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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-06

"NURDER WILL OUT.''-NIargaret Mcnamara
and Mary Clancy met in the street on the morning
Of a recent sabbath day and entered into CONVEX
sation with reference a the husband of the latter
one Michael Clancy. y fell out that Mary charged
Margaret with having and harboring certain ille-
gal designs in commoy with her Michael. Mar
garet retOrted that far from her having attempted
10 seduce Michael frcm his marital obligations
the contrary was the case. he having Promised
marriage to her two years ago in Chicago. Ill +,
and Lad ptacticed upon her young affections to
such an extent that a certain consequence had en-
sued and he had then basely deserted her and left
thesplace Margaret commended that this all oc-
CURED two years before Mary had become Mrs
J Claneys and maintained prior claim tn Michael
IN view of the - consequence before alluded to.
The two rivals then got from hard words to hard
blows, In which Mary was despOiled of a hand
some new bonnst and sundry other gay filings, all
of the Latest Partisan styles and also recei we'd sun
dry ugIymarks on her fair eountepance resembling
results ofen unequal encounter tn an Infatuated
and highly fnsulted grimalkin.
The nextd3y Mary complained Of her griev-
ances before Justice McKenna, and the conse-
assault and battery. The defendant was soon
forthcoming. and an investigation, during which
Margaret retaled TO the Justice her tale Of love,
confidence betrayed, and the subsequent ''conse-
GueRces.- which was now "a fine boy two wears
old. with never father to support it.n She also
gave ner own account of the ARRAY between her
and Mary, and drew forth from under her shawl
the trophies Of the fight IN the shape of the bonnet
Of Mary, completely devastated, and sundry s.rid-
died" articles of female personal decoration which
she flung at Marys feet in deep scorn and then
demanded warrant for the unlucky Mike, for
the support Of the child. The mag istrate caused
the offender to be produced before him, when he
acknowledged Margaret's prior claim, but being
unable to give the required security, was commit
ted To Jail. He said in reply To a question from
the Justice, That he couldn't helpif; he was NO
Joseph IL yer honor PLACES, and Margaret induced
him to do it"
Margaret, in high fury. "Oh! till hear the
wretch stand mp there and traduce me character
Oh. the wretch"
The Justice. - Well, Mike, you will have to
give the proper security for the maintenance OF
this child or 90 to Jail; and Margaret you will be
held in security for your appearance for the as
sault on Mary "
So Nike went to Jail where he remained some
days, when his brother came from neighboring
city, and between the two an instrument was
drawn up, in which Margaret was to give ND the
child 10 Mike, who promised to care for It, and
Margaret 10 relinquish all claim for compen
satiOn for its previous maintenance. This docu-
meRt was duly signed by the parties concerned
and approved by the Justice, and Mike released
To 20 about his busine with his newly discovered
offspring in charge.
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The FiIibuster exp.dt,,.,

NV ORLEANS, Oct. 5.-The flibustrrs aid M,
leave Berwicks bay, as at first supposed They
went down the river In the towboat Panther ana
put 10 sea with no provisions The men have
since landed al the Southwest Pass Collector
atch still refuses clearance 10 the Philadelpbfa
he exercising great precation and will ou6tless
Illustrate the expedition.
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Lancaster County Fair.

LANCASTER, Pa Oct 5.-The Lancaster county
Agricultural and Mechanical Exhibition opened
Yesterday, under more hsttering auspices than
any former fair. The list OF entries exceeds
those Of 1857 and lS5s two 10 one. More than nfiy
stalls for horses have been refused. as all were
previously taken. About 3 600 entries have been
made
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Baltimare Markets

BALrIMoRE, Oct. 6.-Flour closed quiet and
firm; Howard street IS H. Wheat closed leo
firm; white 81 3OaSI As; red 81 IlaSi rs Corn
closed less active and with an advancing tenden-
cy; new white zoe; old do. s6ssSc; yellow SsasIc
Provisions closed active; bacon shoulders SKA
e4ei do. sides 10Y alOkc; mess pork SIS 75a&16;
prime Sll Is. Whisky closed firm al p \ a2sc
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new York Narkets

NV YORK. Oct. Flour is firm; State 81 4aa
so Ohio s. ,l5a5 40 Southern IS 1Oa5 30. Wheat
is firm, sales nominal; Southern white 81 3Oal 40:
do. red 81 2lh. Corn il firm sales unimportanf:
yellow CSC. Pork is firm; mess SIS So prime
siO5 so. Lard is steady at llallAc Whisky Is
firm at 2Sc
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Race at ST. Louis.

