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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25
by \. GREEN, Auctioneor.

RuLLDING HARDWARE, CUTLERY,T Tools,
- Hollow WARE, FARMING UTENSILS, House
FURNISHING GoOps, CABINET HARDWARE, &c, AT
sell, AZ the store oi Messrs. +. L.. Harvey Co.,
No. 32J Penn. avenue between 9th and 18th streets,
at 10 O'Clock A. m, and continue daily until all is
sold, very extensive assortment of Hardware.
" eRumeTa:e III pa t
Table and Pocket Cutlery and Spoons Of every de-
scTlptIon,
A large assortment and great variety of Building
Hardware,
large variety of Carpenters Cabinet makers and
other Mechanical fools,
large variety of Cabinet Hardware and Farm
Ing Utensils, such as
Trace, Back and Log Chains, Spades,
ID an Long handle ShoVes.
Eakss, two, three and four prong Forks,
4 large lot of Hollow Ware, such as
Pots Ovens. Sallets, GrIdd,es, Tea Kettles
:au@2pars, Stove and fryGnE Pans, &c.
" ilG large variety al other Hardware which We
deela unnecessary tn enUmerate,
Also. NhItewash, Floor, Scrub5lnG and busting
brushes,
nd lev Wagon. Store Fixtures, DesksSc
FERNS ot sale: Under S25, cash ; over S2S and
nos exceeding So, credit of and months over
; ~ credit If :. and S months, for ipate= in al
case 9" credit. satisfactorily endorsed, bearing in
teraSt from day of sale.
:, Dea.ers aad mechanics Of every description and
the public III general are respectfully invited Ia the
sale, as every article will be sold without reserve
They may expect bargains.
"a Il A. GREEN, Auct
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown-

by BARNARD BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
'I'RUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue Of degrees of
the tIrcnlt Court Of this District. PASSED IN a
csnse of b: lost and others against the heirs and
administrator Of Michael Miller. will he sod al
auction. 70 the big hest bidder in front Of the prem
lses. on III RSDAf, the !6th day Of February
ext ~ ncinck IN the aftcrnoUD, the west half OF
Lot No. IL, in BealPs addition 10 Georgetown.
Also part {" lot No. i5, In SAID addition, beginning
feet deep hy 50 feet in width Also. anothe- pari
81 Sa! lot Nc IA, beEI ming l;0 feet on the west
ne Of Green street ~ feet deep by 81 feet in Width
v III tn improvements on each of said parcels
Ferm9: One thIId cash and the residue ate Il
and rs months, bonds hearing interest, with secur
= an! : l!on pG the property.
u tho teTI,.s ere not complied with within three
..6ys. the premises viii he reSold on FIVE GaFS pab-
lie notice, at mo risk and cost of the purchaser
w. X. WOODWARD Trustee
BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts
ia - -StawS-S : $500
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Fire in Grand Rapids. Mich

GRAND RArIus. Mich, Jan pa fire broke
oat last evening in Taylor's Block, occupied by
Miller a Grinncll, grocers, and Porter a Sigh
ory goods dealers; Goodrich & Cav, hard ware,
deaiers; III" PcS:oiice and county Offices. which
with an adjoining wooden building and its con
tents. WAS almost entirely consumed Very few
Of the comfy records We're saved The loss Is
estimated at SlU0UOU, and the insurance amounts
TO so 40
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A. GREEN, Auct.


By J. C. MCGUIRE It CO., Auctioneers.
REN: F. FRENCH'S TENTH ANNUALSALE
- 81 Books ana Stationery at auction. at store OF
w. +. Bayiy, 25S Pa. avenue, sales every evening
uItl ter Christmas, The stock is now comple:e
IN "yG;y G fePaItment of Literature, Science, and
to Ere Gift Books worth 80. fine Bibles and Proyey
Books, Butlers fine Gift Books, for 1860 Stationery
81 every YarletI all of which viii! be sold very low
to close the entire stock ont in so DAVIS Bo0ks a,
private sale at hall PRICE. Cali aud see
de I'D BEN. L. FRENCH Salesman
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II THE STAR pabIishes tas Lists Of Letter,
'si7n'1'Hg ~ the RasAisg,on City Post Ome.
urfr 'he provisions Of tae latc directing them to
6s printed IN the newspaper haring the largest cir,
eSsa;'oH 'ritAtn The delivery cfths OTc. It's total
d''iy e'reH'ation IS more than double that Of any
e'le1 DaHy Prtated IN the District Of Columbia
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By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucnoneers.

