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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-26

FEE THEATRE The play of Oar Female
American Cousin drew another large audience on
Saturday night. who seemed to enjoy the perform
ance amazingly. There are two Yankee charac-
t-rs Ia tits play. both of which are full of amuse
ment: thev are Cousin .'Parmelia,- by Miss DAILY
sud her attorney, ".1eter Netf, = by MIR RAYMOND:
both Of which are well performed. though Mr.
RfNmond might curtlil his iterations Of sJess so''
!" al V1ntage. Sir WIN. Applrby would do well
too 20 get himself up for his part not look
y2rHSsr than his SON The play is to be repeated
fs-nfyht, in connection with the Imaginable bur
frz, In and Out Of Place. in which Miss DAILY
tdkks six different characters
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Tue STEAMER c. e. ALGEK from PLiladel-
Thia. arrived at Pages wharf this morning with
Large amount Of freight for thirty or forty Of our
Lad \ mere hints
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S25O r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT d. jail. on Sunday
BBESSJAMIS AITaEY and JOHN II. MAGRU,'
The said AlrHEY was committed to Jail on the
10th day of June last, charged with the murder of
J.f. RIantz, at Laur'l Factory, Prince Georges
County, Maryland. lie Is about five fact ight or
dark brown hsir-had on common clothing and a
pair of substantial leg irons Up To the time of the
driving 8 team hauling cotton to refractory
We will give q reward of Two Hundred Dollars
Tor the apprehension of said Aithey-no matter
where akenprovided he is delivered at the Jail of
fSince George's county, Maryland.
SAID MAGRUDER was committed on the 18th
DAY OF July last, charged with theft Heisa yonth.
nDI9t Nineteen years OF age, has fair complexion,
!lEht halr and very blue eyes 10 abont i've feet SIX
ID C. 0' "'iHs III "eotseto"h'
we Will give reward of FIfty Dollars for his
apprehension, If delivered at the jan of Prince
Georges county, MARYLAND " " '"0o
By order of the Commissioners.
w; BADEN, President of the Board
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By A. GREEN. Anotinnaer

by a. U FIN, AuotlOnaer
TRuSTEE'S SALE OF GROCERIEs
NJ ~ WINES, Liquors, &C., AT AUcrIoN-On
o'clock a. m, az the store of j. p Levy, No 46I nh
street, corner of r, opposite the Patent Office an
nc, ->'fN0' W '"0e,
Tea SUGAR "a and Coffee, Starch Soap, Candles, and
spices, Brushes, Brooms, Wooden and Tin yars.
Baskets, Mackerel, Goldfish. and Hearings. '
&c. Soit'
Fine brand Liquors and Wines, Old whiskles and
Run, ~ A'Os oH~
H9llard Gin, Cordials, Old Mint Ju!ip Bitters, &C
y hne lot OF Tobacco, Spanish Cisarx SNUFF &C
with many other articles, which we deem uIIneces-
sary tD " @
Terms All sums under $50, cash; over sSD. q
credit of 30 and 81 days for notes sat Sfactoriy an
dorsed, bearing interest. VII
NJ. A. MITCHELL, Trustees
SO Zi-d A. GREEN Auct
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By }. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE
M6kNNr
Der 4th At 10 O'Clock, at the residence Of Charles
streets. we shall sell ali the Furniture Eiscts, Conn
>, ano FOrte, By VIM. knabe & Co.
Handsome gilt frame Pier Glass, Slab and b rae ket
Suite OF four blue and gold Damask Curtains, Cor
Suite Of walnut damask covered Parlor Furniture.
cpnsisting "ftwo Medallion Sofas and six Par
Crimson brocatelle covered Sofa and Arm Char. {
Faaoy chsis
Velvet, brussels, and Three-ply Carpets, Oilcloth,
Walnut i f Extension Gts A DniSg fable
Green and gold dsoofatsd French China Dinner
China, Glass and Crockery Ware.
Hand soma wa hut Jenny Lind Bedsteads,
Washstands, Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses,
Painted Chamber Set, Mattresses,
Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c, &C.
Terms; $50 and under cash; over that sum
notes bear ing interest
Sc IS cod J. c. MCGUIRE L Co, Aucts.
BY J. C. MCGUIRE CO. Auctioneo S.
pEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE
fR tf at S1P
eoek on the pIem ses we shall SELL to the hi. h.
