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Manufacturer at the South.

Cotton may be King, but our enterpri-
sing townsmen. Hale, Murdoch & Co, are
turning out at their Hat Factory in this
city hundreds and even thousands of SUI
perb hats that have neither CoTToN nor
moss about them. Io our merchants.
planters and traders &C., know this? IL
they do not, for the sake of that beau
ideal of almost every mans heart-self in
tercst--as well as that of their own dear
South. let them now hear it ring in their
every ear, In the name of every thing
that is sacred, why will our merchants
and planters furnish a stick to our north
em enemies with which to break their own
heads? II these hats are as good land
they are even better as those made at the
North, and as cheap, why 30 away from
home to spend money which coIaes al
most directly from the very men who are
engaged IN manufacturing? Ii is one of
the greatest errors of the country and of
this day, that our people have fallen into !:
and We hope soon to see public opinion
that powerful regulator. Of mismanarc-
ment, nail this and other glaring errors t.
the counter, a> the merchant does the
counterfeit com.
With sven enterprise "a we have in the
above company our whole country would
soon he IN the most tlourishing and happy
condition. And we are proud to own such
citizens in our midst.-Gaiaray's EJpositr.
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CONSTITUTION.

Convention. on Association was formed,
the purpose aud character OF which arc
explaine In IT,
CONSTITUTION.
The object of the Association shall
be 90 promote the supply Of African labor.
2 Tho officers Of the Association shall
Ia a President. seven Vice Presidents, one
or more Secretaries, and a Treasurer. 10
serve three years.
The Association shall meet at least
once annually. and az such places a. the
Association may order.
a Tho members Of the Association shall
lie the undersigned. aud all other citizens
delegated by any public meeting Cover
nos. own.council. or Mayor. and in favor
Of the African labor supply.
MINUTES.
The Association elected the following
officers:
PreHdsat-,I. y. p. DeBow.
Wee Prsrafnh-Ilon. r. 4. Archer, Ma
than Ross, Hon. ~ Davis.
lSecrstr1l-Gen. W. II. McCardlc.
Mr.. l.. " Spratt was unanimously Sc
lectcd 10 deliver the annual Grafton. and
Hon. VIM. l.. Yancey and Hon. II N.
Bennett 10 be alternates.
M was ordered that tho Association
next meeting be at Mobile on tho 81 Mon.
dav in February. lsGO.
Henry Hughes. &. q. Briscoe.
Il. IN. Archer. y. y. u. bcliow.
Nath. Rose Of Ark. q. ]. Buck, Of Nj.
CIV. Humphreys, w. IN. Magruder.
w. m. McCardle, Hon. X. Z. Satiold
j. s. Humphreys, j. y DAVIS, OF 81
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Tho Grand Circle. Of che Order Ut So
sul Cirrl,s. meet. W Brandon "n the
br.t Monday. 10Th day Of June.
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Protest.


