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- AA13A4D41A, Va, De. y, 100o.
- ea1ifg AlnssT Jauses Tempest ~
srfse1 ksss a Wsdaesdsy night, "a susplci&
- b@l1 eohsenea VIA Bfowns ma ne ~
coiA6ed In jefls I'D yesssriay underwent Z
fusthse exsmlur1,oa ssfoss Justice esnmers, 10
me pssseaee ef several persons non PoolsvilIe,.
Ma, whence u VS. shsed b. the prsssusr whsai
hrst snesseds - had eucsped, 1t the iastsnee Of
tavern keeperl name<fl Conaeily. NJ. ;Csnnelly
was present. q the sxamisafiou, and being swofs,
The buowtnR f1cis were ELECTED, viz: Tempest
came 70 Poo1svfile on last Ssfurday, and acted In
mannes 10 excite The, suspfcion Of its citizens
that ~ MAS net right sbsuf him. Consequently,
ne w. called upon 70 give an account Of himself,
when tnot betng satisfactory, he was COM
mitted fU tAh, yes befoee the conimitnenk was
placed IN the proper hands, he escaped.
The 0o8 ihtefesting past Of this AFFAIR u tba{
sbe pfisoncs q suppoeed 20 Be Richard Raelf, the
Secretary Of Seste under Browns Provisional Gov
efnment, who Is mentioned In Cooks confession
a fIfthef examinations into the facts will be had,
Yesterday. morning, before day, two Of the
Home Guafd actfng ss patrol arrested man whom
they met under suspicious circumstances and
while one OF the Guard went for watchman the
fellow " cut stie k3 and LEFT the other Guard He
was hred 1t but missed, and has not been heard Of
since. - sses ~ 3 1f3--1 - l.-..T - :. =
During the past month there has been brought
% this place via the canal 20 ,12i tons OF coal
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.s4hsk ~ Be- 81 e. sl1SsE ;sIYSk.
"a! \ ,!ss! + y 3 !H!:ss!ls::
fl.s Ia ss< sss - - = - - s
3 bGSsssl: : nav "a crc3 5aa Bss Esis =
fec s Jan S "a CO.. l;s ia r'ss' : g A.
s:: Il ~ fs'
ssss: s. csss cs4 fss, S.s sss
iisIs . cks@s.ss: 90 sio.sis wines.
% ARE. Oh Bo:rsea.. Pisntsrss MosoassSsis
WILL i.sss sssars%s ss- Il other good. ia he
4 sSff ssSSSsp as.s.
By BARNARD &1BUoKEy; 6sotsetown. a
FIshE EuANITURE. AND. FIXTURES or
kuclios On EsbAYf ~ M H5iRINNfNstEr AZ If
IT. g y S'cosk We WI sclI at the Cnrnucopia
sS II he Far s Sas's and a fssa
So1s:. ssisss., siasboard .sd r.sie,, ! :.
Bursa1s. Bedsteads. BEDS. nsttfsssss a and Bed
p large ass rtnsnt Of hssvy crccfery and s Sias:
Bar Fixtarss, Deeanters, Pictsrss, Reffirer.tor.
9yslsr Box, Counter. Pans. &e :, : -
q ltcaen And other Stoves and Ut snslls = 2
IJesms . . cash; over thss smount credit ofeo
ma 80 aays. Tor approved endorsed notes. bearing
des BARNARD 4 BucKEY, Au.s,.
By J. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionesrs.
GREATsALE OF HUDSON BAY. toMPA
A.YTs FuRs rRoM Nxw YoHk.-Si 1900 worth or
II ZIG E. e .ss Il ibSNf
cemoer i2th 18th and 18th, commencing at 10 O'Clock
sssoSd aoor the over
Real Knssisn, Hudson's Bay and Mexioal, saba.
Sa,oae msItens Mink, Fitch, Ermine,
water Mink, Siberian Squirrel, 800 e
Mountain Marten, 81 = 8 ~
And every desert ticn Of fne Furs, a.l rs.
CerrleKe and Carai1ai Cspes, TaIruas yiofov;nas
Mufs and Cuffs. :,
Also, large VARIETY Of Misses Furs and Sleirh
ko,os, 100 numerous to mention cofnpri sing
ms afgest stock ever offered at auction in this
Ths tsdi,ss are particularly invited 70 sstend.
The goods Will be open for ection on satur-
o.f. g.s sm1esiVth, from O'Clock t. o'clock.
des &c MCGUIRE & CO., Auctx :
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CENTLEMEN's rJRNisafNG GOODS.

GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
~ Membss Of Congress, residents and strangers,
are respectfully invited 70 an examinafion Oh nv
lsrge aud elegant sssortr1ent Of Goods for xerfs-
men, comprising most Of the articles usually kert
In . hrst cias1 establishment D : T.
B,s,i.s ssaa The ysIy ss:. terms f0r Gosh sss
ny stock &C the lowest cash prices. : :
foslte attention and fair dcalinf NAY BE- relied ON
az CHARLES HI. LANES
fashiohable Foruiskiuf store. r
de 9-1ft q AKA Pa. ave-, bet. AZ aud etk tts.
One. TWO. THREE AND FoUR-FAcRp
~. ShAMLs., II choice Pstt.yns and eusilties q
shinsy neder4te prices, s6 mis- able articles
for Christmas or New Years presents, Il
Shays Of the shove styies survive eli the changes
in fss q Spd loot vei 3 he ls,t 60.
Other fns DkEsS GOODS our crsk ssa one prioe
ystem counts with telling eject for the benefit Of
the pnrc6aser. Narrower We never mark ~fancr
prices PIT on 70 Be taken OF according 70 the puf
chsserss skill IN .Jewipg down. -. = :
Our Northern and Eastern cerrespcndsrts send
~ new supplies daily, al Of which etrangers and
cIzens soclfed 20 inspect AZ but Cor their own
grsnfeation PERKY 4 BROTHER,
- Pennsy lvsnia avenue and slh street
DE s-dtyl Perry BuidiDx."
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Rinancfai.

New yeHs Dec .ssech are dull and lcwes.
u; llinois Central shares 553; do. bonds "a;
Michigan southern Ie; New York Central o. x,
Pa: Coal Co: Hxi Va. Gs seX; No. ss ssS; O..
8. SIS Of 1874 l03x. 49, ,s7d
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NEW Yoxx, Dee. --Plour 81 quiet, but al
qualities have slightly declined shie IS iesss rs;
Ohio IS 6ta$S IS; Southern IS e5ss.7s. Wheat 10
has an advancing tendency, and 10 held higher
with no sales Pork 10 quiet; mes sl6 ~; prime
SiI2s- Lard is stesdy - Whfsky 10 dull sf,26cr
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Brswp's Bsdy.

BALTIMORE. Dtc. 3.-The body Of John Brown,
who was yesterday executed az Chsriesfown, wss
brought to this city THE mcsninr, and WA carried
In the early train % Philadelphia. R.F.II ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03
by A. GREEN, Auotonesr.
!, !, :. By ,! 2; g; MCGUIRE /. co, Ane.,on..r..

Dy ". McOOIh q w., AuctiOnoern.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BurIp-
II ING LoTs..The undersigned. Surviving q q stee,
BY virtue Of deed Of lndepture bearing date on the
B, No. a. feos so. 3l5, Ss6 and 81, Of the hand
4oords of Weshinston county, in the District OF
Columbia, will sell at public auction 70 the highett
bidder, on TUESDAY, the z2d day Of November
next a. half past three o'clock p the premi-
ses, al thoee pieces or parcels Of ground lying in
the city OF Washington. IN eaid District, AND dis
tnguished ON the plan Of said city as lots Numbered
and part OF 70, IN sqpare numbered SIS. fronting
Terms OF sale; One third cash and the remain
der In three ual instaments for which promisso-
" notes Of the purchaser shall be given payable in
s, u and 1s months from the day of SALE with inter
est. Deed 20 be given and deed Of trust taken 10
secure the deferred psyments at the expense OF the
II the terms of sale are not complied with within
ten days after the sale, the trustee reserves the
night 70 resell, on giving enc weeks public notice.
JAS. ADAMS, Sursisins rr1stse. = /
LC.McGUlRE & CO., Aucts..
VIII be sold at the same time and place the north
nall OF lot No 3, In eQuare6SS fs 80 ElfctA
Also. part of Crueshett's subdivision Of lot g. in
street. y = - = = = : Vt .
Terms a. stated IN the above sd vertisemeut. ~
90 Sd - DC. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts.
until TuEsD1Y AFTERNOON, 6sesnses s 81
= NO A'a' ~ Jas. xbAMs, SURVIVING rm..
J. G. Moo UIRE 4 CO.. Aucts.
NO "a eotD tdns rss--r-s A. atz-v r.. -t--l :
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The BelIs 81

