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AUCTION sALH,
THIS AFTERNOON 4 TU.MORR01
BY A. GREEN, Auctroneer-


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF 2-SToRY FRAME
housE hSp rr LoT cy WHICH IT Stamps AT
ls5e shall SELL in front Of the premises at o'cII
p m by virtue of deed Of trltt 20 the subscriber
reccrded IN Lieer A. s., No. las fclIos s., IS,
ana n, one OF the land records for Washington
county IN the District of Columbia, all that piece
2, parcel OF ground lying and being in the CITY Of
MashIngton District aforesaid, and known as
parts OF lots twenty SIX %, ard twenty seven
~ square numbered four hundred and ninety six,
w. beg iuhig f"r the nj distance Of I2t feet
Inch"s from the southeast corner of said square,
on s street, and running thence north eighteen feet
ana Two inches, tl8 feet inches thence west one
naInrea leet eol thence south eighteen feet two
IL leet inches thence east Ia the place Of
beginning, together with the improyement. wbich
are GOOD dwelling house. sc ,&c
IeTIrs One-thIrd cash balance IN G. T. and IL
months the purchaser to give potes for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from day of sale All
nveyanclng at the cost of the purchaser In The
terms OF sale are not complied with in days. the
trustee reserves the RICH to resell the property Al
the risk and cost of the first purcha SCI ~ ,er
hslng the same three times in the Star -
PATRICK BOWLING. Trustee
ma S-2w6ds A. GREEN. Auct.
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THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CAsE.-We were In error
yesterday, in stating that the warrant Oh which
Mary and Agnes Robinson, alleged fugitive slaves,
were arrested here few days ago, was issued by
the court Of Washington county, Md They We're
taken on a writ issued by Judge Merrick of this
District, on proof Of service and escape made be-
fore the court in Washington county, Md, under
the act OF 18th September, 1850. The Judg here
had no power under the law to try the question of
the alleged freedom of the parties
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
bY STEAM TO PBItADEHiAPHHR}ss, HLiNEE:

BY STEAM TO PHILADELPHIA Via CANAL
ThroKgh IN 81 hours, direct.
The Gamer JAMES JEROME will make
reguls, weekly trips between Phila-
delpF Aand the District EaSA-N
Ltaves Phiiadephla every Satur -eED5xxS<ss
da' at 1 O'Clock IN.
Leaves Georgetown every Tuesday at II O'Clock
m.
;. Goods received every day at both ends of the
line.
The " JerOme' is guaranteed to insure at the
lowest rates. WIN
For freight apply to HYDE 4 DAVIDSON
- Water street, Georgetown, ID, T.,
- Agent IN Philadeph ia-THOS. WEBSTER, Jr.,
No. IA North Wharves, ma 10 III
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A MARRIAGE took place yesterday afternoon in
Wesley Chapel corner Of Fifth and sts Long
before the hour designated for the important event
every seat was filed, and many persons had to
stand for want Of such accommodations. The
happy pair were the Rev. II. Banks Metals, a
minister Of the Baltimore NJ T.. Conference, and
Miss Lou. f. Gobright, the only child of MIR. l..
A. GObri2ht, Of this city. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. DIR. Morgan. This was un-
usually solemn and impressive; but it was no
sooner over, than many male as well as female
friends rushed anxiously forward to offer their
congratulations and the envious kiss to share -
The new-nade ''man and wife" left Washington
In the o. train OF cars, for Baltimore. From what
we heard among the assembly, we know that
welfare.
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To Old Polnt and NOrfOIk IS, including meals !:
Tor the ronnd TRIP 80, tn return same trip; Children
and Servants half price.
I , Berths free StateroOms extra
Passengers will he taken up and landed at all the
Ian fings on the Potomac.
For tickets and further information apply at the
once of tbs Great Southern and Southwestern
Ticket Office, No. 372 Pa avenue. three doors east
oil Browns Hotel, or tO the Captain on board the
boat, foot of Sixth street.
GEO. X. MATTINGI.Y
je = Ticket Agent POTOMAC Steamboat Cnn'Y
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TIE SEVENTH WARD.-This police district
being without magistrate, the business is trans
acted mostly by Justice Dom, who, Yesterday,
disposed of the following cases-arrests by Officer
Chipley: Josephine Mills, using profane and in
decent language in the street. fine and costs So "a
Virginia Burch, selling liquor without a license
ruled for trial Saturday next Susan Mathews
profanity, fine and costs, 80 -. Ellen Hook do ;
do, do. Margaret Green col, ARRESTED by Officer
Gill, profanity and dsorderly conduct; do =, ~ 81
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BY BARNARD a BUCKEy. Geo,ca,own
By A, GREEN. Auc,,oneer

