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GEORGETOWN.


I"'esPo"oe1ts g 1hs Star.
GEORGETOWN, February 10, 1860.
since the fire on Congress street, few nights
nights ago, some of the brick walls left standing
were noticed to be slightly out of perpendicular,
but no immediate danger was apprehended.
During the extraordinary high wind which pre-
vailed last night, however. the south wall was
blown down, portion OF it falling upon aud
crushing the frame stable Immediately beneath
H. some of the stablemen inside at the
tlme Out strange to state escaped without injury,
anu afterwards succeeded with the help of the
proprietor, hlr. Peter Won Essen, and his assis-
tants, In e1trcatng all Of the horses safely with
the exception of one slightly hurt. 1t seems
miracle almost al in addition to the weight of the
suPeflncumbent ruins there was added several
IONS OF nay in the loft, but II may partly be
counted for by the strength Of the rafters which.
In falling, lodged against the side where the
horses stood In such manner to shield them.
tached, have been placed on Bridge street At Il,
Intersection with High Congress, Jefferson, and
Washington streets; benefit which will be ap-
PrecI ated by those thirsty souls who have ever
uied the nauseating pump water in that vicinity.
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DIED.,

On the 9th instant, MARTHA E., DAUGHTER OF
Mary and the late John B. Cornwall aged II years
2mOnths aud Is days, after long isease OF CON
Sumption. hich she bore with christian for titude
ami her last words were that ''she felt a blessed
hope in her Saviour"
Her funeTai will take place on Sunday, a. two
o'clock from the residence of her brother in-law
James h. Johnson, on the corner of Az and p SITS
south, where her friends and aeq autarces are re-
quested to attend. tAlex. Gazette cOpy.l
In GenrgetOwn, on the 9Th instant, after q painful
illness, JOHN c., son of hiry VI and Serefner f
SMlth.
My ,ovely John, farewell.
Sleep on In thy peaceful rest.
Thy little head is PillOwed now
On thy Retcomer's breast.
No more shall Sickness mar,
Or sorrow bring a pain;
Thnu'rt safely housed on high
Thou hast thy heaven gained
u where IN the green, green grass,
That waves on the little mound whose sod
Whispers to the night winds > they pass
Another angels gone to God
Inc friends OF th3 family are respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral, from the residence Of his pa
rents on Frederos street. between 5th and 6lh ais
on Friday, the 10th lnst.nt, at4 O'clock.
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The Storm of Last Might.

NKw YORK, Feb. l0-A terrific storm is raging
here. Great damage Is being done TO the vessels
In the doc ks. The ferry bridges the East
River side have been demolished. and the Wall
street and South Ferry boats have been compelled
to suspend their trips The wind is apparently
increasing In violence.
lNofe.-The foregoing dispatch was probably
written about noon
BALTIMORE, Feb 10, noon.-The gale Of last
night ragged here with tremendous vislence, but is
subsiding now. The atmosphere is turning very
cold
up TO half past no other weather reports had
befn re .eiyed
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Wreck of the eliza Grieye

PORTLAND. Feb. 9.-The brig Eliza Grieve
Captain John Brooking Of Newfoundland. wit a
cargo OF pork. -four and tobacco. capsized about =
hundred and fifty miles from Cape Race January
25th. and riChting drifted wreck until the fol-
lowing Monday, 29th, when the taken
OFT by the steamer North Brton, sixty miles south
east OF Sable Island. The crew consisted of tn
men, Of whom the captain and the steward
Richard Carter, We're drowned
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Later from the I.tbuu.

