alarm,
almost tatamona, 'afen Ia Lombsrdy which are
Spanish Ministry have dacf.,.S ,s.,s,.,.
sulting bynotbsst. and protests against the in
EFsidents message. OIo,aas IuPllea IN tos
aon0h into the COrtesl supoor,Sns
s,eIiaI declaration, and a was n1.a - I'LL
Spain has obtained from Me,,oo ,,n
ton Tor the Tampico affair ~ >eusise-
mere were ruInors Of the discovery Of , ,...-
tuaoac CoHSptfdcy al Crdcow. and nnn,.ro,,. =
rests had been made "eious az
All was quiet in SeryIa
ne BOMBAY mail OF Dec 9th had re,eh.a
En2iand, but the news va. uni,n,N.,.ss eueu
large army Of rebels had been defes,ed INV tn
commander in-chief Tue amnesty was sIsvIv
DrnSa inning the rebel ranks, thus giving
COMMERCIAL
The slles OF cotton at Liverpool N, Mon1..
ana tuesday footed up II 90 bales, includIns
uo each to spectators and exporters- cIo,ins
dull but steady. Some authorities say ouotstiors
were barely maintained, with decline in some
Instances Of Lied. o
The Manchester market closed active, with an
advancing tendency. a''
Flour closed dull; but whest and corn had
Luy advanced Provisions dull. Lard arm
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New York Markets.

NKw York, Jan. l9.-Flour Is drm; STATE
n .SlasSi Ohio IS SOsS6; Southern as mass 50
sl34.
Corn Is buoyanti mixed sSsse Nc, yellow 76ss7c
Pork buo, ant; new mess sI7 75aeI7 g.. Lard
buoyant at ll&allI.
Whisky Is steady al 2skc
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The OYsrland Mail

California dates TO the 24th ult has .Trtvso -,
It's advices are generally unimportant Frszer
river had frozen below Fort langley, and IL vas
i aIeo tnst great suhering would ensue In conse-
The whaling ship R.jsh, OF New Bedford. wa,
wrecked In the Oehotsk Sea on the 18th October
Thirteen persons were lost, and among them
Capt. Stewart.
AT san Francisco business was al most al a stand
still. " ~
The Mexican Boundary Commissioners had
recovered their missing trunk
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AUCclOa 6ALEn

