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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

NATlONtI. HOTELS Ficklin, Va: CHM
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F Tsns S 90; HoSllt, do;,, y Evans, Pa: J
b. aS; H s. / ' fsrl. XII ks
sSxs PSI Van 3s1i sulan s ssa lssx dS +
+ mss H ePG sa5 dS Salps aemes
N.Y. Mrs Bryant and daur fftt sI NM Cox
d";J fssssnder. do; W:Iker s,d as, V" dd
Alien al NJ ana .nf Is Ths ss. az
Pc Kin oa a nnssushtsr 0'J Deshe; and sds, ~
a'sosg oshoa sni sdy nd Do: 'sr d. ss.Ssns
whIs,ns and .4y MIS- Ms " Mhi iss P. W
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and - ny: NJ Thomas. L 5 Thomas. : t b.
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scSeriSSnf VA IA; W Harris and SOB. Pi ZIP p.
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Cn n.satHWOoD HOUSE.-G Cole aud la1v. q e.
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Pcs, Honn1,r 0N HOUSE, Phillip. o H.rk-
Chricbsr'Cr r.. ~ Jones', Lomers and ", Pa:
. n Moore, NY ponoor, HI w God, Carl
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THE EVENING STAR.

FA,HIoxABLB LADIES TURNING MAIL ROBBERS.
The Ros,on Evening Traveller, February -, says:
A N Iohns correspondent furnishes MS with the
narticuIars of a remarkable aud systematic mail
robhery which has just been brought to light in
1Sst CITY II appears that money letters have often
disappeared OF late, among others a letter mailed
by an editor from st. Johns To Conception Bay
The editor finding that the post Office authorities
would not properl investigate the matter appealed
70 the Governor, who Immediately ordered an
Inquiry, which has resulted in some extraordinary
developments. 1t seems that Mrs. and Miss Shea,
(wife and daughter of the chief clerk IN me Foss
office-the Postmaster General being absent IN
England the chief clerk had charge OF the once, }
and two girls who lived with them ioe
tlie contents II thew found bills of exchange or
foreign notes, they Destroyed them: In one case
Ross some of her friends in England sent her a
so Bank OF England note. Mrs Snea not being,
able TO pass 1t, burnt 1t. Numerous other cases
Rave come to light. The discovery created great
excitement the parties implicated being II lated to
some Of the high Government officials. The four
fs.rales imprisoned in the rcnitentiary await
ING taeir trial
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SENATOR'S.

