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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-13

Yesterday morning he Association of the De-
Tenders OF Baltimore met at the old City Hall. at
half-past six oclock for the purpose of going in
body to Green Springs, on the Western MARYLAND
Railway, to spend the day. Col. A. p. Shut had
rendered the Fifth Regiment as their escort from
the City Hall to the Calvert Station, but one of the
companies of the regiment Law Greys) was com
PEELED to be at the Camden Street Station for the
puT pose ofreceving the United Guard of Frederick
and being detained there longer than was expected
the regiment unable to form, and the Asncia-
tiOn of Defenders, took up the line of march from
the City Hall, under the command of Gen Milten-
berger, assisted by J. p. IiAms and Thos Williams
They proceeded up Holiday street towards Balt-
more, and came to a halt when they reached Fav-
cite street. 1t was here announced that number
OF Old Defenders, residents in Frederick city and
vicinity, had arrived and would participate in the
celebration of the day. They were received
bv the Baltimoreans and took their position
in front The Law Greys had returned from
the depot accompanied by the United Guard of
Frederick, and the Fifth Regiment formed in line
on Baltimore street and presented arms, while
the Defenders, marched ut Holiday street into
Baltimore, and proceeded by the Blues Band.
passed up Baltimore street. into Calvert and to the
right fthe Battle Monument, passing it with un-
covered heads. Here they halted and the escort
marched past and proceeded to the railway station
the Defenders in the rear. When the line reached
the depot halt was made, and the Defenders
marched past the Regiment into the depot. They
took their seats in the car and were soon
OH lucH journey. On arriving at the
Relay House, change of cars took place, the
company getting into the train the Western
Maryland Railroad under the charge of Conductor
Samuel j. Anders, who was exceedingly courteous
in his treatment of the old soldiers and the COMPANY
Along the road, from the Relay House to the
Springs, the company enjoyed themselves verv
much, while every mile or two the ladies of the
neighborhood had gathered, and, as the train
passed, waved their handkercbiefs, clapped their
hands, and sent the train along with its precious
freight, with EARNEST GE(InG
Mr.. Richard Shearer, the proprietor of the
Springs, was in waiting on the train, and had made
every preparation for the pleasure and entertain
ment OF his guests. After registering the names of
the company, it was found that the following per-
sons who engaged in the defence of Baltimore in
1914, were present:
:, From Frederick County.-Capt Jacob Markell,
Marshal; Samuel Carmack, Robt. Boon, Frederick
Green, Moses Dugenbell, Jacob showbaker, F.
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NTOTICE TO MARINERS RIvEp

MI n II
IN LIGHT, entrance to Back River. west side of Chesa
peake Bay, Va, TO BE PUT OUT FOR REPAIRS
Notice is hereby given hat Back River Light will be put
for repairs from ten days. from or about the
9Th OF September Due notice will be given of re-ghting
By order af the Light House Board
HARTMAN BACHE,
Major TopOgl Engineers-Bt Major
Baltimore. Anp 22d. 1a59 ----
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-13

SAILED.
Bark Anton, Aus) Iyanch Liverpool, in of steam
tug Fairy Queen.
Schr Justina, Bandel, Trinidad
Schr Mohawk, Staples, Ponce P. R. in of seamtug
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-13
.TIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
RV TFTFGR

BY TFTIFGKAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and i'll Brokers'
No. % South street.
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- IN: NxxSElx IL ~ -. -
al zxpE6zf Es,|x me- 5se.s ! 90 -
sssss 8 g. SIS S.; ss| 81 /:
S: s3:l 3. - Sc. -; dass;s;;
So; s1s Il =: 80 S::! ,;
|aao sdiss' Long, Broshs ana oshw sh.yls. clo.ls,
10 Ssis kaivss. uxs rvor5, Buck. Coco. .s1 bone
q fs s;s T:s 81 ccS;s sssss Gfss dsfs and
aSs1 ssS S'ss;s GS;::s.: CO E..sss:
% very issS ts9ssS s te RH ss az S &C. zas
*: Ssa ed sisss sw s:s S:.' w c.::
5. s: !jS. 4: ss..s. !. ..;. i. ~ .s.4
fosds suitable for Christmas presents, st sscri-
&: % !. s.a..-. WIN. MARSHALL. As .s L. !.