DUBLfC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
- ioTs on TUE ISLAND, On ON STREET WEsT-
BY virtue oil tte last will and testament Of Hanson
Barnes, deceased. and order of the Orphans
Court, the subscriber will sell, on TUESDAY. the
18th instant at o'clock p. M, the premises Lots
No. Is and 70, IN w lillian b. Todd and William VI.
OunnelFs subdivision of Square No. 465. fro, ting
each q feet inches on 9th street west between
south ID and streets, by l2o feet deep. The above
in value.
Terlns: One third cash; the balance in and u
months, secured 10y the purchasers notes. bearing
interest from the day of SALE with deed of trust
the property; and If not complied with in day
after the sale, the property will be resold upon one
weeks notice, at the risk and ex pense of the pur
chaser. Title made perfect.
ALEXANDER LEE, Adminis'r G. T. A.
Je<S A. GREEN, Auct
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MINIS DnKss SuIrs,

MINIS DaKss SuIrs,
-YourHs' DRESS sufrs, "s $3.50 "'''
Cur, 49, Ye.iAs' Bssi.es, Sssss. :
CAtldres's School Ssits.
NOAH WAikEH q Co, Marble Hail CloihIns
store, Browns Hotel Building, would res pectfuIly
snnounoe that their annual display of Sprins and
summer Clothing 10 now ready for inspection. II
s comprised OF an assortment of GentIemeu's and
Youths Clothing of tho newe 4 and richest designs
In Inaferiai, trimming, and vorkuahship.
iashionable articles Of dress, Opportunity is new
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
a. Ready Made Clothing in tins city, at very re
aueed Prices. ap 9-ly
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w EnnING CANES, very pretty and very cheap. lee
nfeam and w alter lees at l-Si per alion. at the
fhilshelpha Confectionery, corner 18th AMI Z SITS.
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BODY FOuND.-The Alexandria Gazette after
copying our article of yesterday, in regard to the
missing DIR. Hiram IL. Goodrich, says:
"The body Of a man was found in the Alexan-
drh canal, in Alexandria county, somewhere about
the 9th or 18th Of May. The body was we'll
dressed, and there was a heavy stone tied by rope
To the neck. Ii had been In the water, apparently,
for some time. The Coroner held an inquest upon
IL, and the jury rendered verdict of death by
drowning The finding Of the body, &c, was
noticed in the Gazette on the LIST of this month";
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Two HIRE-A BOY Il years old; a good house
i servant, and can do general homework. Apply
at Miss GWYNN'S Boarding house, corner OF lst
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THELATEST NEWS,
By Telegraph 10 the Evening Star.
Accident-Heayr HAN S,.-

ALBANY, June 2.-Last evening Henry n. Van
Dyek, Jr., aged 81 years, only son OF Hon Henry
H Van Dyck, Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
eon, was thrown from a wagon while on his war
nome from visit TO the country, and probably IA
ally injured. His skull was fractured, and he
accident .oe WV
81, sIday afternoon, in the neighborhood Of
thls city: violent fall Of hail took place. The
SIfm e., eSienosd over the spsce Of about one mile
stones were as large as marbles and coage-isd
into large cakes Of ice almost as soon as they flI
Windows were broken and flowers, &C. cut Co
pieces ' -
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GROVER & BAKERS
VI -. CELEBRATED FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.
il is no longer questioned that these Machines are
the best in the market for family sewing Spoos as
purchased from the stores are used upon them
strength and beauty; They are simple in construc-
tion, easily managed, not liable to get out of order
and noiseless in their operation.
full assortment constantly on hand, and for sale
at factory prices BY R. c. STEVENS,
1886 Pa. ay., Washington.
III Also, q full supply of NEEDLES, COT
TON, and everything pertaining to these Sewing
III good Operator in attendance TO show the
Machines and give full instructions in their use.
ap p Sun
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Later from California via T,h.v,,,.,,

NV ORLEANS, June 22.-The steamer w "a
Webb, from Minatitlan. has arrived with IN. pa,
sengers and mails from San Francisco Of the 6th
The Golden Age connected az ventoza, having
ieft san Francisco with 600 passengers and
- ,643 600 in treasure
Mexico generally remained quiet, butthere were
runofs that the church party bad taken Oxaca.
Charles Murray, the correspondent Of Harperx'
W eekly, had been drowned at Hualanteo
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nj AMBROTYPES.
NlR. SANDS Is now prepared to take the supe.
rior AMBRDTYPES. that cannot be surpassed by
any In the city, for the low prce of 50 cents to no
Always ON hand a fine selection of new STYLES of
Cascs: Pa. avenue, between 18th and 9Th SITS.
N. Il. Sign OF the Big is. an Il
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs,

lust ARRIVED ANDFOR SAIE-
1000 bushels prime OATS,
On beard the schooner George L. Apply 90
JNO. G. JOHNSON.
No. 81 Water street GEORGETOWN.
III , For sale IN small lots us
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N. c. STEPHEN,
Executor Of Hanson Penn.