Id" tiiyI>i-''''' '.' ...'-- % t-r southern
COM "nr"n- mo-" y -''."h.H tii4- city, ~ view Of
90. sol u.tt = 80, m - 'H 49, NJ a'ciacd ~
4F"F ~ I'i ..l' ms t'"i-hHig u" African
slave trade leg l-i'' 70 enter "'. protest against
the action OF ~" '"F N''"i Tor iAr following r",-
-'n'i -.... ,,.l,.,,.,..
ui IA, pe"Il" pi lr ''ah 7"i'rn states represent
"h "a ID" Moor. me ,'-, ,.'''n'' ~ tha sentiment
is lu tir action % NE '"n'rntuh~ which framed
thor t"n-tiN'"I '.,A 'h' Tvs enacted h} t-".r
State lr-l~!'ture~' ~" ~ lH.hF" IS refusal Of all
STAT" Legislature h ' ''- I.in I" give Their ssuc
Ton Co this nu'}-I''N h-i"utlh@ "a many % them
th'r attention mas h''' ,Er'N called q" the subject
-i g,1nsa 0cr cE,n me- 'ai iAe -atu body does not
meet uu appreciation 'i th" P."Ple. II a. &c Fact wei,
hEoHn tlnt there gre ho" 90 ~" siauic books Of at
least ten "i t,' 7".ti'In many ~ them
passed. y. ll lit' L'>' ,''t n aIl>-@NiplL
a. late A. lo''-law- pi"tNHnn- ~" introduction Of
African Slaves within .''F hord'1.r under heavy
! pclaltl.~.
=. We deny N.Ht ii.' "'i'-.1'> 4" LilN Convention
eNVru~- ths sentiment ~ th' people 81 the state
which tucy r--'ue O. represent on this floor The
| circurust,uec- connected Win the appointment oi
ia" members a. tins ho"t' hI' generally 81 such q
character - o. give assurance tt; she said mem
hcr- gtho. present ;Hr sentiment q their States.
or that ti.. base enjoyed favorable opportunity OF
a-rtI.a|n.nE t..i iii'l -ttl'u''l.l l r.
! g. We regard u - 'h nv uAi't HApodie
| that sn'aa h"lE u hnA 'H,.I- n compose thi7
al~ an". hos ever Ee-pectnle q IT'tate life, hsyc not
TIA" most enlarged gA h.e l 20" inAna-elnont Z"
/ public concerns, sh'4h NhoeiAk' J." originate 9
scheme OF pr,y ally affecting the dom"-t nc inter
e~s eud safety % tnc whole south in che absence %
allrcrre-eu'Gon rom The ret ,laye ot2'es Of Yin
| giuia. Kentucky. Missouri ana North Carolina.
| J. We furthermore protest against said action be
cause We believe judging from the arguments use,
this iiogr in support Of -ad resolution that %
it, origin o. influences hostile :" a." peace and per
pcttuty 81 the Union &nlag"n-tc 10 the constitution
and laws Of the land, ana unpTopuous to the future
| happiness aui prosperity 81 the republic. IL hs
| been manly sustained IN TINS body hy avowcd dieuni
"uIsts. and th" l,a"lrg 'rhe- made IN support
u have bn,n iePlct" "~lhlgh sentiments dchln
ci3tory 81 the E"Frfnmti', iAn laN % the Impn
| aud couu-'lling the S3nth =" aihtH bloody "Pp"s1
tlon {" tn" constituted autit"iites 81 me hanon an'
The Saying "i the hn!slJrtSl ISL, i9h'u"9ailr- "i IN
federal law if amy attempt should ho made g" enforc
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~ ABOLITION FUND.-C. +. IIovey, of
Boston. has left $}O.OOO to w. l.. Garrison.
Wendell Philips and Francia jackson. as
Ia residuaFy lcgatces, TO be expended in
the publication Of AbolitIna tracts, pa
pcr-, sc.
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SPARTA Aratlemp e pttgru,

Glass No. $50,
Draws Wednesday, june 2Sth, 1859.
on THE THREE NUMBER PLAN.
% NumberS----l2 Drawn Ballots.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TIcKETsl
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] OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES strctly Confidential.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF ALABAMA.

II MOBILE
'IHE regular Course Of Lectures at this Institution
L VIII commence on MONDAY, the l4th November
next.
The Faculty is composed Of the following gentle
men:
J. &. Mott VI. H.. Professor Of Surgery.
j. r. lleuStls. NJ. H.. Professor OF Anatomy.
VIM. H. Anderson. VI. r. Professor Of Physiology
aud Pathology.
Geo l. ketehum. NJ. D.. Professor az the Practice
Of Medicine
T. \. Ross. VI. d. Professor of Matera Medies and
Therapeutics.
T. Z Gordon, VI. D. Professor OF Obstetrics and the
Diseases OF Women a25 Children.
W }. Taylor, v1 shiladclph Professor Of Cheih-
tstry.
&. uNet~ "a. n Demonstration Of Anatomy -
Any7Glorulation pecting the course OF Lectures
90 otheL business connected with the institution may
be had by addressing
KM H. ANDERSON, n. d.
Dean Of the Faculty
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Thc Louisville Dtsocrat is strongly in
lagor Of hoops, because lately a lady
walked overheard from the steamer Alvin
Adams lying at the foot Of Fourth street
"a that city, aud ecated TO Sixth street,
where she was rescued. Her hoops alone
saved her from being drowned. Hurrah
for hoops! exclaims the delighted editor.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25