The Bells Teiled fsr John Brewn. ~
Bosrox, December 2.-The bells IN Plymcufh
and New BEDFORD were tolled at noon today IN
memory sfJohn Brown. lf - rote aofE {
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Csiored Men Prayins for yshn Brown.
Desrox, Dec. a.--Rev. Mr.. Grimes. colared.
held late prayermectings at his church last night
for John Brown, and are continuing them to-dsy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03

ALBANY, Dec. 2.-one hundred minute guns
ws,e Aired to-day, commencing at half psss twelve
John Brown, for murder ana fnsurrsctioa n Rsr.
pef's Ferry. 80 = ~
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= Or. Lows, De. The ov-4isnd mali hss A.,
rived, with san Francisco dstes 70 I'm Novcmbcr.
the news 10 az little, II any, fmport.aos
The rainy season bad commenced
James Jsmiscn, depoty elerk o. sscrnents.
soscouded In the strausf q the 5th ultiuo. being
defaulter In the sum Of e3o,Ouo. -
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- - - -.
THIS AfT6RMQ0HA g. Io-No4R0W:
= b. WALL : BARNARD, Asstiesse----
HeUsTEE's sALE or Bun D1yGIQI on
= . 81 %, 20 81
dy:y RECORDED IN her ] A: O. l1, elio as ] vil
!. ssas;s s. 1isiSsS iass I've 1o,s. ssci ifsss.ns
ana - issh:s e. the 80 sds g "a bssyess
.ai :: :s e 3D. e s E: siss
HS DEED given ed dssd q srust tss,..r
..ns K kTi Is 3 ssfES & III: s::;..
WTURE DAYS 5ss.Eai q
BY J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aaotcneers.
- 1T2sSRk SS6 ON AUCTION aOa MONDAY AZ
8 $a sss a.. Sss,,. AlsSss5!s Do % o.
SI:ee cofscrstion q Gtorsetcwn stock. - s-s :
ds :s' cash = Ia 3. s ssSSiikE CO.
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of q deed OF
= ,rgst from Richard Joyce, dated August {: less,
sns Sb Ssso q: we . Si osr q auction on
% prcnisss PAT u Lot NJ Z two t an
square No. one hnndsea And twenty twetiz2,l be,
ssd Iet AND rssass sssnss ssss 81 isss sSsas g
noash q ne wsss 3 s seHss
!. Terms e sals;-on.- third Of On. purchases money
staImsSts d siz and tssvs months. ON e
be secured By note aud deed Of trSst -
-.ai < .,s - 80 !. +. W ~. kis6 ufEC.A'
s:sss: q e'ssss'44Is Rssasss l n;iDSs sas
DAsoxE Tss = fS los e.
Ssi e - -. WALL. q BARNARD, Ascs.. \
By BARNARD & BUCKLEY : Georsesovn. !,
TRUSTEES, SALE.-By virtue Of decd of
ssssa Z s sssse 's os Non
DAY, the 18th day of Noyember, at O'Clock ,. m,
Sems. Bss q
LOW, bounded as fclleys viz. bsEinnins q the
ana running thence on the north ~ sids Of sridFs
street. east twenty 7set four inches. th.nes
Rsose and twenty TO sn ZEE .s SSs
west with said alley twenty -four feet four inches
groyements. consisting Of tkree-story frame dwell
Terms Of sale. one-third Of the vurcha,. mo,sv
ments a. six and twelve month"; with interest 10 be
=. 5 4 w EsMEE Efsa 8 cox ;
oeasss~ssa B2RSxR f1d B1ck iss'. Hsos..
| ~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
no5D - BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Auctrs.
| by A. GREEN, Auotoneer. 10
| TRUsTEE-s SALE OF VALUABLE sousxx
Ssss 3 ss.s \ S s sas
sssaiS p Ss. 5. s9a a. su sd s
records Of wsshington coynty, d q and bJ direc-
as s s sas RcTs 81 ne II,
Corner q III Ind ssisets All q
north ofsquare No. lfs6 in the city Of WASHINGTON.
Term. OF sale, One third cash; the remainder
IN equal paypentk, With interest," at 6, u and n
deed OF trust on premises. - .
II the terms Of sale are not complied With in Eve
DAYS Alter the day OF sale. trustee Teserves 20 hiU-
self the right to resell at the and risk Of the 6rst
/ purchaser. - I =
AL SaHi z sg.s 81 hRsbssss'
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ID t48lZ.H NRllNI,
IDsasasss.asss IL iAe syu,ssHl.ers -