pEEfAt Oil 4SE ESS4AssID f A;Ssss;.i:1 AND
4: n: ~: s::5:
Oh cos and SsaP1 faiaiss e. cont
Az Wee and w9r.ssd c.rpsts. 49, 's -. =
. ssd fS cssss S0ssshs
ene.sset Rockers. Cane ssat snd other Chars
hss st..Sy and Walnut French and Cottage Bed
Gil. !. Mirror. M.rsl. TOP and E.o,o..d wash.
Barsaas. Sideboards. Chairs, Mattressss. and
m sny otnsr siucies Of Parlor and Chamber Fur
TsIms eso and under, cash; over that sum. a
sseas OF ssnd ~ days, Tor approved endorsed notes,
dss-d Sc WALL 4 BARNARD, Auots, Z
DTHE ABOVE SALE Js UNAVOIDARI.y
poslponed until TUESDAY MORNING, 18th insts
deio WALL & BARNARD, Auct..
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Mil8H NEs NiIIIEIla-


kcrvoLx, Va. Dec. s.-Avvvy ssyusrstsw -
eSscccsseable murder took place here sbout ~
.eck this afternoon u - Ns>ieusI Hosef. The
s<s.ss,re vel ,knewn eitiEss His desd bsAv,
Ssuy nsnEied. w1s fsund IN peea n Ne
- csa sessl IT, ness nysris0 1sr1s
|e1sy especially q Ne victim ~ - vevSSssI 4
- 49, nao any ensmiss No clue ~ - II .
TIE perpsostor Of Tile eperthas crime r. 49,
sI.iss Is that u ~as De voti q some a:sdlss
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BcsroS, Dee. s.--wm. A. Ccchvss<. ~be
sued Geo. l.. Perry for sedueing HIS wife el.,r..
Ing damages I'm forty thousand dollsss vss ne
morning awarded three thousand dolIsrs bx sb~
Jury; which sum Mr.. cochrane give % The He1s
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NV onLfANs, Dec- 10 BY the arrival Of ths
steamer Arizona, nom the Brsxos, Brownsville
dates Of the 9Th Instant have been received An
w1s quiet. No reinforccment bad arrived Ger.
tina, II was reported, had I've hundred men an.
der his command - . = = = : = ~
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NEw CRLxkSs, Dsc.to.--The ssr.n>r 49,.
Hkeectionisn and the iib~FoljsH. No<bIne -
portant- however, n stated IN this councillor =
Miramon was retresting towards tbecspisal. "a
Seh Dooisoo was following hin Win he foruus
under Senseua and the Rcscfionisfs rhe hsfers
ssldiefs bad deserted 70 G<n. Zusxua. vko -
marched TO Monterey. where ~ win psobsbly ~
sune power Il = =
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LxAvKNwoHrB, X. 4. ). DC. e.-The e.s.r, n.
publican State ticket 10 undosbtedly slscsrf ~
ms1onties averaging Over three tbousisd EVrrt
comfy yet beard from, excepting Lssvpuwurtk.
ocfat for Congress, runs ahsad on his t,elst se..
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SesNN.>e - - ~ - 80 &14 4S111 I'D.
Er eiAs, Gs1sesae- acknowledgements see sru sass
nGTHEL "A DIEf OF 81. Johns CHURCH,
mi 's:
II Il !: ! 4
sla:. aa 6 4 ufEsssf5Y GssIs
s coptlnns 70 ,ssis then until the < 1 night; a.: ss
sa :. soon a. r.. onsnoss are ~
sSo s aSsRs & psss Ss q
ar. On Tss'dsy nisAs'hs last might e
THf1EEr 3r SggHf5 EAls sg0saSSf
:s%s%:ssl :s., his iSsassS
Ssocssds Of vbioS are to Be- asSsd 70 sre se
4: :l ;ss s .Ss.s 8 s,: e:
charge heretolores are suflcienf guarentss that
e: . e B: 81: g the .a nH' hss s1s ss @
every eysnlng. - - y q - - No .
