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Boston Ice.

TIME subscriber having just returned from Boston
norms Washington Georgetown thai he has
responsible dealers for e supply and
having conducting trade,
prepared quality " ICE aad fun
ply during tha without change Of price
Dealers whole curgoes, Quantities 10
on good be made elsewhere
Hotels steamboats, conctonors aud hernen VIII
wiz be
kept Office during the day for thor accommodation.
Family will thor interest call ut The nee
entirely and those de
liyerng mistakes frequently e
purchased paid for delivery
Otherwise arranged.
Porsoa residing country get supplies ora The Of
ncs, whsrs kept constantly hand Is ~ saf
l.. J. MIDDLETON,
March I5-3m Once 18th and \ streets.
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NOTICE

ore reulsudl Of re Lind Office from BUCHANAN PonT
LAND, ia The STATE Of MINNESOTA,
TN accordance with the provisions of the act Of
entitled can act authorizing changes the location Of
Offices approved hereby declared
thai the os for the sale Of public lands at BucHASsS tho
Miyrprl will be PORTLAND, the head a the
Superior, early period prnocdbie
the precise CLOSING tho Office Bu.
chanan rpeng at Portland win be- issued by the register
nd tic district
Given under my city Of Washington day Of
March, A. d. 1850.
Ny order OF the President
TfOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Onice.
Mar 3o--w6w lln,ei&Star1
MORE NEW BOOKS AT PHiLP'S.--The Ro-
Iv ny the author Of "Mngialen Stafford
The North American Insects BY u. Jsgcr late Professor
Lboogy College Of New Jersey assisted BY H.
D. iusrn,ons from specimens IN the
of the nuthor H.ie.
and ny the author
Peep ofiAsy, y "fcading without Tears,p &c.
FRANKLIN PHILIP Bookseller,
1872 Pennsylvania avenue,
Apru between oh and 10th stTeets
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special Notice to subscribsrsI

PsyTsn Coz subscriptions be made invariably advance,
~ always b dzeuiiiGCd Vi the rAIla u ttt od
uniss NOuc Nl Dc sivu 50 srTlCrs
he rir srtscriltauf are aintt 10 pie,
mail the risk " ile suhscrbfs ard not
II ha puhiaher lie Uni0n.
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NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
GREAT DESPATCH.

GREAT DESPATCH
Through lae ga Cscnoclrs NeiO York and Bolore sean-
and TIE Balnaore aud Haah,ngsaa Railroad
Freight per goods tAyoA oer
uces al propostonae ~
TIME steamers of this line now make the passage
New York and Baltimore In forty Aoass isesine
esey Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday at from
pier 10 North river. .
Goods Immediately forwarded al Baltimore
l-'. TH0a PARSONS, Washington,
....... ...E# SAMUEL r. PEAnGE Baltimore,
II. Is. CROMWELL CO., New York,
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GMALL TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE CHEAP
- The subscribers have fOr thirty land ad
JOINING the farm Joseph H. bradley which they will sell low
JAS. o. McGUfRE Co,
Mar 22AeOd2w AuCtlOnoers and Commission Merchants.
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NOVICE TO pRE-EMprIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE. TO PRE- EMPTlON CLAIMANTS. +
Every perscn entitled tho right OF Of the
townships townships above enumerated
required establish the the satisfaction Of the register and
the proper land Office aud woke esr
practicable seeing is notice. and before the day appointed for
of public sale Of tho lands embracing the
tract claimed; such claim will bc forfeited
,'a TiI05 A. HENDRICKS
.st Commissioner OF the General iAni Dasce,
regulations Of tho department heretofore
existing payment advertising proclaaon
except publishers say authorized publish tho
Commissioner Of the General Land Ohce -.. .
3-wtIStSep Intel. * Star.
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by the President OF the United States.