Bv j. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers,
EFFECTS OF AN ARriST'S STUDIO.-Or
~ FRIDAY MORNING., January 2Ist, at Il
O'Clock, In the third story OF the Odenp Bun d.
Ing, corner OF Pc Asyivan a avenue and -, street
we snail sell, the It's thereof, comprising
Chairs, Sc bes, Glass Case,
Easels, lot of Gilt Frames, LouIre
Lot of Studies. Chemicals,
Unfinished Portraits, &c.
Terms cash.
I'D J. C. MCGUIRE & Co. Aucts.
By G. X. l.. CROWN CO., AuctIoneers.
STEUBEN HOUSE AT AUCTION-On FRI
- DAY MORNING, the ri st Instant at 10 o'cI'k
we snail SELL without reserve. the Goods an GooC
WIN OF the cels Tated house known as the Steubel
rouse situated on Pennsy wanna avenue, between
"a nd "a streets, No. So. The bar-roOm is one @
the largest IN the District and cellar of the fires
German and French Wines and other Liquors an,
IN the rear handsome concert room. furnisheI n
the best style. The house is furnished in the bes
anner; Will be sold altOg ether or separate,
zTerms easy, and made known at safe.
G. X. L.. GROWN, No. S57 Pa avenue
r. :. r or private sale till the 2lst. For rticu
lars inquire OF the Auctiuneers. jaIs- 2t.
BY J. e. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionssrs.
GREAT SALE OF LONDON DOCK BRAN
~ DT, HUNGARIAN WINES, AND CIsARs.-OI
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, January 18th, a.
out reserve, to cover advances
% dozen very superior London Dock Brandy, I'M
~ ported dlreot bv gentleman of this city,
100 oases hne hungarian w ines, comprising Tokay
a., Nisanta. Moness, Empire, and other brands,
2n gallons COgnac Brandy,
100 90 .ow priced Cigars.
Terms: $50 and under. cash over that sum,
credit oil 90 ana 80 days. for Satisfactorily
notes, bearing interest.
jas J. c. McGUIR 4 CO.. Aucts.
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cHINERY, IRON, STEEL, FURNITuRE &c nv opnyp
OF CAPT. Nj e. MRIGs. ENGINEER OF rHE " sE
IIS MT AQUkDucT;Ion THURSDAY MORN
Goyernme Mt Warehouses, on Water street near The
Z ism w nari, Georgetovn, the fools MaohI nery ,
usea oy me government on the WashiuF ton
Portable steam kngIn 9 BoiIers in 6rstra n,
DER, Is horse power,
stone cutting Machine, capable o doing the work
of-men COST Sl0, 900,
COM lete set IF Ri lex ms king Mschinarx nth
8, al the PullIes, ShaftinEs, 30,
Brick mouid ding Msonine,
blacksmith foTtab g FORCES, Bsllovs
Anvlls, Blocks, Hammers, x g. an conn ala
Brick, Dirt, and Stone Wheelbarrows
MachII and HaLdbirrow, Grindstonas
spTing Trucks, Picks, Shovels, and Mattox
StrsiEg and Concrete Hammers and edges
Sai q screens, Mortar Holds, foxes Brick Saddles
carpenters BeEcnes, Vices, Tools
PHI iil' y Iexsls, pouOie and Single Books, Rope
India Rubber Hose, Shafting and Puliies
New New IRON Fence, Cast steel, Iron Bolts
Old Cast, Wrought aud Scrap Iron
wagons, Ploughs, Dirt Scoops
DfiHs, Crowbars, TampIng Irons
shaniy from Bridge No. s, which rs a large buiId
ing sIs;r uaxeh q WI vita care, doors, windows,
Atse cement House, and or other Shanties,
~ Hkeh GOWN with care, and complete.
looking, en- plate, and Ofioe Stoves
Tables, Benches, Bedsteads
Grockery and Tin Ware; Knives and Forks
Blanke Comforts, Bed Ticks
ION Pots, Cooking Utensils
Buckets, Cloaks, Lanterns Iamns
vi, Paint, Washing Soda
Ghests Tea, Pepper, and other Groceries
Chairs &c, &c, fN'
Comprising in all, the largest Sale of the Kind tbst
WORTHY the attention OF Builders. Maohinists Far
msrs CONT actors, and others,
1erins-C ash 10 specie.
BY order of Capt Nj. c. Meiss
J8 BARNARD A. MICKEY Au,,,,s
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Laudable Humanity.

PHILADELPAIA, Jan. 10 Funds are being col =.
lected TO enable Bob Butt, the Sexton Of Norfoik,
who accompanied the yellow fever Victims TO
purchase his own, and the freedom OF his family
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Baltimere Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 10 Flour is hrm; Howard
street IS SIX; City Mills Sass IS.
Wheat Is steady; white Sl.4OasI 60 Corn 10
higher white 7sa79c., yellow sOas2c
Provisions are firm
Whisky IL quiet al Is K a29c
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kausaa.

ST. Louis, Jan. I9.-Kansas CITY Journal NJ
Commerce Of the 18th Jan, says that udye Wi.
liams, Of Fort Scott, has arrived en- rOuts 70 CON
Ter with Gov. Medary concerning the troubles I'm
southern Kansas. He represents the neiRhboT-
hood OF Fort Scott under a reign OF terror. Bu-
siness superintendent and children being
removed TO places Of safety. and the citizens un-
der arms and on guard day and night
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By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