Ba,sfd, James A., ia St. between nth and 18th
W% ss bs.sSs III and l' '''
Bingham, X. s., w ashinEton House
BBIiS6s, is'ss 81 s; Issh bet Pa and
GssnGs Simon .sR 81 p 1sgSfss WI ward
S SIsrs q os S K, Wash a aEsSP House
soob AZ Ho ssf 18th And 18th 't'
Grittende1, John !, National Hotel
Dixon ames, SIS cors CO. 5' Row snq stree,
Pooiiittie, lanes r., M NoTton,s, 50 KS.
PSTkoe, c. s%s AZ Az
EE snS W. f. NE Chipw,sGs $50
E EsS pss Giomo Bep Man BIow2s Hotel
Green, James ,Cr9sche.ss Al, cor and 9Th SITS
Hs ss JOHN % p, Nssios st. 0 mdssT 18th
HHs ssapR.op s. Hosss Plan,
## Hail. II !I T B, Wsssi HSsa House
snso IT. - Street. 5.t Ell sS s and IL Il SITS
ofnscn l. vs. tss 81 an. and 18th
k eII ADshony 46s 9Th st. between and
hh.n's, JosePks, R Ns,.a,sI H HS,a
Nicholson, A. q. p, KirkwoOd House
PP s1t James A Mrs Irvlns's' % 4ass
Powell, l.; w. 2ss G st, bet 18th and 18th
Pugh, 6. T.. 900 iLh Ct north IF La, av
Rice, II. Nj, Min Row, st, bet n av and list st
salisbury, w, Mts. Irving's, % ~ st
Sebastian, WIN a., Dr. Dunn's, 4G II ct
Seward, WIN. H., 252 F ct. BIT 18th and l4th
simmons Jas. +, Wizards Hotel
Su nner, C. Mrs. Caminacks, 1l2 r, bet l4th 18th
Ten Eyck, J. c., Mr.. McBair, 1872 / st and Pa Az
Thompson, JOhn r., 459 18th st. bet f. and
Toombs. Robt, 2iS F st, bet 18th and 14th
Trumbull, Lyman. AL 9Th ST, bet f and
Wade, B. F., Mrs. Hyatts, $50 Pa av, bet 9th & 7th
Wilson, Henry, Mr.. Joy s, cor 9Th and Pc av
Wigfal. l.. T., Browns Hotel
wilkinson, NJ. 8 Mr.. SolOmon's, 46e 9TH st
Yulee, David L., 2e2 st, bet 18th and 18th
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sp,AnR, Francis Es Wtlards' HotA
Stanton, Bent, Hystgs, - Pennsyly1nla ~
Stevens, Isaac l., Private, SOS 18th ct
Stevenson, John W., Private, 16S 6 Ut
Stewart, James A., National Hotel
Stewart: VIM, 46 Louisiana Az
Stokes, VIM. B., Browns Hotel
Stout, Lansing, United States Hote
Stratton, John l.. ~, Willards', ONCE 2S Pa. av
Tappan, Mason w, National Hotel
Taylor, NJ. Private. west side 2st st, bet and
ThhyeT, Eli, Wizards Hotel
Theaker, Thomas c., Hyatts, $50 Pa.av
Thomas, James H., 9o7 st
TOmr h!ns Ctdpor b, WashIQgton House
Train, Charles T., Wizards a3tel
Trlmble, Carey A., WIlards' Hotel
Underwood, John w. H., 44S 9Th st
vallandlgham, Glenn. L., so 1t
vysnss, ZebHon q. Mrs H H 81 Pa Az
Van Wyck, Charles H., ational Hotel
Wade, Edward, 3sS c st
Waldron; Henry, Washington House
Washbr,rn, c. c., Clarendon HOUSE, sth at l. Pa ~
Washburne, Ellihu B., 4e5 9th ST
Mashburn, jr.. Israel, Private, Franklin Row $50
Webster. Edwin Fl Mrs. HaInson's, 81 ra.sv
Wells. Alfred, Mrs. Tiley's, IA Missouri av
Whiteley, VIM. G.,6i2 Hth st
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, Wm., Avenue House
w ms Ow, Warren, 26 u st
Wood, John, 500 llth st
w God ruff, Ohm, Willards' Hotel
Moodson, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John ", Brofn's Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

PROBABLY FATAL AccIpBNT-SINGTLAR CIR
.rasrAxcEs Yesterday afternoon VIM. Shat
tuck a young man about twenty years Of age, en-
Moved at the Troy Iron and Nail Works of
tIessrs. Bureen, in the Sixth Ward. was struck by
a teavy iron bar known dog upon the
Back OF his head. fracturing the skull He did
did not seem to be much injured at the time. and
wrapping Z handkerchief round the wound. went
20 Dr. Cooper's oifce-his brains all the time
coziEg out and dropping in his footsteps. Medi-
cal assistance was rendered By DR.. G. and a sur
,zeon fom this city, but it is feared that nfama-
yion Of the brain cannot be prevented, which will
prove fatal. This case is a very singular enc.
Usually fracture Of the skull causes pressure
On toe brain, and consequent Inconsistencies
hours after the accident, and yet there is hardly
= hops entertained of his recovery Troy Wf:g
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IL The sum of twenty thous nd dollars has
neen subscribed IN stanton, for tie establish
'nent OF u boot and shoe factory. with tannery
attached. The Company will be organized with
cut delay.
" fallen heir 10 collection of paintjngs nine in
haheer, from Munich. Germany. They composa
what Is called the 'Stilenaer Gallery and are
valued a. SO COO. ''
., NJ A letter from San Domingo Ssys: ~ learn
antas 10 bring out i thousand emi grant families
agreed upon" " 'o0N
II oil for Increasing the banking capital
OF the Commercial Bank Of kentuc ky SWs1 md bs.
been passed over the Governors veto. nus
ID Bishop Miles, Of the Roman Catbo1io
"n1,co; died at his residence in Nashville, Tenn
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TEE ALL sVFFICIENT THEE
TRIENEsIaN. 4. 2. "a.