TN nura,,ance of law / JAMES RICH ANAN
~, Tr,itca Anoca so b.reby
- ~ rnns a, ,h,c ala. viii 4, hed ~ The
mated, TO wit: ~ -
tbs land office at JAcsoS commencing Monday the ty
the disposal the lands the odd
sections, within ths aforementioned shp5 which
united stacs thn sig s each @ Of the railroad
the line between the State OF Mississippi AMI the
Aabama subject required By law, to minimum Of two
dollars and fifty cents per acre, viz: III
~, -, 49,, - ,n NJ, ..,., A.. H., .u :. .r,,au,
~ y - ''N - +. "a.
rtpa oMnsnpa - a. sn% @ !, 800 - - > ~
,-ownst,,,, s. .ns a of ra,ge q a.s. .
'N"f'' - - - 80 iss ~. sI.i :. n sE..a T.. . .
AT the land office at ArersrA commencing on honday ne g
h day " Judy Herf Tor the disposal OF the vacant nnas IN me o
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rTN0 LET-The three-story brick house, No. 423
Finh street, as bath and pont,
si25 Inquire the premises, NoY wv
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MANSION HOUSE,
FORMERLY THE EBBTT i.yusE,
- Near cornor of Y and Fourteenth streets,
Dec TT WASHINGTON, ID. Y.


VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR
Department private aoThe subscribers
the York and l7th and
containing about 900 square feet of ground improved BY two
story brick building. !,
he hre. story brick house and lot Immediately north of
"Winder's Building. p
Those very pieces property and viii be sold
on accommodating terms Apply to , .t.,,n,- y ~
AuctlooneeKs and Commission MorchAnts-
VXTANTED A Spanish gentleman wishes to give
gentleman with these
ansuaRes. ssceranod the Union onlce
Jan 26-du
LII PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
IA accepting check 1o6 and loT on the Treasury the Uni
@ states DgSn @ drsn sy op a ssney a u o. ore r.
hundred and thirty ak dollars cen under date
said check having been sa payment stopped
check passed tho whose favor
drawn aud could therefore, be used without forging their
endorsement. III es.frEa5s NJ G. MtlG5, d.
Mar l7-eod1m Capt, Of Engineers
A VAN CAMP, DENTIST, has returned to the
operating residence 4o street, between 9th and 7h
streets 4 doors from Post 01lce. .1fa Oct l4--du
CsoLUMBTAN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FOR
scholarship the Columbian College, for the whole
years. win be sold for little than half price to
anA tuition which $40 year viii so for $50 CASH as
the original is worth $3.50 or $3.50
Address cATAIINE, OF h, J., Washington O., D. G.
Dec o-du ls
ITO CONSUAfPTly ES--A clergyman having cured
his son q consumption IN ~ wors. Stages alter Ssns gwen up up
(Which successful in cse tothose afflicted
wish coughs colds and ccusapon and be will send the same to
address, enclosing stamps pay return postage,
4 Ma la-dI2maa street ". Y.
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A VAN CAMP, DENTIST, has returned to the
Ils city and resumed his practice
Operating street. between 9th and 7t
streets, 4 doors from Post Olce. Urt Oct A--du
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TN pursuance of law, T. JAMES BUCHANAN,
President America hereby declare
and mako hal public via be he aforementioned
land Offices ia Tho Territory Of K at the periods hereinafter de
nat "a, 10 Wis
Al che land fce KicxAroo commencing Monday, s h
es day " August for the disposal u the public ands within
the following named townships, via: H-r IN.
So q ae base Iins and saa q e sirA PrnaI meridian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-12

