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HAS BEEN Gu: renty reported that in most of the
Weste cities the Town Bell'' tolls every cny at
noon, LOT the Inhabitants to euip down quIhine n
preventive OF iseases cAnsfd b, ma aria of the eli
hate. OF course taking quInine is n contag lou 4
hdnlt, anu every new settler Ia suppIled with The
POISONOUS drug and Instructed to take il in lar
9nantltles, II he would escape the Fever and Al us
every mousse has ITS medicine chest filled with this
DANGEROUS stnii, and as regular as the hour comes
was Inc richest delcacy uftle season Or j, ostet-
tsr, Tood samaritan of Pittsburgh, knowing the
nrcaulu ell .cts oi quinine upon the human system
when taken with go much ndlscretnr has prepared
compound which has IN all casoS in which IL tas
leon tflsd. proved a speedy cure for Fever and
Ase, and sil other diseases caused Nv the digestive
organs.
FOR sale by druggists and dealers generally every
whore. ma 81, eosf
MEXICAN MUSTANG lINIMENr.-Intrinsic ylrtue
atone couli insure the success which this aTticIe
has attained, for Rheumatism, Salt X hcurn, Burns
BRUISES, sun joints: or Galds, Sprain, Pole Evil
or beast. No person will bs without il who hs :
onco tested It's value. "A nd with reference To The
general estimation of the Mustang Eminent 4 can
chosTfuiS say that no article ever performed ,o
many cures Ia our eIyhbOrhood as this-T, w
SMITH, hdSfrd Coma" :. LRITCII, esq, Hyds Part
w., writes that the horse was considered worth
less his case was SPAWN but since the free use on
the Mustang l.iplment 1 have sold him for SlN
Your l.lnlment - doing wonders up here. Such
told. Every family should have it, Beware oi
fHi dtioas. The genuine Mustang is sold by ali
respectable dealers throughout the world
BARNES PARK. PROJECTORS, New York
Also, Lyons Celebrated Bsseet Poicder.
ma 31-eowlm
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AUCTION SALES.

by c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer. -
SALE Of GREY MARE, BUGGY, AND
- hARNEss AT AucTION.-On ATURDAY
MORNING, in front Of my Auction Room, Iron
Hall shall sell, ~ II O'Clock "
fine young Grey Mare,
two-sett Buggy Wagon, with top
superior set of Double Harness.
forms cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

WATCH RETURNs.-John Jones drunk and dis.
orderly; fine and costs, Is. c. Creamer do
workhouse W days. Honora Barnes, do; do. 81
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John #. EiGHTON,

- %. AUCTTONEER.
- Ming STREET. AUX ANDRIA, VA
Personal attention given TO all business enfruSt d
to his care. WIN "'' y"
Keller to X; G. VIoLErrE. Esq, LEWIS Mickey
ItE, Esq. BRENT Il MINER, and CoRsE Bios.
va l-OO2w"
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VERY CHEAP

q p I'll " g -
HOusekeepers who would save at least % To 81
per cent "a the cost of CARPETS IN buying them
NOW. and not IN the autumn Will do well call at
our Warerooms, No. Market Space, and make
their selectinis.
Weare selling good, heavy. and elegat patterns
Of ENGLISH VELVET CARPETS at s STA
,, g, worth 20 he fa!l = 3 and So per yard:
worth Sis to- Si!S in the fall.
:, Ee.aIt TIN EE-pL wrighing, "a pounds to
goods are IN entirely new designs aud cuiors.
Extra heavy supeThna INGRAM CARPET
!NtiS at So e. IA ga aud S7lk cents Will he much
higher priced IN The fall.
Also, n beautiful supply Of RUGS and DOOR
MATS, IN ali the staples from which Mats are
made.
Aso, lot of superior English VENETIAN
DAMiSK CARPEFING. in entirely new colors:
width SO, s 8. 10. and ~.
IL In consequence of the warm weather and
latcnrss OF the season. determined To run of
our stock OF the above good TT astonii hingy low
prices.
je l-eu6t CEAGETT 4 DODSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

The WORLDS OPINION must have it's duo and
proper course IN ITS enlargement of tho wonderful
virtues of the celebrated Mrs. Gar,iner's Indiaa
Baisam al i-iyerwo,t and Hoarhound, which cures
tous us, Colds, aud Consumption, and is doing
wond"rs. tits for iaie at every Druggists counter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

