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Tax PERFORMANCES Of the Double Minstrel
Troupe, announced to open at Odd Fellows Hall
on wednesday night next. for four nights only,
bid fair from what we can learn, to be one of the
hest entertainments OF the kind that the ashipo-
ton Do bile have been favored with for long time
'Fhe troupe consists Of sixteen star performers
combining Shorey, earle, Duprees, and Green's
Original New Dreams and Metropolitan BurIesque
Opera Troupe and brass band, celebrated throus b.
out the country for talent and originality. Read
the advertisement In another column, and make
up YOUR minds to go every night, as the pro-
gam ne is to be changed nightly.
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer

DIV n. bhEEN, AuCuOneer.
RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST To
- the undersigned, executed by John Shaw and
Matilda shaw. dated sth DAY Of June, A. d., 1883.
ana by ord Z Of the cestue que trust, l shall, on
TUESDAY, the { da. of May, at 5o'clook p m,
the premises, offer at public sale. the ground and
imprOvements mentioned and described In tald
trust deed, as follows:
LOtfOuT, IN Square numbered four hundred and
seventy tnree as the mark ed and laid do
in the ground pan Of the city Of washington, aud
described as follows; BesiDnlnE 100 feet from the
corner or street north. ard Tunning north on the
hne of kighth street west IS u feet. thence east
TO feat thence south IS t-i2 feet thence Wesf 20
feet TO Eighth st, the place Of begnI ing, oonta
In al s SSSH square feet OF ground, together wuh
the improvements, consisting of two comforts be
dwelling houses, with back buildings.
Terms of sac Cne third of the pu rchsss money
to be paid In cash on the dav Of saie and the bsl
ance IN three aual pa ments 81 u and rs months
premises. - 49,
II the terms Of sale are not con Piled with in Eve
days after cay of saa the trustee serves the RIG
70 resell on i've DAYS notice. at the cost and rItE Of
the detsuluog purchaser.
IS. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
up lo-eoo6os A. 6kEEN, AOct.
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From Europe.

NEw YORK, April 30 The steamship North
Briton, from Liverpool the 18th. was an
nOunced as having arrived at Quebec this morn
ing. She brings one davs' later Intelligence via
Queenstown. Her advices had not reached
Washington when our report closed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-30

BY VIM. MARSHALL, Auctioneer
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSE
A. hFEPING ARTICLES,-On TUESDAY MORN
MT May LIST, a. ~ O'c Ock, will sell at nv stoI
under odd FeilOws' Hal
Sp!endld Rosewood ana Brocatelle Cottage Sets,
Marble top Tables, Bureaus and Washs lands
Mani any Sofas, Chairs and Tables,
+ me ne Zane and Wood seat Chairs and Rockers,
hage assortment of Glass and Gre ckery,
Plated spoons, Forks. Knives, Casters &c
Large lot of Fancy GoCds
days. - W. "NN ~
ap q 2t WIN. MARSHALL Auot
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New York Markets.

NEw YORK, April 90 Flour has declined Sc
State s5.45; Ohio Sc 2OaS6.25; southern SO BOA
lower Corn is quiet. Pork is quiet; mess Sl7 so
ASH g.. Lard is quiet. Whisky is firm at - &c
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NEW ORLEANS, April 29.-Two squares com
prising fifty small dwellings. in the bird distric
were burnt to-day. Loss SIOO.OJO. Two HOUSES
IN the first district were also burnt. Loss IS OOC-
Insurance not given.
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PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT.-Ths morning a
Iaooring man named Davis, w no has been en-
gagged in getting sand from Mr.. Middleton
lands near the city, was severely if not fatally in
Iured by the caving of bank. Our informant
says that he was nearly eXticated when the bank
caved again, and his injuries were supposed to
have resulted principally from the second caving
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,Pecial dispatch q to the Star ]