NEW IoRE, Feb. IO.-The steamship Atlantic
from Aspinwall. has been signalled below. bni
the gale is SO violent that she will not probably
be able 20 reach her dock i'm time to transmit her
advices 10 the afternoon press.
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Resolutions Against Privateering, &c

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-The Chamber of Com
merce has adopted report and resolutions
against privateering, and in favor OF the immu-
nifty OF all private property upon the ocean In time
of war.
The Pacific Mail Company have determined
| to establish direct line of steamers from Aspin
wall to New Orleans. The 81. Louis leaves Feb
2lst for Aspinwall, 10 take her place on the new
route
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BY WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers.
NEW PARLOR AND CABINET FURNI-
l TURF, TEA SETS, GLASS AND CRoCkKRY WARE,
CARpETS: &c, AT AUcTIoN.-On WEDNESDA
MORNING, 18TH Inst. at 10 O'Clock, we will sell
at Penn. avenue, between nth and 18th streets
the late store of O. h. Green, the remainder of MS
stock of Furniture, &c, h9 having discont nued
That branch Of his business, consisting of large
assortment of new Parlor and Cabinet Furniture
Mahogany, Walnut and other Bureaus,
Do Marble top and other Tables,
Do Sofas and Etegeres,
Washstands, Settees, Chairs and Desks,
Sets very handsome Candelebras and Parlor Brack-
cts,
Clothe horses and Toy Furniture,
| second hand Piano,
Large assortment new Ingram CarpetIng,
~ assorted Tea Sets, Glassware, &c.
Ami many other aticles too numerous to mention,
Also, one fine Store Counter and Mahogany show
case,
Patent Bins for srocers ard Signs,
l Ine set spice Drawers,
The fixtures were manufactured for the store of
Messrs Shskel & Miller, and are of the best DUAL
Ity.
Terms: $50 cash; over that amount a credit of
Cd and 81 days, for approved endorsed notes. Oear-
ing interest.
fs nod WALL L BARNARD Auct,.
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Fire in PhiladeIphia,

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9.-The cotton and wollen
mill on Lawrence street, owned by Joseph Ripkr
and occupied by Paul Thurlow. was partially
burned last night. The fire ri2inated in the cen
tire building, which was DESTROYED. Both wings
which contained machinery which cost $3.50 OOo
Were saved by the steam fire engines. Loss only
IS 600.
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BEN. F. FRENCH. Salssmar
By A. GEEEN. Auctioneer

ROOTS AND SHOES, CLOAKS, MANTII-
ING, the 18th inst, shall sell, in front of INV Auc-
ton Room, on tho corner of 18th and Streets at 10
O'Clock
500 pairs of Misses and Children's Lace Boots,
80 do DO do Ground He sled
Boots,
500 pans Children's Assorted Shoes,
80 do Boys Boots,
$50 do Mems Boots,
Also, a lot of Tamas, Cloaks Mantillas Wooden
and Fancy Goods. y
Terms cash.
lie lO-d A. GREEN. Anct.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK. Feb. 10 - Flour is quiet; State
s. O5aS-5 10; Ohio 80 SOaS5 90; Southern IS 5Oa
1915. Wheat is firm; choice Southern white
Sl56 Corn is quiet; white and yellow SoasIc
Pork is firm; old mess Sl7 5O7. Lard is trm az
Hall &c. Whisky is dull at 2ic
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THE Roor OF ALL EVIL" is the venom of disease
lnstilled into the system by early abuse, lndu
from the s.steIn without clay; moment should
ne lost me pernIctouS use of mercury VIII not do
IT, nay, 1t Will lDJure rather than care IrisyeJudr
!, 2 8, lsyour only chances perusa of the hook
Human Frd'Hy; or Physiological Researches" IL
Illustrated with colOred engravInss will explain
thing. 1t will only cost on Is cents TO he had
OF Ut. Barrow 1874 Blocker street, New York.
Sent free of postage everywhere.
Sold also by S Calvert Ford, Jr. Washington,
d. C. fs q I'M
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Resignation of the Nova Scotia Govern