CHANCERY SALE IN GEORGETOWN
- The undersigned Trustee, under a decree of the
Circu Court Of the District of Columba passed on
the 18th day of May last, In cause between Bene-
dict Jost, complainant, and GOdllep Rupert and
Margaret Rupert, and others, defendants. mo.
Lisa in equity Twill. on MONDAY, the nth day Of
July next ls at O'clock IN the afternoon, on the
der, the following real property in Georgetown o.
e, TO wit: Part of Lot No 49, In Thomas Beall of
Georges first addition to Georgetown, ID. c., begin
ming for the same at the end of loo feet from Bea
street, on the west line of said lot and running
south ~ feet, thence east 50 feet, thence north %
feet, thence west 50 feet to the beginning.
Also, part OF Lot No. ia, IN the same addition to
raid town, beginning for the same 100 feet from the
Intersection of Beal and Green ST eets on the west
side Of Green street and running south with the
west line OF Green street ~ feet thence west 50
thence north 20 feet thence east 50 feet TO Green ST
and place ofbeginniug; with the improvements on
said parts Of said lots.
Terms of sale: One third ofthe purchase money
In cash and the residue IN three equal payments of
g. II and Is months from the day Of sale the deferred
payments to bear interest from the day of SALE and
to be secured by the purchasers bonds or notes
retained on the premises sold.
All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser,
10 l6-eo3w6ds
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REAL EsrA1E-Yesterday, j. c. Mcclure
Co sold one half Of lot No. 4, in square Isl, 70
Patrick Donnelly for 81 cents per square foot
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DINEY POINT, POINT LOOK OUT, OLD
POINT, NORFOLK.

DINEY POINT, POINT LOOK OFT OLD
l. POINT, NORFOLK,
Nd PORTS MOUTR
wishing to enjoy the Injuries Of fresh n~
Fish, Crabs, Oysters, and Sea Bath Ee44h1N
ing atfO; ded by those places, the fine.
safe. and coupodOus steamer POWHATAN will
leave Washington every MONDAY and THURS
DAY, at O'Clock a. IN, for the above points, and
continue during the Battling Season, from h..r hertz,
at the Company's wharf. foot of Sixth street ar
irving at PIney Point at p. same DAY, Old Point
at a. m and Norfolk at s n. IN. on Tuesday and
Friday. Returning will leave Norfolk on Tuesday
and FRIDAY at D. m, Old POINT at 5 D. M and ar
rive at Washington On Wednesday and SatuTda, at
III A. IN.
FARE TO
Marbury's 81 no Pope's Crock 81 90
candy PoIGt....-..- s. Blackstone. -. , ~
tlnantIco, ! 81 Bluff Point. 49,. az
Liverpool Point. l 81 Pine, Point , IN
ROyd's Hole ....... 2 ~ Point Look ont , IN
Matthias Point 800. ~
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WE WOULD CALL the attention Of all whom il
NAV concern to Samuel p. Hoover's adyertis
rnent of trunks and boots and shoes. which he q
selling of at cost. He says you can save IS per
cent by calling on him.
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AUCTION SALES.