Especial dispatches to the Starl
CHARLEsroN, April %, night-The minority
report may bs adopted tomorrow but II the
Democratic States remain ia the Copventiop
Douglass defeat is certain Hunters friend, are
in fine spirits.
CHARLESTON, April 30. Q a. M have lust
heard that Andrew johnson, Of Tennessee has
been telegraphed from here, saving that ak
southern States would withdraw, and asking
ADVICE as TO hat the Tennessee delegation shOuld
DO In that event; and that be answered that his
colleague Mr.. NichOlSOn) and Messrs Wright
sad Avery, Of the House aud himself counselled
their remaining. Nevertheless II is believed
That melority Of the Tennessee delegation will
Withdraw If the cotton States do
CHARLEsrcN, April 3O-Yesierday the Dougls.
delegates from everywhere met together and
pledged themselves to sustain the Cincinnati plat
form only. this MISUNDERSTANDING ISO votes for
H. which is nonsense. They have fully deter
mined, II possible, 10 drive the cotton states dele
cations out Of the Convention en- nasSe and a
majority Of the rest Of the southern States dele
gates. by Insisting on the Cincinnati platform
with ID 8 free-SOil Interpretation Of that I'm the
nope that be can then carry two thirds Of the
9diahce trump Of the Convention, which, IL they
do compel the exodus, is probable
CHARLEsroN, April 30. 5. MT now turns out
that they may beat as on the platform, when the.
South VIII very generally withdraw IN not
Douglas can never get majority Of the Conven-
uon as now constituted.
Mr.. Harvey (of the Philadelphia AmericanN
telegraphed 10 friends here late last night that
the Withdrawal Of the South from the Conven-
vention was then inevitable
Mr.. FOrney received a dispatch this morning
saying that six States would withdraw on the
adoI ton of the Cincinnati r+etorm with Doug
lis's construction Of e.; after which Douglas
would be nominated by the balance Of the Con
vention.
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The LADIES FAIR, for the benefit of Grace
Church, Island, commences at Philharmonic Hall.
tonight. The ladies of the congregation have
gathered an astonishing variety of beautiful and
useful articles for sale at their tables and in view
OF the worthy object of the fair 1.-THE extinguish-
ment OF the remainder of the church debtO we
trust they will find hosts Of customers more
agreeable place to spend an evening, moreover,
cannot be found -
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CHURCH DIsTURBERs.-For several months past
Complaints have been made by the ofticiary of va
rlous churches of the conduct of youths, some OF
Whom We're in the habit Of standing about the
doors and using profane and indecent language;
others were in the habit Of disturbing the worship
OF ngregations by their conduct in the churches;
| DINERS 0y breaking the windows while the ser
wees were in progress by throwing stones and
Ice through them. Three warrants have been
served on youths for an act of the grossest mpro-
prlety at the Fourth Presbyterian Church, Ninth
street The case will be tried this afternoon
What is most singular is the fact that in every in
stance where the parties have been discovered
they have proven to be sons of gentlemen Of the
hlghest resPeciability, and the respect of the
church officers for their, parents has saved them
from prosecution. An example Of the severity of
the law may deter others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-30

Suspicion or LARcESY This morning, officer
kimoall arrested a young woman named Fanny
LYles alias Croker, upon "a charge Of stealing
about two hundred and thirty dollars In cash and
articles Of J-welry aud shawl from Mary stewart
They were inmates Of a house on Thirteen and a.
half street, near the Canal and on Friday last the
money was missed, and Fanny went off on spree.
Upon her return she brought back the shawl and
a pair Of earrings, but no money. This circum-
stance added 10 the fact of her occupying the
room alone with the loser, led TO the suspicion.
She was taken 10 the Office Of Justice Dom and
searched, bat nothing was found and she was
committed TO jail for further hearing She is
not a bad looking girl; but in her anger at the
search, she let fall few expressions indicating a
perfect AGO mai ntance with the art of profane s
ing. she bad evidently been drinking. and Il
was supposed that IL she took the money she hid
IL when drunk and has forgotten where
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A SEVERE BEATING.-This morning, an old
man, stranger, was taken to the office of Justice
Dom by an officer. He was eight as a brick =,
and had been engaged in a combat with the
pavement or some other equally hard antagonist
his f1ce having something of the appearance Of
what might be supposed to be that OF Hecnan's
and Sayers' after the late great international
mill g." He was allowed to slumber in the pri-
Vate room OF tae oftice until sober; and nobody
appearing against him he was then discharged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-30
BY A GKEEN Annt,nnnnr

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF F. BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH
STREETS, AT AUcTTON.-On FRIDAY, the 18th day
olcSay next, shal sell, in front of the premise s.
arSbcicck p. m p very valuable piece of proper
", stuat.d or the north sIde of street north he
tween 10Th and llth streets west, being part of Lo,
NC. SIN square No. $40, having front of 25 feet
Nv TO 1eet deep, with the improvements which are
lame hnilding IN front, and "a story brick bick
building Is by 50 feet
TERMS: One-third crsh; balance in 6, u, and IL
months, for notes beaIl interest from day of
A deed given and a deed of trust t.ken Title in
dIsputable. " III
We deem 1T unnecessary to offer anv com nent ra-
aVe 10 the location of the above described prObcy-
W, Suincs IL To say 10 IS a beautiful building slte
ana the sale VIII he well worthy the attertion OF
P5tsouS Wishing 10 make good Investment.
ap <I-d A. GREEN, Auct
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Financial.

NEW YORK, April 30 Stock, are dull and
lower Chicago and Rock Island IS; Illinois Cen
trail shares so; Michigan Southern II; New York
Central 79Si Reading %; Va 6's923; Mo. 6'Ss3H
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DIED.,

On the goth instant, ANNIE LIZZIE only daugh
ter OF Omar r and Lucy l.: J. Whiting.
The friends are invited to attend the funeral, at
the residence of her parents asa Virginia avenue
on Tuesday, May LIST, at o. o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-30
By BARNARD 3 RmcKEY. Anotoneers.