4 MEDICINES, GyE STUFFS AND FANCY Arr
CLES.-By Il tue Of a deed In trust duly executed
and recarted, the subscriber will sell, at Public
Saie, "a III RSDAT, the % day of February, 1869,
ine stock of Drugs, Medicines. Dive StufI and
Fancy Art'ci eR. Furniture and Fixtures In the
ap"taecary shop on the corner Of ga ard south
str-"t, un thc island. c0r.sis ting Of
Drugs. Medicines, Paints. Oils,
Dye SUITS, Hair End @: her Brushes, Combs,
Fancy Articles. Show Cases ard Bottles
Scales, Weights, Counters, and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
The whole comprising a complete stock Of ytures
and furniture of an apothecaTy and drug store.
Terms ~ sale: Al sums u, der So, cash: al
sums over tiai amount credit of So l AID 10 days
r approved endorsed notes. bearing interest
The sale TO commence ar 10 o'clock 4. m.
CHiS, WALLACE, Trustee.
ia g en6dS j. G. MCGUIRE Co. Aucts.
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u Though The STAR rs printed on the fa,tes,
'''H" press ." use south Of Baltimore, its edition
- 20 large as to rsqRys 1t be PIT TO press a, an
sH-Ly ho~; Advertisements, therefore, should be
'sHf q" before Ttceirs O'Clock, M otherwise they
r-ay not appear until the sezt day
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THE LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAPHIC.
The Lawrence Calamity.

=, b"sroN, Jan 2i-The Mayor Of Lawrence and
S; Ipl.nlltee of Relief, having I'm charge the
1 OF FUNDS contributed for the aid OF the
that so generous have been the contributions in
money ana clothing from every quarte- that NO
more 'sis'ance than what has already been sent
with wha: is now pledged and sGt,s,ri he'd ,,iil ~
needed 10 provide literally for Il wants Of ;i,cs
really needy.
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Elonr Mill Rnrnf

HAMILTON, Z. w, Jan. 2I.-The WATERFOWL
flour mill, owned nv w. X Rowland was burn
ed to-day. with 5000 bushels OF wheat and a
quantity OF flour The loss is PARTIALLY covered
by insurance
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BtLTIMoRE, Jan. IS Flour closed quiet hut
firm: Howard street - 20; CITY Mills and Ohio
super is held at 81 39a5 50. Wheat closed dun
aud dropping; red ~ 2:IaSI D; white 81 31aSl IS
Corn is active ont steady; Yellow 6sa7Oc white
12a5ic. Pork steady; mess new SI7 2JaSI7 50
Whisky is active and lower closing az 2ia2ll1c
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New York Markets

NEw York, Jan. 25 Flour Is dull; State 81 o.
aS5lu; Ohio - .60sS5 .; SOFT lern - 4OlS5 -
W heat is quiet and prices favor buyers Corn s
firm; new white and vellow sO-s3kc Pork Is
hrrn but quiet; mess Sl6.75; prime Sll - Lard
is firm at l01alosc. Whisky Is duh az c3kc
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AUCTION SALES.
BY &c. MCGUIRE & Co, Auo:ioneers.

