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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-29

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binben fh nit ben 3leen Der Mnudpplts 8abn.
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Observation-Disclosures Baltimore.
&. d. GDle, General 8ileteur. a (Nuf6,fO
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Gi0ener S9eero ut GDlbes tpertb
WIpctiter QanSqnt, unS StaSt. Geielid1nft.
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Ian8t ben pertbgplfen unb pt3ttsfen 1heil bs Stabtsebtetes
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mad unierer Stabt leeer.
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btfetenb tntreter In einen 5000 Quatrnt=Tus erpsen @drten
cber etnem Tretttfet auf benz @eIeafdaftsbampffbtFe werben ie
mad Der g4abl 5u ben erten Derfaufea 1000 Qpts ~betseseben.
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pbisen 6afenplaheS cf fetne sdnje QDt6tt8feit er1anser.
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lesen, perben d~b9efeten Spn Der ~eunft9en Gage Sptf6en Rprb. unb
5ub, burd ltberale Seeunft9ungen SettenS Der &efelI8dft, be
Seutente 8rrtbetle septnner.
panpHlets nerpen unentseltlt& ~ausseSeben, unk nd6ere NaS
rttten erttetlt burd !
Npl9sS &. 6 m st, Maeut.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-29

@roBe GrtnGBigung Scr 3uferpreiie.
2. u. 7@ts., q. @ 5 @ls., ~9srsini8hr 90 Sis, sS5utSudsr
10 gut ME metptdlti6sr nr IA @ts.; auSsesef6nstcr @banYas.
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betra=ggetn betnl SAB II. 6loihen; alter 8aer- @btsfep Der Bette
n Baltimore, ippie ieine giqu0re urb 8tonbteS BON alien Sortsn
lei WtcOpnaIb l. TbpmaS,
% DIT &attnpreitr.
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8ermtf6te Nn3etgen.
Sinner's NGhmofdbtme.

0te @dneiSer bisFser Gtabt, IOpe aue Qsertenet. tpeld9e ene
quite 81 dbmo d inc gu baben Wiinid2enE, l Sst MIG h2 srI h1t II
raenb cine anSere, ump 10 aud tgetmal 10 otel gelS
ubrin9t. Dtes8 uutt unlere MaiSLns1 gu BEN btlt19-
N y bisifoer Sto6t in Srcratton an &Sten, &eiten unb 9oien unb
Saben ibre @ioner ODER Die tamit atbeiter in ben St~no 9eiest, i4
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m @ebrouds fnb. bobcn mbbten, fcuten in unierer Office:
SEQ. 159 SalttmpreItraBe
pp15prsher, no @ebraubs- @npeHungen IN oeutfher, eu9liher,
~ransBfIter unb ipaulI6er Sprahe gu baben imb uno mo- mir Sc
4 tsretrte NtaItine fault, auf ~oericlbeu arbeiten Ierneu.
edttt nab ejnem @renplar bon Stn9er'S Ndbuai9tnen= Get
ana. Que Maidtnen werben elm gauges Sabr mad ibreu1 &ntan
oQn uns in opuer Orbnun9 uno deportation seboIten.
(Rb2S,iD W. 6. BrOberiG, Nsent
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Temcrs0

Johnston'S Insurance Rooms,
.rrsaUf Hc.. 70 SecpnbItr.
Teuer=, Martnes unb 2eben8s0 erfAes
na8sGDmpd0nten.
Giderite MnO fcItelte GOmpagnic.
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nit $SeO,oOO capital.
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init 5000. 600 Capital.
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= nit 5000, 900 Capital. -
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NIT $S5OOOo capital.
Securttn<S erltderltno Comp. BON g2eipsg lcrt
mt 1910 900 GapitaI.
Pbpntr< erltderun98s pn1p. BON genzOprf
NIT $500, 900 capital. ~
NeI plutez Ser1iAeru1o8z@ Dmp. Is. Netr- Onrf
y ~ nit $27O,OoO @aptoG. ~ oENT
MDntanf< 8eri derun9s=@Dnp s. NemzNort
nit 100000 Capital. 0N'f
Observation-Disclosures Comp bon. NetpzNcrf
nit $250,00O Capital. O"T
Wtercalttlle WtItual Wortne
!t nit 81, 900, 900 Capital. A.
Seretnt9te Staaten 2eben8z@erffderuno s.
NIT 1880, 972 capital.
Jtprtberr N1lnrancezS pmp. bon Qpnbnn
nit 2,194, Ill @astaI.
De Oben bemertten @ompa9neen Enb BON her oe,;sroL.
StoateS Wtarblanb %autborifrt nn6 lt,enirt. 0'u' oS
Ute BON ben unterSetdneten rGprdientuten 6 cnhoorin, Z
mtrtlt4 pertn8bareS Capital gum poler obsrr ~ ~ guOsn
8etro9 perantipcrtlit fit bic 3abluno BON WerIuGer U"SeSeoenen
erfst. Sbos. % 0s $ y glslttl'9
Hrrb M55ur Srrs.xop 20 Seconoftr,
NIlNVt, OA1pe9pl' (SaI7fn
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NYP Cur Be- pnberen &~e1ntntBnabme.
&tnpaa6erer Mnb Stet1enbe fDlten fetr SUrfAts Ien, e5e fe TIRE
giaettt fapfsn pnD fpnten bisiclbeaa, MUIR ron fOl6en %ansetteater
@atlern Utsr 3wtldentrdserh, IA He font Der @efabr ausseies
Fnb, bei&wtnbeIt gu rerbtn unO ttr Sch urfDnf d~useeben.
DurdfabrtSzBiae 5
na& oGen Gtetlen 6ts gDefens Fnb su babeu Bel s49
Gb. s. SiIbebrqnct,
Generals niaranten.N eent Der 8aItinpre- unb
Sbip- @ifenbabn.
eoMu SEQ. 81 Tbune8lfr., Baltimore
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8aubpl3.

