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8aiI 8oaAs.
CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL

A luG V EllANO AMI EhlE hAlu
" R0AD.-SUMMER kkRAEGEMEET.- 1850.
On, and after MOlS sg, April 9Th, 1860, Passenger
Trains will run follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
1000 A. NJ MAIL TRAIN-StOpping at all Stations
except Wicklife, Mentor, Perry, Union
Vile, SaybrOok and SWanVille; and arrives
at Erie 1880 P. NJ, Dunkirk 1853 P. NJ, Buff
falO 5:25 P.
3:2O P. N. CINUINNATI EXPRESS TRAIN-Stop-
ping at Painesville, Ashtabula and Girard
only and arrives at Erie 6;32 ?. M Dun
kirk 6:25 P. n. Buffalo $50 Pt NJ.
4:IO P II. CONNEAU AUT ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
stopping at all Stations.
9:2O P N. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StOpping at
PainesYille, Ashtabula and Girard only I;
and arrives at Erie l2:47 A. NJ, Dunkirk
25O A. n, Buffalo 4:20 A. n.
LEAVE ERIE.
I;55 A. N. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at
Girard, Ashtabula and Painesvile only,
and arrives az Cleveland $50 A. NJ
lO3s A. N. MAIL TRAIN-StOpping at all Stations
except Saybrook, UniOnville, Perry, Mem
tor and WicklihS, and arrives at Cleveland
2:30 P. N. t.f
l;4OP, n. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at Gil
rard, COnneaut, Ashtabula and Painesville
only, and arrives at Cleveland $40 P. n.
Accommodation Train will leave COnneaut at 500
A. M stopping at all stations, and arriving at Cleve
land at 9:l0 A. n.
Al, eo{vsy Of N
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In Common
Pleas, Cuyahoga
county, Ohio.
Action for mon
ey, sale Of land
and relief.
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NOTICE.
4 "a -ALAuAN or ADRLAN IN

A SA MAHAN, OF ADRIAN, IN
IA the State Of Michigan, viii take notice that
Joseph X. HartEell, Of st Gatherings Canada West,
did on the 9th DAY OF October, A. D. 1850, file his
petition In the Court Of Common Pleas ofihe coun-
~ Of CuyahOga in the State OF Ohio, against silas
s. Stone, Marsaretta Stone, Asa Mahani and W m.
o. North defendants, praying that certain lands,
situate in Brooklyn township, in said cOuRty Of Guy
ahoga and known lots 623, 624 625, 626, 64T, 6t3
being part of lot No. 81 in said Brooklyn township,
may be sold 10 satisfy certain mortgage given as
securitYfor the payment Of i've prOnssOry notes Tor
three hundred and nifty dollars each, with annual
interest made by Silas S. StOue 70 Asa Mahan, da-
ted May Ist 1850 and payable in one, two, three,
four and ve years after date, which notes and mort
gage were assigned by said Asa Malan 70 said VIM.
t. North, and by said VIM. e. North 70 the plaintin,
Joseph h. Hartwel.
The said Asa Mahan is required to appear and ans
said petition or before the 5h day OF Deeem-
her 1851 y. p. SPALDING,
A farp p1afuffm
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eENUINE FAAILY LIQUORs.
~. B. MoREHousE : oO..

VIM. B. MoREHOUsE q co,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers IN
BRAND1Es, WINES, GINS AND SEGARs,
DEG LEAVE TO CALL THE ,l3.E
attention Of the citizens OF me Dn1Ssl [ sss5s ti5
10 their Pure Wines and Li1nol5' Rfii;i o ~, si ~
essss Sssorted to suit customers Clubs nllltaTy
20 Il - -, b1ir bodies who require % purchase IN
emu otl1L snfties In casks or bottles viii be
liss n est with Price List sent on application.
OLD MOREHOUSE BIFTERS.
p..,,r,ended By the first physicians a. the best
,ed,- Known for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Debility,
and nj Nervous Diseases AZ beverage Il Is pure
---ioiesop1e. and delicious 70 the taste.
Sold by all Druggists.
Nm. B. MOREHOUSE Z Co, ProP, r.,
SO Exchange Place,
Jersey City, N. J.
N B.-Ths subscribers wish 70 engage lew active
men as Local and Travelling Agents for their house.
to whom liberal Inducements VIII b otsred. hor
pGTtiularI, adaTe5s e esova, ee'e9ssS
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REPUBLICAN AIRRTINC.