By J. c. MCGUIRE & Co, Auctioneers
STOCkS AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY AF-
JERNOON, June 2ith. at ~ O'Clock at the
Auction Rooms, we shall sell, in sums to suit
,,'"S GSorPoIatlon OF w ashington Stock,
2W0 Bank Of Metropolis stock,
2,Gn9 Bank of Old Dominion Stock.
ie sa-2t J. C. MCGUIRE & CO, Auct~.
BY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
HORSES. BUGGIES, WAGON, &c.-On SAT
H uRDAY MORNING, June 18th al 10 o,cInct
La front oil the auction rooms, shall SELL without
I excellent young Bay Horse, Buggy. AID Harness,
superior Work Horses, Harness. and Wagon,
nearly new Top Buygies,
Terms: A credit of 90 and % DAYS. n, satisr.c,o
r!e endorsed notes, hearing iutpsest.
10 70 d &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aucts.
BY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT IN
nav wE kTTEn29p Niso AT AucTIoN.-On SATUR-
tho premises, we shall sell, without reserve, east
ball of Lot No. IS in Cabots subdivision of Sauar:
NO. ~, WIN The improvements, consisting Of a
= whe alley, between q and II streets north and
North Capitol and LIST streets west
terms: One: third cash the residue IN and ~
months, with interest, secured by n deed IN trust
ie23 d &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
BUILDING LOT IN GEORGETOWN At
- .ucTIoN.On TUESDAY AFTERNOON
We Will sell tho wet part of Lot No 2si, m b. and
H. addition to Gaorgetown, fronting 20 feet on mn
perfect. WHO property ID
Terms: One third cash the residue in 6 and I.
months, with interest from day of sale. A deed
siven and deed OF trust taken.
le@ BARNARD q BUCKLEY. Auot'rs.
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The STEUBEN MONUMENTAL meeting of dele
gates from the several Steuben Associations of the
country has been called FOR the first day Of July
next, in New York city. The delegates are 10
meet In the ''Steuben Hallen In that city. and
have sundry Interesting matters to debate and dc.
eide upon, not the least among which are the
questions Of "W hat shall the material of the stem
ben Monument he, and I" w here shall the same
be erected 30 The Washington Steuben Associa-
ton held meeting, as we understand last night,
In which delegates were appointed to attend the
convention, aud who Instructed To present tn
said convention certain propositions in connee ton
with the proposed Steuben Monument One
proposition is that the money already collected
shall never be appropriated to any other use than
that originally designed. Another il to urye
upon the convention the eminent propriety Of
selecting the city Of Washington as th. site for
the proposed monument MANY and good reasons
are assigned for this proposition which will
doubtless have their weight In the convention
Washington, think the delegates is the only
proper ground whereon 10 erect this testimonial
OF nations gratitude to the heroic Steuben
Here, they say, are placed monuments TO Wash
ington. Jefferson, Jackson. and other compatrots
Of the Revolution, and here should I've placed as
worthy Of the position, the St.uben Monument
The delegates also instructed to urge a cali 10
the Germans and others of those cities which have
not yet held Steuben festivals upon the propri,tv
OF doing SO as soon as convenient We under
stand that Mr. Frederick Schmidt, formerly edit tor
Of the National Demokrat, in this CITY, and MIR
kiilian, the Photographer of the agricultural
bureau of the Patent ONCE Department were
selected as the delegates
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a ,nhhLUABLE MEDICINE:.Ws have here
use Of MRS. Nj. COX'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION,
indiseases of the blood, skin, dysp epsy, &c. and
recommended II Invaluable medicine. Our
ccnhd" nee in il as remedial az emit has been greatly
standing disease of the liver kidneys, skin, etc
that have recently come under our onseTvation-in
cases, too, where all other remedies and the most
sklllfu nhy sicians had failed to afford relief Hun
dreds most respectable citizens have been re-
grat6ed to learn that its popularity is daily he
coming greater. Its operation is mild and pleasant
residence ofMRS. COX, 15s E. BALrIMoRE ST.,
Batimore, and at tn principal Drug Stores.
city, and numerous certificates seen by calling on
the agents None Genuine unless her name is blown
& Haosssa.s 4ssst.1hR; s. T; CIssEF, D rugaist,
Agent for the District, and will supply the trade at
my prices RI fsF je 20 If !
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STEALING CALF.-Emanuel Miller was arrest
ed this morning for the larceny Of calf from NJ 4.
H. Homiller. Officer King took the prisoner TO
the office of Justice Dom, where the following
facts were elected: MIR. Homiller 10 butcher,
and on last Thursday morning purchased a calf
from a wagon for So O., which was delivered into
his possession, and laid upon the street. Upon
looking for his calf to carry il away IL was miss
ing. He looked around the market and found it
in possession Of Mr.. G.. Dutton, another butcher,
who, upon requisition, delivered the calf TO Mr..
n. This morning, Mr.. Dutton saw Miller in the
market and had bin arrested. as the person from
whom he bought the calf. Miller had brought the
calf to his stand and offered il for s.; but Mr..
Dutton refused to buy IT. and Miller then offered
IL for 81. Mr.. Dutton told him to deliver IL,
which he did, and received the money. Miller
said he WIS in the habit of selling for various
persons, sheep and calves. and received for COM
pensation what amount he could obtain over the
prices the owners fixed upon this property. In
this case, the calf had been given him TO sell by