IhFESb HsAsN. 4. y, e D.
Pyotscted By Royal L,fss-S Pof.ss, of EpsIaad a1d
seovreS BY tks Seas If rae Eools dc Pawn
Pa-tS, and tag IE7Peridl College CT M,d,esss,
Pisnrn.
NO. I is invacsble for OK ksustiOn, spermatcr-
rhrh. and al physical disabilities.
No. corr PlStely Grad estes all traces of thore
diseases that Elve been hitherto treated bv the Eap
seous and pernclOus use Of oOpavla and cubebs.
No. has entirely suppan;ed the injurious use Of
mercury, thereb. lGfCrlDg 20 the sufferer speedy
rellef dispensing all impurities, and roofing out the
venom of disease.
TRiEsEMAR, Nos. I - and s,aro prepared in the
form Of q lozeIge, devsld Of taste cnd smell, snd
can be oarrled IN the v3stoOat pocket. Sold an
cases, anu divided into separate doses, admins
tered by Vape8U, La'isnEnd. Ruux, RECORD, &c.
Price IS each. or forr ceEes FOR SO which saves s.
and IN 81 cases, whe6eby there ls saving OF g.
To DO bad, whole sale md ret:il, of Or. BARROW,
194 Beecker street., four doora below McDOugs
street. New York. immediately on receiving a re
mlttance, Dr. Barrow will forward the Trieeemn
90 On, part Q: THO world, securely packed, and al
dressed according TO the Instructions of the writer
Sold also by :. CALVERT FORD, yr, Wash
Irgtou, II. G.. de orr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

FIGHT BETWEEN LAwYEns-Durinr the trial
Of case in Albany, New York one day last
week, the plaintiff, woman named HemStead,
hrsw an inkstand at the head Of the opposing
counsel which attack the latter repealed by seiz,
in@ the woman by the hair Of the head st this
interesting Juncturc the plaintiffs counsel came to
.ef rescue oy taking hand in the tight The
result however, proved disastrous To the plain
IN, ooth hers If and counsel were speedily van
9uisned by The Learned brother'' on tie other
sloe; As soon as the Fl INT was over tue court
ven. o. With the case as Il nothing hut 2 war of
words lad TRANSFERRED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

Lofts NAPOLEON AND THE REuDE IsL,SIf
SHOENAKER-One of the speakers at the LYNN
meeting Of shOemakers said the journeF men shoe
makers in Massachusetts numbered about tifty
clousand men, and If they concentrated their po-
iltical power they could do almost ANYTHING
they wanted to do. They could make laws for
NE protection Of the labOrer, and could do away
with competition of prison labor and prevent the
repetition of such an event is now fixing place
III Rhode Island, where the prisoners are iIing an
order from Lou Napoleon for 200 900 pal rs of
bro2ans, for the prison labor is cheaper than the
pauper labor OF Europe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

II Col. Forbes OF the Harper's Ferry "dis-
closures notoriety, Quilted New York for Liver
pool in the early part Of y ovember last He left
IN the ship John Bright, under an assumed name,
wise disguised, and gave out that he was going to
Canada His assigned reasons for re-crossing the
Atlantic were, first, an apprehension that he
hia presence in Washington; second, that his
Personal safety, and even existence, was en-
dangered by tue enmity and apprehens OBS of the
parsons implicated by his ''dfsclOsures;" third a
disgust fer all ''humanitarians,' - and Yankees
Ae proposes remaining in London, there to await
IN opportunity for resIming his former avncation
cf amateur, Italian patriot and revolutionist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28
MEDICINES,
MEDICINES.
[T 10 HOT 1 E,2el ru gsI 10 sAY,
OLD AND HOU N g.,
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,