No. % n s t. wt
north l. street. between 18th and 10th streets west
Frame House. ''
lmmedlatelv after, Lots g. &c, II, 70, part Of
subdivision ofSquars No. 3D. fronting respectively
% north street between l4th and 9Th SITS, on 18th
bstween .th and 18th sts, and on lith sire et
tween and q ttreets north. Lot No, 81 ON lith
Brick Dwelling house.
Also, at the same time and placs, Lot No. IA. in
9th and 7th sts. cast
Titles unq uestiOnable
Terms: One fourth cash the residue i'm 6, u and
Is months, with interest," secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
III Purchasers must be prepared to settle within
tn ee days after the SALE as the owner must leave
the city at the expiration of that time.
seH-eoAds J. c. Mcguire IL CO., Auct'rs.
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NOTICE
LiCENSES.-All persons whose Licenses, from
the Corporation of Georgetown, expire on the Sth
INST. are hereby notified promptly to renew tho
same as the law will he strictly enforced against
all delinqurHts.
So 26-eotO WIN LAIRD CIarE
A RRlNED-A l packet schooner S,lvanus AL
a len, Captain Sears, has arrived and is -
discharslng her freight. Cons gnees will aLFES
please attend to receiving their goods
HARTLEY Il BRO,
sel4 Water street, Georgetown.
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By A. GREEN. AuctIoneer


HANDSOME 7 ESTORY FRAME
IL HOUSE AN Lor ON VIRGINIA AVENUE, Big
TWEEN srH AND 10TH STREETS WEST. AT AUCTION
in WEDNESDAY, the z3th instant, 1 slal sell ,
IN front of the premises at O'Clock p. m Lot G,
No q a froTt,n5 On IL nortb So &c v;, "a no.
nus, between 9Th and 10th streets west, rurnIng
back To 2, foot alley, with the Improvements.
with two story back building, containing y or IS
conveniently arranged rooms and passages, &c.
Terms: One fourth cash la ance n 6, 70 10 and
p months, for notes bearing interest from day of
sale.
dLsputable.
Any person wishing 10 purchase q handsn ne res
Idence in fine locality VIII do well 10 attend the
sale Use 2-dD A. GREEN, Auct.
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zAUCTION sALR
THIS TERNO0Nt TO.MORROW
~ BY A. GREEN, Auctlonesr.

2 by A. GkEEN, AuctIoneer. 81
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTIN THE FrRsr
y WARD AT AUcTIoN.-0n FRIDAY, the 18th in
stanf, shall sol, IN front Of the premises, at 5
VIZ: '
Lot No a, m Square No. q. fronting ON north n,
5y.S square feet.
ho. 70 IN Square No. 81, situated at the corner
ssr npn ~ n and 24th streets, containing 4,ll2
Aot .Nn. = II Square No. ST. fronting ON north l..
ofSs,b o.. ~ ano 9th str cts, next to the corner
Lots W. ueet, containing 5.9<l souare feet
cosne. ana O. In Square No So situatad at the
SsUinea " north l. and oath streets M \ con
psaan o,op enu 10. 6 SSH square feet
Ssons NiSnlng To Purchase handsome huidins
t;Tsi requested to examine the hsa M
.h. oSatous @! ali the above Described nroner,S
'J viii nhu thls sale worthy thar atten,rn PeiS'
leIms LOT Lots Nos. and 6, IN Souare a. r,.d.
AnSwh on ay OF sale perhaps IL will he c.sb '""o
rv al the rest one uaT ter cash hsIsnca ~ 10
ahu ID monthsfor notes bearing Interest fros, Az
sale deed given and a deed of trust taken T,Ia IL
erty. Use lid A GPEuENN'e. prop
IrTHE ABOVE SALE IL PosTPoNRDIN
consequences of the rain until WEDNESDAY,. the
"a instant, same hour. WIG
seHd A. GREEN, Auct.
IL THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER
Posteonsd IN consequences of the rain until MON
DAY, the 10Th instant, same hour.
Sc "a A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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Gu Our GEoL1ETOwN FRIEND<-By refereIC Q
:. our advertising columns il will b. seen that
iHt2. the ihimihblr, oPeus tonight at Forrest
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By A. GREEN, Auctioueer.