ST. Louis, Oct. "A race took place this after
noon at Abbey Park, between Flora Temple,
Princess and Ike Cook, which was won by Flora
2.S
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LOCAL NEWS.

NorIcr-DIsrRIcr OF COLuNsiA ApvKRTtsI-
xssrs 10 BIZ INSERTED IN rHE BALTIMORE SuN
lzr -REcEIvKD AT AND FORWARDED PROM TIE
sTLR CYFteE. Et
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T. d A L! o. L.
EAST PRzhKLIN COAL
A lsrge qusntity Of this uneq ualled X ED ASH
pectsd IL is superior, free burning Panty Coal,
free from slate and other impurities leaving litte
or no reslduum. and IS warranted not to c'inker
We have also large stock Of other ., perior
Kinds OF ANTHRACITE aud BITUMINOUS
crates, furnaces, iatIobe stoves. &C. ..'
HICKORY, OAK, and PINE WOOD
Fair prices and faIr dealing. ORDERS solicited.
JOHN T. GIVEN a CO.,
Dealers in the best qualities only OF Coal ofice
and yard corner 18th and Sta, and At the foot of
l5h st on the Potomsc. oc S-M,W&S
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Stocks are irregular and
moderately active. Chicago and Roc, Island 6S n I;
Illinois Central shares CO..; Michigan Southern
preferred shares 20S; New York Central rs;
Reading 40b; Va. 6's 9if; Mo. 6's s3X.
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AUCTION ML1


By J. c: Mcguire 4 CO.. Auctoneers. I {
u AT AucrIoN.-On THURSDAY AFTER
MUM, October 9Th, NJ O'Clock, on the premises,
sn en- sell part OF Lot No. "a. IN square 81, front
s ~ feet ON 2lst street west, the Of E
teet northl with the improvements, consisting Of
room. IL bfiok Dwelling House. containing hve
ops. ne houss 10 well suited for a small family,
ton - Livery every respect well arranged. The locs-
yIeU "a "a AT and desirable, commanding fne
.aans- ~ W. othnac rlver and the surrounding
scrhery. Title lndI sputahIe
aeumsi One third cash the resldue in a and ~
months, with interest secured by deed in tr,,st on
purchaser. ~ the COST OF the
SO So-d J. C. MCGUIRE a. CO. arc,s
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The INTERNATIONAL Crict,, Mach

NEW York, Oct. 5.-The All England PLAYERS
win in one innings. with sixty-fo runs TO spare
The total Of the second innings Of the Americans
10 fifty. four.
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FousD;-A child of John welshs1 Giving on
Twentieth street, which strayed away from his
home on Tuesday, was found last night by Officer
Ginnity in the neighborhood Of Fifteenth and M
streets, and restored to its parents
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VrsIT TO THE PREsIDENT.-The delegates con.
shutting the Local Preachers Convention at Bal.
timore, paid visit to the White House on thei,
late visit to Washington, and were introduced to
the President by Rev. Henry Slicer
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By WALL & BARNARD. Anct,oneer,

BY WALL Il BARNARD. Auctloneers
E1VE SUPERIOR WORK MULES AND A
PAIR OF CARRIAGE HoRsEs AT AucrToN-On
SATURDAY MORNING, 9Th inst, at 10 O'clock
We will sell, in front of the AucIlon Rooms Ave
large size and very superior work Mules.
Also,
par OF black bob tail Cal rage Horses These
Horses are young. sound, gentle and fast and offer
an Opportunity of obtaining an excellent pair for
Sale positive, as the owner is leaving the District
Terms: SO and 90 days for approved endorsed
notes, bearing interest
oc4-d WALL & BARNARD. Aucts.
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By A. GREEN, AuctioneeT