The chffrcrsNs ofthe New Yort Trjhnne "a,
respondent upon what it e,ll. m. u..,s,..
grandiloquent" washington nev,n,n., -
Of the reception Of Mr. Douglas a No, .rS,,
me Star and such accounts are
are managed" as the Tribune correxno,apatpe,,s
leges. As class, the Washington newsn. - "a
indulge In "high-falutin' much more snarinvl.
than the New York papers. '"sy
CHARITY 1T is to be hoped that there will he
general attendance tonight upon the meeting
called at the Aldermen's Chamber, City Hall.
ny the Mayor, for the purpose OF advising AZ 10
the pest means Of forming effective associa-
tion Tor the relief of the suffering Door The
benevolent nom all quarters respectfully in
vited to attend.
The WEATHER is a notch milder to-day. ON
Monday the steamboat George Page was unable
on account Of the ice in the river to make her
trips to and from w Arlington, and travel between
the TWO cities was over the Washington and Al
exanot1a Railroad and Turnpike. The mail
Steamer So rom washington for Aqua Creek made
her regular trips.
oS hfouIsIrIoN -Oficer Reese Yesterday, in
compliance with requisition from Gov. Wise,
OF virginia, took John McConn, charged with
me larceny at the White House Pavilion, on the
"a OF August, Of a gold watch and other articles
Of value, to Fairfax Court House. Va. and De.
livered him to the Sheriff Of that county.
PIccoLoMISI PosTPoNKs .-Ullman telegraph
ed TO his Washington agent, Mr.. Metzerott, to-
day, saying that In consequence of the prolonga.
ton Of the engagement in New York CITY. pic
inst. w ~ 's ~'A
COURT OF CLAIMS YESTERDAY, Mr.. Rj,oue
resumed and concluded his argument in the case
OF Lydia X. Shreeve aud another apt The rr,ted
STATES, when the Court adjourned
WATCH REIURNs.-James Harps, drunk and
disorderly; fine and costs, 50 Is Pat Donivsn.
WIN. Randel, VIM. Day, colored, drunk and
vagrancY; 90 days each
West l.ock-up.-Henry Williams colored. lar
ceny; jail Tor Court. Edward King drunk work
mouse 80 DAYS. Emanuel Miller, drunk and dis.
orderly; jail Tor Court. Dennis LYMAN coIored
OUT aiter nours; woTkhouse 80 DAYS j. O,Shay,
drunk; do. "A"S'
Ho FOR THE New MARkKr.-Just recerved. a
,diEe supply OF the be Mutton that ever reached
asc, some or the finest Pork, to be found at Inc +
street Market ana Provision Store between I.th
and 18th streets. ~
He DIEDOF QuAcKs," might mark many a grave
Dut how many victims Of CONSUMPTION mis- hi hay 4
6een saved by an early reianoe upon Mira, M N
Sardnof's INDIAN Balsam Of Llverwort, sold nv MI
VIC Di"sssts In tne world jal2-lw
WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap, A,
the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner i'm ana =
streets. Ice Cream and Water Ioes So cents ne,
quart. A. Ic P0i
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M I'm.

On the 18th instant, Mrs. MARY A. CAMP
BELL. a. NhE"r
Her friends are invited to attend her funeral To-
morrow at 10 o'clock, from her late residence on
baltimore Sun please copy)
On he 10Th instant, EDWARD 8. CROPLEY
Ia the 5Sth year of his age, native of Eng and but
for the last 81 years a resident of this oity
On the 10th instant, MARIA MAY axed two q nd
nan years, infant daughter of Edward Nj. and
residence, No. 28l AZ STREET, between And X on
tne isand. at the age of IS months and days,
Jerome Cal ahan -
The friends of the family are invited to attend her
I9h'ral al 2 O'Clock p. IN. on the 18TH insr.
Her opening eyes but scanned tho troubled world
a na taen were oo'ed In the deep sleep OF death;
so fow'rets die; but, as these live again
so she, too. shall wake to amending fife.
, At RectOrtown, FauqIer county, Va on the 29th
December last JOSEPHINE, the eldest daughter
OF the late Joseph Forrest, of this city
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BsiIer ExpIss,en an Ci,c,...,

~ JosenS At, Jan. lo-Thfs morning the halle,
Brssds. nttsker's lard oil es,ablishment. on
s ~n Tue cOScussion was ,,..n.nS Ss ssVSn per
window, In ,s ana forcing out all the doors ard
The damage ~ , rear ana front Of the building.
taln one tsons, ne property viii not be more
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NV ORLEANS, Jan 10 The anniyers.-x Al
- oa.te Oh New orleans was made the occasion
civic procession took place In which the ,nnes, ;.
ance OF zen scott was princlp pal feature.
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Fire at CharIestsu.