BEFORE GOING to the Union Festival at Odd
Fellows Hall, this evening, be sure to read the
card about the table Of the Fourth PRESBYTERIAN
Church, in our advertising department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

WEDDNs CAKES, very pretty and very cheap. Ice
1reain and W ater Ices at So per gallon, aI the
rhlIai1Pt IA Confectionery, corner 18TH and L sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

I'll U X PACKAGES OF BUILDERS
w hardware, Tools, House Furnishing Hard
rendering our stock more complete than ever. The
Ssci,ies enJoyed in the purchase Of the.e yoocs
thhVing been selected by one Of the firm IN person,
ana bought for cash enables us TO- make 339 slll
pIe ATTRACTIVE N the way OF low prices and variety
we have fully demonstrated the fact that cash
sales aud small profits" Is the way To transact bus
mess, and respectfully invite all who wish TAI
money in the purchase of Hardware to call on Ms
ia 30 GRIFFITH 4 SHIELDS,
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WE ARE INFORMED that during the last month
the Washington and Alexandria Railroad Com.
P,nv conveyed 9,7is passengers between the two
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THE MONUMENTAL CLrB propose TO give their
anniversary picnic at Arlington Springs, on Mon.
day, the 18TH inst. See advertisement
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The LADIES USIoS Festival, at Odd Fellows
Hall, will positively close tomorrow Saturday
evening, and those who have not visited IL sbould
not treat themselves and their friends 10 that
pleasure before il is too late
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

SALT WATER DEL'cAcIEs Such lot of deli
cacies as Hainmack displays to-day, has rarely if
ever, been seen here. Sheepshead. hogfsh. soft
crabs, hard 'uns. mackerel. &C. &c You who
love good eating, be sure at least to get a peep
ut them. INf
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TIE LADIES of Fletcher Chapel propose to give
9th. See advertisement
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MARAEILLA! . MARAVILLA.
,,, MERAVILLA y.
The most wonder lul Prepaia alton known
For Destroying DaHdrHf:
Curing BaLiHesx:
RSlisriHg Sex Headdchs:
PTsrSHtiHg he HAIR from Fai[isx Ont:
and PTaiReiHg Curtis.
Sold by al respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
D.Alcr>, ana bJ the PrOprietors. Price - cents
CHARLES ERNEST Il Co. 96 Maiden Lane, n. Y
lt will accomplish all that is claimed for IT. and
no one need fear or NOUN the loss Of hair ii the,
Jc 3-Sm J. NJ. BGADSTREET, ea Broadway, NJ Y.
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MEN's DRESS SUITS,
Meas Business Suits,
CHILDREN's DRESS SgIrs, '''

INVIGORATOR-UOcs any of
our hIgh llveTs eat too much dinners Ifany of
our readers have cooks who tempt their appetite a
little too far, will tell secret that will lead them
from that equity old genteman--Dy spepsIa. Take a
dose OF DIR. SaGloId's lnvlgorator aftsr eating and
you Will never be troubled with indi gestIOn; but on
the contrary, before the next meal time approx
the appetite Will ,s sharpened I'd apprsci ate any
kind OF hood. the food rlses sOurs the nvIyO-
Iator VIII lax the matter right 1T once. We have
tled ~ u double doses on one tw occasions for
the sIck headache, and it's acts like charm.
Sold by all Druggists. ina 5-owr
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POLICE MArTERs.-Yesterday, Ellen O'Brien
was arrested by Officer Nash, on a charge Of lar
cenv dismissed ny Justice Dom, there being no
grounds for charging her with such an offence
Jno O'Brien. one Of the young men charged
Win the seventh Ward burglaries. was admitted
to bail for court. He was arrested Yesterday Inv
officer LLOYD on another charge, and committed
tt Jail by Justice Dom
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MARAEILLA :.