+! IS ss :s!l !: Z. s.: IS;
RoffsisSt apply 20
d.lolv h0cOs "a 4 w Dsop az,
w. CHAMPAo NE CIDER.
ION Sc s: sss' e IL
RsL.os sssi, , s1d .oa We ere nov
Ion OF barrel. Gfdk ARMY e sHINN,.
d.lo Cor q 6 81 St Ssor ssssss;
Now s0SJH44iTo ~, sS0REEAAFORsa ~
~ e. s :. l.!9: Hsss 800 Possssss ii ioss
8 SIS j ss sssfssii s.,a ro.se..
~, 49, enc van ifa e z FIJI; s
EW o..5sssssss S&a slls sSsSRslEDs
80 &c e. S Ssss 81 zs ~ Nssss' e
g ~ w., :. -. . q. . =
e ssz0sy ysra. szessdinsly 10y. 8 srrn M
dea ~ ~ Bridss street. dsssssse1s.
RQR NEW YORK.-T1s1 1eeEVe -sehoossr
y Ststesmsa. Cettais =. Mott. vii COM ~
Due disssssi - sSes: e e fos f i
ss 3 r q ma sss:s &, S .sa:a.s..
niREME-A sonlos!.ble TENENENy. i
S. So; B ::
s.s.44 sq ~. sI ss.. Sc. $sI4s
- S9I: e Is; e ! sSsos.ss Assss1as
mol. IS w.s.s 8, d:ssssss.s: 3. 9. .
TT M 8. 9s1. qAIH cAnp
J. Z1'.2[I |. 81 e:3Qae 9:s:s:;;!
0s E, 9 8! sXE Es s.'s 4 81,
s.s.. q ! ] l|9ss z1s sIgs;,z,
= EsG9 |9kG 1k e]6 k!o1n4y IL.
& / ! : ) 81 ! ]
!; 4; .. i. ! 90 $500 s q !.
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NEw Yoxx, Dec. H. Stocks are duh and low.
ssr Chicago and Rock island 81; Canton Co, n:
New York Central 5Dk; Pa Coal Co 81, s.fisn
tlki ?; Vas -; Mo.sh e3k. =. ' -~-T
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ALBANY, Dee. s-The Canal comui..s.,.,.
met to-day and resolved 70 closs the sssse csnsls
on The 18th Inst Very little property 4 out ID ~
time, most Of the boat having arriv we'd a.
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DenscrasIe STAT, ce.v...,..

MuLrpsKvnIR, Gao Dec. s.-The psmsrr,sc
reeommending Hon. Howell Cobb a. cssdiisss
LOT the Presidency. A number Of membrrs va
arsw, urging that the Convent on w1s irrerulsr
and unanthofized. 'l'-e'''ste1@
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(Ses Hvsf pn.xl

The undsrsisnsd i resolving ri veskly sap,
plies Of the sbovs Al d,rsot from the Bssvsry, ,
70 Barrels. Half Barrels, and small ksss, for Fan
" 9. o. mox Asrxr. Il
dss-st So Dspee-S1s Distress, bssow7h.
III ;.sass: .|s:,'.s. ;,s|, GAIT
1900. Syss;Ss:' q ga ringer Rings.
s:I d. g;: y .-s.
: e :,'w'.; 81 e: I s.s mo-
y ssss 81. zee Mss 8
i sis l e !; 8 ss !
u. sss Me .sts 81 81 e ga ss;s =.
20.pa,xsnI 80 EI6 sl:9vE g.
49, 10 GI6sE ST 1 siss u ssss.v ss sfis
5:sa SEQ fs =. y IS "a is S. =.