TWO HANDSOME BRICK HOUSES AND
\ LoTs AT AUcTIoN.-0n THURSDAY, the
Ivth instant, 1 shall sell in front of the emses al
ec9ek p m, part of Lot NO. =, and the whole of
menclng at the distance Ofl4 feet from the south
west corner OF Lot No. =, running thence north 70
leeI on yin street, thence east 81 feet inches TO
iO-ieet alley thence south along SAID alley IS feet
thence west - ieet inches 10 the place of begin
new two story Brick Houses, eaoh confaipinx fouI
good SIZE rooms. built IN the best msnner, with q
The attention OF persons wishing TO mska good
lnvestment Is called to the above SALE as the prop
erty IL Just finished and must be 8 Did r
Terms: One-'hIrd cash; balance in 6 - and 10
mohths the deferred payment to be secured by a
deed OF trust on the premises.
jal4 A. GREEN .pc,
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WE HAVE received (too late for days paper)
communication In reply to "a Member of the
Bar" Il will appear tomorrow
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The CRIMINAL Court has adjourned TO Thurs
day next, at 10 O'Clock m.
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DJ !" Il III q bhhNAHD, AnctlODaers,
VNRUSrEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
AT PUBLIC SALE.-On THURSDAY AFTER
MUM, 2nh instant. al O'Clock, IN front of the
premises, We will Sc II, part OF Lot No. ~ an Sau.e
number cd 90. fronting u feet 6 inches on Msssa-
chnsstts avenue, between r and q streets north
and running back about 65 feet, and Improved with
two story Frame Uw cling.
This sale OF eTs investment or the means of "a
curing dwelling for q moderate sum
Terms: One third cash the residue in 6 and II
moths, WIN interest, and secured by deed Of
trust on the property.
THOS. c. DOM, Trustee
A. A
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WATCH RETURNS The trial doc ket this morn
ing exhibited the name Of Chas. Bruce, arrested
for being drunk and disorderly. He was ordered
10 pay fine and costs Of So so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-19

The SOCIAL CLUB give their second grand co.
ullon party In Thorn's Building, Seventh street
tonight. See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-19

GAYE1y.-Large and delightful parties came
oil last night at the hospitable residences of Sec
rotary Cass and the Hon Horace F. Clark, at
tended by nearly all the fashiona BILE and notable
persons OF both sexes now In the Federal Ma
tropOlis. We hear that both were exceedingly
brilliant and delightful entertainments
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WEDDING CAKKs, very pretty and very cheap, at
the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and
streets. los Cream and Water Ices 81 cents per
Quart. jail In
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DIED.,

On the 18th instant. at 10 90 ock m. after few
days illness, CLARISSA DULANEY, the eldest
year of her age
Her remains will be taken to the church at two
o'ct OK, fiom the residence of her father G.. Dula-
ney. The friends Of the family respectfully In
vlted to attend.
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AUCTION sALn.
TO-DAY q T0-MORROW NOR NTNa

W, x1O1hNlNt.
By WALL d BARNARD, Auctiop..,,
CLOAkS. CAPES. TALMAS. RAGIANs
~ &C., AT AucTIor.-On THURSDAY MORN
ING goth instant, at 10 O'Clock. We Will sell on A.
count of Northern house. large stocf Of
Cloth, Velvet, and Silk Cloaks, Capes, Talmss.
styIo aa DC; These goods are perfect, Of late
Also. lot of Geniemen's Seamless Water proof
i.ls d.. WALL & BARNARD, Auo...
-pr5J A. GREEN, AuctIonesr.
ssn.EES SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE
L.cn s InENIoE FANCY Day Goops, RIBBONS
Ia =. @c;.On TIL RSDAY. s0th mt / shsil
The "a To- S OF deed Of trust duly recorded Al
A 20 panr s inning store of Georre a. CASSIDY
SIS, AZ 10 clock m, and oontisns f w sha IN
Sn.II al are sold large assorimsn, ~ oesy
oooos, hiooons, Trimmings, a. A' VI r. eLeS
Also, Arge assortment OF so perio, p.L..,
5oh11ses. hosiery, gloves of every dssatsoan,aoie
:. Terms: Al sums under $50 cash, over $50 o,.a
OIL ano ~ days for notes satisfactorily endorsed
-. RICHARD H. LAsKEY, rru.,..
NA A. GREEN. kact
By e. MCGUIRE Il CO., AuctioueeT,.
EOxERNMENT SALE OF SUPERIOR
- WORK hoRsEs MULES, OXEN, AND Cars
On anUhSDAf, January 20th, at II m, at the
sucIion rooms, corner OF 10th and ID streets, we
shall sell, BY order of Capt. NJ. C. Meirs-
superior Work Horses,
4excslent Mules,
yoke Oxen,
10 Carts.
Terms cash, In specie.
elsd ). q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auots.