CHARLEsroS, Jan IO-A l.rus ,or,,o.
s,o ,s:n ioundry property was destroyed nv
NJ n. ~ LUIS morning. IL insured TO tse smon z,
* SS IN al, Ia 1ne Augusta Banking Company.
OF fhliadelphIa, and 80 GO ia the st.te on Pr
sylvania once, Philadelnhia " e.H-
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Arrival Of a CaIit.,...

rw okk, Jan. 2.-The ,,.,n..h,-
Of ~ sn som Aspinwall, with csliioSns, 80
o. Os .ne .o!n Decemohr, has arrived. sSs s1,.a
tain moi ~ - IN treasure. Her advices Con-
81. ,nyisnE OF special importance beyoad W.,
vas 1elegaphed from New Orleans. hroass, 1 al
tne Quaker City via Tehnantrper ''01sh' oJ
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STRIKE Of Emninx...

c, Saie.oS, Jan io.-The employee. o. m. c.,-
TO-DAY. NO, h.~,. I.Ilfosd struck Tor their wages
vices Tor the last six months hr tr.in from g..
-. Soy was stopped Al Joliet and the pssser.
oompeIIed 10 return here. The trsis fr.rn
able excitement lists along the Iias 40 49,. ~
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Wife Murder IN Cauad..

AsnLIoS, Z W., Jan. 10-A msa named
mo; mitchell to- day discovered in the Ar ~
"a ,,,a his WIes throat The injuries he innict-
ed were so severe that she led Almost InrsS,
aeely' The murderer has been arrested.
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tus Tho,a,.gsn. l0-The will Of the late Au,n.-
tSi, forsafe came up before the Probate Gu,
FRIDAY nsTt nut cut was hnslly adjourned over 20
US aPPeaTed for the oon,e.,.n,' nc X Cur
set IN bv ~. co,.ts to the will. The sroasS
nomania i0' me contestants 10 mo-
.uet se Bay STATE Mills property win h. ALA
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Defies the II. q Far~..

Loeds, Jan Fit ia stated that the Kan
sas oandittf, numbering 400 are buildin1 e.,
a. Cosnteau's old trading post, and N ia ssiS
tndt Mont2omeTy declares he will Sght the
inooi seht from Linn and Bourbon counties nm
fss uos. Denver compromises with him
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AUCTION SALES.

By WALL 4 BARNARD, AuotIonsers.
GALE BY CATALOGUE OF LADIES' AND
- GENTS COSTLY AND GENUINE FuRs AND ELE-
MORNING next, January 18th, at y O'clock, we
will sell, without reserve, at our notion room cor
of tades, Gents and Chlldren's urs. such as ca
seldom be procured. The stock will comprise the
Royal Eilnine, 6recian Stone Martsn, Russian
frch, dc., IN Capes. Kagians, Circulars Vic'o-
Ilnes, uffs, and Cuffs. and will be warranted true
These goods are consigned to us BY a first class
new lork house and are recently manuf .ctured in
the best and latest styles. In Cerirg thi. .ale we
would state that these goods entirely fresh and
fee from moth; and further, give every purchaser
the privilege to return, within three days after the
SALE aly icle, should IL not prove TO be So The
attention OF the puble is particularly invited to
Also, handsome assortment of Gents Furs,
such as Coats, Caps. Gloves. Multi srs. Boots, q
Sleigh Robes. Tiger. Beat. Woif. J enss. F Saa
Coon, Buffalo. &C.; superior quality.
JAZZ WALL & BARNARD, Auct'rs.
by BARNARD BUCKLEY; GEORGETOWN.
SALE OF FURNITUREANDH OUSEHOLD
n EsFEcIs At AUcrIoS.IOn WEDNESDAY
of Mrs Lube. on Market street. GeOrsetoSn. be
Fee Prospect and LIST SITS, We will sell, the entire
Mahogany hairs, Rockers,
10. sofas. Lounges,
DO. Centre and Sido Tables,
PaTlor, Hal and Chamber Carpets,
Ere ich and Cottage Bsdsteads.
BEDS re MATTRESSES. Pillows, Bedding,
Looking sasses, Toi ct Ssts,
With a lot OF Wood and Coal, 60 Go.
en- e edn ms - and un, en- cash over that amount,
% snf tssS Hso
IL. THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
unr MONDAY, the nth INST, same time and
ial2d BARNARD BUCKLEY. Auot'rs.
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Another Slave Trial.