SEE CALL for 4 meeting in the Seventh Ward
this EVENING
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hFsENEER Tie strawberry and floral festivals
every evening al Carroll Place. Capitol Hill. and
al Franklin Hall, corner of Ninth and ID streets
These festivals are both well conducted and rich
iy deserve the liberal patronage Of the public See
Advertisements -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

THE DEAF, DUMB. AND BLrND.-The pupiIs of
the Columbia Institution for the instruction ~ the
deaf dumb. and blind, intend visiting the Ladies.
Union Festival ut Odd Fellows fall. this evep-
ing The Institution, under the supervision of Mr.
I'd. N .Gallaudet, is in a most tionrishinu cOndi
tion. We make this notice, knowing that its
irtnds VIII gladly avail themselves of the oppor-
tnnity for seeing the children and at the slime
time contributing Of their means to still another
association for the promotion Of good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

THAT Toxic SYRuP.-Ford's tonic syrup. with
his delicious soda, continues to make his convent
ently-stuat-d fountain Ton the corner of pennsyl-
vania avenue and Eleventh street, the resort Of all
thirsty and ovcrheated souls who walk Pa avenue
in these frying days. That tonic syrup of his is
really the most captivating cooling wrinkle of
the times. 80 much sO rs To account for the fac I
that his fountain, from early morn till late at
night, Is constantly dispensing solid comfort 10
avenue pedestrians of both sexes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

COURT OF CLAIMS esterday, Mr. Gillet re-
sumed and Concluded his argument In the case
OF Mariana Vallejo agt. the United States MIR.
Phillips concluded in favor Of the claimant, and
the case was submitted.
The case Of the heirs of Joshua Eddy agt the
nted states submitted by O. tst Mt IF The IN,
licitor on written argument filed by the claim
ants counsel. Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

JUST READ T. T.. O'Brien's advertisements
since his new store on the south west corner of
Ninth and IL streets las been advertised in our
PAPER. has groceries and varieties have zone on
WIN q rush, aud o'Brcn will have To enlarge.
Give him 4 call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

REV. Dr.. SAMSON LECTURES REsUMED.-Our
citizens will be pleased to learn that the Rev Dr.
Samson his lectures on the Bible lands. At
the T. street Baptist Church, this evening on
which occasion lie will trrat upon q the Land OF
"oshrn-" See advertisement Of committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

MORE LIGHT!
= AVE Just received q fine assortment OLA. Nj
Macs PATENT PORTABLE GAS GENERA
RATING LAMPS, which are superior to anythin.
OF the kind yot invented. have fully tested il Anu
beleye 1t to be in cyerv respect substitute for Goa
sas. n can he seen burning at any time at my store
No. 323 .treet, between 9Th anu n.
]. w. MORSELL.
ma 3l-St successor to Howell a MorsnlI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-03

&, KOHI,BERG. at 40 Bridge street, Georga-
-. town. ID. G, Is selling OF has crtIre stock of
DoTestic aud Fancy Dry Goods, Bonnsts, flats,
Shakers, Ribbons, Flowers, Riches, Sllks, No
TONS, Gentemeu's Furnishing Goods, ETC., and a
great many more articles usually kept an a well as
sorted Dry Goods and Fancy Store. 1t cost-that ~
at New York wholesale prices, The attention Of
wholesale and retail purchasers 10 invited.
ma i8-3w
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NnnrkeIa.

R,,-,.onR Dec ls-FLouK steady, but inactive; Howard
street IS STh wHEAr frmi White - aoG ~ - Red,
a. sen ~ 9e CorN IRA aud 23o higher sales Of White AZ
;, ,.s ard Yellow a. 78G8 0c PoRE Mess, Sl6i Prime
sli so BAcoS. loc. WHISKY firm a. &c 49,.
CHAKIKsToN Dec l5-COTTcN; Saos to-day 5ooO pale
na Of TIE veek 1890 baes prices &C. higher on tae ~
kIopuE bee ls-COrToN ssies today $50 bales-tle
torn h No ayof Of buyer Mddng 0lc the market oosee
quiet -. -. .o-a.x aeo
sAyANSAa Dec i5CorroS unehansedi sales today az
bsles ls Of the week 7O bales receipts Of the week 1901
zsin IS 80 IN same year Increased receipts az n'
PIT bales a the ports, 25 $50 bales stock here
Is gs5 bales w
CNcIKNATI Dec 16FLoUR unchanged holders Inn ais'
~ 2iic hO6rA fair business done tod y sales tV" AZ
Ss S56s6 Receipl' to day seco Mass PoRH IN goo a.
fncsry q dec for delivery 10 February LARo &c UkAEN
AFATS In gooe demand shoulders 4ic Sides 10.
EXCHANGES
CtNciNxArr Dec l6-Sight E1change on Newly oTk per
cert premia.
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NEWS UNIMPORTANT.
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS-.
rHrNCH NAVAL RETALIATION.

