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DubIif SaIfs.
HYSADJUET. n GOVEE

I'RUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a decree
II OF the Circuit Court for Baltimore city the undersgn.
a. rus e " sell at pubic auction to the highest bid
on IQESDA Z, the 10th day Of November 1860 at the
O'Clock p. NJ ~ ' III 'i''i'S' at 0ne
VAIL nbis THAT VACANT LOT OF GROUND IN BALTE
sa ~ beginning for the at the point of inter
Oh the east side of Charles with the centre of
street. and running thence east along the of
said road so t95 eet wide thence with the centre Of
Turnpa sou y degrees the the Falls
a ii roar thence northwestery with the centre of
thenca rhp e To the side of Charles street. and
a u on e east SHE Of Charles street one hundred
lot is Ia ma I more or les to the beginning This
ic lurr lease TO- 80 years renewable for ever sub
~ 70 ne annual grOuni Of one hundred and tbrtv
IT, uolars ana Il ~ cents payal ha YEARLY on first of
cent. "'i9 dt any Time at SIX per
a&s ana ground rent will be paid to the day of sale
Is OF saleonethifd cash, and the balance in six and
'"e''e months with interest and security
B. NJ. HEIGHE,
Trustee.
oS02,wts s. II. COVER,
Asu..an-
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BY EGETsT0N q KEYS

BY i1GEIsTON d KEYS.
UMBER AT AUCTION.-We will sell ON
A4IFKiDA y November %, at O'clock P NJ at the Cat
ALI OF THE LUMBER used in the erection of the Sheds
longing 70 the Agricultural Society The Lumber Is i; NJ
ect order not having been Injured by the use Of mails
any oher way and viii be sold in lots to suit p
| ogItr EGERTON Il KEYS
-o21u corner Of Gay aud second streets
| tK e.. ". RENNEI1T * co
ss SPECIAL SALE.
-@a DRUID HILL PARKn
GREAT SALE OF FRUIT TREES 7
EVERY CHOICE VARIETY
ABOUT
n - KTY T OUSAND TREES
on ~ ESDAf MORNING, November 18Th Ar n o,oIo,
peclsey We shall sell at public auction by 9uiocE
druid mn fark formerly the resden re of IInuS' g.
hagerT Esq the largest and choicest variety of Pear &
otner TREES eyer offered for sale in this country anu
IN mere are between THIRTY THOUSAND Ann Il STv
THOUSAND TREES, all originally selected with vnnd t
eaIe, anu cuyated by Mr.. Rogers, who is well known
t1roughout the United States, gentleman prodncinT
le nnest and choicest variety of Fruit AMI iustIv ceI
prae Tor MS Judgment in Horticulture, which alone H
suclent guarantee for the excellence of the collection
NOTCR-Catalogues will be issued and ready far deiva
R Isl november and purchasers will be red TO remove
an me trees before LIST April, 1861.
terms, cash in bankabe money,
information apply to the auctOneers or for
@ respecting the trees. apply to JOHN FEAST
BJ or corner I 9 calvert and Fayette SITS, Baltimore
~ 0iue' or the COMMISSIONERS.
oI5-3tawNlOI2hl3 W. DENNEtI 60,
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sNsaraNft GulnnSnfss

A SSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE
Ia COMPANY, No. SOUTH STREET,
OPPosIsE TIE Sun BUILDING
recognized for the PROMPT PAYMENT OF IT'S LOSS FS
ANir EAPIIClF POLICIES, insures DIV EILINGS, FUR
NlTURE, VESSELS in port, MERCHANDISE and other
property at the LOWEST RATES OF PREMIUM
JOHN X. MOORE, President
DIRECTORS.
TM, a BACK, LANCASTER OULD,
LANES MHEEDEN, JAMES A. BRUCE,
ellen fAINE, SAMUEL KIRK,
JACOB TRUsT IAyEs YoTNc 20
LANES LEFTY, JOS. G. BoYD,
ioAAh " ALkER, JAS. b. GEORGE, SR,
j. Il fARLoW, 7. A MILLER.
SIoenll JOHN DUKEHART, Secretary
l 1 81 n u =
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I;;;f VALUABLE LEAsEH6LD PROPERTY