ny ]. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auo:ioneers.
SMALL LOT OF VALUABLE SECOND
~ HAND Books At AUCTION On FRIDAY EVE
MING, January 9Th, at ga O'Clock at the Auction
Rooms, we shall sell about 3 volumes of valuable
Books. comprising
Recess Cyo.oPedia, IS volumes, handsomely bound
in Russia.
Royde is Milton, with plates, vols folio,
WaiPoe's Royal and Noble Authors.
Berry Dictionary of tIsraldry, with plates
Co:ton's English Peerage, with plates,
London Illustrated News,
London Punch, ~ vols, &c.
. Terms cash.
Jazz ]. c MCGUIRE CO, Aucts.
BY ] c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, ArctioGeers
TRuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
ESTATE ON NORTH y STREET. between sra
AND STH STREETS wEsT-OlTU TUESDAY AFTER
NOoN, February 7. 1850, st o'clock oC the preml-
SEES by virtue of deed OF trust. dated November
"a, 1893: and duly recorded in Liber A. =, No.
Is6 iolos l95 ct seq, one Of the land records for
Washington county, ID. G., shall sell the eastern
part OK Lot No g. IN square No SO. fronting - feet
4 inches on north y street, between 4th and 5th
streets west, running hack lis feet wide alley.
Terms One-thIFd cash: the residue in and 70
months, secured by deed of trust on the premises
All c"nvey2ncing at the cost of the purchaser.
N. CALLAN, Tru stee.
ia 25-2aw&ds ]. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
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Another Victim

LAWRENCE, Jan. 23-Miss Celia stevens nieca
Of Judge Stevens, Of this city, died on saturday
from the effect of the injuries received by the
falling OF the Pemberton Mills
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Alabama Legislature

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Jan. 2i.-The House has
passed by large majority a bill to charter bank
In Mobile provso thereof requires the stock
holders TO take certain amount in the great Cen
trail Railroad from Montgomery 10 Decatur Ala
baIna. The bill will probably pass the Senate
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Deceased

ALBANY, y. v. Jan. 3i.-John Mcknight, the
wel!-known brewer Of this city, died YESTERDAY
He was one Of the commissioners OF tlc Albany
police and trustee Of the water board al the time
OF his death.
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BY A GREEN, AIctioEeer.
TARPEN TIERS SHOP On GROUND RENT.
~ WHICH CAN REMAIN OR BE- RENOyE;y Situated
on Ia II STREET, AT AUCTIoN.-tin THURSDAY,
the 18th inst, shall SELL at O'Clock MT on the
premises. a coed Carpenters shop situated on lot
No. 10, in square No. 2I5, on l4th, between north
and X streets. The shop is 20 re removed unless
the purchaser can make an arrangement with the
owner of the ground for II TO be removed.
Terms cash.
jal ID A. GREEN, Auct.
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Financial

NEW YORK, Jan. 25 Stocks are lower Chi
cage and Rock Island GO 5; Illinois Central shares
50 !; do bonds - 4: y. York Central 727,; Read
ing 3D.: Mo. 6's 49,,
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From the Rio Grande.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2l.-The Galveston News
thinks, from reliable information from the n ia
Grandp, the present difficulties will end in var
with Mexico.
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NOrICE.-DjStrict Of Columbia Advertisements
." Be inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are reee1red
c: and foTraried from The STAR office.
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Alexandria Market.
fsaltimorp Nlerkpt,

ALEXANDRA. Jan 25.-Flour-no sales reportcd
Wheat-sales OF hite al = 3OaI s.; red 5,al 5:
Corn-Sales al 75asGc. No other sales
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AMONG THE MANY REMEDIES before the public for
the cure OF Dyspepsia, Dy sentery, tatu ence, Con-
stlpatlOR Liver Complaint, any other disease
arising from weakness in the head or stomach, DR..
J. Hostctter Celebrated Stomach BItters are far
the most certain its effects. You who are suffer
ing the most toftuTlng pains, remember that few
bottles of this powerful, yet pleasant, compound
try ing cases have been cured, ard made known to
the public by those who havo xperlencsd it's power.
trial is all that Is dasred to bring many more
witnesses III the field the pnblic may desire.
For sale by Druggists and dealers general ev
erywhere. ia Is cost
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DROF q. MARINJ viii comm.rc. n.

nROF, T.. @. MARINI Will commence his Sec
L ond Quarter on WEDNESDAY, F.b- ca
TraTy LIST, at his ACADEMY, ccrRer of Pa ave- "a
time. introduce fsshiOn abie mad rifle calico lA
the Empire" never before dancsd in Washins ton;
rope. He will also teach all tao modern dances
called the Horse Guard, Caledonian Lancisrs, sud
Polka Quadrllle. and the beautiful Germa Coti-
lon. Days of tuition, Wednesday and SATURDAY =,
from to p. m, for ladies, misses, and masters
gentlemen from to 10 .. m. ia p sw'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