MISSISSIPPI.
Returns show Brecklnridgc gains.
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DOYYEAU LAFECTEUR'S Rob,
} authorized and adopted by the Medical Fgeul-
y Of France, and supplied TO the French Navy Ehls
Medicine takes the place Of Cod Liver Oni extracts
sarsaparilla iodine and Mercury. It is recommend
ed and used in the hospitals Of France for letters
Assesses, Cancers, Ulcers, ScrOtulas ScrYy Flour
Albus, GOut, rheumatism, aches, pains and all az
fectonE Of the skin The ROB is especially u5einl IN
the cure Of the Syphilitc Diseases designated Prl-
mary, Secondary and Tertiary. Directions ana GER
thcates accompany each bottle Price s2per bottle.
Sold in Cleveland by Gaylord and Hammond Drug
gists No 12O Superior The trade supplied by ad-
dressing Dr. Graudeau de St. GerYais, u Rue Richer,
Paris, or As Broad ST., n Y. augl7.h2o
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REe6hnge on London lsa1s7l; on New York
2X eS5< premium
The ship China, from AeW Orleans for Liver
mol With 2ITT bales Of cotton, was totally burnt
On the 9th inst, of CarnoTerel1 Fla The crew
were taken Of by the bark Ocean Bride and
transferred TO the Quaker City, which brought
q them TO this city.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