vH:-rHAr S RhESsEESSsx4kiv TEooD's HAIR
n: s zee ,si s: ::ss e
s %:ls sfd m sih .G sai ~
preserve the scalp free from al disease 70 tie great
Lsde. Of ali CLASSES, al over the world, bear .esti
R Rssa sf os rs es n and is Sd. zoo m''H "
HrSKGRr dkoff, q. ss.f,s. CO. Me- No, IT, o.
-tr o " 90. o. Of s sdnr r 70
:s:: -:t. i %. $p a. @:
been perfectly cred h and some called sesd
Si5 almost Il, y 10 rs. Ss
Restoare We dd so With ns hope OF success hut 70 our
removed n. disease .nireiy and . and iuIuriant
srcp Of hair started and that
ga:t 20. th.ts,s... .ss 81 hereby, recon-;
mend your az rsies Issn.d rI al Of
the scalp and A"'f siGsst si iSaissorn.n.
SARAH A. hi6siss5fstM.
PROF woop-Ds.r My hair had, for severn. ,sa,.,
been becoming rrematurely gray accompanied BY harsh
ness which le"ds5sd The constant. o. o.,
.s abori ~. month, go va: in that s"nd.n; ,nd As'
rs: e ar fs as, '" ss sna
gsr Be t,tet e hs. ftoaossd Z, o. .rEI,e ..sn
nSispensa5. arrgce Or every ADS toilet. .hsther b.
g.d a: Hsr R;.;o,.tr. 2, S; =. s%fls rusrs,s Of
asi e me Sf Il. Sf yR Gy a6a I
CuscfNSirI, o., Feb. 10, 1851.
TkLLfreror, Me, Dec. 8, tsr.
Psor. woop-De.r Sir: By the advice OF friend Of
rrl.. 6e.h u.fng your HAIR RestoraNe as ia
nearly every hsr IN M h.ld ett Now my hsir has
CONE ia great deal thicker tian .-.r Nothins
dnTv and symn,rhy that commtisate
are athletes as have been would induce 90 eite ths
public rctnoH edgm.n Of the benefit have received from
Prof w foods HaIr Restorative.
Yours rsspe ctfully, A. r. jacobs.
The Restorative is put up bottles Of three
viz large, Medium. and small the small holds hall
pint. and retails for dollar per bottle; the
dltn hias ri least twenty per cent more IN proper
tion than Che small reteils for two dollars per bot
tie the large holds qtSIt, ~ Per cent more in
proportion, and retafs for 65a bottle
o.. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, SO Broadway,
lishmeHt.) and ia Market street, 81. Louis, Mo-;
and sold by al ft5d Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. IA 5-eoSm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

IL The free negro bill before. the kaDtuc X,
legislature, passed the Senate Friday nv larec
maJ1fity On Saturday Il was taken M In the
tous@ and amended by striking ont the 7th sec
uon, which prohibits marriages between slaves
and free negroes; also amended so as TO allow cit
zens OF the State to take free negroes out of the
c'ate TOR temporary purposes without tn, negroes
iorieltlng their citizenship, provided they get an
o'der OF connty court allowing it. The hill then
passed. The indications are tuat ii yvill becoms
: law " ''~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

IL At the last Chenanyo Circuit held b,-
Judge Balcom, five suits were tried in which
women were plaintiffs. The first was for sian.
c1r, In ~ hich the plaintiff obtained verdict Tor
HSy'; me second was for assault and battery in
"Iich ,ae plaintiff recovered SlCt the third was
IN note, to which usury was set up, in which
me pidlntif recovered S,2U the fourth was for
nbel, In which the plaintiff had verdict for
SJJo; the NTH Was for SANDER, but the defendant
was also woman, and the Jury could not agrep
Iney stood Seven for the plaintiff she being 4
gin, aud five for the defendant, as she was mar.
fied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28