BY A. UKEEN, Auctioneer
GOOD TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
VI Lot AT AuCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY. the
18th inst, shall sell in front of the premi ses Al
O'Clock p M, part of Lot 9, in Square No. as with
the Improvements, which are a good two story
Frame House, with hack building This property
fronts on TIN street west, between and o streets
said lot. WV 'f'" VI
Terms: One-third cash; balsnce in 6, u and ~
months, for notes bearing interest
oc 5 st GREEN Auo.
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The BAsHrUL BOYS" venture their first grand
cotillion party this evening, at Thorns Hall, Sew
enth street. Poor fellows! we hopethey will get
through with 1t Girls, you must try to make
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PUTURE DAYS

BY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctione.-.
ST0GkS At AUCTiON.-On MONDAY Ae.
- len OON, october 10th, at O'clock AT The
s2-S0 Corporation of Washington quarterly sir
cent. stock 'iA
800 Corporation Of Washington semi amman ~;
per cent. stock 81
$500 Bank of the Metropolis stock
Terms cash i'm current funds
Oc sd ]. G. MCGUIRE & CO Ancts
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CiTr CoSTRIBuTIoNs TO MoSrMExr FUND
James A. Kennedy, Esq. reports sl7.f6 as the
amounted contributed at the Washington City
Post Once window from Aug. 4 to Oct. 4, for the
..Washington National Monument ., -
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& oAL. co A l. COAL,

e n Al, co A L! co.,.
G % l.
Daily expected, per schooner Alkaline, q cargo of
that superior free burning RED Ash coal.
stove and Egg size. This Coal is unsnrpas 10 ed as \
Cooking or paElor Coal. Il ignites quickly does
not ciuker IN the stove, snd burns out very clean
Ii will be sold very low az delivered from the YES
sci Tor CASH. or notes bearing interest uHsSs Ofhs
iclSs agreed upon. Those of nv customers who have
out delay. CHAS w, MITCHRII,
DEkLER IN wooD. Coal. SAM AYR LIVE
oe II 18th st., adjoining the Canal south slde.l
HQUSEkEEPERS, LOOK HERE!-Donr
IL forget No. 3Sv Pa. avenue, =
opposite Browns, whenever yoH 1une ~, Irl-sa,
Ei th,t e reBls1l;b your ,spck SfSSs4G<&4463
WARE. We have on hand n ode ~<ASs4&A
er' KNIVES and Forks. Plated Casters. Walters.
Coffee and Tea Pots. Cha6ng Dishes PLATED Forks
and spoons, and host Of other articles, suited to
we prepared TO sell at less than ordinary Prices
Buying and selling for cash enables us 20 offer su
perior inducements 70 purchasers.
GRIFFITH SHIELDS. H
oc5 Hardware Importers.
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MARRIED

, 800 MARRfED, sd. ~
sSssss II = .a ss't u jon y,
lcamSsilaad HdJSspsr pieass oopy.I
10 -4~1s ~ = ~ " 1Fol 'Bsi-E -
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TWO c6 sSS 4 r GREEN, ApctioneeE;