-Ais= WEST FAYETTE STREET
Il: II, x ~, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
IN pursuance OF the order the cour for RaIt
more city, the undersigned, administrators with The Will
ann OF Noah Fairbank deceased will offer at public
AUCTION, on the premises WEDNESDAY, The Iiih dow
OF November, 1860 at O'Clock P NJ 49, I'LL 'S
AL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate on the north side
Fyete street near Popplon street. in the CITY of Ba
@ ana fronting on said street IA feet running back $50
i 10 ne street with All the improvements thereon, be
Ing Ihree.Story BRICK DWELLING, with a two story
BaGk Building, No 3S said Lot being subject to ground
Terms of sale 0nethrd cash, and the balance in two
fqua payments on credit of four and eight months with
interest from day OF sale, with bond and security
JOHN w. P. CROSS, and
ELIZABETH A. R. CROSS
Administrators W. A. W. of
rhanl- acad
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SONBRERO GUANO
~ The public informed that copy Of this cop,nri
cation was sent also to the Rural Registsr Of his 81
IN which journal most of the attacks upon the Sombre6
9uano originally appeared but the editor without assign
ing any satisfactory reasons, refused to publish it:
SOMBRERO GUANO AGENCY,
% SDaittS lchGLt, Baltimore, nd,
nrt = l2Eo I
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TRUSTEES SALE

NJ
Under decree of Circuit Court / viii sou Nv .; =
o'clock p NJ e' A''h' AooJ' at 1
dst AN ANNUITY OF S25s, payable haIfyearly on LIST
January ana July, from Lot north side Lombard
distant - feet east of Dallas street, feet ~ Inches
x leet improvements twostory and attic BRICK
70: AN ANNUITY OF S2I5s, payable as last from Lot
on the east, same size and similarly improved
GEORGE r. CINNAMOND, Trustee.
S ID GNNE Arctinnnar
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The southern Pacific Railroad

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. li.-Hon L. J. Thompson
has accepted the presidency of the Southern Pa
cifc railroad. the terms and conditions eouired
by him having been fully and satisfactorily met
by DIR Fowkes, the late president. The policy of
tue company for the future was agreed upon by
Thompson and Fowkes, and cordially assented TO
by Hon. V. X. Stevenson. Of Nashville, general
agent, and Hon. Samul Tate, of Memphis COM
missioner of the land department. This arrange
ment secures beyond reasonable doubt the con-
struction of the Southern Pacific railroad Messrs
Stevenson and Fouke left this evening for New
York, and intend 90 proceed in a few days to Aus
tin, Texas The subscriptions TO the stock now
and satisfactory offers have been made for all the
stock now unsold. The stock books have been
closed. transfer Office will be opened in Phil
adelphia under the management Of President
Thomson
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THE LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAPHIC.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Europa and Jura