HkIHAX, iva Truro, Dec. l6 1859.
Tie Royal Mail steamship America from Livei pool,
Saturday TIRE 81 mss via Queenstown 4th arrived ~
this port a noon toby and ssied at p. for Bos-
ton. where she will b due on Saturday night.
Tie bews ~ the America is quite unimPortant
The approsehing Eurcyean Congress, and the prob
able Representatives of TIE various power therein at
trsctsd public attention most exclusively.
The LoEGe.- TINES strongly urges Lord Pslner'ton
10 take part in the Congress as the English PcsipO
Tertiary.
twas ruuorej that the f-s' siitirg was appointed
for abe 5th Of Jsnayry.
Tie Frerch fcst had Destroyed two f7rts AZ tie
mouth Of the river fstnan for ing at Fre,ch vessel,
ard had subsequer ~ resumed position OF neutrality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17
Co,rMERcI,L INrELLIGENCE.

Lr7EKPoOI CoTToTAARSET-'The Brokers Circular
is ne ssles the week 00 bales % which
$500 bres tsker y specuaors, aud 5000 bales ~
poef. an descriptions had submfed partial decline 81
IL = n nrrket for he week closing dull The ss~ OF
Sfvw.r. 7os bales I'D hGt day the market coscd qIs
L1 - ,y . Sono~iug authorized quotations. Fair osns
7I5 Nf3isrs Orssns 10, Fair Mobiles I'D. Midilng No
E.. IA Fair Upsnds II 3, Nifiirg upiands II 6d The
o IN port was snsiof 40 $50 bales, Of which IS 400
Aue Elcsn =.
STlTr o. TRADE.-Tbs advices from Manchester
are ferorsbs The I,Arket 6rru 81 LOST quoted rates
HAyRE MARKET.-At hayre, COrrOS hao slightly
a. Tired ard the n dul; sales Of the week 33o
beies tacb port $3.50 New Orleans tres oriinaire l2L
90 bss, lV1f =,
ITvFRPcoE BRFsDsTUTFs GARNET.-The Liver
o Bresdstus caret had scDs tendency, except Corn,
which VA hIm Y last Gsoted to
IIyFRrooI Provision M&EEET.-Tho Liverpool
Provision msIkor vas duL: .
ICNroS Messy M,RK7F.--rhe London Money
lad uodrsue change And there good demand
Cop.ois Friday a r ft oT money and account
Tho Bullion Bank OF Eng md had increased eSs0O0
LATEST MssKETs.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 2-p. m.-lbe sales Of CoTroN to-day
an cunt % balss. and The rnarta< eicse- quietly
Tie Hps AnSrrRFa market l. gpissnoth.ng done to-day
The PRoytsIos ma kst Il quiet.
IosBoN Dee. 1-noon--CoSsoLs S6aTsoi for money ana
account
uALiFAx Friday, Dec. 10th, 1889.
The r. b. Steamship Europa, from Boston, arrived
at noon and sailed nj p. IN. for Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17
THE UNION-sAVING RIOT IN PfzzLA-
DELPHIA.
Fro. The Phaadelpaia Bulls,ir, Dee. I.