HALIFAX, Feb. S.-The government Of Nova
Scotia has resigned. Hon. William Young has
been sent for to form another one. Hon. Joseph
Howe will probably be Provincial Secretary. 40 ans
Archibald Attorney General. and Jonathan McCul-
lv probably Solicitor General. IL is expected that
Benjamin Weir will have a seat in the Cabinet
without Office
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WATCH REPAIRING

leave To inform the citizens of Washington ~
and Georgetown that he mas located himself f.<l
st the store OF Mrs. T.. Noss, rso. $50 Penn (s.x
syivanla avenue Washington. for the pGrpoeg OF
cnnductng he Watch Repairing Business IN all
It's biaEC hes IcNlng been with Of ne
largest houses n this country and In Europe fJr
many years, To whom he refers. He is fully &C
qualuted with the bus ness and prepared 10 do all
kinds Of work, the best possible manner, At low
prces
He has ALWAYS on hand a fine stock If Watches
carefully selected for this market. which no will
sell at low figures: and respectfully solIoitS ia
fe St. c. c. NUITZ 200 Pa. sv.
1--WE OLD PIANOS FOR RENT,
l. Two New Pianos for rent,
SIX Melodeons for rent,
Ten Victims for rent,
Thirty Pianos for sale.
fec John r ELLIS Qo6 Pa az
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Financial

New YORK, Feb 10 Stocks are dull and un-
changed. Chicago and Rock Island 62Z; Illipoi,
Cent? i Shares SO 4; Michigan Southern Is %
York Central 70S Reading 30; Cantons IL, ~
6's 81 3; Mo. 6's SOB
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by A. GREEN. Auctioneer.


EHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UoUsrs
" AND LoJs IN WASHINGTON CITY.-PuTsuant to
the PROVISIONS OF Decree pronounced by the Cir
out Court nfthe District of Columl Ia the chance
~ suit OF Jane +. tray and ais. Mary ID. Drd
ley ana Ais. mo. l,i76. CquitJ,D the nndersignt
trustee, appointed BY said decree, will offer for SALE
st public AUCTION, to the highest bidder, on the
1851 at O'Clock m, the real estate in tbs till and
proceedings IN said suit mentioned, late the prC
erty of Mrs. Ann Semmes. consisting of two lois
with the vaiuab dwelling houses and other tene-
ments IN each, situate az the corn-r of llth
ttreet and MaryaG avenue, UslandD in SQUARE SIS
with all the rights and privileges thereto telOng
The terms of sale are: One third of the purchase
money In ca n, and "a to the residue a credit of
and IL months frem the day of sale the purchaser
giving bonds, with good security, t. be approved
b, the trustee. and te legal tte to be retained as
further security until the pay ment In full The de-
ierred payments to bear interest from the day of
If the terms of sale are not complied with within
three cav from The saie day. the trustee reserves
he night TO resell oal weeks notice the costs and
risk OF the first purchaser. All convej arcing at
the costs of the purchaser.
ALLAN b. MAGRUDER. Trustee
is . StaWtd A GREEN Anct
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THE LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAPHIC.


ShAktEsIoN, Feb g.-Tbe testimony for the
delence In The case Of Hazlett was closed al noon
was absent from town
ChanceTF business was then proceeded with un-
I'll late hour In the afternoon when TIE re
and gave his testimony The court then adion,nos
until tomorrow TO enable counsel time 10 pre-
pare their argument.
No doubt 10 entertained 60 the convicticr %
the prisoner, as tie stimony this morning was
unfavorable for his defence.
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THK EUROPEAN HoTKL.-Mr. Enrich, 30 well
known for his energy and popularity as land
ner Of Pa. avenue and Eleventh street, has been
capitally fitted up-opens its restaurant tomorrow
and the rest of the house in the course of the
rent week The new ball room of the establish.
city, Its dressing and supper rooms, position, &C.
being admirable also. Already It has been engaged
Tor two balls next week, aud will doubtless be
throughout the wear s''
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QuERu's Con LIVER OIL JyIL