Fos il lE2 sEEtI SSS!sI Hon o. rs1E
s.! :! J :'|:'; : ',: 81 !!';:;
!: i: Z s. !: ~, ~: 80 !:
II ] : ]! :
.s--ss zs.It =. : y ;. s,oa s'ssa q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-10
FUTURE DAYS.

By ;. g. MCGUIRE q CO., Auotioneers.
ASUPERIQR FURNITURE AND house
~ HOLD EEfEcfs. At PuBLic ArcrTos -On
O'Clock. ~ No. 357, Caroline Terrace, street. be
tween 18th aud 18th streets, we shall cell the Furn
ture and Effects. Of family declining house fee
Hsndsoyss suiis Of solid walnut Psr,or rurni,,r.
huishfd IN Green and Gold Brocafsle. compris-
u ing large cofa two Arm q nd ak perlor ChairE.
Elesspt Sls Frame French Pier Glass, Sab and
wspas cssv.d Egyptian Marble to, Centre +.
Lace Curtains, Cornice and Shades, s
Excellent Brusssis Parlor, chambSf and s.sir Car
Handsome Epenayinrs and Paiptisks
Suite OF Back and Gold Enssneled Chamher rur.
= niture with Marble tops. e - Il -
Two suites OF handsoms Enanslled Chamber Fur
ssiI and Hust M.s,rs,s.s. Bolstsrs and Pillows,
EIeslirnt Oak Marbi s-top cs@ysd siSe6os.,a ~
Marble top Walnut Sscretary, and Eteeere
narbie-t top Sarviag Table, Eoupres, -, -,
annogeny Bagatelie Board. Engfavines.
Laaief Rosewood Dressing Casa. eomplsteiy far
White CAins Dinner, Dessert and Tea Service.
culver plated Tea Ses. CaStors and Table Cutjarv
Eookins and other Stoves, Refrigerstor.
Together with general assortment Of Hon sekes,-
Ire Requisites. oil Of which Is in sxcslisnt con
FERNS: Ss1. and under, cash, over that sum. ,
credit q 81 and go days for enthusiastically endorsed
j. q. MCGUIRE a CO. Anct..
des d (Constitution)
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shrIxoan, Dec. 10.-F1oor eiosed dull How
ard street S5S7 Wheat closed errn; ssies ~
euoysnt white soa73c-; yellow 73s75c Provisiors
closed steady. whisky ciosed frm Al e.e. : : "
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III AfxBRN002N6 48LM0lk1ZUj
y J. G. Me0UlRB . Co, zsssSsSs,r.
|(S0yEknMENI &ALE OF AKTIcLxgRE-
T6f vENiNS5c.. f b.ss:sSSss. s 81. &c., 1885,
:s rs 49,, !: :s:i! 81 ~:
81 DO . o ssssis u Ia e. sss9 ss !.
90 is .s:s ss
ga s.is No., PM, sess;sS farsss oeEx Books,
la I SSs'ss: =
SioSvcees StIos5int sts, Boots md Shosss 2
nc c:saiosnss yin 3 fsady thrss dass prsviess TO
. ,s.sssp.sslls hsculaE = CO. A.s..
By WALL Z BARNARD, Auct,o.esr..
TkuerEEs SALE OF BuIi. piSo Tor on
irffEfhR MIN Sngf,hH AZ nArc5Ion.Qs SxTGkpxy
ssS S Fsssl & S:, vs.;
81 ssfSS: sss1s Jssss
?f s..sSs: ees sssPsa 9,s g y ga
gf sals and Tie balance inS And u months, bssrins
= dssd sivsa ana dssd Of sru.s taken. sfs
.ors-a WATEiLs 1HS bSSffEER1 r id}s Sssi..
UN coNsEo uENos OF THE rNcLEx.
W. is II isss; * sss
s.s,.n..'sMxgLHHa 1s SaERs E5S.. .:...
NJ. in CONSEQUENCES OF THE CON.
Sssssn.sa S eSs,f RE
s..s - ESEn sssS ssssRsab,.. s::i..