BATHING IN JoRDAN.-The senior Brooks
writes to the New York Express that 10
has been to all the holy places, Rothie-
hem, Jerusalem, Mount al Olives. etc.
lie wanted To be in the river Jordan
which he describes as muddy and abound
ing in mosquitoes, but the Arab Sheill
would not permit lest he should be drown
ed; but he made willow rope, ti1S I,
to his neck, and thus secarod, Mr.. Brooks
waded IN dpcEcd his head and 30 did
pilgrims duty"
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Mr9a1 OrAE,u- Eafapu..-Wa tu,.t. at.a-
tsli9 che ljy,its-iuyut,r tls extensive and ropu-
lng h,usc. Which vii b. ts.,nJ Boz another column 20
ttt-ptFsr Those IT urr'airf-. land their uam,i.
IeganI sho q 81 - Egtsrpg-,. e dnd their inter
e.. Iu collin. and examining che tue stock vhirh
thc-5 gentlemen ofer o. Purchasers on tie ia.t
-H.s.nshfa terms
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Ne porrt,s arrived n Mobile Sunday
morning. a ' to- sTl'nt'iion D" 'h''
sfafs
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THE RRTCE STOKE.

THE BRICK STORE.
w have fine Stock ofall articles wanted oy w
w farmers Ne shah sell, heretofore, az PIlVss ~
satisfactory a. she purchaser We think We can 49, -,
ly say that Enterprise Is good market u hos ls
ter than any inland city the same distance uoi ii "a
water. We however, have not sufhcieht c"g 80,
extend To the planters the heavy advances ~
ccrics which they are daily calling for, ana 70 ~
disappointment give this notice. As se9n - 49,,
cumstances will permit We will commence advAle.ns
again. and will Give notice In the mean TIME We ~
authorized 10 make advances Cotton Tor shi
90 good Houses in Mohile
EHtgprSe, Man 10, 1859 -
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The aggregate soldiery of Europe in
times Of peace is upwards of 100000 Of
men
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rgstmy Noet#lbe tfnNaH rrv.d 90 NJ" l'iS
On tUo ta,h ugf rouurr Rl'..' N' n"i''''a
Fe. bni tba abf bows 30 ui.t,.IHg.
Tie NustIHu Nwt Htd f.h.H ,h' l'.. t' No'
90 Fl. navel. u. U.rs, tN Hu iui.U.
I..a TrsuHb trl.ra N.f' arTfrrc rt.lNl. $780,.
N#rHl.e.u W4s 90 ttItt l.f.a '"t no i" 20 WIZ 'N
tbs i.fn uat. - 49,.
r.s TruuJu 1rWy hHt l.rn u|t.l ~ '." Wv
49, srHlIy uu f.ru.Int at th' bn.tY .r"ts
Ans ffUnrh ARMY on tIIn h.t.na ha '',h. 9 ~
arHsas.I % uUa HunNUls 90 h.NI ' "
Thousand Wru. - Ia. g.
fbs kHatfIauH Ufre urt'-ti 10 Oh. flhn /.
.s.4s tBt river puHf IfHa.ifH.tH. p It - '.'l q ~
tHa % inst. s0Hr hleru N'' '.'
.ffsu i4aa Hu et#h sI.I".
fb. Austrian geurIHI t."f I'. .n NI ..'
H.. fst5lIl 4a. frlIta.r. .Hu uHII ''' .. ''
II. ana hHI tF.utN utu nDfn.H. .I .
f.sea,l h, r,.Ir.. DO. NHstr.r- Trr 90 10
xiv sa r.ifln. Do cariud gl -.fffH ..t
lilo Nmn.fHf Dl NH.tHa * O I.IN ~" ""
F4 NH u HFfaHu
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| NJ. PARTRIDGE.
Editor Of Nick,burg Wing.
L. F.. CRANE,
Suntiowcr county, Miss.
rRAIAN

| sign this protest because believe the revival
the slave trade to ig contrary To- a sound domestI
and political economy. and also believe the apprct
tee system to hc even more Objectionable But Il
not wish to be- understood a. endorsing all the sent
mcnts and language Of the protest.
J. :. HOLT, hatcher.
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After the adjournment Of the southern
Convention, an Association was formed
the purpose aud character Of which are
cxplaine In a.,
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MAGNIFICEXT SCHEME

y
EACH SATURDAY IN JUNE.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-01-20