Pyoa The Philadelphia Ballsfr, Dee. IL.
" Prevention IL better than cure" 10 everybody
viii acknowledge, on reading the aseeunts Of Lat
evenings proceedings in Market street and observing
how skillfuny Mayor Henry exercssd his authority,
and pletey frustrated the pans CT set Of people
who we're bent on getting up riot. 4 vast crowd Of
idle and laNess people, most OF whom wers oolsocted
jor mischioyous purpose, were completely held IN
cheek BY TIE presence Of the Mayor ard q strong pa-
lice force The etroDgest appeals OF those who aimed
10 be leaders the proposed riot failed 10 stimulate tho
mass 70 action the word action siynifyng, IN this
case an attack National Han, where Mr.. George
W. Curtis fulfilling engagement made lsst Au-
gut 10 deliver a lecture Slavery. The mob was
Oyerswed by the police, there was no actioa, aIid
no serious disturbance took place. Mr. Curtis deliv
cred his lecture which quite moderate in tone for
an Aboionst Of these times. The great rigb. Of Free
dom Of Speech has been sustained, agd Philadelphia M
free from the 0iaa grace OF Tiots Al honor 70
Mayor Henry for bSs erergy aaegood ndgment IN thus
foiling the schens5 Of the Sedous among our popu
ton.
With the pecuiar notiors Of Mr.. Curtis and his adj
mireTs concerning SlayeTy, We have sympathy.
But hs admTess had riZb 70 invite biEa 70 lecture
before hem aud be had a night % accept the iryiia
toa. Those 5xbo do n0 agree With him hsd sso u
ri stay away. Eat they had night to reyent
Inn from el1reseiDg ~ oFiniHs On any suejest sDd
70 eontTuston Of written l2wri.ten law &C Id pos
siby give hem such rig5f. The blundsrA OF tho
seallenes who expressed different opinion, a. late
public u.ssting bate ben sufficiently expcssd In our
eclumns and We eed NOT refer 70 the law s1 the sub
iect The Mayor knew the law, and he adopted the
most vigorous rzsasurss 20 sHstain It, re presume
that lheie is noi sgis good citizen Of shilade'pnia
tba, does oct to-day thzzk hun for the peace
G.d good Of ths city, and visdie4sing the right
Of free sTeeeh without resoring 10 unnecessary yo-
lenee toward those who sought TO yiolgts g. Tho
woud-be rioters themselves should 30 grafef 70 him
and his police force fog their forbessancs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17

ASoTHRR VETERAN GosE.-The last iribute oil re-
sPscs wss yesterday afternoon paid to the remsins Of
jacob Van Tine by his late brothers in arms, the Vet
Grams Of the War Of lsi2. The oil soldiers, under
command ofCol. Raymons, wore the usual badge o
mourning and assembled at the corner of Downing
and Bedford streets, whence, after appropriate serY-
ICES the funeral cortege took up its march, aud the rs
mains OF the deceased Veteran were borne to their
long home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17
Severe Storm.

BAINsTABLE, Friday Dee. 10, I6jy.
The storm on the Cape, "Wednesday night, was the
meet severe experienced for many years cansing mnGn
land Light, and intermediate stations on tho Cape
Several hundred poles were blown down ana the wires
broken in numerous places by the accumulated weight
nj frozen sleet and snow Large numbers of men are
engaged TO make repairs and the line will DO IN good
working order by Monday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17

FAIR oY TRE WoNAS AND CHILD's lNFiKAARf'--
very successful fair was opened yesterday in Doi
wortb's Hail. for the nett OF the lnhrmary Tor Wo-
men and Children, founded by Elizabeth aud Emily
blackwell. The hall was crowded, aad toe iaT nee
essary concluded las, evening, almost everything
was sold out During the evening Mr.. 5. b. Mills
performed several pieces the piano. In add'ioa to
very large assortment Of articles usual to fairs .
few fine pictures were hung along the wall amooS
chem q remarkably perfect likeness OF s. W. Francis
SOL Of DIR. J. w. Francis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17
rxocution of n Murderer.

MONTREAL, Friday, Dec. 10, 1917
Beaurcgard who murdered Cbarston al 81 hya,
e;ptb last Spring was hanged here at lOl o'clock thus
morning The prisoner was attended ON the sCAiiou
by two Roman Catholic clergymen. lie made no
confession, showed signs OF trepication, and ap-
peared to die without a struggle. great crowd Wit
1assed the execution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17
Ernm New.OrIeans. &c.