,AuSusTA, Jan ia private despatch from
charleston saws that the cases of ID. crew K,trh
brotheIs, charged with slave trading, were up
nored the bills - Juf u
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NEW YORK, Jan. 12-Flour is buoyant; State
50 cents
wheat Is firm; Southern white 81 IS; Ken
tuck Sl.55; Western red 81 22dSI25
Corn Is arm, but holders demand an advance.
mixed 20; new yellow 80c
FORK Is quiet old mess 81; new sI7 So prime
SID Lard Is nrm. Whisky Is drm at 26kc
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HePeIess IIIne.. Of q Naval Sur.....

NORFOLK, Jan. ll.-Dr. Thomas wfIli.m.or
nearly at the head Of the list Of naval surg cons
pas been attacked with apoplery. He IL not We,
out no hopes are entertained for his recove-
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Election efU q S.-..

Aoe0s1A, Me Jan. IL The election of n n,te6
Sta'en senator took place to-day. The vote in
we house stood, Fessenden g. Smart az The
none. - 80, ou'oie
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Election Of U. 8. Senator.

Boston, Jan. 1.-THE Massachusett, Legisl.-
lure to-day reelected the Hon. Henry Wilson "a
the United States Senate for six years from the
4th Of March next
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Alexandria Grain N.rLn

AUGUSTA, Jan. l2th.-The BelvilIe Cotton Fac
tory, near Augusta, was burnt Yesterday ,ste.
noon. There was no insurance on Il.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

q TEE STAR PUBLISHES ZEE Lists or
LETTERS REMAINING IN TEE WASHINGTON Cry
Posr OFFICE UNDER rHs PROVISIONS OF rHu
LAW DIRECTING THEN 70 BE PAINTED 1T rsr
NEWSPAPER HAVING TEE LARGEST cIRcuLA.
fIoS WITHIN TEE DELIVERY OF TEE srYrcx.
Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE rH.v
DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IN TEE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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ALExANpRIh, Jan 12.-wheat-Sales Of white
at 8 IS; red 81 l6.
Corn-white, no sales reported; yellow SOC.
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Financial.

NEw YORK, Jan. l2.-Stocks are lower Chi
cago and Rock Island 59S; Cumberland Coal
go ~ Illinois Central SHARES 7Ox; do bonds
~ s35 LIE Srosse ana Mil IN, Michigan Southern
II; New York Central e5A; Pa Coal Company
sSShi BEADING ssh; Virginia 6's 96x; Missouri
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RUTURE DAYS

BY J. G. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF STOCKS, BY OR
.l, PER OF TIE ORPHANS, CoUsT;Z9n FRIDAY
suction rooms Of Jas c McG aifs CO CiS %s.hpee
ton oty, ID. G.. we shall sell. BY order of the Or
p1bsd CSSa sin sums to suIt,l the following de-
s7,ses 6 Corporation Of Washington Stock.
2. Shares Share: R Rs0s Of ,ss MsiI9sOlis 90.
los shares Potomac Fire Insurance COMPANY
Stock,
1871 shs5es Farmers and Mechanics Bank
s2So Chesspease and Ohio Canal Bonds,
sl"o IN, GnSsssaPeass and Ohl2 Canal Bonds, guar
s2l6 81 III ShessDeske and Ohio Canal Certificates
Term. Fash, IN earrer funds.
: %%SkffEkIT",SS,e9x. Administrators.
ia7-d j. c, McGUiRE & CO.. Aucts.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
IMPORTANT SALE OF FIRST CLASS
LIN PHfLP has the pleasure Of annonpoips 10 Inc
lovers Of art that he has received from we l-kpos
water or DTswinFs. which il is IN. Intention to
submit 10 public auction, without reserve, on
p m at Fine 1s1 aes Ss
avenue. between 9Th and 10th streets.
4. T. A., H. D. Willis. Muller, Wilson r. ffs sesd
Ftane2 School.
s..CS Pss
and LaniaDt dc Metz.
With two fine old Gallery Paintings by Amberger
representing the Sieges Of Ostend.
The Water-eoLor Dsapinss.
u. Haghe, Iutsum, Turner, George Fripp
and Burbdge.
A guarantee o. its authenticity will be given on
demand with every work sold, and the attention of
oonnoIsseurs Is particularly requested.
The paintings and drawings will be on view at the
next. the 10th instant where catalogues may be OBJ
tained and will be forwarded fIes BY mail appli-
cation. FRANKLIN PHILIP
Bookseller No. $50 Pa. avenue,
between 9Th and 10Th SITS.
Terms: 80 and under cash; over that sum q cred.
it OF 20 and 80 days, for notes satisfactorily
jas eo&ds j. c. MEG UIRE & CO., Aucts.
By EDw. 8. WRIGHT; Georgetown.
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
~ FURNITuRE-Iv will sell, on FRIDAY. Jan Ia,
at 10 o. lock- at dwelliug No IS, corner of Potomso
and LIST streets, GEORGETOWN, by virtue ofa deed of
trust GUY recorded IN Llber j. A. g., No. 49, and at
me request OF the party secured thereby, an excel
Mahogany Bedsteads, Dire sslng Bureaus,
L ables, Chairs, Feather Beds, Mattresses, Com
forts,
Looking glasses, Work Box, Carpets, Bookcase,
Wardrobes. Clocks, Cottage Set.
Single Bedsteads, pine Tables, Card Tables, Rocker
Olcloth, stoves,
With u assortment of K Itohen Utensils.
The above Furniture 10 worthy of the attention Of
houseksepers, having been used but a short
KICHARD p. JACKSON, Trustee.
Ji5,s.0,l2&lS l.. s. WRIGHT, Auot'r.
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MARRIED.