QUERU's COD LIVER OIL JELLY
Approved by the New York Academy of Medi-
one. 1t is twice more effcacious than the liquid
OIL. 1t is the only cure for Scrofulas, Consumr-
ton and all kinds of Coughs.
Also,
QUERU's JRLLIFIED CASTOR OIL, by which the
offensive greasnass of the oil Is Obviated For sale
BY all respectable druggists In Washington and
Georgetown.
PENFOLD, PARKER & MOWER. Wholesale gents,
Is Beeknan street, New York oity. nos SIN
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No. 7-LAMKNr. SUIcIDEs-We see thou
sands In our streets dying by inches. cough z
thensf Ives into the grave when Mrs. NJ. N. Gard
ner'S Inc ian Balsam of LiverwOrt and Hoarhound
upon them. 1t may be found at all the drug gists.
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PENNIEs.-PersOns desiring Pennies will AWAY
find them for exchange at the Star Office counter

WE ARR REQUESTED to invite attention to the
Advertisement of DR.. WOOlfson, the optio,an, 264
teenth streete, which appears in the Integenoer
and states. 10 will be seen that his streng thening
spectaoles and glasses" are recommended by
many emf nent Gentlemen. presumed to be judges of
their good qualities, and of the comfort to be de-
rived from their use by those who require the aid
OF these Important instrumentalIties. DR.. w. has
hran located IN this oItv for several yaars de GOV
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Alexandria Markets.

ALEXANDRIA, Feb. IO.-F,oIr is dull-sales at
s. 25aS5 81. Whe 't-Saes Of white Al 3UaSI IS;
red, 81 23aSl DC. Corn-no sales. Sales Of Pork
al SSdSs 30
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lNCBNDIARIEs AT WORK.-An unoccupied house
on Twenty-frst street west, f. street, was
discovered to be on fire early this morning in
time to prevent much damage. Suspicion points
strongly to certain persons, and the police will be
put upon their track
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FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOIrSE-

By A. GREEN, Aucttoneer.
A P aSI fyT sos SALE OF house
BUGGY, dc, AT AUcTIoN.-Oq "Wednesday the 18th
psR sS b ~, Rsds s5s g the
A Blsos, diseased, on c street, between Delaware
eI%@ and LIST street cast, Capitol HID the House
Sofas. ChaiTs, Bureaus, L1unses,
Bed :dy, artrobes; Safes,
EfhHtheT beds, Seeding and Mattresses,
A general assortment of Kitchen Requisites,
Also, one excellent Work Horse,
one excellent Mulch Cow,
tw" Market Wagons,
Toms: Al sums unde1. IS cash over s. a credit
ot 81 days for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
Coo. SAMUEL HOOVER, AdmmissrstOr.
By C. w. BOTELER Il SONS, Auctroneers.
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
- THE JUNIATh HoUsE-On TUESDAY MORN
NJ Fee aan ldth sommencins at e1a O'Clock,
tween Penn. avenue and street. ali the Furniture
and Effects contained in the large building known
as the Jun:ata House, embracing In part
Mahogany Sufas, Mahogany Chairs,
Si,t-frfsme Mirrors, Marie top Centre Tables,
Rocker Cksirs, Parlor, Chamber and Step Carpet
Extension Dining Tables, sidebonrds, Arm Chairs.
Casters. Table Cutlery, Plated Forks and Spoons,
China. Glass and Crockery,
superior Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows,
Curled Hair Mattresses,
Cane seat Chairs, Window shades,
I HLessInE and It Gt3eT Bureaus, T3ilet Sets
Ward1ahss. Bed Spreads Ss R.I Blankets ''"no''
She t., Towels, Counterpanes, Comforts, &c.
Cook etGye am other Cooking Requisites,
At O'clock viii BE- sold the Wines and Liquors,
Class Bar room and Ofhce Furniture.
Terms ) . ard under, cash; over s4oa credit of
Oh and 40 days, for approved endorsed notes, beai
fe9 c. w. BOTEI.ER & SONS Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.