WAsHINGrON, Friday, Dec. Ito, 1917
The Nc,s Orleans Crescent Of Tuesday says that o.
sbips are loading there for Liverpool 10 for Hayrc
sri 10 for other foreign ports.
Sxty-our of the principal cotton buyers and brokers
OF Orleans have acquiesced IN the resolution pup
lshed in The Ne1c- Orleans Prloc Current OF Nov 10
and II viii 90 into effect on Monday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17

Fam FOR RAlPH HoYr's CHuRoH-it VIII be re-
enbersd that in June OF last year tempest destroyed
an Episcopal church in Fiity-fonrih street. between
Second and Third avenues. The founder tue Rev.
Ralph Hoyt, Immediately set TO work to rebuild IT, ana
che ladies of his church yesterday opened far a No
30 Broadway, in sid Of the new building. Inc ia'
viii continue for seversl dsya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17
The Late washington Irving.

BOSTON, Friday, DEC TO, Io15.
Tie Massachusetts Historical Society held a special
meeting last evening in reference to the death Of
Washington Irving, at which appropriate resolutions
were adopted, aud addresses made by Edward
Everett and Prof. LOngfelow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17

Mr.. Clark B. Coehrane, NJ. e., ps'sed through this
city yesterday, on bis WY 70 Nev-Hamp.hire.
called there BY the dangerous illness Of sisser. No
h.s paired off with Mr.. Kn.ksl Of Maryland, Demo-
crai 90 that his absence viii not effect the result Of the
vs,e for Speaker Of the House,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17
The Case of Mrs. Haytung, DC.

ALBANT, triday, Dec. TO, Ioll.
The Supreme Court to-day denied trial in the
case Of Mira. Hartung, cow cited of murder She will
DE res sentenced in January.
In the case of John Wilson, convicted for murder,
new trial was granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17
BROOKE wv I7EAX

ALLEGED AsDUcros oE Yossa dfkL FOR NO
FARroUs PURPOSES Yesterday siterpoos Wiass H.
Mace married man. engaged 10 businsP is New
York City, was arrested and taken be'o'c Jssuce Ky
aa on a charge If abduc,ing Della A. Cook, yespg
:; ! % sixteen wears OF are, and entcing her int
-. ., >Ileged disrppue, in New-York She resided
,,;,h bsr +, ,o,ber. widow lady, IN the BgAteeosa
WI and son months since formed the acquaintance
50 ~ ,bo 81. ned her several timse sRd finally, on
the ,b Of Novsms, " e alleged, took her from her
bope to The bou.e in \ swYork, whore she has besa
until pes,erisy morning, when she was found BY the
officer and conveyed to her IN Sher rs'iaeooe' ms
case cane up for exam nation e''erdsy wnen on ''s
Part OF the complainant Il 81 >'ed inst 'nS young
lady was too siek to srpear in CoarG
Cotasel appeared for the defesdalN' VINO mower
for bis diseh1se, inasmuch the com, Naio' wsS oe
fecye, the mother prserrng the charge aNes' OF n'l
daughter, ard 10 proper proof had Been Oh
fie mcapa,'ty Of lie young iady froo aiten'uns ass
Wines The Court decided 10 hold til defend sn' u
I'll Re coud eramne INTO the case, and aseordinsp as-
ourred tie hea.iDg rDtl this afternoon. The ~'''e'
says tina, her daughter has been the subs OF the ss
of the defendant and friend Of bis, until anaiy tncy
cot her away from bone, ssd for two week sue wa
ignorant OF her whereabouts she II LAT learned whers
le was and after much troable succeeded in rssainng
aer child
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17

Mr.. Fred. Law olmstsl has not ye; returned to
this county as We stated the Other day. lie Is eA
rected soon. Andrew Il. Green, esq., 00nifouef o.
the C,Illa Park, h4s been active Ia Ihe 'aperien'
ence of the work IN progress during hls absence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17

Ak On GAME REvryED.-A geDtsel-looking naid-
de aged sn csled the coalocs Of Charles Onore In
Newark yesterday mofnns and ordsfed two tss N
coal sent Ia Grove street Not having suhcer,
ney be rendered payment check for So tsobank not be
Ing open ssd Sir Gilmore no, sasIecting snyass Srsns
paid over in cash ard the deprtsd fe
s~indls after deteeted end tb- ma kay takes
roundabout couse overloaded al the ieuy ia pFcssd
that zht bat handed the money and lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17
Can't. FarDTsaTu.

SAvANSAH Ga, Thursday, Dec IL, lSoJ.
Cart Farnham arrived here from New-fork this
day, and is now lodged in jail.