Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05
DEATH 7, rry Gu,rprousy night ,


house and asked to be allowed to lodge there His
eulsciated appearance excited the sympathy of the
officers duty, and they allowed him to stay with
them in the gIiardroom, making him as comfort
able they could by plasing two scttees together
near the for his bed and nursing him durin no
the night This morning. about S1s O'clock a
fearful change took place in his appearance and
Dr. Toner was sent for. Upon his arrival, he said
ii was all over and in about ten minutes the poor
stranger was dead. Several DAYS ago. he stopped
at Wrenis Hotel. He was very sick then and ON
Ger Yeatnan called upon him to see his condition
He gave his name as u. w Campbell, of Scotland;
and sad he was daily expecting money from his
mother to enable him to get horuc In his DOC kpts
were found box IF Browns bronchial lozeng,s.
two quarter dollars, and the following note in lead
pencel:
a. Dear sir: The enclosed IS please accept from
Miss j Nj Davenport who is now PLAYING an en-
gagenent with us Can you send again to-mor-
row, IL CLOCK j. b. WRIGHT
Coroner Woodward summoned iury, and the
verdict was that George wilkins Campbell or
viking Campbell, came to his death by con-
sumption and pneumonia and that the deceased
was pauper.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-Yesterday, the court disposed
of the following cases:
John III. Williams, l.. w Stevens and George
IL Williams agt Charles Wilkes; verdict for
plaintiffs. Damages Slc5.5e, with seven years in
tcrest at per cent.
w. F. Austin agt Philip Mackay; Juror with
drawn.
Charles Kemble agt. Corporation of Washing
ton: juror withdrawn.
Reuben b. Clark agt. Solomon Hubbard; vcr-
dict for plaintiff Damages S376.49, with one
wears interest.
Joseph NJ. SHINES agt. Joseph Fugett; verdict
for plaintiff. Damages one cent.
Henry Newman agt Curtis b. Graham; inqui-
siton for plaintiff. Damages SlI2.5O, with six
months interest.
Samuel II Howell ast John Ball Case pend
ing to-day.
Our Musical FRIEND, No. II, received by the
agent. Shillington, contains melodies from Lu-
cTezia Borgia, Farewell Aria, and Italian Re
dowa- Price only 10 cents. All the back num-
bers hand. wears substitution to Our
Musical Friend will lead to am accumulation of
new and fashionable music. which could not be
obtained in amy other way without an expenditure
of at least two hundred dollars. It
SUFFERERS from corns. bunion. &c, should. by
all means call upon Dr. Shultz, 55I Pennsylvania
avenue, who is most skillful practitioner; and
his advertisement shows that he Is moderate i'm his
charges The with which he extracts the
deePest-rooted corns is something marvellous to
witness
CONGRESS HoMEwARD BoUND.--A general stam-
pede from the city followed the adjournment of
Congress yesterday Two crowded trains left the
railroad depot at half-past three O'Clock taking
away over four hundred passengers large pro.
portion of whom We're members of Congress
ninety Of whom took the train at the Relay House
The RUSSIAN WAR AT OPP Fellows HAIL
This superb exhibition will be given tonight for
the last time in this city. Do not fail 70 witness
il, for You will never
Look upon its like again;
The performance commences at quarter to
O'Clock.
A LECTURE is TO be delivered before the Bible
Class Of the Young Mems Christian Association.
this evening, at their Hall, by Rev. DR. Sampsou,
the subject of the Creation including an expla-
nation Of the views Of gcologists.
The THEATRE.-A large and fashionable audi
ence was in attendance at the Theatre last night
to see Miss Vandcnhof-s original play of "Wo-
mans Heart = which was well performed through
out, and aPPlaudingly received
SEE MR. DAwsoN's CARD. in the Amusement
column, announcing his benefit to come of at the
Theatre on Monday evening next OF course
everybody will make arrangements TO be there.
THE ORPHANS CoUKr.-In consequence of the
death of Mr.. Charles Queen deputy clerk of
the Court the Court met and adjourned over.
The COMMUNICATION signed ''Respice Finem''
Is unavoidably crowded out to day. II will be
published OH Monday.
WATCH RETuRNs.-J. p. Rice, drunk and dis
do. S3.l5.
AT GENRE MATkEr, this morning, business was
more active than for several days past The prices
have not materially changed during the week
BEAR IN MIND the Fair, every evening, at the
Assembly Rooms, for the benefit of St JoScph's
Male Orphan Asylum.
ATAREGUI MEETING of tho IIihernia Club.
held March ID, the 10 lowing officers were elected:
Mccoy; SECRETARY, john w. Wilson; Treasurer,
Cornelius Murphy. IL
PFosrRATIoS OF THE SYSTEM and rapid decline
are almost InvarIablN TIE results of early mai prac-
deliberately got up ha at'Iy issued from tn, press,
Ilustts,inS tbs t.ndsncy aud III cure as well as
", or Physiological Rescarches." II cmtTs fmliy
into TIE Gauss, cff'cts and most ehcacious
c"PIous distractions for the perfect restoration Of
those who are prevented by InPe,llments from
I57 Prince street, NJ Y. Price % cents. S'nt free
Of postage. fs 8-lawiw
OPIIcIAY AND OcgLIsr-Dr. WoLFsoy. 9Th ST.,
corner of avenue, continues to frni Il,
all TGaulIII3s them With his celebrated Vcnozpclsan
Which Sainc. the highest P5zr at the Worlds Fair
them. no charge To- his customers S' for an sPpTH.e
tons a. an Guilt, The r9P1iaton 2ihs glasses to
preach Of age, or from increasing cataract &c
uni ysTsay established throughout Europa as we'll
moderate. de lola w3m
The USE OF DR.. Hostettnr's Stomach Bitters, for
Dyspepsia. flatulsncr, II. aviHrss of the Stomach
other lIka affection. II second to mono i'm
America abroad. To 10 able To state confidently
thai the Bttsrs certain cure for the Dyspepsia
and like diseases, Is to- the pToprIetors source of
uHalloycd pleasure. Ii removes all morbid matter
from the stomach, purlfes the blood, imParts re-
nawe vitality to the nervous system giving il that
tone and energy sPensale for the restoration of
health. The numerous acknowled gements of its
superior excellence" and b"uIhcsnt results have as
sured the propustnrs that 1t cannot hut prov" great
cure To- the afflicted, ard ImpaTt vitality the thor
Ough system.
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