8aubplS4
$780, 600 Euf Saus unc GdreinerbpIt,
zoo, 600 Sdinbel un6 Satteu 5uu1 8erFduf.
Mr Ienten Die Mufnertiamteit pinttliber Runeen auf uuIere
srobe gieberla9e BON Bait unc Nusbpls BON aaen 4rha, Guam.
iit1ten unb @r6Ben. Nir ~idneiben &SeiBtannen- 8aubola mad
8eItenun9 unb ltefern Seuiterrabmen, Sblren, GinfaiIunaen umb
Spbelorbett gu SsobrtpreUen. Spredet Dor in nnierem SoG6ole
Jp. no 9t9btitr. 28burL ODER @de BON gutap umo @erman5tr.
Sa22s Burns d Sloan.
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1S57er 6betnzQBetn. 70
Spsben an9efcmnten so Ohm 1857 &~beiu-g9ein bon auseeseid-
meter Qualtt6t. Yta6t. benefit unb. 6 o.,
116 Qofnborhftr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21
AUCTION SALES.


By J. C. MEG UIRE & CO., Auotioneers.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
II AT PUBLIC SALE-On MONDAY MORNING.
February 27tn AZ 10 o'clock at the residence OF =
gentleman declining housekeeping. on Missouri
the Furniture and Effects, comprising
MSh"gany hair spring Sofas, Rockers, Arm and
Par or Chairs,
Marie top Centre and Mahogany Card Tables,
Git frame Mirrors, whatnot,
Cane ssat Chairs, Lounge,
Three ply and Ing ain Carpets, Rugs,
Damask Curtains. Window Shades,
Radiator and Other stoves,
Dining Table, Sldeboard Dining Chairs,
Mahogany and Walnut Dressing Bureaus.
Marble top and plain WISH stands, Toilet Sets,
Hair and HUsk Mattresses,
Boosters and Pillows,
Blankets, Comforts and Spreads,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware,
Silver plated Casters. Forks and Spoons
Cooking Stove, Tin Safe, 30.
Together with general assortment of Kitchen
Requis tee.
Terms: SIS and under, cash; over that sum, q
notee, bearing interest
fell &c. MCGUIRE r. CO., Aucts.
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Later from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 20.-An arrival from Vera
Cruz brings advices TO the 10th inst. Miramon's
army, consisting of GOO men and 81 pieces Of ar
tllery, is reported as approaching Vera Cruz.
Juarez has force of 500 men and $50 pieces Of
heavy artillery, and is making active preparations
for the defence Of the CITY
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Sale of Cal,ferpia Stesmers

New YORK, Feb. 20-Five California steam
ships were sold here to-day under protest from
one of the trustees Of the owners They wers
knoc ked of at the following prices: Illinois SiO6-
600, TO b. II. Cheever; the Moses Taylor sIo2 600,
TO the same gentleman; the Star Of the West
Sl5 600, to Moses TAYLOR the Philadelphia SIS oOO
to Francis Norris and the Empire City for $4,000
TO the same gentleman
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. Nominatiou. for an. Presidency.