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Iss Hces q AZ o11zhs thit should b. yssd j.
meg YIN oaQqGs4 and broken down connfitu 90
Hsssas ktsiity: % flvsis! osisss Ksssssesss.s'
81 ts ss.s1sa's &c i.sa:
::lys5 32.sf e n.s ssss1ss ION 90 iss.
&c yis,ia 6om slsfisf sis iacs q ESs assf;s-
mos1e! e40s an4s not ohooko ed ID time. doxenSrs-
qng Al tne muo<10ne Of manhood, and 6fiufiSa
s G 81 .s s e MS 49,. ssS sfii% ,:
fot. Fdoo . csufs Sent ifSs SvSryvSsr3. = -
p: 9. - - e - ~ 4 We
q. 4sssssz5s's c5Illskr ze syenAet BIZ,
IT'S ~ lr0xsd speh oertein care r. silds8as
q sS Ssss 81 e s sss e. ES.sss
6: g ss ): Sc: ss!! r:ssG!s:s!: g s, :.
::f - - "a ~ = 1Ss 80 isss Sc
So s &: e 1.s SD ' 8
l!: 8 s||zI '!''i 60 = !. s;:''
1 - -
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NsusA-Dsssssss - cetvussA A,v1ss1ss-
mxnD - n 1NsnnxD n ruB 8Ax1IxoR1 D11
An nncuvsD A. an SoRvA1DnD p1eu nm
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B \ i 'ii' Is { s;;IIiIl ~!
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~ By A. GREEN, Anctioneer,

TRUsrEE's SALE OF yALUxBIE sov.,,
= OF 9nQuND IN TINA cIry.-Undsy And hy vsrtus
q ga deed o. trust bearing date on the 18th DAY q
A. 81 Ne l7s, foios an. < and t2s, one OF fss N
ffecoros Of WashinEton county. D @ ,gnd ~ diTeo-
public auction, on MONDAY. the Isih DseemH;s>'
roo9. ~ amt, q o ~ ssl d Grssas saotos
north ofsqqare No; lrss in the city q WsshinSton
Term, Of sA.e; One third cash; the remafnds r
%o1A; from day Of ssis. sstisscscniy secured B,
days ae the day Of sAie Trusts reser ves 70 M.
sell yns nshtso resell stthe coss And sk q De fst
An eonvsy ,sc,a 4 q cost RI msasssss,
no = ana. hAHLoN AsHfYK p TSszss,.
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lCLsffx1s nusf IN ALL CASES n PREPAID.
Dec 10. wM.JoNES, p. M.
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M ] B{ MALI z RARNARp, Aucaoneer..

TRtsTEEs sALE:GBs visss A'e o. 2 sesd Of
~, trust from Alfred Collins, dated October eth.
WEDNEsDAY,t the 7th day OF December next. at It
~ o,ciock p. M. or the premises, the wskternmost
seven, 81 In Washington. fronting thirteen feet
ELEVEN inches and q quarter on north NJ street and
running back. OF the same width, one hundred feet
more or ess e siley, With the being
Terms Of sale 0ne-third Of the purcbs.. r,o,.,
TO be paid in cash and the residue In two sonsI
instruments at and ~ months. with iptsrest ~ he
secured by notes and deed of trust -S'-' 49,
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u.
m :. ~ !, nAsaAlNs, BARGAINS. 80 7
"a, cISrHH G2 l pk. s 81 ys shs!I.sssty
xTTks, "a, h Isases Misss. A. sssnkAidMis
si.ss Z. End e 2 per cent sss thss former sss
!. -. ','-' closs "a ssssss t Store,
i: 81 ::s s s,.:: s.
Il Soa ,Ss Es ssS1 c Mt. S. q -
9hoxss flsas:. in iAney SoxsG 10
dss1sse a, 80 NE 81 i itii ! snaaxEs.
C9sssssssss:, i ds &C. - aso
&! s:: ~ S': :;s:;'ss css !.
Err: s:s enc = sks,r r.