THE WAY OF TRANSFERS. Is HARD POL
low the counsel ana Eaan tina advice contained m
the work =" Human Fra'lty, or PhysicIoglcnI Re
searches 1t treats of the evil effects of ear, abu so
and ,lnsnsenne, embejlished with elaborate 60!
oheo s9fSSf i portIayLng every feature aud
~ modes adopted for the cure Of iocaI A. wei! as
herrd,tGry maadies and gives the only safe and in
virus from the system. Sold ny DR.. Barrow 1874
bIseSkeT street, y. Y. Price - cents. Sent free.
sold as by :. Calvert Ford, Jr., Washirgtan,
ID. &. " 10 g n AZ
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NOTE for $780, payable TO the order of G. F.
B. French was picked up the floor of our
cOun:ing-roon. yesterday, which is subject to the
order of the owner.
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ja2i &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers.

% q, hUCLEWlcHTs.
To BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS,-24
II GASES Doors AND SHOES AT PUBLIC SALE-Gn
tHt HSDAf MORNING, January 18th, at 10
sha. sell, without reserve in lots 20 suit the trade
an assorted lot of Mems and WomeI's Boots and
Shoes, comprising
&% Pairs Womens' Calf, Kip and G Train Heeled Lace
So pairs Ladies' and Misses SeyeG Morocco Cen
gress Henled Boots
Men s, WcEiens'. and Misses India Rubber Over
shoes,
$50 pairs Mems, Youths, and Boys Thick Boots,
MonrOes ard Brogans
7 y dozen Mems Silk plush and nTohair Cans
FERNS: $50 and under, cash over that sum. q
cred OF 50 and % days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
ia God &c. NEG UIRE & CO. Aucts
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rms AFTERNOON & T0. MORROW
&C. MCGUIRE & CO, AuotioneeTs.

BY j. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers.
HANDSOME COLLECTION OF STUFFED
BIRDs.-On WEDN ESDAY AFTER NOON
Jan. ., at O'Clock p. m, on the first floor "f
suctl3n X ooms: We shall sell, without reserve. a
hne collection of Eative and South American Stuff
Birrs, pre- pared by A. Gabrsith. .of Philadep hla.
five and foresn birds of the most beautiful Kind and
llliant plumage Among this collection may bs
found a great yaris ty of Hupming Birds Also, na
tive game, such as Wondcuck, PaTtridgas, etc.
we would cali attention to a beautiful specimen OF
The Dlrds are mounted on single stands or ranged
In groups and glass shades.
Terms cash.
ia II j. c, McGITIRE A. CO Iucts
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BY GREEN. Auctioneer.

By a. GREEN, Auojioneer.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HOUSE
a HOLD FURNITURE, NEGROES, Sc.Ar AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 9Th day of February next, 4
shall by der of the Orphans Court, at y a G ock
at the residence of the late g. y. SCOT deceased,
on VI street, between 18th ard l4th streets cs st.
Navy Yard sell al OF the personal effects belonging
To tie said decr ased. consisting Of
Sofas, Chsirs, Badstea.s, Ia -eaGs. Safes,
Lounges, WaTdrobes, Tab es, Washsialds,
Reds, Mattresses and Pillows.
BEDDING. Carpets, Oiicloth aud Mating,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware,
Cooking, PaTlor and other Stoves,
k..caeu Requisites,
ALSO,
| Servant Nan.
Servant Woman.
By order Of MARION NJ. TAYLOR,
ADM isLrstor de bonIs non OF
George B Scott, deceased.
Terms Al sums under S5cash over Is a credit
of 90 dayS. for notes satisfactorily cIdoIS d, bear
Ing interest.
ia 2i-eoSds a GREEN, Auct.
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Is 4. GREEN. Auctjonaer

EuANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSES
" AND lsoT> ~ WASHINGTON CTTY.-Parsuaut to
the provisions CT a Decree pronounced by the Cir
QUIT Court ofthe District of Columi the chance
~ suit of Jane T.. Gray AID ais. We Mary ID. bud
lev aud ais. mo. l,i7G. squity.D the undersig nt
trustee, appointed by sale decree. Will offer for sale,
ct puhlIc auction, 10 the highest bidder, "n the
premises, on RiUAG, the 18th day # February,
1860, a: clock H., the real estate in tn, til
proceed IN said sGit mentioned, iste the pr,
e'ty Of Mrs Ann Se.nlles. consisting OF two Io's,
With the yaiuah : dwelling houses and other tone
HHuS on e1rh. situate At the corner o. llth
jrnet aGd MaryaGd avenua, Nsiard)in square !.
an Ali the shts aud privileges ther TO q pHgin
The terms of sale re: Onc-,Elr,. OF the purchase
iiuney Ia ca h. nd - - the residue credit OF
ana y months ON the Gay of safe the purchaser
%lEIn2 bonds. with good security, To be approved
hY the trustee, ard the legal te 10 be re'ain 2.
further security Urtl the PAY mert la fall The de-
feIred payments To bser Interest from the day of
sale.
Ii the terms of sac are no: complied with within
three tarS ON he sale d.. the trustee reserves
riSi 10 re al on weeks notice at tho costs and
risk o. the hrst purchaser. Al conveya cling at
the costs of tie purchaser.
ALLAN Ii. MAGRUDER. Trustee.
Ia 3 3taTtd A. GREEN. Acct
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A GRAND CONCERT will be given at Odd Eel
lows Hail, Navy Yard, } tomorrow evening. by
the female department of the Third District Pub
lie Schools, under the direction of Prof Daniel,
assisted bv Misses Lizzie and Tacy Daniel, and
VIM II Daniel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

hEV PETER CARTWRIGHT, ID ID the pioneer
Metnouist PREACHER from Western Illinois, inter
ested large audience at w esley Chanel last nj n,
by his graphic description Of his itinerancy In
Tennessee, Kentucky, and Illinois during soma
hfty wears of his life '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

SMITHSONIAN LECTURES Prof. PIERCE lectures
at the Smithsonian. this evening in continuation
OF the subject of 'iComets.n
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QUERU's Cop LIVER Oil JELLY
Approved by the New York Academy of kIedi-
cine. 1t is twice more effcacious than the l;auid
oil. 1t is the only cure for ScrOfulas, Consume
tion and all kinds Of Coughs.
Also,
QUERU's JBILIFIED CASTOR OIL, by which the
offensive greasinass of tho oil is ohviated for sale
by all respectable druggists IN Washington ard
Georgetown.
PHsFoLD, Parker 4 MOWER, Wholesale gents
l Beekman street, Now York city. 10 8 SIN
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The MAxwELLs commence tomorrow to sell
on their entire stock of goods at cost for cash
they say they must reduce their stock of goods
ny the first Of March, to make room for Spri no
purchases We predict a crowd of lady custom,
FRS at their store securing bargains as their stoc
time fo VI
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WATCH RETURNS Sarah Jones, colored, steal
Ing; Jail for Court. Samuel Cooper, colored; fine
and costs s3.1s. Sixteen dodgers were accommo-
dated.
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WE ARE REQUESTED to invite attention tn the
advertisement of Dr.. Woofson, the Opticlau, as4
PonnsJ lvanla avenue, between Twelfth and Thr-
teenth streets, which appears in the IEtelIigencer
and states. IL VIII be seen that his "strengtRenn
spectacles and eye -Giasses'' are recomme ended bv
many chi nent gent emeG. presumed to be Judges of
TIER good qnaItle and Of the comfort to be de-
rived rom ther use by those who require the and
OF these important Observation-Disclosures. Di. W. hos
heen located IN this city for severil Tears. de GOV
PENNIES .-Persons desiring Pennies will sIv,,s
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SEVENTH WARD Police The reports of the
officers Of this ward for the last week show the
following cases:
Officer Lloyd reports Edw. Grindell, fighting
dogs: Caleb Adams, cold allowing a vicious dog
to run at large; Arthur Carter, cold. Each of
these was fined according to law. ODE Lee and
VIM. Wedge. cold, charge of larceny; dismissed.
s.inG goo " tbo pa' 6ssn TWO cases.
J. n. Chipley reports Jas. Mohar, selling liquor
without license; dismissed. Andrew Puschinski
keeping dog without license; S5.9i. The same,
for disorderly conduct; S1.5S.
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has MAN A RIGHT TO BREAK HIS OWN NECK
Yesterday, German named Cbas Thon,. con
sideFdoly In liquor, was riding about on sDr;phtIv
hGrs-' endangering the lives and limbs of ped s.
hians as well rs his own neck Officer Carte
1Hus ~ LIS morse and took ThOma before Justice
Dom The prisoner began abusino the -,
ana the offcer retorted by saying he had saved
'he prisoner from breaking his own neck PriS
oHer broke out, - ass you dink den Das your
PlEAi9r:S none Ne prake my neck, Me hurt
nobodyS neck. Can 2 man no pr,k. b;s 49,, "
dings The Squire laid down the law that N,
Thoma had no right to break his own mech. and
iot ge'nng drunk and risking such catastrophe
ordered him to pay - 81 fine and costs
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No. 4-"HE DIED OF QUACKs," might ma rk many
n grave; but how many victims of Consumption
inlght nave been Faved by an early reliance upon
vi =, NJ y. Gardner'- Indian Basam OF Livervcrt
sold by al the Druggists il the word. ia % lW
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Nuns DRESS SUITS,
Mss's Exsinsss Sxi.s,
YoBTHs' DRESS SyIfs,
TosfAs' Bssi.sss Sxits,
CHILDRyN's EgKss SurTs