TWO GOOD TWO-STORY BRICK Borsr.
Il AT ATcIIoN.-On MONDAY, the 10th instant,
snail sell, IN front OF the premises at O'clock n
m good two story Brick Houses and the lots on
whlch they stand being part of Lot No. s. in Square
6, between 6th and 9Th streets west, ard near g
street north The improvements, which are good
Two story brick houses, containing 4 rooms each
dssued. ~ o' oe
Terms: sSOo cash balance in 6, y and 10 months.
Tor notes bearing interest from day of sale deed
given aud deed oftrust taken.
oc 4-d GREEN A,o,
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MARYLAND AGRfCULTURAL COLLEGE-The in
auguration of this College took place yesterday in
the presence of large assemblage, and the eyer
eises were Of highly interesting character.
After prayer by Rev. DIR. Pinckney, of this city
practieal address was delivered by Prof Henry
Of the Smithsonian Institution, the subject BEING
education, considered not only in its more imme,
diate appliances and agencies, but also I'm the
rationale Of its successive stages. determined by
a philosophical analysis Of the powers OF the mi nd
and the order Of their develop ment in individuals
He spoke at considerable length. condemning
some features Of the present system of the schools
He thought that memory especially should be
early cultivated. > He was followed by Mr. Secre.
tary Thompson, Of the interior Department by
DIR rkpatrick, inspector Of agricultural schools
rs1nfks appropriate to the interesting occasion.
n1E8hg those present. apart from the chief officers
q the college, Zion. Charles Calvert, of Prince
Georges, president. and DR.. John o. Wharton
Wayne, Of the United States Supreme Court: he
following trustees Of the college: Col James It
Earle Of Queen Anne's county; Col John III
SOthOtoR, Of So. Mays; Hon. Walter Mitchell. of
Charles Wm: T. Goldsborough, Of Dorchester;
NJ. Eldridge, Of Cecil: John Merryman. OF
Baltimore county; Bowie Davis Of Mont
gomery, and VIM w. Corcoran, OF Washington
CITY
The College buildings are situated in fine
commanding position, and at the same time upon
ground sufficiently varied in its elevations and the
character of its soil tO afford fair test TO the a r.
ferent experimental operations that may be under
7ken.
&AlOng the road the passer by will note divisions
6 ground indicated by lettered announcements.
upon which most Of the different manures known
10 agriculturists have been tested and with the
results shown In the crops. The farm compri ses
some two hundred and ffty acres The building
one wing only Of which is completed, fs appa-
rentiy well built. airy and dry There are some
thirty pupils already in the college ~
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WATCH REruRNs.-The returns Of cases to the
Central Guard-house speak well for the quiet of
the city last night, but single trial case being
docketed- John Jones, disorderly, &c; ruled for
trial this afternoon
The list Of dodgers appears to be on the increas.
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S0YER'S SULTANA SAUCE,
- foH HoT Or Cold DIsHEs OF An KrNps
Fhls most delicious and appetisiAg Sauce wa IN
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s SfEi IL A I

'TNUs EE7S SALE Of EAKGE BIIILD-
ING Lot AT THE CORNER OF MASsAcHUsETrs
HeKnEINV AND lSrH STREET EAST, AT AUcTIoN.-On
FhiDAf, the. Ith instant, 1859, at 5 O'clock D,
a deed Of trust from Pssq ue Def leo, ~ the
sneserlber, bearing date the second DAY of June,
Der :. No l2l, tolios 2e6 2e7 49, go and z5a,
one OF the land records for Washington county in
the District Of Coiumbis. the following named
property lying and being in the city Of ton
District aforesaid, viz All Of Lot No. 6, in SOUS
Terms cash. 1.-THE purchaser should fail to co n
ply IN three days with the terms, the Trustee re-
serves the right TO resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the delinquent purchaser, BY giving
three days notice of such resale - ee
GEORGE r. RUFF, Trustee
oc l-dts GR RPN 49,,
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CRANDELL, OPTICIAN,