HALIFAX, Jan. 16.-The Europa, from Liver
| poor on me so has arrived here, and her news
~ Sa,, reSuy south, under the new regulation Of
1 'ne VIVA ocoNa Telegraph Company.
| Lord Macauly died OF disease OF the heart ON
| the 2eth, after two weeks illness
. ne date OF tae meeting Of tue Paris Congress
The rumored threatened withdrawal ~ ,h.
Pope's Nuncio from Paris is officially denied
row boat, near Liverpool, had been capsized
and twentythree lives lost.
Ii is reported that Austria, Spain, aud Naples
Will not send Plenpotentiares TO Paris unless tn,
Pope is represented there, regarding which doubts
nave been stated. Russia rejects the programme
advertised In the French pamphlet.
It's rumored that differences exist In the French
Cabinet
The Paris bourse fell per cent. but partially
recovered and closed OH the Both at 69f roc
COMMERCIAL.
LirerPool Cotton Markd.-Sales Of five DAYS
and firm. Holders offered freely. but evinced no
disposition TO press sales STOCK Ii2 900 bales in
Guiding 3Ol 100 of American.
BreadsfrfS Flour dull at 23sa27s Wheat is
Provisions dull
Consols 95 s a95I.
fSEcoND DISPATCH
The wife OF Smith Bannerman, residing near
Maidstone, had eloped with Rev. A. w. Green,
curate of the parish She has fortune Of 100 900.
The French Ministry had resolved not TO give
an official denial 10 the Paris pamphlet
The Paris corresTDndent of the London Times
alludes TO difficulties in the French Cabinet and
says Count Persigny's prolonged stay I'm France is
not unconnected with the uncertainty of Count
Walewsks STAY i'm the Cabinet
1T is reported that Prince Napoleon will soon be
appointed Grand Admiral
The Milan Gazette says the Ex-Duke Of Modena
had advanced with troops towards the frontiers of
Modena, and that part Of his army had already
entered one of the frontier towns
despatch from Rome saws that Cardinal An
tonelli and the French ambassador had long in
terview. The latter had received from Parais en-
plantations calculated TO the Payal Govern
ment on the subject of the recent pamI hlet
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AUCTION SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.=By
- virtue ofa decree of the Circuit Court of Fair
lax county, pronounced in the case of Lewis John
son q 20, AGAINST John NJ Dom and others. at its
th cay of February. 1887 (Cour' day. in front Of
tne court House of said county offer at public auo
tion 10 the hlg hest bidder. certain tract of and
n the said county. adjoining the lands of ]. c.
Mchsldon and others, within halfa mile of Hern-
9on station. on the Alexandria, I.Oudoun and
hampshire Railroad and containing ABOUT 100 acres.
IL Is very desirable property.
Terms of sale: One: tenth in hand, the residue In
equa instruments of 6. II and Is months with in
teIest from day of sale, the deferred payments to be
secured by the bonds of the purchaser with gooi
curly the property to be resold at the cost of the
purchaser and the cash payment forfeited in the
event OF his not complying with the terms of sale.
ia l6-2awts AIFRED MOSS l,om,r
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Dinner TO Hon. BayIie Peytou.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. i.-The dinner at the
Academy of Music to Hon Baylie Peyton. thi $
evening, was pleasant affair. Senator Critten-
den, Hon. Messrs. Maynard and Nelson. Of Ten
nessee; Hon. Mr.. Gilmer, Of North Carolina; and
Hon. Mr. Dunn. Of Indiana. were among the I'm
vited guests. The Mayor presided After dinner
the doors Of the Academy were thrown open In
the public, and large number of ladies collect
ed. Speeches were made by Messrs. Peyton
Crittenden, and others
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LOCAL NEWS.

II The STAR pRb'ishes the Lists of Lsns,s
.swaiHing IN tie Washington City Post Once
.nieT TIC professions Of the lac directing then, to
= T'is;sd IN 'hs newspaper haring the largest cir
rIafior uc'fht" fhc deltrsry of the Office It's total
6oily eirtHGi'9H IS more than double that Of any
ct. ~ Daily printed in the District Of Columbia
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PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFK and feeling the hand
of time wslg hing heavily upon them, with ali its at
tendant ls vii lind in the Use of Dr. j. HoStetterS
ceiebraed Stomach Buffers. eii3er that Will Insh
new lfA into their veins, restore. in measure, the
ardor and energy of more youthful days. build up
their shrunken forms, and give heath and vsor to
their remaining years. Those who In the least
afflicted with Dyspepsia. Aguea Languor. Nausea,
or any other troublesome and dangerous disease,
arising from disOrdeTed sy stem, should not hest
tate To- avail themselves of the benefit derived from
this great remedy.
For sale by Druggists and dealers general ev
erywhere. ia 6-eO3t
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- Thopgh The STAR IS printed on the fasts,t
,,saq PRESS in W's Sonth Of Baltimore its edith,
% 20 aTgs 20 require It 70 be put TO press a, au
,1rlF Eov; AdrerfiSsn'enfs, therefore, should B.
,ert Before Ttre!re o'clock, m; otheru,ss Msv
r.-r not appear until the nsz, day.
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A NOTICE, sFts.
~. AhSf Persons in Washirgicp desiIirg to Pur,
MIL, patented by Messrs.y Taylor & Shinn, for
states states or counties, viii please cal on the Hon.
bEos. X FLOR II authorI Zed 10 neg otIats
ssies Of them in onr behalf For the sale of Mills
APPLY ~ Truman d Draner, 5s3 il,h st Get where
sn Mills are on exhibition. Messrs. T.& ID. are
cur aathorlzed agent.
HAKRls,, WiNpLEg& Co.,
"a N. w. corner Of 18th St and Woshington ave-.
/ = - u iWs ssThs Manufsotarefc,) PhiIadsi1hia,
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AUCTION SALES.