[FALgA1Ln MI OBS ron SALE -5yvir
sSss. sssSsss3 Is ,t sss ss gesst e Alsxs
i ~: =: i s';sy Ne X s.g
~ sss g "a: ::
\! - -; ;I!: s::s:s ss';s
2. ,zso,s..A De- Ezss e lsks bI,sS. s:.....,
/ Gs&aLrs azsHSS6l Eq7IoE 80 {,
sSsj s. ~ ~ g se, 3 e II - - g. -
/: ]: 8 s. ! /; 8 S; s ;
: :! |'.sss :; $; -, :, : :, S. !:
- - : ! = !! - !!
u a. tss e. - ess - 80 Nes !
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CRsfnn MAnKH1--Tbe sppplY Vu5 g 5ief-
,shlI incrsnsed Ms msfaiag, ana nonslif4 8 Vss
eaoa1 = he best mafknfs of the c6nnlr fbc
Z 5serssss Il pits Tssh15s we're sslliz 3 u =
- sn1P ne.n Pee1Ry q Peet9M Icoa9tsy
~. = vhish lnsg. 9seefty ~ eGsse ssSks
g - 9sieS 6ss1 sV61F Fsvlll16 = 10
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BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer. E-a'E
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BUIl, DING
y lsoTs on THE ISLAND. ON era STREET WIS.,
" virtue OF the last viii and Testament Of Hanson
Barnes, deceased. and an order Of the fSTphans'
Court. the subssEib Der will ssl, on MONDAY, the
4th day OF December next 81 O'Clock D. m. on the
premises, Lot n q. -, IN William B Toad aHd WIN
n. Guunell's subdiv ision Of square No. 465 'front.'
Ing each Is feet nches eth street west between
south ID ana * streets. By 80 fest deep. - i
The above property - eiglby situated and RAJ.
idly enhancing in vslue. -
months, secured by the pu chaser's notes. beaTing
interest rom the day of SAFE. With deed Of trust
days after the sale the properly will be resod upon
one yeeh's notice, sy the rex sad expense Of the
- ALEXANDER LEE
Administrator, @. n A.
no III eotd A. GREEN, Auot
1.-THE ABOVE SALE rs IJNAyOfDA M "
postponed until TaukSDAY, the 18th insfxnt ~
same hour and place. 80 ~
ALEXANDER LEE, -
Admipistfator, G.. r. A.
oee-eodos A.GREEN, Auct.
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DTnovsu sfu ts01oD On IN
BAsrsT sfBAB PkDss N 80 eovSx % BALM
usaHbfU unfoNs ecE4neHAslTe 4uQgup =
fvnvB eAtkoex, =; o1nnvIs1 NY uAY NJ
AfrsA1 vns4 mn xxx1 nAs. &. ~, 3.
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u. sS :
sse xsa.. nissck
- Hc Heqhy, nre q
OsDoansIl, ~ 5ass
q 1oA1as ~ - 4 -
R.Ebsli, Mira e p
atkABens Mrs N ID
J kodgers, Czthsgines
0niih, Anaia n
3eswsrl n1ssgarst
~ Smith, Mr. Asn
~ sisss.s Eis@ Asa
a Scott. Polly
0kinneF, Mr. Ao6
b Scufhsrn, Mrs sad
- soper, Mary =
Ssn<y, Mia > ~
9 shepard, Csthxne
Z TaIbsrt, Charles
Thom2s, Ahns N :
u Wells, MayRxfet ase'
Weed, Maui a :. -
Wsugh 1Giss9 9sssE
J; Ward b1iss . , Il.
- WALTER , h1iss n A
~ Mstsrs, Ann -.
. Wallace. bIiss 3 A
y Webster, M1ss Kate
. y wheeler, Mile
WHY, Msss 0silis
Wtsche sfsr, MfsDL.