- Mrs President1and Ladies 4 of the St.
Cloud TemperancesSocial Cirele:i 4! jgs:s.
= For ages, nay so far as the records of
the race extend, back into the mists Of un-
lettered night, it is evident that man has
been most unremittingsin bis attentions to
woman. He'has written about her in
prose, poetry and blank verse, in tragedy,
commedy and farces, in history and pro-
phecy, in rhyme and out of reason, in time.
and out Of season. He has alabored and
legislated for and against her, he has
speechifed at her, to- her and about her,
he has lectured her and others: for he:
benefit, he has told her how.to behave and
) how not to behave, how to walk and how
to stop walking, how to dress and when to
stop dressing how to. talk and when to
stop talking. how to seat-and .sleep-and
drink-and think, how to wink; and when
she should gently droop the eyelashes
He has decided for her a great many hum
dreds IF thousands Of times, when and how
Z and why and what about she should she'd
tears, and upon what occasions smiles were
indispensable. - ~ ss-~----'-- &
lnshort il would be somewhat beyond
the power Of reflection to conceive of a
subject which could be / connected with
Woman, that her gallant neig hbor has. not
made the special object2of his unremltting
! attention, belaboring her with words, even
more profusely than he has blackened her
I with blows. He has multiplied words a.
bout this all-important subject, until, if
they were written down on "a page of, FOOLS
cap, Of tne ordinary breadth, and length
ened out to suitsthe OCCASION We should
have paper ribband 4; long enough to
reach around this little world Of ours |: and
tie I, in graceful fest oningg links, betting
] each and severysone of the planets and. sat
elites Of our system, to- the centre 1 orb Of
day; and after spanning it's circumference,
] & 70 reach away md encirc1e all the systems
yet dreamed of .by onom ile s. and then
tie in . double bow knot with streamers at
the back Of herr yship the most. re- e,
mote liked. STAR He has defined and
marked out oman sphere until The
whole creation; aid It retain stt1he. marks.
would be Ike !, ely Bed where q troop Of
old hens had been scratc hing for worms;
and for all these tavours shall We forget to
y gtstoful? The spirit Of womanhood
,<sfsesi ~ sd
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-01-20

which they have to contend and thus
try to repay some small portion of the
debt OF gratitude; due to the burly sex
for its indefatigable attentions Of four
thousand years. Il, ..<.= :: ..-.. ..;.=
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-01-20
>POE5TRY.-:
CHICADEE.

The song-sparrow has Q joyous note,
The brown thrush whistles bold and free;
But my little singing bird at home ~.
Sings sweeter song e me. =. ''' =, 80
The cat-bird, at morn orevening, sings q +
! With liquid tones like gurgling water; ,,.,
But sweeter by far, to my fond ear, ...:,1
Is the voice Of my little daughter 1872.
I@'~AG t.'(sIiszt 81 :gU S;l9ssf.l.f - =; !, 2.
Four years and a halt since she was born, -.
The blacksaps piping cheerily,-- ....ss.
And 50, as. she came in winter with them,
She is called our Chioadee. s.....r I........ ..
She sings to her dolls, she sings alone, ill.,.
And singing round the house She goes, -
Outdoors or within, her happy heart -.
With childlike song oeraows !, s.: - ;,
= u - near,
], With mingled pride and pleasure listening, -
And thank,the inspiring Giver Of song, ;21sGS
=. While tear id our eye is glistening. VT =
Oh! many q. bird of sweetest song i. y ,,...>.
II hear, when. in the woods Or meads roam
But sweeter, by far than all, to me. ....,,:
=: Is my Chicadee at home. ~; tl%fr 49,.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-01-20
MISCEI5L-ANEOUS.
-
Man,
\ |ZI !.

Il Lecture delstvssred Jeforc "7As Ladies
81. Cloud Temperance Social Circle by
JANEaG. SWIsSuELM. - y.:,>,-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28
LOCAL NEW s.