FOR AL. DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCR.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT
APPLY lMMED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, Or NO cHARsk
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
ws.su..s Of In. B.et ssuetvr.. hs.eess q n. Ec,,,
Dss,iit,, N.f,oa.ns" Dy.P,psy, Lspsosr LSs ~s css
fusion oIts.s, P.przi.ea d N. Hart Tm,dy, Tf.ss.
Moe sim, hf.soq-. e Lrny,, stomach s-...-
'4o;: T.s5si sd, sa Ts,S. s. s, $50
der MarriAfs imposs0ls aad d,sreJ FsIn Body Mad
YoUNGMEs
that drsade shd ds,rue,r, habit which S""ss,
=: ss.y ",,ss :. SS ,s sn . .,
sntranes listening ssnrss. vh ths thVsds ofsoq.ss...
s-ssd seHssy The h'ns iJrs may call VIII fsl
tshss. -
Ii.f., beng aware Of yN,ss.l .'"sH'" 's.n's d's'y.
.s.i, eonsa. his honor ssnssa ssd ssBsd'"u, "a.
crrsE Ne SOUTH rarpEkI2KsrKsrY.
=. ssTS d ',. s.S s.w : sS s ire.
be paid and ssass'a tanp
DR. tOzHSTor,
Msmsss ofths Royal College efs,rs.er Lsndsn s.ds.t.
and the greater Psrt Of shOss hf. hs' hess boz
essd Of tn, astonishing esr.s Gas, ~.i, s,.-
tneSH; paH, troubled ringing htss ear,
SQUADS, basapin.- .qu,nt bir.hine srsnGsa ---
enss sth cement OF mind, imms ia .tss
ZANE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yong Msn and chsrs VINO have injured thsms.I.ss ~
certain Prseues ibeeistd n ~bsn 4one-s habit fr.eusn,
ss.sed from srh eorpsDions or al school, the seseu
renders narrdee impossible, and destroys both mind .nI
body sho1lt stfiy Irrsdsatsly.
by early habit, Of yo.h via w,ssn... 81 IN. k.eS az
-ss Pain, IN the Head p@n.,. Of ssh, Lo.s 81 Me.es
U Derane Dig Gsn.r. Dss,I,
sympon. Of Consnmr1ron, &C.
be drsadsd-Loss Of M.-o,, Centurion ofls,at ,prs..,
Of Spirits, Evil For5odng. Aversion fsoc.y Sci. sr,,
Love OF sohtsds TmIdy, etc. are scsss Of thu evils pre-
NERVOUS DEBILITY.-rbssssnd.e cen no, ,uds, ~,
. q. s.s:. fh,r declining h.sa; o.inf thew 'so -
Appearance about the cough symptom, Of eon,ump-
DISEASES % IMPRUDENCE
be h.s bb.d IN. seeds painful disease. too os
happens tbst imed Of shame dread
a sT 0 ca. aPp oa Ssns h HI & "a
ssnfs Of Isn3rant sud Designing pr.eRders Who incapable
Of eG;f-f fitch BIS PteuniAry Substances, keep him sns
month afef ont, long the smallest f,, 3. o
tanned and in sspair him ~ith ruined h,alih "a or,
hi. CALLING rp-insnt OF ~ Oh. Of that dead,
isrrbi. disease. such a. hSfens Heart Throat N,
StIn &C. progressing with frgsi 'Apldy all dtllh pete
discovered country from who's, boz rstsr.
Dr. JoHNsoNsREMEDYF FOR oh,sANiC wEAkNEss
AND IMPoTENCY.
Nv remedy q
.rs speedily cured and full vixor restored Tt ,pAds 80
nervous dsblli-tsd, vhs bad lest bePs e,-.
All emf, TO MGrrise. Physical or Mental Nq..L
fcatioas Loss Of Procrsavs Power, Nervous lrr bay
Trembling and wsehns" or EIhss'uon efths nestle m
Hind spsssdiiy eUrsd.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PREss
fHK MANY THOUSANDS cured al tins institu,.su v,th,
cal opsr.ton. rsrsrmsd By Dr. johnson witnessed 3, L
reporters Of papers add many o;hsr persas noicst
:s.. b sse s.,SI o.,
hity, a sueisnt frarsntes 10 the Hsiesd. i-n ~,