man whom he did not know He had been sell
ing for him several mornings, but did not know
his name He sent for a witness, John Alraul
who knew he was in the business, but did not see
him sell the calf in Question: or know that Il was
given him to sell. Justice Dom committed
Miller to Jail for Court.
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NOTICE.
"A Ill The Open Acc cunts our books have been
made off for delivery and settlement. Those not
called for up To the oath ultmO will, as speedily as
possible, be issued without discrimination.
Those persons to whom they belong will please
understand by this that object is to have their
bills settled at once. We confidently hone there
will he general and substantial response TO our
wish. w.
je x0-dtJulyI CLAGETT DODSON
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PLATED WARE.
IN Entire new assortment of PLATED TEA
SITS. ICE PITCHERS CAR y and CAKE BAS-
kETS, BUTTER DISHES, SUGAR BOWLS,
&c, etc, just received At II. SENIKEN'S
Je Is Jewel'y store, $50 Pa. avenue.
TRUNKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Made
i to order at the Southern Trunk Factory, 400
It'll street. Opposite Odd Fellows Hall. lie ID pm
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CRIMINAL CouRr.-Yesterday, John n. Ray
was put upon his trial on thisd charge of bur
gnry, having been convicted of burglary in two
other cases, viz; that of Hinton and Latham The
third charge was that Of breaking into and rob-
ping the watchmakers and jewellery store of
Michael Hoffa, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. He was found
guilty as indicted in this case alSo makinu three
convictions In all. = ~ 17 u sast 3 5 ? R-E &
Judge Crawford, in sentencing him, alluded TO
MS having stated 70 the officers that he had been
the victim of association with the gang before
alluded 70, and remarked that he was doubtless a
willing victim, and had forfeited an opportunity
which he had enjoyed Of living useful and happy
ne, surrounded by his family; for the Judge
derstood him 10 be a married man. and should
nave thonSht his affection for his wife would have
deferred him from the commission of crime He
was sentenced 10 two years hard labor In the
Pententiary, in each case making six wears in all
On his way to the Jail Ray told the officer that
ne was highly pleased with the shortness Of the
Term; he had expected at least fifteen years, and
sad he could afford to lose that much time; ''he
could AFFORD to lay In HILL six years, as he had
got his eye on a bank which he intended to break
open and rob when he did come out and beside,
II they left him but single key-hole TO peep out
OF, he would very soon make his escape, rs there
was never lock which he could not pick He
expressed bis determination TO either die rich
man or to die in the Penitentiary''
After this braggadocia about picking locks
coupled with his well known proficiency In thai
accomplishment, ID Is to be s,ipposed that more
man ordinary care will be taken by the guards at
the south terminus of Four and "A half street to
make his stay with them secure
To-day, Thos. C. Kifkley was placed on trial for
an assault and battery with intent 10 kill colored
boy named Cbas. II. Dent. The boy lived with
the defendant, being bound to him for term of
years, and was found by the neghbors who heard
his groans, tied up by his neck in dark room,
ms toes barely touching the floor and his hands
,led behind him; and it was alleged the boy had
Deen thus situated several hours after first having
been cruelty beaten with a cowhide. and was
nearly dead when discovered The case was
given to the jury as our report closed.
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CORPUS CHRIsrI.-This day is interesting to
Catholics and Episcopalians generally as the com
memoration of the institution of the feast of the
" Adorable Sacrifice and Sacrament in which
our Saviour vouchsafed to perpetuate his oblation
on Calvary, and to fill the souls Of his believers
with his spiritual food.
At ST Patrick's Church, to-day, High Mass was
celebrated by Rev. Father Boyle, at 10y o'clock
a. m, in the presence Of large congregation.
DR.. BAILEY's RENAINs.-We understand tina
a letter was last evening received via the Persia,
from the eldest son Of Dr. Bailey who accom-
panied his father in his voyage to Europe, in
which he states his intention Of aking passage on
the Vanderbilt for this country the Dist instant
bringing with him his fathers remains. He at
tributes the death of his father his having taken
a severe cold after embarking on the Arago.
WATCH REruRNs-Patrick Heating was drunk
and very disorderly, and dangerous that his
captors, who were citizens, thought IL necessary
to Tie him to prevent his doing damage. He was
fined is, and in default of payment sent to the
workhouse for 90 days. Morris Rady, do do
One lodger was accommodated.
The ALARM Of fire last night was caused by the
appearance Of bright light in the western sky.
The companies turned out with their apparatus,
but soon returned to their engine houses.
The engine companies were brought out about
10 O'Clock this morning, by false alarm Of fire.
OuR CITIZENS viii of course not forget the
Oratorio, tonight, at st. Aloysius Church. II is
reasonable to presume that however satisfactory
the first performance was, the second, having the
advantages Of the experiences Of the first, will be
an Improvement upon 1t.
SEE the advertisement of wood aud coal stand
for sale, In another column. -
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SEE the advertisement Of wood aud coal stand
for sale, In another column. -