Bcsrox, Dee a.--The cclersd popul.tse. M.
brcwn. Most cf them wear Grape on the srm.
ana their places Of business are clssed. A nsss
NET ng Of the eItxeus 10 cRlied for thIs evening
a. " fremont Temple nosion VIZ introaucsd
cGn ~ nsFativsd bya large msjsrity Th<
49, p..cse ~ nsif-nsse ard oshes sskess ore
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lT.a. c,s.s On s..;s,
igs ss| ~: II Is..ss e e. e g. ss,
ffs a Moroo. DO. Sd DO. DC. ss seS'
BOOTS Shoes fc1 ls S's .sS y ss z
Best quality Of LADIES, Fuss s,s Esss B.o.. g.
noa-eo - n'' s8cas door r a srs sss 4
n AIsINs. FIG 8.
go yhels.. halves. and quarter 6oH.. BTusScH
2 90: LASER RAIsrNs. 81 .is'.
% S Boxes CIT eli Rows. ~
s ss!: eeafF lsi sfEEEEAS asfEMcsDs
PkUNES, IN giass isrs and fsncy boxes
no Nss sa sssndln' and 81 S. .if sEmmEs
C. e.u .T,Stsgr u. RS saloon" -.
aud refttsd his .SaIoons vitsont regard 10 cost
sas ssrllsss epPo.trn,y to infora Ell dssroui
g 4. oCr h. ns, fully
services Of the best French Cooks in she country,
s 70 :sss sss q
t!dious Gsntlsmen can have their meAls farnisbed
sn % Il.
Bill Of Fare Of the ssloonl At ne negt g;ssonasIe
800 J, 81 No. $50 PsnnsyIssnis svsns,s.
mo- s-so.m between iatk and 18th streets.
10 KEGS FISHERS UHRIyALLEDM fNcR
sees. Just '''i sxRB saS ;s' ssEsMxEs
IL nEs - OF wAsHIseroN,
Pls... fake .o.es TIA. Mr.. III ellen sitfEaS Z HI
s;: :; sii 81 a4F Si SEkA
r s.s. Ssn ees sif i
AZ s sss ss'Sss1s s.sssSiss Of k
&c =. have "a vs1s sss va1sssy
Of Bonnets on hand, and vii sen tksss s. Der cert
iSesaIfs ssss isss II s:y bee. Il Eih s
y6. S SiI5ss, ;0ld rAel'..is .ns III
coRskrs. ofslI si.ss and l5ics 8 ], ;Gld 8 =
no s,.xs g =. - S - M1Iliissi5 Store.
EE*ssf Sssssss s Es14sfFssX s lSS
Wv WiasiiiTE xsn ssokRN, 8, j, l. 49,. s.....
- n ). 80 ), For ar.sss saas.ove.,
s = FaEE-BuRNiSsi, snail slzEss e
cvMsEsIAND COAL. s''.
Thls Win Be the last shauc, 70 s., 4 s 1ssscsa
I W0Qp ed O. ALofan Kinda. j : 1C.ss ~ / \
.s1sI eos. J, 81 ssrsst, Ssssssn i b1sa & 49,
n - - OAK WooDy - - I
! s'esfkf66lzba 6l 4 - - svss So
- ~ ~ q - llfH be- zoos 4 Il
9 ~ ~ 81 = ~ s, = - s,t 4
g. - ~ wet priess. Parties ~
xf i2RR ~ f2e4k sS ssslI 52Ss. ~.
q ! II e ;l6spS ~ = - 4
81 $500 - D. ,es&st3 81 3 ,f's-3,ss>
. : s<aoHr sraEsa bszss
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PHnkpKLrHIA, December IA mer<inx D.
sembled In the National Hall this morning where
there was IN OVERLOOKING srsendapce, 10 orr
9 number Of letters from Brown Addrcssrs vrrr
delivered by Leeretia Mott Mary Green and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03