NEW YORK, Feb. lS.-The Independent Union
Club Of New York have published address &c
the country, nominating Messrs Bolts and Corwin
as President and Vice President. The address .,
signed by Ex-Governor Clark, John Sessions. and
Samuel G. Thompson, committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21

LATE AND IMPORTANT News FROM GEORGIA
GtheTat John h. Rice. q Practlcing attorney. in
county, Georgia, and editor and proprietor of
the Standard, at Cassville, writes thus, over his
a. CAssvILLE, GA. February .6 1883
MEssRs SETH w. FowLK & CO., Boston Mass,
uenHenfn - At the request of your traveIpg
nhsent, give you statement of my ex perlence m
tdo use OF Or: Wtstdr's Balsar1 OF Wild Cherrp
nSvs 9een 9slng IL for two wears in NV ia mily .
-. Coios and Coughs, and haze found il the nuost
S " rene az that have ever tried
Al Heg ne and Colds in children k,o,r il To be
medium Resp sctfuly yours,
me genuine article alscays has the Vritte n
~ p1tn on th- wrapper ana is for a a nv
d .ospo0ssne drug lsts evefyvheTe
tI9Pareo ~ 2; w. FowLH Co., Bostop And for
Mie Dy u; Gilman, 3. Z. Ford, in 81 Fl Ws,te
~ S.ott, y9hn Schysrxe, Marin & PalmeT Wsah
iastoLi ana ov dealers everywhere. fe n ~
IHH Roor or ALL EvrLn il the venom of ,,.e.. 81.
and excess of Any kind. fhis must Ss .nad sescs
from the stem without delay; not moment uhonI
ne lost. The Pernseioxs ef ms-errv vi'i rnt 40
II; nay. Il viii injure rather than oure n"s 20
/, 8, 10 your only chance-a perusa of IN. ns.oL
HKmas Hailty, Physiological Rsss1reIs, 9S2 ~
lustrated With colored enxravinss viii en- "a.
srythinG It will only COS. YOU IS cents re h. S.a
siRt g.. q b 0s.cts Tc! osS IT,
U'C, feSlm,r
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s. o.; Extra 1915; Super. IS 25as5 81 Wheel
white, fair to good. ~ 3asl 35; red, al 22s
SIPS Corn-white 75a76c.; mixed 75asOc vel
low 76a7Sc. Rive soc. OaIs 36a:SSc. Corn Mea
7SaSOc. per bushel. Sc, ds-Timothy s3as3 81
Glover - 75aS625. Provisions-Butter. roll, Is
Doc, frkin 1ial6c.; Lard lCallc-; Pork s7ase
Bacon l0allc.
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New York Markets.
III Feb 9I Flour In Ar,

INV Your, Feb 2l.-Flour 10 firm; State s. 10
%; Ohio IS s5as6 90; Southern IS 5oss5 as
w b. at is quiet and fn; Southern red 81 26al 80,
Corn is buoyant; white and yellow SOasIc Pork
buoyant; old mess Sl7 81; new SIS SO; old prime
Sl2 so; new Sli s7al5. Lard ia heavy at at lle
llsc. Whisky is dull at BE
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Ra.timore Markets

BALTIMORE, Feb. 81 Flour closed irm-How-
ard street IS 81. Wheat closed quiet and steady
red 81 30; white 81 4Oasl As Corn closed frm
and active; white 72a76c.; yellow 76a9sc. Pork
closed steady; mess Slsos SO; prime sl3 SOasIs,
bacon sides loSc Whisky ruled active, but
closed lower-at 2ikc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21

DIED.
On the 2nth instant, W. HER BERT, eldest son of
James v. and the late Eleanora A. Mar, aged {
ysars, III months, and 5 days.
tta fillmore papers piea.e copyD
On the 18th instant, of pneumonia, Mr.. JAMES
RunInR QUEEN, barber, formerly Of Baltimore,
0n the 2nth instant, SAMUEL MALVIN. in the
3G wear of his age.
The friends of the family invited to attend his
lunera! on Wednesday, the 3D. at 81 O'Clock. from
the relldancs of Sandy Eikln. south T. street, be-
tween ~ and 9Th streets. Island.
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THE LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAPHIC.
msfine Dfsaster-A European Steemship
Probably Wrecked.

hALifAI' Feb IA large steamship 10 ashore
on Cape "Lambe." No COMM nic,tion h,s bee,
had with her yet. IL Is possibly IS the Europa-
from Liverpool on the ilth, which 10 about due
here.
lsEcoND DrsPArcH.l
DARLINGTON, N. 3, Feb. 2O.-The ,te,me,,.
lights were seen at O'Clock this morning ,ho,t
about half a mile from the Island. The w.te,
was so rough that boats could not reach her We,
sells are preparing to 60 TO her assistance. The
American Consul has already gone, and we shall
probably have authentic information In the morn
inc
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Movements Of Gen. Walker
Alexandria Markets