On the 4th instant, BY the Rev David Wilson
MT RICHARD J. WEBB to Miss RERECCh
LoVEJOf both Of 6 eorE etovn, ID. C.
baltimore Sun please copyD
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THE LATEST NEVa
wiil Of IN. Late Au,u,,,, Tn.,-.n

By Telegraph for the Iyepinr M,
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RUSSIAN WAR AND SIEGE OF sEBAs-
~ 1OPoL-pdd FelOvs' Hall, NiGhtly n
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AIDES, BRAlQs, Flats, Csrl.. Half wixs.
Ia nd PnGs g 0IBBS'Ss near corner Of 18th Of.
md Peansylvauia syenae. d2sm
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TIE wIrcaiSs hofsemsnship Of a dashing ard
truly beautiful equestrisnns upon the avenue to-
day attracted all eyes. = 10 rsf "a iS
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The THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the Wash.
ington Art Association opened this morning
with larger and better (average) collection of
pictures than on the two previous exhibitions.
Among the fine pictures that completely line
the two exhibition rooms are contributions nv
Rothermel Paul Weber (whose fine pictures Of
last year will be remembered) Bouteile, E. w.
W rsty: Mi w,s Lang aSn.od Da1sn' asmtGn,
din, Stearnes, LeutZe, Heine, Gpnoux Rich
ards, eddie, II. Buchanan Read, StanIy, Hall.
Waugh, shuesscle, Rossiter, II. p Gray, Peele'
and others, whose names do not occur to u.s. In
the extremely cursory glance we have been able
tn give this collection, three pictures especially
struck our attention: "The Last Sleep" by
Lambdin, of Philadelphia; No. IS, a w inter
Scene, by Gignouxi and los, a Landscape, by
Durand. y
CRIMINAL CouRr.-festerday, the jury In the
case Of Andrew Harvey, charged with an assault
upon John Graham, returned a verdict of not
Su lty.
John Smith, charged with picking peck at
the Railroad Depot, was tried and found guilty
To-day, the Court took up the case of Eugene
O'Connor, charged with assault and battery on
his wife The case was given TO the jury.
David Van Pei. wa, Put on trial for pieiing
the same mig ut with John Smith, convicted YES
terday, and Thos. Smith, yet to be tried The
trial was in progress as we left the Court room.
terday afternoon further examined before the
Mayor, on the charge Of setting fre to the house.
at the south end Of Laphen's r ow, on Columbus
street. on Friday night Last. The evidence was
Of circumstantial character, and went to prove
that the prisoner was near the FIRE at the time of
its discovery that he ran down the street CRYING
Ore some time before the flames were seen and
when asked where II was, replied a. In Laphe n ).
Row 20 that he returned to the fire with a hose
carriage, &c. He was committed to Jail 10 await
an examination at the February term Of tie County
Cour.-AIez. Gazette. r... r.. -
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