WILLARDS' H0TEL-CA Fresvth, Dc; EJ
rs sms f FL sa RS;; Mo P";', do M.s
ts', as Bi BIsSi, de- sGsSis a1a ;{
PLsns$sad d. podd, II; 'F0 p nSefi Pa Pa
+ DnnbaT, ny; HiIdro:z, Lewslsr, Me; =
Bufkhart, Ky; Mcclellan, Jr, Va; w Il Cisrk
r%S w " EH Go;.dr GhfS3ap
Mrs Merrill, do; HoGs htHsi. nv. Az Wa Md;
D and a h1 NJ RFih RsFs do LfsS
N.Y.; We GsE d,n.s; W t;el%ont' Mil Bsats,
slate mla.si Usa a?i : Zf d"; Fed
sad .ay w; sch r s
4 ai Rr CT; " Po2le FIs; w r wilson. do;
S9 bf wslss sS Mls WS!. .s: sA ~ ph9IRps
Mir, w Ma.4ews d HliIafd, Ha III SSosfI
Soyiog on. Shu ter, w Ellison, = w shaw, 4
Alss Ga; Miller, Dsws sfs L ss S*fn H,t
& As Si s sad s dd9sfn H Sassk
e.. D1H C 4; , % Rc,s. ows5
A:ss sSsi3 EE, !sas f sH;
T:sFi1 sSn nj 9ai..nb1f GS sff iii
sss5 s snd .d, t G T PGaasWH Sa
Wal wa o. sh Tss, GEi1ss Thorn i1ssa
=" Il. h
White, Als; w Davis, Tex: B Ra.le XIV:
81 Hoiiingswo tn, Tenn: Miss PuIlivau W: M =
h;Syd, DE-; Su s scet, Tex; p Per
Jones, at " A"''"' Il
NATIONAL HOTEL washinz .on, Va:
J loyd; A 3; FGy; ~; w Biilin, Pa; + r lew
Thomas: " MIitche Nd nr Gr,c1sv, "a: Jas
W. WIT o.; III Stssai AMI Gsa:htsr, Miss; I'll
d., Ss mar, lhf sai sdy, Pa; I jenkin a I'd aiy,
MlsS SsLkins J w orlss, hd = Griffin, N n: Dan
Doug he,ty- Ha1es Pa B Noble, J Bradford and
tsG., NJ; j Starkdale. Il e. rnIsh, N.rns r
MoLe.Jand, Doughd III, J Hall, w Whits q Y
fMo.ri1, w Re ser: r Matthew. Ala: w a;hapr1an.
70 agus, Mrs Wax. f ~, ga: III ;ergmanp pa.
y N2 rs Mass; J Tn ,mson. Ny; ] CunGinshtm
9&,lllan asd al. MS Man: Va; SILVIA. J
ihoinpson ard laol. Pa: Mrs III lusewrigh. Sc: q
t,s Sa; Va; y Walk, DC; g Lima NY; :
E WINE, Va Stewart, CT; w Wilson, La; Geo
KkRWOOD HOUSE.-yV W Poster. Md. ! 7
Pow TR J3Irso1. A vi Ja-ksnn, "a; C D
I'm, Nsss' W S+inoHt, Pa; Il A Zs NY; :
y d Ssn,tT r. y Mare o.. nd; T Carlsla, "a;
We; KIn ey, Sc: wari USN; ; DpH'
Smith. Pa. - "
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ID quantity ofcuriouslv shaped bones have
nesn sxhumed from marl-p pit in Monmouth Co
n. j which, from their size and appearance are
judged TO belong to no species OF animal existing
al present. They are supposed to be the bones
OF an animal known to naturalists as the Mossa-
saurus, or Lizard of the Meuse-so called from a
specimen having been found on the banks of the
river Meuse, in Holland
IL The latest rumor in England, on the 18th
nit, was that Cardinal AntOnelli, the Prime Min
1Stef al Rome had signed ali bis offices He has
long been violent and virulent reactonist and
The worst adviser that Plus y ever had His re.
tlreInent will probably give new phase to tae
italian question. IL may indicate mod fcation
OF the POPe's policy against the Duchies
IL Leonard Byington, 4 land operator in Iowa
lately had one hundred and nine separate notices
comprising nine columns in the Iowa Reporter
Issued to different parties that he is going to fore
close the mortgages which he holds upon their
lands and tenements
II That interesting little perfumer the Musk
Cat, which the L >. steamer Mississip pi las lust
brought home from Cochin China, is on exhibi
tion at the Aquarial Gardens, Boston
IL Gov. Deunison, Of Ohio, it is reported, re-
fuses to surrender John Brown, IT. who has been
demanded as witness before the investigating
committee at Washington
H. card rs out for s.the conservative men of
the State of Rhode Island who place the memory
OF Clay and Webster above the living Garrison ,,
II The Wings Of North Carolina are meeting
ln their respective counties to send delegates to a
etate Convention to be held on the I'D February
IL lie Mountain has commenced manufacture
Ing four hrst-class balloons in Lansinburgh for
local ascensiOns
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THE EVENING STAR.

Drwhen the freight train from New York on
the New Haven Railroad last Sunday night was
near the Iron Bridge, smoke was discovered issu-
ing from one of the cars, and the train was in-
mediateiy stopped and the fire extinguished AZ
ter some time spent In trying to discover where
the fire originated, 1t was finally found to have
come out Of a barrel Of bottled beer" which
after being carefully overloaded, disclosed, snug
ly fastened in the middle, what is called elbow
lamp" steadily burning, and surrounded with
comoustible material thoroughly saturated with
liquid tar. The fire had burnt through the side
of the barrel, destroying several bags Of feed and
portion Of large box of clothing. The barrel
was shipped at New York, consigned to firm In
Greenwhich. and II was probably the intention of
the scoundrel To destroy the depot at the latter
place. for had the train been OH time il would
have been left at that station and the depot closed
probably without the fire being discovered.
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SPINNER, Frsnoi. E., willsrds' Hotel