U'EoSIhE - SALE OF VALUABLE IN
Il PkOFkD PROP zRTY AT AUCrION.-In virtue and
pursuance OF deed of trust executed to the under
signed as trustee by Thomas McNaney and wife
ana oeatns date the nth day of February, 1879 and
recorded IN Biber j. A. 8, No Its folIOs Nos az
yd "a , Soo and $a' one of the land records Of Wash,
nraaS -, in the Dstrict Of Columbia, shall
front OF the prernlt at half past FIVE O'Clock o. m
wit: " ' "0"'ioheu "
All OF that certain lot, piece or parcel of ground
sitoated, lying, and being in the CITY of Washing-
Toll I'm In the District OF Columbia, known AID de-
scrped on the ground plan plats Of the said CITY
OF washington as lot No. ~. In square No Ss he
ginning Tor the said lot a. the aorheast corner of
sag quare and tnnning thence south with the line
OF sLstreet W ieet. thence west 81 feet thence
north 30 feet to the liae Of north street and
witt the ihs OF north street east IS feet 20 the
northeast corner of said square and place of begin
ming, with the improvements thereon e
Terms OF sale: One third cash balance in q %
ana ~ months, Tor notes bearing Interest scented
by deed nf trust on the premises
III tne purchaser or purchasers should fail to COM
Ply with the terms of sale within three DAYS from
the DAY OF sal the propeTts will be r4sod at the
Gst anu isk OF the former purchaser or purchasers
Dy hrs giving three days public notice of such sale
In the National Intelligencer " SUN" eoie
f. c. CARRINGTON, Trustee.
Sc lU-eoSus A GREEN Auct
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Sc I7-dts

Nv J. g. Mcfii IEF. " CO.. Auction ers
EACEl.LENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
- KEEPING EFFECTs, CARRIAGE, HopsEs Avn
h HARNESS. &c.-On TUESDAY MORNING. Sen
inner ZIth, AZ 10 o'clock, AZ the residence of VIM
T. Johnson, Esq, on f Street between 18th a d isth
streets we shall sell all his Furniture and House
ho!d RI cts, together with = portion of the urni
tnre of the late John Quincy Adams, compfisi1rm
Two mahogany case Piano FOrtes.
suite oil walnut damask covered Parlor Furniture
Six PaTlor Chairs. WIN
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables
Upthlc Reception Chairs rush seat Chairs
chinese }uartette Tables and Washstands
Am ana Easy chairs, Lounges, Music Stands
WalLul w natGOt, bookcases, Writing Desks
Solid mahogany Centre, Card and SIDE Tahias'
Mahogany Dining Tsbl s, Dining Chairs
aIdFDle-top mahogany Switchboard,
Mantei Ulasses, French gilt Mantel Clocks
1anuelDfSs, Chinese Vases and ornaments
NeIHet, Brussels, and other Carpets, Oilcloth
French China Dinner and Dessert Ware,
CastorS, 4 able Cutlery, Glassware
Damask ana Lace Curtains, Gilt CornIce Sc
Mahogany and walnut Wardrobes, Wristbands
pr sslng aud PLAIN Bureaus. Tables,
bookcases Writing Desk, Book shelves
mar and Husk Mattresses. Feather Beds
HoIS teTs and Pillows, Blankets and Comforts
Menogamy CHAIR on wheels, for inva ids, Reclin-
ing Chair, "
Rosewood Hat Tree. Hall Chairs.
Looking Glasses. ToIlet Sets, WlndOv Sha.les
Refrigerator, Stoves, Tin Safes 7'a''es'
iosether with general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms: So ard under cash; over that spm \ Grad
Oh Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed
be ring lItArt St ~
,At2 re oek. Ia front Of the premises
gar 81 sly lIsh bob tail Bay Horses
Set OF Double Coach Harness.