by }. c. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIoneers.
KEY r.. FRENCH'S CLOSING OUT SALE
= ,E ~ cooks and Stationery will commence on
"a Il DAY, February llth att O'clock, at store
vi w. r. Bayly, 27S Pa avenue. Sales positive
e.ey evening for one week. Books and Paper at
SAFE very low during the day to close the
fs i0-lw Rem z EppNcu S,r.
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MON Down" - Yesterday, the operators
under the new DOorkeeper Of the House Of Repre-
sentatves, In Eosting the flag over the House hall
when the hour of business arrived, raised it
Union down." attracting much attention on the
avenue from those witnessing this worldwide es-
Capitol Of the nation 1t remained 80 probable
ten minutes, until the mistake was pointed out
ana corrected by some one of the old officials
Per contra the new officials allege that the thing
was done by some one Of the old officials abo,N to
be removed, for revenge.
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SUPREME COURT, YKsTERDAY.-No. II. The
United States, appellants, agt. Raf4il Garcia.
L he argument Of this cause was continued by Mr.
Burham for the appellee, and concluded by Mr.
T. NJ. Stanton for the appellants. Adjourned.
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ACcIDENr.--Ye stefday, while two laborers were
engaged in digging down a bank in the Sixth
Ward, the bank fell suddenly and caught them
One was severely hurt, his thigh being fractured
Hewas removed, and surgical assistance obtained
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called upon to investigate the case Of Augustus
Barker, cold: for disorderly conduct; he was fined
S215. Chas. Ellis, COLD, was charged with the
larceny OF ten pair of ducks from John Gibson; he
was sent to Jail for court Both the above behaved
impudently in the office, and excited in the by
ISLANDERS disposition to give them fagellation
extra Of the sentences
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MINIS DRESS SUITS,
Msn's Bxsinsss Sssts,
YovTKs' DRESS SsITs,
YostAs' Bxsixsss Sxi.s,
CUILpRgN's ESHss SETS.

NOAH WALKER Il Co., Marble Hall Clothing
Store, browns Hotel Building, would respectfully
Winter Clothing is now ready for inspection. II
Is comprised OF an assortment of Gentlemen's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest desiEn
in material trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with economy in
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
Of Ready Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
duced prices. ap28-Iy
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VALENTINES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICRs -
Shlilngton stock for this season is especially
recommended for its great richness move ty. ele-
galce, and variety of styles. fe8-St
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by bANNARU BUNNY; GeOTgetOwn.
TRUSTEES SALE,-By virtue of DEGREES of
l. the Circuit Court of the District. passed In a
cause of b. JOst and others against the heirs and
administrator of MIcnaeI Miller, will be sold at
auction, 70 the highest bidder in front of the prem
ct O'Clock in the afternoon, the west half of ! ct
NO ia, In Bealps addition TO Georgetown. Also
part OF Lot No. llS, In said addition, bPgnnn. lao
e. from Beall street. III the line of the lot 20
g. deep ny 81 feet In width. Also, another part
OF said lot No. ia, beginning f ct on the west
line of Green street, 20 feet deep by 80 feet in
With with the Improvements on each of said par
FERNS: One third cash and the residue in g. -,
and Is month. bonds beaI ing intere.t with security
and q lien on the property.
If the terms are not complied with within days,
the emises Will be resOld on days public notice,
at the risk and cost of the purchaser
w. X. WOODWARD Trustee
BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts.
fe 10 3tawdds
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IHE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL-The canal
board at their meeting last week, contracted with
MesSrs Hassett and herr to repair the breach at
Dam No. 5, created by the late freshet The
mage stown Herald says:-''We learn that there
is no doubt but that the canal will be in good or
der as soon as the water becomes low enough to
enable the work to be done. The contractor for
tue work at No. 4, was ordered to complete it
WIN tne greastest possible dispatch. The New
York Coal Companies refused TO give the ieast
aid unless the canal board would authorize tbeir
agent to let the work and permit him to give
S5o,oo0 ior the repairs at both dams. The boa I'd
refused to transfer their powers to the agent f
coal companies, preferring to let the work to our
own citizens, especially as they have agreed to do
IL for one half the amount asked by the New
Workers. "
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
GALE OF NEARLY NEW RIrR NIrIrR