CRANDELL. SSP a Tag M, :, Geo, .>,.,r,
French Sa hfaa es Of
and ali other sPECTkcIEs. Of the lbest<
quality in Gold, Silver, Steel, and German =
n, Is. Old Frames Repaired and new glasses set
IN them to order. :. y - 80 oo I'm
srm n n. .d HgS y sssEcTEgLy
Bndse street, formerly occupied By Mrs a. %oe Oh
1si aNcY 6Rsss and
Herself :" execute all orders in the very neatest
Mrs. A. WooLLss having declined carrying on
HeS ao1 ~ ,h "ussess Mrs
friends and customers. Oc5-St
pURE CIDER YINEGAR.-As superior article
Of prime Cider Vinegar for sale b. the barrel or
oc 8 ,--I q Army & SHINN, Georgetown.
MUSIC MUSIC n-The Holy Hill Hand respect
IA July MORN me public that they are nov
.Hd Pa9ss on 1f n. vshy Ss:t
most reasonable terms. Ali applications to any of
the N s ., viii be promptly attended to. u a
ALI Persons Interested are again notified that in
repairing their footways, under the ordinance OF
With the ss ssd: q ssass
nor unless the materials and styfe Of workmanship
q hs.s sss.a, Sssn
done y RfoRs,rty ho =. ia such adefestys man
ssSsl. q sa si sss and Tfs
Invited to tins notice. that they may avoid heavy
'1u'''o"-' HENRY ADDISON, Mayor. :
eso.ssso.n, i B. 6. Oct. sd. 1859. = oes-rw
CRABAPPLE CIDER, In BOTTLES, AT THE
~ UNION BoTTLINs DKPor, GsorsstoscM, ID. c.
HRIE Be a sS.s e S s:os.
sweet as II It was Just from the press. Warranted
70 be pure apple juice, put UP BY expressly for
aus. Il .lstats.l -. .i ARMY sHINN.
W.. 80. - LEWIS PAYNE,
w HOLEsALE BOOTANDS SHOE DEALER,
Bytdss street, GsoysefotcH. ID. q.
The attention Of the trade 10 respectfully called to
ny stoek ef Yegths', Mems, and BoyS 100
CAt.FSkiN SHOES, for summer wear
NY. stock, OF ,PxTENT LEATHER
w Mokk isaiso assorted and well worthy of sstsn-
Asss. lot Of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
csiRtnoe ior servsnts) also on hand and constantly
,IE Country merchants and others In want are
snviseo 70 cal or address me ct No. ~ Bridge St.
{ QpLoRE1 INITIAL STAMPING Uson Note
~ reper anu Envelopes. a = Ell ~
oess g sssfs.sSs., s.. S u ssS iSsI IL.
PA .asssssssssskA sss ~NH
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New pkl so AZ skHoIFs4Ir,s,


. Resident Teacher Of French az tie Wsshinttcr
Essnale ipsatets, has the honor q saneosce hat
sne can aeyotS lev hpars % EIvinE Private Lea
sons 70 the LADIES' Of yNashineton. For terms, &c,
spPiy q Ne insotats--1a3 g strssI n =. oc 81
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REAL EsrATE.-Yesterday, J.c. Mcclure &
Co, auctioneers, sold two small brick houses on
Four-and-a-half street, between Virginia ayenu,
and T. street south, to b. f. Mac kali for $500 eac
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BY THE NOTICE elsewhere il will be seen tina
the Rev. MIR. Thomas, of whom report speak
highly, will commence course of lectures at tb.
Unitarian Church, tonight
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The NEW widewalk on the west side of Seventh
street, across the mall is great and much-needed
Improvement Seventh street to the river Is now
so much Of thoroughfare that Commissioner
Blake will well deserve the thanks OF. city folks
as well as the Islanders, for this good work n
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WHoLEsAlLkkf sSof k kkb HsEhoE DEALER,

{ qplokER INITIAL STAMPING Upon Note
oesa sssfksSsp bst ssk I'D iosh sis.
FAA sssss@ssisaskA SEQ IA
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NAhSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue ofa writ of fem
W lsoIas issued from the Clerks Office OF the Cir
cut Court of the District of Columbia for the c5un-
Z, oi W Washington and to me directed will ex pose
70 pubic sale for cash, at Webher's livery stable,
navy YARD, opposite the Anacosta engine house,
on w ednesday, the 18th day Of October, instant,
lS59, az 10 O'Clock q. M, the following goods and
chatteis, 70 wit: Gray and Bay III orses,l Wagon,
Cart and sets of Harness. seized and levied upon
as the goods and chattsls of Wankoniez and vi
be sold TO satisfy gudcias No. 2a6 to October term
81, In favor of Fitzhugh COyle.
w. SELDEN,
oe 3-dts Marshal for District Of Coinmhia-
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M hsr f.css sAdi from ,hs yfst1s Of wit q
Crcnat Court of the District Of Coiumbla. for he
County OF Wsshington, and 20 me direetsd, i vii
% Pahi,p sale for cash, in front % the Court
18Th az OF October next, 1a5e, at u O'clock m the
ioa,Swine Described property, to wits All defend
dIyisI9n No. 9 Of square No. ls4,, in the city Of
washington, ID. G together with al and singular
as the property Of ebert nj. Harnson, and val be
sold TO satisfy gldicials No. ~, to October term,
&C., t.r'yIts- & - - w. SELDEN, Marshal
se S-h - IL for the District Of Columbia.
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OxYGENATED Br1rERs,