Sc Il j. &. MCGUIRE & co Aucts
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Mr.. %. Il. BE,IJK. an active. enterorising
yCUng man. las opened i new grocery. a will be
s-rn- corner Eleventh and street, Give him a
C.l
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The LATE FREsHET.-Vlsiting the Virginia
side of the Potomac river, we find that the heavy
rains of last week have done more damage than
was supposed at the time. The entire road for a
considerable distance beyond the Long Bridge
WIS submerged to the depth of two feet in water
The railroad track To- Alexandria was resorted to
but even this was damaged in several places. MANY
pedestrians We're compelled to navi gate their way
across upon the fences either side of the road
Thos Hughes. in all probability will lose thou
sand dollars worth of stock of different kinds, and
tie Columbia Springs, under Peter Hemric house,
lgcntfor Thomas Fahey. will meet with a severe
lOSs but in no way to interfere with the pleasure
parties no may there repair for rural enjOyments
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In vIrtIe of a writ of
w herl iaclas issued on jude ment Of condemna-
81 the District of Columbia for the county Of
washington and ID me directed, 4 will expose
OF w Washington: inisaid District, on TUESDAY, the
Nth Jay OF Septsm1er next, 1884, at 10 O'Clock a. m
one Gold Watch seized and levied upon as the
goods and chattals of John p. Hilton. garnIshee Of
Thomas T. Williams, and will he sold to salts Ju-
dI'lals No: al, TO October term 1885, in favor of
w. SELDEN, Marshal
for me tric n a., ~,
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By j. &. MCGUIRE &c co. Auctioneers
STEAM- ENGINE, MACHINERY. SHEDS,
~ AND TOoI.s OF Brick YARD AT PUEBLO AUC,
TIoN.-On TUESDAY MORNING, September
2th, at IL O'Clock, at the Steam Brick ManufactOry
on the Canal opposite GeOr getown. near the Canal
bridge Leading tn Arlington, shall sell entire the
steam Engine, Machinery, PulyeriZer. Sheds FIX
lures. BarrOws, and Tools &c. together with the
Iatent ht for the District for the making of
brick. The double machine and rnsin, of these
works are capable OF making 81 ypN bricks daily and
the sale Will afford a rare opportunity Tor most
advantageous investment to any one disposed to
Terms; d c., which will he liberal, made known
at the sale.
sel4 d J. C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
iTTHE ABOVE SALE Is UNAV0IDAB BLY,
postponed, on account of the weather, uIti
Thu RSDAG MORNING, Sept. 22d, same hour
and place.
seal-d JAS. C. MCGUIRE Il CO, Auct'rs.
H. THE ABOVE SALE Is AGAIN POST
pOned In consequence Of the inclcmancv of the
weather. until WEDNESDAY MORNING, Sept.
18th, same hour and plaza.
sc sd JAS c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auct'rs.
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TOOTH, HAIR AND NAIL BRUSHES, of
a every variety. Fine SOAPS. both Toilet and
shaving: Burnetts KALLlSTON, COCAINE,
AMI TOOTH WASH, &c. With supply of pure
MEDICINES, just received at MOORE'S
West End Drug Store.
eH-w 113 Pa avenue. south side.
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WATcH RETURNs.-The docket Sunday morn
ing exhibited the following trial cases: John
Brown alias Geo. Humphreys, col, stealing; Jail
for hearing Robert Squibs. drunk: fine and
costs. - Is VIM. Terrill, cold profanity; do.
- Is. Geo. Summers. ThOs. Sbaughnessy. VIM.
further hearing.
TAiS MJrHiHS.-John Runnels. fugitive from
the wOFkhOuse; sent back John VALE, assault
and battery drunk and diSordcrly, and carving
pistol; Jail for court. David Rollins, cOlOred.
drunk aud disOrderly; workhouse 10 DAYS. Eliza
beth Penny do do. w. McNear and ]. Carr,
do Tine and costs - Is each.
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By r. DOWIING.C.

By T. DOwLING; Geor,etovn--
AkEGA n6aat4 sTlLDtNe Mh691TSs4JArcToN
shall sell IN front Of the Prem that rsiaabie and
q the corner OF First and Frederick streets. IS feel
Also, part Lot o5 fronting s. fee, on 81 street, h,
50 f'st In dsp.h, with fine spring of water. y
ausi t. BOWLING, Auct'r. 3D.
THE sABoyE SALE Is PosTPoND UNTIL
wsss y Viii be positively sod Wi Sj'h9qt Ssser,s
" TIE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
postponed on account of the ram until THURS
EST 'n' S''n INST r f"i DDosS@ SHTIiNs Auo,'r
BY WALL 4 BARNARD. Auc,ioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE IS
Tek KAY. MON At a., AEcE oS.0n THURSDAY, AT
IN front Of the prem es Lot s. in square 7s rS Ss
ing "a feet inches on south X and III feet inches
OF Cana street, and will be sold as one, or sabdivid
Terms; One fourth cash /; balance in G. - and ls
ns9ntns' bearing interest. deed given and deed
e2I-a WALL 4 BARNARD, Auets
MAMk aSIi ssALEzIn virtue Of writ of fer
y of Washington and to me directed, / viii expose
a DC Pq Of sssd for s,sh i e Court
Of ssSiembe! oSef The iol fS day dc
seri6ed property, to witt defendants right, fite,
z,
8, aud OF Square No. 462; also, Lot No rs. in
square No 2ss. In the city of Washington ID. c..