Spinner, Frsnois E., Willards' Hotel
StalIVorth. Jemss A.,Absenf
Stanton, Bent, HATS $50 PePrns Tytu| H,,
Stevens, Isaac l., Private, SIS 18th st
Stevenson, John w, Private, 16S st
Stewart. James A, National Hotel
stewart, VIM, IS Louisiana ev
Stokes, VIM. B., Browns Hotel
Stout, Lansing, United States Hote
Stratton, John l.. NJ, Willards', office 2lS Pa. av
Tappan, Mason W., National Hotel
Taylor, NJ, Privats. west side 2st st, bet and H
Thayer, Eli, Willards Hotel
Theaker, Thomas G., II, ats, $50 Pa.a
Thomas, James H., 57 ct
Tompkins, CydnOr B., Washington House
Train, Charles r., Wizards Hotel
Trlmble, Carey A., Wizards Hotel
Under wood, John w. H., AS 9Th st
Valandl gnam, Glenn. L., SO It
Vance, Zebulon b., Mrs Harrison's, 81 Pa. av
Yandeyer, VIM, Private, 10 Massachuse tts av
Van Wyek, Charles H., National Hotel
Xerree, John P Wizards Hotel
Wade, Edward, 500 c st
Walton, f p, SpCst
Washburn, c. C., Clarendon House, 9Th st Il Pa av
Washburne, Ellihu B., 495 9Th st
Washhurn, IT., Israel, Private, Franklin Row. $50
Webster, Edwin II Mrs. HaTnson's, ST. Pa av
Wells. Alfred, Mrs. Tilleys, "a Missouri av
Whitaley, WIN. g., SIP llth st
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, VIM. Avenue House
WlnsOE, Warren, go q st
w God, John, 500 11th st
Woodruff, John, Willards' Hotel
WoOdsOn, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John ", Browns Hotel
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SENATOR'S.

Bayard. James A., ls4 r ct, between 18th and 18th
Bi5s ham, k. s.. washington House ~
BIisSs, je.ss &. q Isfh =, bss Pa ~ and list
Cameron. Simon, ss Pa av, opposite WiIlards'
GGhhandlsr' Zach, is4 st, near corner a'th
SEarE, ps1isi, Wa;hiHE.op House
hSos " p: AZ bet 18th and 18th SITS
G,ittsndio sa, John J.; Nati1nsi Hotel ,o.s
Dooli,tle, James r., Mr. Norton,s, 50 ~ st
Douglas steHheP a., Minnesota av
Ei.oh. GFsha% n, So + 8. BET a 9Th and 10Th 5.
Eoc, spIoTOa, Ms W, en- P%fn I,: $50 st
Grimes. James W., SIT 18th st - ''' = "A" '''' '''
Gwin, VIM. NJ, 81 i st, corner 18th
Hamli NH Hannibal, Wsshnss sa House
Hammond. Jas. d - cor Pa sv ( Madison Place
Hsua sn h. If e. srown Ss' Hoss House
HemDhil!i, j., Mrs. Williams, II, cor G and ~ SITS
johnson, K. W, Of AIf SIS Z a, S-s 9Th and 10th
Kennedy, Anthony. 468 9Th st, between ID ard E.
King, Preston, Schrivener's, l6 st, Capitol Hill
h a.nliH yos s. r. Nations Nstions h Hotel
Mason, Jas. NJ, 42f st, bet 18th and 18th
Nicholson, A. d. F., KirSwood House
Pearcs James A Mrs. Irving's, % ~ st
Powell, l.. W., 263 st, bet l4th and 18th
Pugh, q. f., 40 i:h st, north Of La. av
Rice, H ..M., Min Row, st, bet N J av and lst st
Saulsbury, w, Mrs, Irvins's, % ~ st
Sebastian; WIN. h, Dr.. Dunn's, +G H st
Seward, w m. H., 252 st, BIT 18th aud 14th
SIdell. John, $40 II st, bet 9Th and 16x st
gu inner, G. Mrs Camnack's, ll2 r, bet l4th d 18th
Ten Eyck, J. G., MIR. MoBlalr, la2 l. ct and Pa av
Thompson, John r., 459 18th st, bet and
Truribull, Lyman. 45l 9Th 81, bet and F
w AIDE, b: F., Mrs: Hyatts $50 Pa av, bet 9Th Il 7th
Wilson, Henry, Mr.. Joys, cor 9Th and Pa av
Wigfal. l.. r., Browne Hotel
Wilkinson, Nj. Mr.. Solomon's, 46q 9Th st
Yulee, David L., 262 st, bet nth and 18th
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MEDICINES.
II rs NOT TOO MUCH 10 SAY,
SINCE ALL,
OLD A N ID YOU N g.,