TTTHE STAR PUBLISHES THE LISTS OF LETTERS
REuAININs N The WASHINGTON City Posr OFFICE
UNDER THE PROVISIONS or THE LAW DIRECTING
THEM TO BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPERS HAVING
The LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY
cF The OFFICE. ITs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Il
MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF AMY OTHER DAILY
rR1NTED N THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28
AUCTI0H sALn

BY J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auction.er..
CLOSING OUT SALE OF FANCY GOODS
SS3 s E%ESfNS. s.. AsD JEWi,RI
SS s!2nh street nearly opposite the InteIhsenceT
YER Watches, Chains, Jewery IN o. ss tod and sui,
Rinss, studs, &c Also, Books. ,stationofy and and
Cutlery, and other useful goods. "''eH OIL
E be ooG.9 e. sgft kfErp9 gD this ss.
By WALL e. BARNARD, Auct,oneerr.
FsSlars 18Th 9, Is sa aroIFD
will sell, in front Of our auction rooms, on account
Second hand Hack.
Pair Mules.
A small assortment of Hosiery, Fame, Dry Goods
fea WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
IL IN CONSEQUENCEOF THE INCLEM-
TIL E s. 5 thS sbgy9 sne Is postponed s
fe I'D WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
pErRIEiMPTORY SALE OF CARRIAGES.-On
O'clock in front Of the Auction Rooms, shall sell,
for account of whom it may concern
s s5ss Pcs sT1aS Spen phgsOn
I handsome 4-sent Carriage, a very fine article,
! s sSs'na- R Rs1,f fEa asry,'
Terms: third cash; the residue in 2 and 4
months, Tor satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing
ie z-d J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
BY BARNARD BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
coop AND WELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD
~ EuRNITURE AT AUCTIoN.-On FIR IDAY
MORNING. 4th March, at 10 o'clock, we will sell,
a. the residence of a lady declining housekeeping,
No. lbs Bridge street. south side. between igl and
Congress streets complete assortment of good and
wntl-kept Household Furniture, as
Maho :any Spring seat Sofa and Chairs,
Do. Centre and Card Tables,
Do. SIdeboard and Dining Table,
Do. Rocker and Etegcre,
Brussels, Three ply, and other Carpets,
Curtains and CornIces.
Mahogany and Walnut Dress Bureaus and Ward
robes,
Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattress
WaShstands and Toilet Sets
Cane and Woods Chairs
Table Furniture and good assortment of Kitchen
- Requisites.
Terms: Is and under. cash over that amount
Gredlt OF 81 anu W days. for notes satisfactorily
dorset, bearing interest.
fe y BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28
fe I'D J. c. MCGUIRE & CO. Auct,.
By J. c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctloneers.

By J. c. MCGUIRE CO., AuctIoneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
y PUBLIC AUCTIoN.-On TUESDAY AFTER
NOON; March LIST, at "a o'clock, ON the premises,
We shall SELL parts of Lots No. 10 and II. in Square
No. H. fronting on north y. between 10Th and SHh
streets together with the improvements consisting
Oi substantial and well-bullt twOstury and base
mont Brick Dwelling house, containing ? parlOrs
dlnIng-room, kitchen, aud chambers.
Terms: One;fourth cash; the residue in 6, u, and
IL nonthS with interest secured by deed Of trust
on the premises. Title lndI SputabIe.
fe q j. G. MCGUIRE * CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of writ of feri
WI facias issued om the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of the strict of Columbia for the county
OF Washington, and to Inc directed, will expose to
public sale, for CASH, in front of the Court house
door of said county, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of
March next, 1852 at II o'clock Ms the following de-
scribed property. 10 w.t. viz: All defendants right
title claim and interest in aud TO part of Lot No. IS
in Square No ST. beginning at the southwest corner
of said lot and running thence north 81 feet thence
east 30 feet to the point of beginning in the CITY of
Washington ID. c., together with all and sinrnlar
the improvements there seized and levied nnon
as the property of Robert u. Duley and will he
sold to satisfy Judclals LIS, to January term la5a
Reed, Brother Co., use of James Maftin et Al Va
Robert L. Duley. w. SELDEN, Marshai
fe lots Tor the District of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28
- 49,
DIED.

On the 2ath February, Ia5 in the 18th wear of his
age, ANTHONY SMITH, who, at the time of his
DEATH and for 63 years, with a short intermiS s;nr
was n resident of Georgetown
HIS funeral WI take place on Tuesday, March
Montgomery street, where the friends of the family
are invited 70 attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28

NOTICE. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ADvKRTIsK-
NENrs To BIZ Inherited IN THE BALTIMORE SrS
ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE
STAR OFFICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28
New York Markets.