By WALL e. BARNARD, Auctoneers.
HORSE FOR SALE ABDUCTION will b,
rh h rsSId; IN frSRt ef the auction rooms, OF
szs 81, BE- baas Ugh Ho1ss to O. III
iaIt d Vail BARNARD, Aucts.
By WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneers.
SALE OF A STOCK OF PRIME GROCE
TUESDAY MSRNIN I'M the Eth insts o'ciocr
We will SELL at the Auction Rooms, stock of prime
Barrels White. yellow and Coffee Sugars,
H HHsshe 1.sI new crop NeT Orleans Sg.s5
Boxes twhnles, halves, and quarters) LAYER and
Bunch Ralslus,
HSssSssS. and b.frsIs sirnp and Mol.sses assess
Castle; gsow3 PA And If Fancy soaps cor
Barrels Alewives, Barley and Rice.
Eoxes v ASoamantne Candles, starch and Pepper,
10 boxes Fine Chewing Tobacco,
80 900 Cigars, different brands,
BASKETS Champagne Wine, Cstawba Brandy and
5 octaves and barrels BRANDY and Gin.
Casks Old Bourbon, ManGmentai. Mcnons.hols.
Star, Planters, and other brands WHISKY, and
many other goods in the Grocery line not emu
Terms: ssh and under cash; over that amount
% WX Ur sPBBI RRSS sfsfS' Sn Rse'
By J. C. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctroneers
HANDSOME FURNITURE. CURTAINS AND
tbEH GTs HSysT T,D
ua-y II. at lu o'clock. the large room second story
of Sibley & Guys building. two doors west of the
auction rooms, shall sell number of articles If
Furniture from the Presidents House, comprs-
Suites of full gilt Parlor Furniture in blue and gold
satin damask, comprising two large SOFAS and
Cushions, tive va Arm Chairs, two Fire scr eens,
six Foot, stools and four Ottomans, with Cur
talns and Carpets to match,
Suite of full gilt Paror Furniture in green and gold
brocatelle, comprising one Sofa and Cushion,
sixteen Arm Chairs, with Curtains and Carpet
to match,
Bull TABLES. Sofas, Lounges and Easy Chairs.
CRIMSON satin Damask Curtains, from the East
Room.
Mattresses, Chairs, Bedgteads, Tables, Oil Cloth,
&c, 10y
BY order of the Commissioners of Public Build
lngs
il lid J. G.. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts
we shall sell for account of whom it may concern,
Without reserve
Two suites handsome Walnut ParIor Furniture
hnished In green and gold Brocatelle, with Linen
Covers, made to order In Baltimore, and but
little used,
SupSSrlor French Plate Mante Mirror, n by 6s,
-, DO do Pier Glass, 3 by 100
Elegant Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables,
nlture, cost 8 20,
Walnut Whatnots and Etageres,
t;edSteads, W9shstands, Mattresses,
MaTble top SidehoarGs aud Liquor Cases,
BrGcatelle,
Large quantity of new Linen Sheeting,
Lot Of SILVER Plated Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers, &C.. all
TsImsi $50 and Under, cas- hi over that sum, a
credit Of 6l and 80 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
ia I3-d &c. MCGUIRE h CO.. Aucts.
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Mozart Hall Delegates to the Charleston
Convention.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Jan. 1.-THE District Con-
vehtion for the twenty-second Congressional dis
ict met in this city to-day TO appoint delegates 10
the Charleston Convention 1t was fully attended
and great enthusiasm prevailed. Hon. VIM. Bald
win, Of Oswego county, and VIM. II. Walrath,
Esq, of Madison county, were appointed dele
gates and j. l.. Nc Whorter, of Oswego county
and Edward Nj. Holmes, Of Madison county as
alternates
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Fire an MiddletoWu.