AFfIhM IVS IhOIns
vrz:-rHAT R kfE2gFFG5sFsS4iv TooD's HAIR
Will preserve infaiiitiy the srotch and color OF
the used three a%ss the 20 s1s
make i more .o and bsss.ifsl thsn any oil, sSd
est age. st.tsspen, Judges, AttoTneys. DoctorsS,
Cergym men, Professional n en-, snd Gentlemen ana
iaony that we DO not say too much In its favor.
Read the following, and Judge:
HICKORY GROVE, ST. Charles CO., No. Nov. ls, 81.
PROF o. J. woop-Dear Sir: Sometime last summer we
induced Of Hair Restorative and ats
sered TO Our iittie sous head Tor had
been perfectly covered with and some called sesd
when friend his sufeTings advised US TO use your
Restorative we DID 50 with s hope OF success ont 70 gu.
remov ed the disease entirely, aud and lurursn
crop of hair soon started ort and can say
boy healthy scalp And lu1uran crop Of hair
any child We therefore, and do hereby, recon-
mend Resorats as perfect remedy for all diseases Of
GEoRGE w. HIGGiNBoTHAM,
SARAH A. HIGGINBoTHAM.
PROF woop-D.ar Sir: My hair had, for several year,
been becoming Pre|aturely gray accompanied BY h'r.
in dressing it. When using your Hair Re,ora
tive about months ago IN that condition; and hHv
ing continued tilt within three weeks has
turned to its COLOR ones. and luSIre
greatly preferred those produced by the application
o on y "T t & Sy toilet rSehsr to be
psei as Hair Rssto.aye or for The simple p%rPase Of
refer all who entertain any doubt OF It's performing all
that Is clIued for II
Mas. c. sYMoNps, ia Third street.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb 10, 1857
WELLINGTON, Mo, Dec. 5, 1857.
PRoF. wooD-De,r Sir: By the advice Of friend OF
nine, who has been Hair Restorative,
duced try had the fever, time last May, aud
nearly hair he 1d Now hair has
deal THO than Nothing but
and sympathy that feel TO others who
are afflicted have been. would induce give this
public acknowledgement of the benefit have received from
Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Yours respectfully, A. r. Jacobs.
The Restorative is nut IN bottles OF three s,zes
viz: large, medium, and small: the small holds halt
pint, and retals for dollar per bottle; the
dunn holds at least twenty per cent. more proper
ton than the SINAI retalls for two dollars per bot
tie the large holds quart, ~ per cent. more in
proportion, and retalls for SIS bottle.
o. J. WOOD & CO., Projectors, SIa Broadway
New York, Tin the great n. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
and sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ia 5-eoSm
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BALTIMORE STREET RAILROADS City
Democratic Convention of Baltimore have adopted
Resolutions protesting against the proposed con-
rrmatOn by the Legislature of the ordinances
passed by the Municipal Council granting to cer-
tain parties from Pennsylvania the right of way
and other privileges for street passenger railroad
IL appears that citizens of Baltimore proposed TO
carry passengers at three cents each while the
company preferred by the Council charge five
cent? The House Of Delegates have appointed
an investigating committee. with full powers to
report on the alleged frauds By which this prefer
ence was obtained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-06