Nszss.-Dssf.ser % coEs.xssA ASvzzszss-
um1e - n usnRzD n SuB .BALrSnoa1 BIB
AM nnsUvw a. AND vvawAnSuD vne9 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03

:. Fol Iasr or LsrrEls. ssmainlas % he CIV
Pske efte-dAy9 stas: .. s. . 8 II 4
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CHIcAso, Dec. a--The Chicago Dsnocrst ~ss
sued Yesterday by N. D. Jsdd, ez1e esussx, Cor
libel. Mr.. Judd lays his damages q oIoo.om
The suit is brought on account % slieRe& 1ioxls
published In the Demccrsf st different times
during the last six monlhs 80 ieEaf't : -.'sfsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03

POLICE AnnAx0KMKxrs.-- The peoprietors of the
princfpei hctcis, expecting very great number Of
guess during the coming season, have been
making arrangement for their protection against
imposition and the operations u thieves and pick
pockets who lloy In the wake Of large assem-
bnes some Of the proprietors have Employed
regular poatcemen 70 continue on duty at their
houses afes The hours Of regular service have en-
PRED These are instructed 10 eject an Suspicious
for the sharp, wringcfs-in pickcrs.
up Tor the gamblers, mendicanis, pickpockets.
sn % .histefs, and others who may annoy or
disfarh the guests and create disorder In or about
the halls- black list has been made out, and
the Persons named In II will be forced 20 leave a.
soon a. they are seen In the halls 49, p
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FUTURE DAYs

By J. c. MCGUIRE q Co. 1oef,c,-,r.
STOCKS AT AuJCTIoN - sso~nw
- dEkNo0N. Dsesya6ss So, a o's ri Il De
s y nn roons. We sh,l seli, IN tums so.suit.
=: dq .Alexandris % a.
liz az S cof. Of sss M ;S ssost
Terms cash. IN current funds. = tez.
. de I'D j. G. MCGUIRE = CO au.s.
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- 1He Porenke klxna cnxEExx.--T wosk 81
surveying ne west ehaDacl q ne Roopuac ND
Ua1of fnssse<1 - soxveyor, ~ brto bBftally
Edop< T4fA5ect q the HIfyey q, = (kz1<J fnlSc
t1~ss = 4 ~ = ~a1<x own ~ 49, psiSs
% dune. ls4 h6s 90 been sGss1<rlscf 1ks1 5iSs
Afs-vssd ess - 1900 v1the - NM t1Bgkk
f,rtvven ~ soesce A. - chsutDlks, ~ az
Dct know ~ tne above neft bc111e, - Vbo II
rensalled, would nve eonnuus1en6ph - o<okS
s- -. - :, s s .sass4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03

,.Wx1en H3rp1ss = lYss HiIlxan. drunk ana
discsd9ly. elsmis.ed. Ipa O'nonnsIl. do; fne
9sfsfet Fieagersld, dol do C. iSs Two lcdser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03