MIDDLETowN, Jan. 1.-THE Pameacha Mil,
occupied by several different companies for the
purpose of manufacturing sewing mac hines bri-
HlId VAT, az, vas 'Vstriy 49, - A. .hi .
morning Loss probably Sl5,0oO partially in
sured.
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The Ala hama Convention

MONTGOMERY, Jan. The Convent on on
Saturday night nominated John Il. Morgan, OF
Dallas, and David Hubbard, of Lawrence county.
electors for the State at large, and adjourned san
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Burning of "a Cotton shin

NEW YORK, Jan. IA despatch from Charles
ton says the ship Charlotte. from New Orleans
bound to Liverpool, has been burnt at SEA. She
had cargo Of cotton valued at nearly 500 600
She was of nearly 600 tons, and was owned at
Bath. Ne.
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NoTIcE District Of Columbia Adrertissments
rr - inserted IN ne BALTIMORE SUN nrs receired
Of az! foT'caTdsd from The STAR office.
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New York Markets

New YORK. Jan. I6.-Flour closed quiet; State
$ -2OaS5 p; Ohio S. 70aS5 90; Southern So 55a
50, Wheat firm. Corn lie quiet. Pork dull
and quoted nomnally at SIG u for mess Lard
dull. Whisky is dull at 25kc
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FIRST WARD PoLICE.-Wm. Monkey was m
rested by Officer Serrin for being drunk and dis
orderly. Not being able to pay the sum required
he was sent to the work house to be employ G,
sixty days in working out the fine and costs
Dolly DObbns was arrested by Office: Edward
for larceny He was sent to jail for trial at cour,
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By J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
DEN. F. NCH'STENTR ANNUALSALE
- OF Books aud Stationery at auction, at store of
w. Bayly 27S Pa. avenue, sales every evening
until after Christmas, The stock is nov complete
IN every dePartment of Literature. Science, and
Art, Holiday Books from the smallest Juvenile up
t. fne Gift Books Worth $50. fGs Bibles and Prayer
Books. Buffers fine Gift Books, for 1860, emery
of every yarety all of which will be sold very low
to close the entire stock out in 81 DAYS. Books al
private sale at half price. Call and see.
de I'D BEN. F. FRENCH Salesman.
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THE WATER-COLOR DRAWING of Haskns' plan
of the new Centre Market adopted by the com
missOners) attracts much attention to-day. in the
window at Taylor Maury's, and the plan is very
much admired
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DIED.,

ID ..s.sE r-t DIED,
On the 18th instant, WIN VALENTINE,i in the
asth year OF his age. t'.
Servant of God, well done.
Rest from thy loved employ;
Thy hattie fought, thy victory won,
Isntrr thy mastr's JOY. r
The funeral will take place from the is.h street
. Do.caack = m. The friends and acquaintance of
the family are invited 70 attend. - 2 -
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GONE TO THE INSANE A.YLUM-Josiah Beach,
the young man who taken from Wiilards
hotel for disorderly conduct Sunday night week
having been proven insane beyond doubt his
friends obtained permit for his removal to the
Insane Asylum for proper treatment. and on Sat
urday he was removed thither b. Officer Carter
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. l6.-Flour steady; but not
active-Hovard street IS SO Wheat unchanged
Corn dulI-white 75a75c.; yellow slaS6c. Provis-
ions steady. Whisky dull at nc.
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Accident to a War Steamer

NEW YORK, Jan. l6.-The United States steamer
lroquois, which left here Saturday. has returned
having met with an accident of Sandy Hook
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SELLING BY SAMrLE.-Saturday, o. X Griffin,
northern dealer in hats appeared i'm this citv
selling by sample, contrary 10 law. He was
arrested by officers King and Irwin and taken
before Justice Dom, who ordered him to pay the
Of Police, and was informed that IN the contin.
gency of his not paving the fine and costs. or
suPerceding, he would be sent to Jail. The pris-
oher insisted upon going to Jail. rather than paw
arrest was the prejudice Of the South against
northern people. lie was conveyed to the county
jail, where. after short while spent in solitary
rejection, he decided TO pay the fine and 90 at
large.
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PENNIRs-Persons desiring Pennies will always
nd them for exchange at the Star Office counter.