NEw YORK. Feb. 2S.-Flour closed buoyant
State IS .3SaS5 so Ohio 50 50aS6 65; Southern s6a
500.
Wheat closed firm; Southern red sl.io, white
Sl.65.
Corn closed quiet white Sa35c yellow sdesSc
Pork closed steady; mess sl7 o2H ass 20 ais %
for very best.
Lard closed firm at lIkal2H
Whisky closed firm at 27a2Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28
BaltImore ,Iarket,,I

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2s.-Flour closed unchanged;
city mills s575.
Wheat closed firm; white 81 40asi so
Corn closed buoyant; white and yellow 7os77e
Provisions closed dull.
Whisky closed unchanged
Coffee closed firm; Rio llk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28
EinanriaI-

NEW YoKk, Feb. 2S.-Stocks generally are
higher; Chicago and Rock Island o5S; Curnbe--
land Coal Company \; Illinois Central bonds
90; la Crosse and Mil. I: New York Central seS;
Reading i9A; Missouri 6s s5X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28
Alexandria Markets.

ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 2s.-Flour-~e hear Of po
sales; Union street suPerfne is quoted NJ sSs7ks
Whesi-sales Of white at 81 .ssssiss. red 81 Goa
Corn-sales at 7da7Sc
Rye and oats no sales reported
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER

SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER
l. AM better prepared now To make SHIRTS In
oruer than ever My measurement and cut of Shirts
and the praise OF all who have tried them iustify me
IN warrantng In all cases q perfect TT or no ale
All shirts made by me are gotten up in styIe and
hiauS well al HOPKINS Bazaar,
iei7<W corner 9Th st. and Pa avenue.
I'VE WONDER OF WASHINGTON IS
Il GlbBSS VEGETABLEB ALSAM,-perform
Ing almost miracles IN covering up Bald Heads and
/ UBiN'S EXTRACTS, all odors, at GIBBS
~ HAIR Store, near 18th street, and ut his sales
rooms. under Willards' hotel. da 22-Sm
II AIDES BRAIDS, PLATS, CURLS, HALF
II WIGS, aud PUEFS at GIbBS'S, near corno
at LIT st. aud Penn. avenue. Il Y ON
I AIDES, BRAIDS, Plaits, Curls, Hal. Mis VIZ;
IL and Puffs at GIBBS'S, near corner OF lStn sueot
and Pennsylvsnia avenue, oeNosR
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By A. GREEN .,,

thoAbLE IMPROVED PROPERTY,
MOSnhhtTo OF ~ M5sN,HSEsoIA Row, AT AUcTIoN.-On
FEET pr ns SJ a. O'clock the IS
fronting IS feet on t-eet ~ ' oi - uare No. Joz
TD ~ 10 efs on avenue with the
hP,onreInentS, which consist Of nearly new two
story frame House, containing rood T,or,s 49,
yeniently arranged, and built in the most
tia manner, by the best of workmen o"oe'eh-
The attention II persons wishing 10 mako 1904
Investment Is called to the hove sale as the local
" OF this property of tho most desirahle snJ
property rs rapidly enhancing in value in this sec
ton Of the CITY. ~ WV
Terms: One half cash; balance In 6, - and Ia
months, for deferred payments bearing interest .e
indisputabe. "
f. 2-d A GREEN A.,
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sALn
THIS AFTERNOoNa To- MoRRoW

By J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneer.-
DOSITIvE SALE OF VALUABLE BI-II. n
I ING LoI on sIH SIKKEI WE.I, sETwEEx Il, Avn
NOON, February 18th, st ~ O'Clock, on the prem
Uses, we shall sell, Lot No. 81 I'm James Caden sub
street west, between l. and NJ streets NORTH running
back lSs feet inches to a - foot alley.
This lot II beautifully situated in q healthy and
desirable part of the city for residence, and will be
sold without reserve.
Title indisputable.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in 6, u and
20 mouths with interest, secured by deed in trust
fe2 S-d J. c. MCGUIRE a. CO, Aucts.