fHE kIfLtyo % HccRABBlx Noxreonrnv
Ala -1hz HtntseuFy sAdv~rtis~r II thel Is,k
sn ess: - - yeuny gsntlesnsn By the nsnss Il
80. ~ ~ sfy e shlngfo9, but more re-
: sone rnkpowa eeseen on tie coraer OF Markft
ana Perry sts<ees lze nIeht. 81 asd rfss11i froT
~, 'sssss e ns t,aeulty thst the ders1srd
sPe NE insssF drew his piz'el ana shos h}uS ~
Nerrsho Fsn p the oPpssise eosnss and Ell sifs-
Ia 2fsw ls<t 81 ne drug store Of Me<srs Glack-
mcY<x tiilnsfo lie did net survive cxcee1i -.
i've .1nnes sfsex teisg shea f-rhs hsn ~
nscf n (b< m heesst jout bove ms NJ uple -
R<rsoe Nhs Cd Me ds<d iaanedissely Al @
, I'VE rsdsrstpsa thst ne deeeaspd. ~ - II
1s,r csJf' - ~ snccssbh q the q AMY.
wn>s > yus0 n IL TIM q Ms nusdes not ~ -
Hahave>a ysk proved uhssceerfaI. s1.zzI =
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AIso. lt.Ee Hssortment OF evefy OfhsF sfyie sol
BOOTS and SHOES, for ladies', misses and chill
Best quality of LADIES' Rubber L.onr Boots, @.
- j. ROSENTHAts,5 j /
No. 80 Market Sps-e, Pa svenus, /
no xs-eo ID door ahIre 6fh st. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03

SKHENApK The Presidrnf's Mounted fsnarti
. ThMsdsy evening. aecnsnpanied by Withers,
esisbs1Se4 AND proeeeded On . serensdfno tDu,
Iheys Art called at Mr. Boulsnges'sin the F1rst
ward where the band executed In their best
style, several very 1ne airs- After leaving there
they Wasted Capt. H0llinGswsrth, Of the Potomac
Light Infantry, 6eosKet0wn. At both Of thess
places they were handsomcly ensestained. -
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PoLIcE MArrKRs-B.fers yxsfics Cark Ma
tilda 6rsneFson, badly used colosed girl. wa,
brought up on charge Of disordefiy and Indecent
cenducs IN ths streets: Her accuser was the false
Of the gay Lethario, John Barker, heretofore men
toned IN the Star. She was fined Is and cosfs
IN the m.gfstrsten once, Matilda, smarting under
bined, made Aefce dssh AZ John,s new gfri but
the collision which was Imminent was ffilstrated
BY the prompt attention Of the oliccrs. !, =
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ESrIcIse AwAY AND HAxBonrxo srAyrs-
This morning warrants were issued By Justice
Dom Tor the arrest Of = man named Heinneman
and his wife the latter fortune teller who resd
on rear Seventh street east. They are charged
Win enffciBg 70 run nway and harborinr and
seefcting two slaves Of Mr.. james Fosvler. = the
waves were captured and restored 10 their owner,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03

oR kRNE-A: thyss ssofy BRICK HOUSE,
ELNlth eeok, brudlpf< on I2fh street, fNn-e4fo,]
Is . " r "a I'd = A''
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srs sSss ri IkA s'sr%s nae ssssen
NEW s ses s.is f9E X. SAs
Of French Geo6s Pcronssed ~ him IN Pans, con
BssSS e r;sa sst,ss E ipt Scsa
pk r. xxlss1Re4tSSS sne . choice .sssst
Dresses 81 nab IN shs issssf fsrisian ssy,.
Ladies wishing goods dsssos fFxa PARE ess leave
'i no. sIss.lsaas . M a. i5afk ~.
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: THr MAHyLAxpA ssicgLruiAL coLlEot.--ws
It;sie Of hsalfh Of Prof Bessi. Hailowru. hs -
been compe1ied 70 resign the Presidency of the
Faculty Of this institution. This declipStIon on
bis part will be much regretted, = his peculfat
1fness toe respcnsible duties Of the station rem
de4ed his occepkaDce YER desirahle - I
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" 80 pot and Alexandria Steambnaf WHAT On
or O.. SbSrs ths 18th instant, BALE OF GOODS,
receive the ehove yard By leaving il ct the once
A1sms ExpfessCo. 49, Z
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TEAf 0rsrxR sUfPkR given by the lsdies b.
longing 70 the congregation Of Ryland Chapel,
toe night befose las( n described a. having bcep
one q fhe most delig htful occasions within the
nemory 81 The oldest Inhabitants The stcws and
ffes were done 70 turn; the ladies were never ID
spar King, graceful, and oblising; the men never
e demonstrating IN sopectt 20 bfvalvous appetite,
md never 20 wen supPlied with loose change
Ii. pecnnisry pofnto q view, = wen a. ID al
other respects, tie succeo d the enterprise wa
most mtiifactory and entfre4 ; saT5| 81 - :. :, :
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, THs LAptns q 81. Petef's Church propose ia
commence . fair In the hall Of the Anacossis
Engine house, neat the Navy Yssd, on Monday
provement Of The church. - :
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grounds for the stock. AL stock will be a,
the risk of the owners.
PROGRAMME,