-, OxYGESATED BI1TERs,+
The annszsd statesasas Of Pro-. A. A. HAYES, M ID
S'ais Asssaysr, as a,asts e fimony Of fhe sea-
Ha..- sHt.ee niGHnu az tChieh this medicine
ts compounded. and recon- msnds
..L..l.. az 10 Professional men. 80 Do.
An opinion hayins been asked forof me, in canse-
BTt.rs being known 10 me, express The following
The composition Of these Bitters includes those
have long resorted u for special action on the
TEN, when deIsnged by Feyers, Dyspepsia, Asues.
s9a GeIetni Debility, resulting from exposure or
These are rendered permanent, and remain active
IN THIS preparation, as e0aseqnsee Of the scieatie
Wasner an Dhieh fhsy ars eom6sNsd.-I. =.
,a was asa xen Ionnded Inference, that the pIepara-
sn,nnsps ssnsral Sfsdeise, which experience has
~ IN this medicine no metallic salts can be found
ny tps most delicate chemical trials.
- Respectfully, ~ A. a HAYEs,M
M, :. Assayer 20 tAS sState Of Mas.
No. Fine street. Boston, 18th Dec. isse.
AL. H. 3 NJ ny = w: FowLE Co, Boston, and for
S.Seo.', J3ha Schwartze, Nairil Palmer. iWasb
ihs'on' ana ~ dealers everywhere. : oc t-ivr
Mxx's Dssss svrrs, '1as . . - 49,
Yoyrus D.sss svrrs. A'.s Bs''"s'' sssss,
scm'.a's D.n' ssIs;, .s,'' ..s.''' ss''''s
si So.F s, w.t. h.. H s C sIsss;
Winter ciotkins Is now ready fS,y o. rsli and
i. eopHr:ssd q A ss.ortinsnt 81 Gentemsnss ~
Yoaths Clothing Of the nsWest and richess ne
N an ssa.s ,ss.m a,s and yorkmsHshp
fshioneble articles q drsss an Il n Ne
s q tSr ::iscsi9 f,om the mes: stool
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CRY IMPROVEMENTS. = Commissioner Owens
has been authorized to proceed to raise the grade
Of Ninth street from to G. and to pave the street
This is to make the street correspond with the
grade Of the Patent Office square. He is also
paving the alley in square Sd; and laying the
footway on the west front Of square 5l3 Commits
sIoner Rollings has commenced the repair of the
cutters on Eleventh street west. The work of
draining James Greek has greatly improved that
locality After the draining was effected, Com
missioner Taylor obtained frorn the bed Of the
creek a number Of muscles Of extraordinary size.
Regarding them as a curiosity, he selected some
Of the finest specimens, to be deposited in the
Smithsonian Museum - =. -
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DELEGATES ELEcTKD.-Good Samaritan Divis
ion, No 3, Sons of Temperance, on Tuesday eve
ming last, elected the following persons as dele
gates to the Grand Division. to be held in Balti
more on the 20thinst.: Dick w. Collins. Robpr
Wright, Thos. J.. Miller, j M. Burke Robt M
Middleton, John johnson, Ii. F. peasants, w
ii. Joyner, nj. Il. Clark, J L.. Kidwell, l.. Ward