1.-THE WAY OF TRANsGREssoRs Is HARD "-Fol-
low the counsel and heed the advice contained in
the work Human F,ailty, or Physio'og,eal Re
searches IL treats of the evil effects of eary abuse
ano indulgence, is embellished with elaborate co.
ored engravIn:s, portrayIng every feature and
~ modes adopted for the cure of local AZ well as
herGd,tary dtad t ana gives the 0ny SAFE AM n
virus from the system. Sold by Dr.. Barrow. 1874
Blocker street, n; 7. PRICE 3 cents. Sent free.
n 4 m.
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EXHIBITION or FINE ARrs-We learn that the
washington Art Association are preparing to open
thclr fourth annual exhibition. Mr.. Amidon the
actuary Of the association has lust returned from
a visit to the studios Of the princi pal northern
cities, aud from the names of the lists who will
contrl butte, the exhibition promises to equal. if
NOT surpasS, the last which was pronounced by
competent judges the finest collection of American
arts ever got together in the country
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the corner Of Twenty-sxth and F streets. aved
ABOUT nine months, was seriously scalded by the
upsetting OF a can CT boiling watef The lower
portion OF the body was much injured. fortunate.
ly the chest escaped which perhaps will save the
childs life. DR.. Storrow was called in and re-
Leved the unfavorable symptoms so as to give
definite hope Of recovery.
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REMEMBER the Anna Bishop and Mills concer
tomorrow night, ut Wizards: Hal.
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WE UNDERSTAND that the performances at the
theatre have been indefinitely postponed.
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Mrs. WINsLow. an experienced nurse and fsmal .
pnyelcian, has Soothing SyTkp for Childer Teeth
sns which greatly facilitates the process
hy softenins the gums, reducing all inflammation
will alay all pain. and to regulate the
bowels Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
To and relief and health to your infants
another column. .-z-r-t - -se 90 U-ly
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MR. HAsKIN AND His PIsroL.-Mr. Editor :
When next the honorable member from New York
has occasion to excuse himself for going armed
into the Hall of Representatives, let him do so
without slaGderng the reputation of the city of
Washington. His declaration, that being out at
late hour the preceding night, he carried the
weapon for protection, was both frivolous and I'M
founded; first, because probably 70 city in the
| Mon OF equal population Is more peaceable and
orderly than Washington; for the police reports
all show that for the last year there has not been
single instance of night outrage in our streets;
and, secondly, if that was the true motive for car
rying the weapon, he had. it is presumed been
subseq uenty in his bed and had Invested himself
of it; and If, as he asserts, he had the previous
night carried 1t for protection against midnight
providers, was no reason for resumI NJ it the next
morning, when going 1T midday to attend the
meeting of the House; and, under his excuse, it
would have been ample time to have placed the
unlawful weapon on his person after the shades of
night had closed upon him. 1t Is said that poor
excuse is better than none; but false one is GER
tainly worse than none. And when next Mr.. Has
kin has occasion for offering an explanation for a
gross violation of the law against carrying con-
cealed weapons, let him at any rate do so without
Slandering the reputation of an entire community;
for his attack upon the character of the city will OF
course be published broadcast over the land
| presume the immunities of member Of Con-
gress do not protect him from arrest for the viola
ton of the municipal laws and police regulations
of the city, and would therefore suggest that Mr.
Haskn be arraigned before the Mayor for carrying
concealed weapons; and thus give him an oppor-
tunty of proving his charge against the character
of the city. RESIDENT CITIZEN.