thereon, ssized and LEVIED upon the property OF
WIN H., Robert and Jos. NJ Downing. and will be
sold W satlsiy gudcI6Is No. 81, to Octoh3r term,
25i, In iayor OF \. G stephens, surv. of John Null
nkln, W. w M. B., Rnbt., Joseph NJ , and Joseph
Downing, and Henry T. Greer.
- w. SELDEN,
au 2s-ts Marshal for District of CoIumbia.
UJ-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONEDIN
Consequence oil the weather., until SATURDAY
next the Path INST, same hour and p'sce
w. SELDEN,
seq Marshal for District of Columbia,
HI TIE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
Pc tPonC' until MONDAY. the 81 tiay of October
naxt, ZANE hour anu place. -.
WIN. SELDEN,
Sc "a I'd Marshal for DIstr.c Of Columbia,
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F'R FIFsr Class EsrABLIsHMExrs in all de.
yartinents 81 busnrSs. in the city see our Alpha
b'tic.I Busin-ss Directory, in another column
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DUBLIC SALE OF VAIlJAR r. THOR
Il OUGH-BRED STOCK.

PUBLIC SIZE 5ESh- 8k BA s4ock. E THOR
Will sell, without reserve, at NV farm sta.les,
adjoining Upper Ma thorough, on TUESDAY, the
4th day OF October next for cash. ptsnces on
the following valuable stock:
No. !; -Four year Old Bay Stallion, dam Lucy
sty and action, most winning
=, No 2 Black Gelding, two years old, by Franklin
No. s. Black Gelding, two years old by Saratoga
No. Bay Gelding, two years old, by saratoga.
N0t5 Bsy E EiIy' two years 90, by Saratoga
No. Black lily, one year old, by Saratoga.
No. 9. Sorrel Stud Colt, one year DID, by Priam.
No. g. Iron Gray Stud Colt, one year old, by Sar
No. 10. Bay Stud Colt one year old, by Saratoga
No. II. Black Stud Colt one year old by Saratoga
No. IS. Bay FilIy, four months old, dam Lucy
No. H. Bay Stud Cot, FIVE months old, by Sara
no. Is Bay Sind. four months old, by Saratoga.
No. Is. Bay FLY, five months Old BY Saratoga.
No. IL. Bay Stud, four months old, by Saratoga.
10. 3D. Bay Ehly, two months old; by Saratoga.
The dams and sires Of this stock will be xhibited
on the day of sale, that purchasers. particularly
estimate Of the advantag that are now offered by
enabling them to judge for themselves. 1t il conf.
denty asserted on examination, that these animals
will command the admiration of Judge no viewer
competent and practsPd.
At the same time and place, will SELL
8 Durham Bull Calves from four to light months
three year old Durham Helfers, in calfby an Inn
Durham Heifers. one four months and the other
These animals are from Durhams of the most ap-
proved importations. The records of the Mary land
Agricultural Society for the last SIX years viii a.
standard ofperlAciOn to which thew can be brOng ht
as my herd will bs on the ground Also,
5psirs ed, well matched Oxen from one to two
years old. purchased to order In Connect cut,
Sc IL dis a' ciS SIEaN 81 IL mn
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Tue u AYATHA CLyB intend To give a grand
boil at S'Otts Hall, corner Pennsylvania avenue
d Tween ieIh 81 on Thursday syraing next.
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Our ALEXANDRIA n~ighbors are to have the
luNurT II some entertaining theatricaIs, commeH-
eng Tonight.
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EQR SALE-A very deSirchle GARDEN
mated OH the Eastern Branch. 0ns mile and n baE
east from the AnacostIa Bridge. For particulars
inquire on the place.