TUESDAY, 27-All entries must be made
this day. All stock intended for competi-
ton for premiums that caa be mansged will
be exhibited IN procession in the ring at
Q o'ciock. after which class of each OF
Masters and Misses Equestris nism, and
young Ladies Driving horses in double bar
ness.
WEDKERpAY, 2s.-The examination will
commence with Clsss A. continued with
Glass B. and at O'Clock the contest for
pacing horses under the saddle, closes with
class for driving in single harness.
THURSDAY, e9.- Continuation of the
great exhibition, in Class C. and at O'Clock
the con.es: for racking horses under the
saddle and close with class for driving in
double harness.
FRIDAY, 3o.-Exhibition in Class d. and
att o'clock, the contest for the fast trot.
ting horses in single harness, at O'Clock,
tho Annual Address, Reports of awarding
committees, &c.
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THE GROUNDS

Are well set in blue grass and shaded
with Seantiful grove of forest trees, ana
through their winding avenues for pedes'
trians 70 prominade, leading from the build
inrs, 10 .be center Of the grove, to the
Horze Ring, which is near half mile long
dirty teet wide, aronnd which is 4 pedes.
triss's promrnade, twenty feei wide. ont side
Of which is beautiful carriage drive shad
ed with forest trees sufficient to make visi.
tors comfortable during the heat of the day;
snd around the whole are large and CON-
modious stalls for the commodation of stock
Of ali descriptions. -.
Sest1 viii be srranged on the most en-
gible parts OF the ground, for the accommo.
dation of visitors where they can rest then
selves. and at the same time have perfect
view eff the whole exhibition; which, to-
gether with the convenience of good sup
ply of pure water, from an ornamental
Fountain. to be erected for the purpose of
furnishing the ground with water; and the
numerous Saloons for furnishing refresh
mentt. viii afford more Eeul pleasure than
js usually obtained at such large gatherings
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CLASSIFICATION.

LIST Observation-Disclosures, Jacks and
Muies.-Wm.P.F Frazier. T. A. Fred, Supt's
H. Pennington, Marshal.
End Department-Cattle Joel Dawson
Supt. David Phillips, Marshal.
Sd Department-Hogs, Sheep e. Poultry.
-Wm. Hardes,y, Supt. Thos. A. Thomp-
son, Marshal.
4th Department Implement and Mschin
ery.-Shepherd Davis, Supt. VIM. Gregory.
Marshal.
5th Department-Floral Hail.. H. Pat
terson. Su2t C. w. Carroll, Marshal
9th Observation-Disclosures Hall
VIM. Fairs. jr., Supt. Andrew Alexander,
Marshal. @
7th Department-Farmers HalI.-Francis
Davis, Supt. Geo. w. Barnes, Marshal.
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RULES OF ADMISSION.

Any person, upon the payment Of $l,0o
into the Treasury, is enrolled as member,
to whom is issued a card of membership
with his or her name written on the same,
which will entitle all of his or her family to
admission. except those over 81. These
entitle those lawfully in possession of them
to free ingres> or egress TO the Grounds
at pleasure, and at all times on each and
every day to all the privileges of member
ship.
Tickets for admission three times in any
dav SO cts Tickets for one admission
only 25 cents.
Children under Is years Of age 10 cts
Fr horse carriage (member e&cepted)
Csc.
For Q horse carriage (member excepted)
SOC.
Members paying half the above rates.
No admission for persons on horse back.
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GLASS B
Miscellaneous List
Pickles, Preserves, Condiments &c
Best specimen Pickles Preserves,
Country Sugar, Cakes g. Candies,
Sorghum Sugar, do Molasses. each so
Best specimen Preserves for 1858 / 80