- Ch1IGTen's StHOo1 Stits.
8, NOAH WALLER Co, ,Niarbe Hall Clothing
snCoEncs that their annual display of Fail and
Winter Clothing is nov ready for inspection. It
Youths Clothing OF the newest and richest designs
IN material, trimming, ard workmanship.
=. 10 those who study excellence with economy, in
offered for selectng from the most attractive stock
Of Ready Made Clothing in ttls city, at very re-
ducee p!ices. Ap2e-ly
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. PsENIES-PersOns desiring Pennies will sIv,ys
lind them for exchange ut the star O,os oounter
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The LADIES HAVE CAUSE TO BE THANKFUL
that Congress remains unorganized, Ii has in
duced Perry Brother, at their extensive new
store, pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street, TO
Offer the whole of their magnificent stock Of silks
and other rich fabrics for ladies' fashionable atti re
at prices SO exceedingly low that that the ladies
visit their establishment in throngs 10 secure the
bargains % the season.
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L'pR SALE-Dn accommodating terms. One
& haf square a! GroanJ, On 7th street will he
divided 10 sOlt purchasers. If Immediate appiIca-
ucn be made TO the und- rsgned, az their Jsgelry
aud Fancy Store, 1iG 7th s., opposite the irteI-
gencsr Once. u. "a. BRAY a. CO.
P.S Negroes, for farm hands will be takeq in ex-
change. iaq-IEis
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OWING to the sickness of two of the carriers of
the Star, the subscribers their respective routes
Jailed 10 get their papers until a late hour last
night, and portion Of them net until this morn.
ing. The failure was annoying, but we trust viii,
oe borne patiently by the subscribers, in view OF
the circumstances -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

Editor Star: As il appears 10 be the order of the
day to suggest suitable commander for the a2d
Of February, would beg leave to propose that
TO act as officer of day. On a memorable occasion
he commanded the volunteers Of the Distric,
with great sclat, gave universal satisfaction and
Will, no doubt. respond to a call at the presen,
time. The mere mention of his name In this con.
nection will recall many Pleasurable recolections
and tend to harmonize all conflicting opinions as
- who should receive our honors CARrorCHE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

Z19 rmfoRTss OF ~ zoo
PA. AVE, FOREIGN FRUITS, PA. Ave,
PATES. PRESERVES,
CONDIMENTS, &c,
Bags ieaye To call the attention of his friends and
the public generally to his New store, under vii
lard's hrte, just opened, IN connexion with his
Old establishment, where ne vii be happy 20
importation.
Also. all orders fc- Dinners, Suppers, Balls, and
pry.,a p,rtias xbicb will ~ seTrcd nm IN ms in
imItsble style, with the same promptness and dis
estob which 10 has htthartn shown