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WANT or VENTILATION REV. Mr. Casotberp
church, while IL was allied last night with largo
audience, was also filed, to 4 Distressing deQree
with the foul aif Of . thousand hrsaths, and not
The immense crowd Of people locked. toward
the Close Of the evening, IKE 70 many w1lted rat
II An exhausted reservoir. Every church in thiI
cifv-sad, we might add, every public hall OF AM
sort with the single exception Of the ssnithsoniai
lecture room--is open 10 the same objection. or
this Important subject Of ventlation and fsesh air
In opposition to close roouis and diseased atmos
phere, are we yet half civilized, gsii's.. =
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WE have just seen at Messrs, J. G. Mcclure
4 Col commission waseFooms, samples Of thu
most singular, yariously useful, and rich furni
tire weather clocks) which we have ever -
occasion to exsmiae. A they win be on inspec
ton and sale fos bat q few days, we advise every
one who can Afford 10 purchase and enjoy ths
refining. useful, and novel, by All means 10 cal
and zee them without delay, See advertiseme !.
of them elsewhere. 3 - -.
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Rsor.-Yestesday The police q Ne Fivut Ward
ssfestsd Samuel epalding, Constantins Edwards
the house Of Eilen Over. IN thaf dI2t,ist Tbss
were taken before Justice Drury. who admitted
spaldi NJ 70 bail fer court, and commit1ed ia
wards and Smith TO Jail In d<zAolt Of hoii. = 7
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0@THE LA DIES or ST JOHNS CHURCH.
A-S beortetovn, Intend holding Par for tkS
safe OF Useful aud faneI Articles and Rsfresh-
o. Sra the S0 is.s 81
clock AID co. tinuing throug hout the wesk They
friends In Georgetown and Washington. az 10 Sc !
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WALL 4 BARNARD, Auct..
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PIcIors PERsoxs,--f1.sf nigh{. Z uan ~
t.k<a 70 the guard boass ffon u y c(ion8 10
-, ~ bsin9 fsasd In soom U4esS7ln "a "a
cunsfsscs could g proves sxsIssf IN. "a ~
Ma o11zn1u<d- S<seg1l Yo6o0fcG havo nken
P.acs Hes - crowd - lncsease1 - This clty.
u > k4o~n - rc19no Who ~ ~ pyepe' =
oSisedmue 1T - held hsiis Ard - esa6ica a
ne Pseps!f'es sAouiA - fslisvsd " hounoksld.
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Trustees Of Georsetovn Buildias xs.ocl.sio..
MOI 2aWSod,ds WALL q BARNARD, Acts.
TN CONSEQUENCE oFTHE INCIEM
ecy Of the weather, the above sale s posteoned "a
"WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, l.th Inst, at
s = ass WAITER 9. cox,
Trustees Of GsgEg:sOy1 Building S:;Sei..ien,
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LADY PHrsIcrAN--A1n, Anna NsnsAeld. fsma1s
physician, arrived In WnshiuRt0n last niaht. n
10 probable that she viii 0ellvSr medic leohars
"a ladies during her vislt hsse : q al q tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-10

ORPHAN AsyLun.--Messrs Parker & Spalding.
painters, First Ward, have, In generous spirit,
placed costly sign on the s.outeF WALL, Of that
between Ninth and Tsnfh, which teIIs beseecb,
lag story: " Washin9ton City Orphan Asvlum-
sustained BY Voluntary Contfbuffone % =
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
AFFAIRS IN THE TROPICS.

The latest news from Hayti, Mexico and Central
America is interesting and important. The Hay.
tien revolution has terminated in the downfall o.
Soulouque and his departure for Janaic, in an
English vessel The capture Of Port-au Prince By
the insuIgent Republicans seems to have been
accomplished without any lighting or even the least
bloodshed 1. would appear that not only the
citizens Of PertauPhnce, but the troops also, had
declined to sustain the falling Emperor The
insurgents marched in without any resistance,
Soulouque was made prisoner in his own house,
and was suffered to depart into the same exile at
Jamaica into which in past times he had sent many
Others. If the statement be true that he was born
a slave be must be quito old, a. it il si1ty-fve
years sincs slavery was abolished ia HsJti.