SMALL Pox INcIDsSr.-An eminent physl-
clan Of New York got On board Of the city
railroad cars few days since. In moment he
said-''Ladits and gentlemen, there is malig-
nant case Of small poX board this carl smell
it, In a moment the car was stopped, and the
passengers fed, all but one and she was a woman
closely yelled The doctor asked her to lift her
veil. She did, and he beheld a most dreadful
ease Of that foul and dangerous disorder. She
said she was on her wsv to the hospital-her at
tsndant was on the outside
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-06

u About year since young man was arrest
ed in West Philadelphia on the charge of attempt
ing t. shoot young lady he was in love with
who did not rectprOCate the passion. Last Friday
the vOuDg man was again arrested at the suit of
the lady, who charged him with attempting to
Kill her with razor. 1t appears that the couple
are now maj: led, and this violent matrimonial
courtsh:p which il followed Wa ever woman
in such humor wooed, Was woman in
such humor won -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-06

CAUSE OF BLusHEs-4 Lucid Description.-A
writer IN the American Medical Gazette thus fur
nlshes the reason why Young ladies blush wnen
spoken to about their lovers - The mind commu-
aicates with the central ganglion, the latter by
reflex ction through the brain and facial nerve
70 the organic nerves In the face, with which its
branches inosculate -
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THE AL SUFFICIENT THREE
rRIEsEMAR, 1. 2, Il 3,

Protected BY Royal Letters Faf,1, Of Ensicsd, aed
seoxred blythe Seals Of ths Eoc's De PhormGets dc
Po-is, ord the IuFeT5G! COLLEGE Of nsdtetn,,
Vienna.
No. ic invaluable for exhaustion, Spermator-
rhTa, and al PITY sloal dIsabiIsIee.
No. = completely cred cafes all traces Of those
diseases that have been hitherto sted ty the
seous End pernIoious use Of copavIa 8nd cubehs.
No. 3 has entirely sUppaEted the injurious use OF
mercury, thereby ireuring 20 the gufferer speedy
reef, dispensing al Impurities, and roofing out the
venom cfdisease.
TRIESEMAR,N Nos. 1 . and are prepared in the
form of lozense, devoid Of taste ans smell. aud
be carried IN the waistcoet pocket. Sold IN On
CAGES, aId divided into separate doses, admins
tered BY ValPeau, La demand, Rock, Ricnrd, &c,
Proe IS each. or four GASES Tor 90 which saves as
and In 81. GASES, whereby there IL saving of %,
To be had. wholesale and retail, Of DIR. BAeR0W,
1874 Blocker street, four doors below McDousal
street. New York. Immediately on receiving fe
mittance, DIR: Barrow will forward the Triesensr
20 any part OF the world. securely racked, aud ad
dressed according TO thefrstrucfions of the writs
Sold ALSO BY &. CALVERT FORD, Jr, Wash
ingtcn, ID. G. de e-sm
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A NEW DISCOVERY!
AN INCOMPATIBLE TONIC. A Delicious

"A = a NEW UtESNVENT
AN INCOMPATIBLE TONIC. A Delicious
and Invix orsting Beverage
suit N A p A N A G A,
THE ELIXIR WIFE,
For the Radical cure Of
Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite. Indigestion, lntermlt
tent and Remittent Fever, Nervousness,
Nervous Trernors,
And the whole trsn of distressing evils
from the impurity and sluggIshness of the blood.
Weak and sickly constitutions are suddenly re-
stored to heath aud vigor by this Aromatic Ellxlr.
Put up neatly in pint bottles.
KING l. DUNNAVANT.
IL Sold by al the principal Druggists.
no y 3TC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-06