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Feb. 2l.-tien. Walker left
here yesterdays toGte for New York via c. aries
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21

NorIcg.-DiSty,ef Of Colombia Advertisement,
TO Be inserted ~ the BALTIMORE Sun ave ,seeired
at and forDarded from The STAR office.
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THIS AFTERNOON d TOMORROW

BY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
ENF. FRENCH'S CLOSING OUT SALE
~ of Books and Stationery will commences on
S{AITJURDAI, February llth. at O'Clock, at store
every evening for one week Books and Paper at
private sale very low during the day to close out the
entire stock.
fe lo-lw BEN. F. FRENCH, Salesman.
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FUTURE DAYS.

ByA. GREEN, Auctioaeer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURF, FISH, TIA, &C, &c. AT AUcrIoN.-On
SATURDAY, the ldth inst, shall sell, In front OF
Sol tment OF Second hand Furniture.
10 Boxes Smoked Herripgs,
IS, pounds fire Cod Fish,
chests fine OOlong Breakfast Tea,
With many other articles which we deem unneces
sary to enumeTate.
fe I'D AGREEN Aurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21

THE MAsoNs will find notice in regard to the
Celebration Tomorrow. in another column
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MAR RlFD.

On tuesday, 2ist instant. hy Rev; Dr. rinskney,
GLE; Esq; Of Omaha City, Nebraska Territory,
ana MISS VIRGINIA, second daus liter OF ]. p.
Keller, Esq, of this CITY. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21

SALE OF SrocKs Yesterday C.. MCGUIRE
Co held sale Of stock at their salesroon; %, 0O
Corporation stock sold at l0lk; 900 Chesapeake
and Ohio canal, $3.50 interest; and 100 funded
coupon s23. 40 interest at ~,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21

WArcH RETURNs.-J. Langdon was arrested
and Gagged for being drunk and fighting. This
morning he was fined 80 Is, and was the only case
for trial The dodgers Of the previous night held
possession Of the cell range last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21

BEAR IN MIND the ball Of the Merle Bachelors
tonight, at Odd Fellows Hall Navy Yard
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Two
L Ve,y desirable newiv furnished Rooms for rent,
on me hIst hoor. No. 427 18th street, between G
Snu n sts. fs 2l-lw$
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By BARNARD& BUCKLEY; Georrstoxn.

By BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE,-By virtue of DEGREES Of
l. the Circuit Court of the District, passed in q
cause of b. lost and Others against the heirs and
auction, to the hs hest bidder in OFT of the prem
lses. on SATURDAY, the Sd day of March next,
at O'Clock in the afternoon, the west half of l. OF
No. ls, In Deall's addition 10 Geo. getown. Also.
pirt of Lot No. lis, in said addition, begnnn. l. o
feet from Besl street the west line of the lot
e. deep by 81 feet In width. A so, another part
line of Green street. 80 feet deep nv ~ feet in
width, with the Improvements each of said par
oil.
Terms: One third cash; and the residue in 6. IL,
And 10 month bonds bearing interest with security
and 8 lien on the property.
If the terms are not complied with within d,ys,
the emlses will be resod on days public notice,
at the risk and cost OF the purchaser.
w. X. WOODWARD. Trustee.
BARNARD & BUCKEi, auots.
fe To- tawHds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21

THE BALL OF THE NATIONAL BLUES, at the
Assembly Rooms tomorrow night, will be a
handsome closing up of the ceremonies of the day,
and we doubt not the gathering there will be i'm
mense and the enjoyment of the highest Co. go!
90. by all manner of means
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21

THE LATE HON. B. r. FLoyD.-On Sunday.
Rev. Father Mcguire, pastor Of st. Aloysius
Church. in his sermon on the approaching sea-
son of Lent, and the intention Of the Catholic
Church, in her service for Ash- w ednesday, 10
remind her children Of the certainty Of death,
alluded in most impressive manner to the ex-
emplary life and sudden death Of the Hon. b
period, been a consistent and practical Christian
In that communion. Many Of the congregation
were profoundly affected, even to tears, by their
personal recollections of the lamented deceased
In connection with the solemn reflections inspire
by his rem wal, with so brief warning from the
busy scenes Of this world to the sphere Of eternal
r.alities-CoHSrttHfton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21

PROF. GAszYNskI gives an opening soiree this
evening, at Wizards Concert Room
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21

TONIGHT Is the last night of the Russian War
Panorama, at Odd Fellows Hall
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COMPLETE POLITICAL WORKS OF #, s
- DONOHO. OF WASHINGTON.