Sc p 2w+ Ar wis CON
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CARELESS SHooTING.-We have been requested
10 call the attention Of the police to the careless
manner in which certain parties discharge fire
arms in the W ashingtOn Monument grounds and
along the city-Side OF the river shore Gases have
water have narrowly escaped being wounded. and
perhaps killed. by this promiscuOus shooting
On saturday evening last, little before dusk the
Club-bOa Cndine. with several ladies oh board
was passing into the canal from the river. when
careless fellow on the shore deliberately fred his
gun towards the rivsr-with the boat and those in
her in full sight-the bail passing within couple
OF feet Of one of the ladies' and striking the water
close by. This dangerous practice should be
abated
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ENOR RENT-A small HOUSE on 9Th At ct
I east, between east Capitol and A streets north
Kent - per month. Enquire at No. so east CaDi-
"a Qtr
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GEORGETOWN ADVERrIsEM'Ts.

0"GEORGETOWN TAXES FOR I.59-
lS. Notice IL hereby gwen that the Collector is
required by law To- advertise property and enforce
the payment of all taxes unpaid on the first Monday
Sc Lin Cd. WEIGH Collector.
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IL LADIES,
DON'T Forget those elegant NEEDLES and
SCISSORS, IN cases, male by Rodgers. for ga Q at
joy Pa avenue, opposite Browns. Having im
ported them. We can sell them very low. We have
also Rodgers Needles by the paper.
se2I GRIEF{rH l. SHELL ne
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k'oR KEN 1.-TWO new BRICK HOUSES. four
Il rooms IN each, situated on ,treet NORTH
n-tween 4th and 5th SITS west Inquire of TH0S
HOLLIDG F., cOrn.r of z and 5th kts se 81 u.
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Paris Mitchell (negro) was arrested this morning
by officer Claggett on the charge of stealing two
coats one vest and three silver buttons from Levi
Chase. Justice Logan committed him for Court
esterday morning, between the hours of and
lO o'clock, man named Robert Neelands laid vio-
lent hands upon the person of Martin Gehar, near
Murray's Foundry, at the foot of Hughes street,
and robbed him of the sum of SIS. citizen named
James Nicholson, who happened to be in the vicin-
ity at the time pursued and arrested Neelands be-
fore he had gotten farther than Hughes Quay.
Here he searched the man, but found on his person
only S2O7 in small change, the rest of the money
stolen having been thrown into the water by the
prisoner during his flight. He was handed over to
an officer by Mr.. Nicholson and taken before JUS
tice Boyd, who committed him to await the action
of the Grand Jury.
Balty Smith was arrested this morning on the
charge of shooting pistol at Thomas Kelton with
intent to murder. Justice Logan heard the case
and committed him for Court. Smith was the same
party who assisted man named Deary in assault
ing and beating one Brummel with intent to KILL
on Howard near Lexington Streets on the 3Oth of
January last. For this offence Deary was tried,
convicted and sentenced to three years imprson-
ment In the penitentary; since which time bench
warrant had been issued against Smith, but his
whereabouts could not be discovered until he was
arrested this morning the above charge. To
settle this old account he was handed over to the
sheriff by the same Justice.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-08
BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee of Arbitration for February.
JAS. X. MILLS.
WILSON WI o P; BRYANT, B,F; NEWCOMER,
WIN, H. BRUNE. J LYLE CLARK
Hlonstarp ana Commercial 8tbitm.

BALTIMORE, February Z, 1859.
Northern Central Railway continues droop and there
was further decline in it to-day of 4 to of dollar
per share. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad however
decidedly rmer the sales showing improvement in II
of of dollar per share. In other stocks have
material change to note The sales of Railroad
clude 100 shares Northern Central s1sA buyer 60
days, slsS seller co days. s1s% regular way, and 400
shares Baltimore and Ohio at s574@57A regular way
and 57S@57H buyer 60 days. The former stock left
off at S1S4 bid, 1sH asked, and the latter s57 bid
S57a asked regular way There also sales
Northern Central Railway 1885 Co. and they co
sed at 6sA bd 69S asked regular way Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad 1885 bonds left Off at SC bd sex asked
There nothing done in City 6s, but they at
s7R bid for 1875, eS4 bid for 1865 and e9A for
1905 The only sale of Bank stock of shares
Marine at S304. Mining stocks still inquired for,
and note sales to-day of IS shares Santa Clara Mining
Company at s1s@1sH. Springfield Mining closed firm
at s21 bid, szS asked regular way.
The Fells Point Savings Institution has declared
dividend of three and half per the last six
months, payable 10th inst.