by A. UHEEN, AuctlOneer.
GALE OF NEARLY NEW FURNITURE
y AT AUCTIos.-On SATURDAY, the nth inst
shall sell In front of my Auction Room on the
corner Of 18th and Id streets. at 10 O'clock a large
ana extensive assortment of nearly new Furniture
being the ELECTS of family declining ping
comprising. of Parlor Sets
Mahogany Sofas, Sifeboards. Bureaus
~ Do Chairs, Rockers and Castor Chairs,
Marble top Centre, Side and other Tables
Bedsteads, Chairs, Washsta nds and Sinks
Wardrobe, I.ounTes And Tables.
Feather. Hair, Coitbn and Shuck NJ attre.ses
Bedding, Carpets, Oilcloths.
China, Glass and Crockery Ware,
Stove, and good lot of Kitchen Requisites
fe9-d A. GREEN, Auct.
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DYSPEPSIA CURED BY USING THE OxYGKNA1ED Bit


PORTSMOUTH. N. r., April Is, 1852
DR.. PRKsToN.-Dedr Sir For the last four years
nave been, as you are well aware a great suferer
with Dyspepsia. Frequehtly, during that time.
have been compelled TO quit my business, and the
oil hopes of ever obtaining any relief The most
simple food caused great distress
had given up In despair, until you strongly recN
commended the OJygeHated BitterS, and 1t is with a
h1art fuli OF gratitude that now pronounce my self
tch ofIy free from al symptoms Of DySptpSta can
eat any thing at any tine, sleep well, and csn
ENJOY the hamy air CT spTIpg, and look upon nature
with dellght that has been stranger to me for
years To all who may be suffering from Dyspepsia,
would say, luce the Crygenated Bitters"
WIN FLAISTEAD.
Gentlemsn-l add my hearty CONCURRENCE With the
above statement, knowing 1t to contain hing but
the truth. have never sold anT medicine for Dys-
Pepsa that has given so un versal sati faction as
the CrygeHdtsd Buffers WIN. r. Preston
n, Druggist and Apothscary.
Prepared by ): w. FOwLK Il Co, Boston, and for
Fala by II. Gilman, :. G. Ford, jr., s. B. Waite,
u Stott, John Schwartz, Marin & Palmer Wash
lngtoI; and bv dealers everywhere. fe7-lwr
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON 3 TO MORROW

By ]. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers
DEREMPTORY SALE OF CUTLERY, OIL
y PAINTINGS, ENSRAvLNGs, WATCHES, woRK
BoXEs, SHAvINS CASES, PLATED WARE, &c.-On
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. February 10th, AZ s
O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, we shall sell q lot
Of goods slightly damaged at the wreck of the
frga:e Waba.h. We name i'm part
6gIoss assoT:e Table Cutlery,
81 dozen assorted SCISSORS,
80 cards Penkniyes.
Plated Casters, Walters and Spoons,
- Fruit and Cake Baskets.
On Paintings Engravings, Gilt Shades,
Work Boxes, Shaving Cases.
Is gross Shirt Studs, Gold Chains,
Also, Sc 2eral excellent Gold and silver Wstclea
Terms: SIS and under, cash over that sum- a
credit OF ST. and 60 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
fe I'D &c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auct..
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NE I'D SOLDIERS are to hold a State conven
Wv" "' harrisburg, Pa, on the I'D,
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,-,si Aaes s uRNs.-There wefe no cases fol
duting 1I To- nine dodgers occupied the cell range
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MRS: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
ing which greatly facilitates the process Of teethins
by sotfenlns the gums, reducing all Infammation-
Will ailay all pain, and Is to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves. and relief and health to your Infants
another column. Oo lily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-10

HAVE you been to the fair Of the ladies of the
r street Baptist Church, at Thorn's building,
seventh street! There is the place to see the
.oeauty, Intelligence, and amability of the Me
dopolis fully and fairlv represented and IN buv
Soursen rich in the easiest and most agreeable