FREE NEGRO ISsOLENCE 1t is reported that
when L. :. Marshal Johnson, Of the southern dis
trict of Ohio, visited Ooerlin TO subpoena wit
ness to attend the Senate Invest gating Commit
tee, tie hotel where he stayed was assailed at
night by gang of negroes who imperiouSly de-
manded to know the Marshal's business TIE
landlord explained IL to them, 1--WE trust the Mar
shall was not privy to the explanaton,) and the
negroes then left.
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COUG HIS, COLDS,
HuARSENESS, 90,

HUARSENESS. 60.
The prevalence of the above complaints at this
season orally has the effect of bringing out host
of profess. dy new specihcs, and while some are
good, many arc useless, and others even dangerous.
The wIsest course to pursue is to consult your fam
iiy physician, or otherwise use only suoh REM det
as long public experience has proved to be safe and
efieacieus; 0fthIs character is Tf LER,S CON
" the favorite prescription of an eminent physician
itsoon bscamea popular remedy and sas c9ntlnmeo
years. In cases OF common Colds, Coughs, &C., ii
acts like charm, ard in Chronic Cases BTonch,tis'
ITS success is unparalleled, and most will testify
who havs used it.
Price IS cents end 81 cents per bottle.
Sod by Nairn & Palmer Chas Stott. 4 O., Wash
inston: Cissel, GEORGETOWN; Peel stevens, Al
exandrIa where il NAV be had also for convenience
In Lozenger form. Price 1871 and Is cents box
known. as ct ler's Gum Arabic Cough Candy
monio Iozenge they are unsur passed. de Ism
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-06

SECURING AND REPAIRING-A new style
- of Securing Gentien@'s Clothing, without the
injury 70 the cloth or style of the garment
by b. MAGRUDER, q PracticaI Tailor No. Az
10Th street, between and 3, west side. GeI usmeI
will please cali on the above and their orders III
be promptly attended %, ID u colin
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MEDICINES.
TO THE APFLICTED!
MRS. u; CQXS

This valuable PREPARATION has proved to be one OF
the Erestsst remedies for EyPsdIaF sS5S:uls
the Skin. Piles. Bilious, Ague and Fever, Old Sores
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver, Salt Rheum,
and oil diseases arising from the enects OF mercury,
ever presented TO the public.
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds Of
respectable citizens Of Baltimore and other parts OF
ufying to its curative powers. NJ:
3TIt is sold by most of the Druggists OF Bain-
MRS M. COX, .
15S East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
~ Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for rs.
Georgetown, ID. u. has been appointed w Wholesale
Agent for the District and will supply the trade at
nv priceS. de N-U
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oCEANsTEAMERs' SAILING DAYS
NEW Goods

NEW GOODS ,,,s-
eCpN- i9r Shifting sud sheet ng C,ttonz
E<'fs a-1vy sid 64e >hirtinE end Sheetfng i,ar.
81 ~ snd Co. ed CouEterpsf rs. "
lo.iI az D1;nass, fowos and Napkins
-"N N'4>iNu
- u Shi>h ~ are Ling of at the lowest PRICES
is a~ SOY ~, tko.LEf q CO.
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CAR RIAGFS.

~ CARRIAGES.
L HE Subsc!iber having made additions to hi
Actory, making II now one of the largeEte &SNhE,
in the District, where his facilities for E*SES
manufacturing CARRIAGE + LIGHTHSakS
WAGONS of oil klnds cannot be surpassed, and
from hIs long experiences IN the business he kosca
20 give general satisfaction.
All kinds OF Carriages and Light Wagons kept or
naI.t.
J attended to.
Second band Carriages taken in sxohepse for nsv
sles. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
d i6-H nf Ixth and F. ats