Now in press. ard will he published on or about
the FIST, May next, "lvYWALL," by Thomas
pub shed, as well as ':Moen,," ''The Goldsmith of
Padua-a Drama" &c in one volume, l2mO., OF
shout S5I pages. bound in CLOTH Subscription
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The former publications of Mr.. r. 8. DoNouo
having been most f.vorahly ed ty thu public
and the press together with the novel and I'M crest
cha acter of the manuscript now in the course
of printing, have induced the undersigned to offer
this handsome and plete edition to the country
fully bell wing that, from the natur. of its contents
snd the style in which it Will be issued, the book
will be found worthy of American patronage
Subscriptions are respectfully solicited at 81 per
copy, payable on delivery of the work. Address
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fe 20 81 Washington. n q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21

THE LABoRERs.-This morning an army of
laborers. armed with shovels and spades, assem-
ped IN 'front.' OF the City Hall, anticipating EN-
ployment by the Corporation in the cleaning and
preparing the streets and sidewalks for the com
fort and convenience of the military and civic
professions tomorrow. No act was passed by
the Councils last night for this purpose and il
was presumed that the work would be performed
and paid for out of the Congress appropriation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21

EOR RENTING south HOUSE of the row of
l. new four story houses lately erected on Sd
street. between D and streets north Also, the
ing the City Hall square. These houses Contain
all the modern improvements, and are desirshly To-
BRos BrldeTs or wsffftasMF AfpHlH
no q eOtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21

CATHOLIC DISCIPLINE 22d inst +,
the peuitential season Of Lent, observed in the
commence. On Sunday, in all the Catholic
churches of the diocese, besides the annual regu-
latons for Lent, pastoral Of the Most Rev. Arch
bishop Of Baltimore was read by authority, urging
pecuniary coutrib buttons for the maintenance Of
The new American College at Rome, Of which
Rev DIR. McClusky. late Of diminishing, Md D,
has been recently appointed rector. The PASTORAL
also commends TO the prayers and sympathies OF
his flock the present embarrassments Of the Pope,
in relation the attacks threatened upon his tenn
poral sovereignty. --
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21

CIrT COUNCILS, FsB 2O.-Board of Aldermen n
communication was received from the Mayor.
as follows: y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21

IL Though THE STAR IS prtatsd on the fa,tst
steam pres, N x,s soxth Of Baltimore its edition.
IS 50 large to rsqxrs t to be put to press a, an
early how; Advertisements, therefore, should BE-
sent before Ttre!rs O'clock, m; otAsr,oiss thev
way rot appear snsH the .ezf day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21

SER elsewhere the chance of procuring fine
cameo likeness Of General Washington, at a rattle
at the restaurant of the European Hotel tomorrow
evening. The likeness is set in gold breastpin
size, and will be put up for seventy five chance
at 81 per chance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21

SASFoRD's OPERA TROUPE again open their
pleasing entertainments at Philharmonic Hall
this evening for few nights more A new stage
has been erected at the south end Of the hail. thus
making the entrance more convenient. Agallery
has also been erected at the north end Of the hall
foT colored people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21

ARRESTED This morning, Officer J. H. Wise
arrested woman named Henrietta Myers. on a
charge Of receiving stolen goods The articles
stolen belonged to the estate of the late w n.
Winters, and consisted Of bells, bpl-clappers
lead, &c, stolen from the late residence of the
family, near Blagden's wharf The names Of the
parties engaged in tie larceny were given to the
officer, and he will have them all for trial this af
ternoon. They are all young, and the children Of
very respectable parents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21

TRIALs-Yesterday, Henry May, jeweller, of
Baltimore was arrested for Offering his goods for
sale in this city without having first complied
with the law. The accused was taken before
Justice Donn by Officer Yeatman, and was fined
S2l IS Margaret Russell, previously committed
Roberta Knoxville, was brought out for further
hearing before Justice Dom, and was fully CON-
mitted for court. Caleb Batson also was brought
out for further hearing for burglarlousy entering
the premises of Patrick Gavin and was fulIV
comm tilted for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situated
GEORGETOWN, 81 the intersection of the Georg etowr
and Little Fails roads. consisting Of log acres. In
cure on the premises, or Off RICHAR DS, oorne,
i4th and streets. Washington, ID. G.. ja lott
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-21

LNOR SALE-A nice three story Brick HOUSE
L on I'd street, between ID and f. streets, in KID.
bey''s Subdivision. The above property will be
sold on easy terms. Price made known by irouir.
ing of II. w. HAMILTON Il CO., No. 500 nh
street: opposite Centre Market. Titlsperfect.