''O't'sOhC"' H. L.
A Il r. OF TWO BKIEK DWELLING
- HCJsFs On the Attn Ct May, At : o'clock o. i,
we Will char for sale, To the hghes' bidder On the
premises the three story Brick House on First
street edI1I6Ing the residence of Nr. John IA
Smoot. This property is on the handsomest stree
IN reorgetown, aud is the most desirable position
or that street.
Immediately after the sale OF the above property.
We shall, on the premises, the two story Brick
House on the north side of Bridge street below
MONTGOMERY street occupied by Capt. Mitchell:
the house. 49, ~ u
Term, of sale: One-third cash; the balance in G.
ana u mouths, secured by notes, bea il interest
satisfactorily endorsed. with deed OF trust on the
property. Term complied with within 1--WE dayg
or rs sale 81 the property at cost, risk of the
Geta .lting purchaser. - ~
All convey ances at the expense of the purchaser.
ap 27-d BARNARD Il BUCKLEY. Auots
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WATCH Returns - Sunday-Winifred Ma
Carr, drunk and disorderly; fine and costs s. Is
Phillip, breaking house; do. 81. IS Five dodgers
acknowledgement Dunlap, colored, fl ghting and
disorderly; ten stripes III. Turner, swindling;
security for court. Eight dodgers were accom-
modified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-30

ALEXANDRIA MATTERS. The all-absorbing top
les In Alexandria at present are, the Charleston
convention, the Prize Fight in England, and the
rurnored elopement from this city of a married
man with the lawful better half of another citizen
notice OF which appears in a late correspondence
OF the Richmond Dispatch from Iynchburg.
inquiry.
David Funston, Esq will deliver lecture be-
lore the Alexandria Library Company. at Lyceum
Hail, tomorrow night. Subject: Don Quixotte.
Aiot Of ground on Pitt, between Duke and w of
streets-on which was a two-story brick house
was sold at auction on Saturday last, to Mr.. J NJ .
Stevens, for 81, $50.
IL is said that an opposition line Of steamboats,
is to be run between Alexandria and Washington
An unusual large quantity of fish arrived yester-
day and this morning; the number Of purchasers
Is undated, however, and prices range high
shad 81 per hundred, herring s. per thousand
A shark, over four feet long was captured in
The Potomac, off Maryland Point, Yesterday. An
other, measuring over four feet in length was
caug ht on the shore of Hunting creek last week
The New Orleans and Metropolitan Burlesoue
Opera Troupe open tonight at Liberty Hall, for
two nights only
The steamer Thomas COlyer brought to Wash
ington this morning several hundred dozen fresh
eggs, rom one Of our adjoining counties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-30
By A. GREEN. Anc.innner-

CHANCERY. SALE.-By authority of deore.s
and OF the Circuit Court for Prince GEORGES conntx
Wand, passed In a cause wherein Sewell and
law, and administrators Of John Brereton are de-
PENDANTS; VIII sell at auction, TO the highest bid
der, on WEDNESDAY, s The I'd day of May next,
the Premses that beautiful parcel Of land part of
me rIset called allied GTa1byn near Bladrnsbufg, and
easily accessible by the Baltimore railroad, con
Ss inins acres rooa, q psrehes, or Whereabouts,
"Granby," and lying north of the main county road
with the dwelling house and other improvements
Terms, 0ne-fourth of the purchase money IN
secured by the bonds. with bs, we
Ing Interest from the day of sale, and by retained
lien on the premises sold. ConveJancing at the
If the terms are not complied with within three
9Sd aer 1--WE 81 notice saH PePSS w be
and Evening STAR at the cost and risk of the
ANY cre5itoGs of the said John Brereton who
may not haye HE'D their claims are notified to do
w. REDIN,. Trustee.
mar 2l-Stawts A. GREEN. Auct.
IL am requested by the parties interested TO
add TO the above advertisement that there is large
excellent Dwelling house, two story and has eent,
on the land, large barn pump of good water and
the property, which is well fenced, and distant distant
,..w,w,. WREEP 9! T,g.,es.
BY J. q. MCGUIRE CO., AuctIoneers.
Handsome AND DESIRABLE DWELL
- ING HOUSE ON TENTH ST. WEST, BETWEEN L,
ANp SITS NORTH, At PUBLIC AUcTIoN On
o'olosf, on the premises, We shall sell handsome M,
tAEee story and basement Brick Dwelling House
and Lot, on Tenth street west, between K and F
depth OF 100 feet, to alley The House contains
GOOD rooms, wide passage, handsome vestibule
bick and side porches, Is IN thorough and complete
o der, with gas throughout the house.
Terms: ESQ In cash. the residue in 6, H. I8 a. SC
urad hva lad
trust on the premises; the interest to be paid semi
ap ls-eod&ds
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INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP CLIPPER, con.
tanning the full and only true account Of the great
match between Heenan and Sayers yet published
for sale ri Shillington's. 2 II
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TIE FIRST grand picnic of tine Washington
Quadrille Association, ii should be remembered
comes off tomorrow, May LIST, at Columbian
Springs.
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THE MONTGOMERY GUARDS il should be horn,
In mind, will give grand military May ball or
"Wednesday evening May ID, at the Assembly
Rooms Sec advertisement in another Column
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The ST.. DOMINICK's SUNDAY SCHOOL will hav
May festival at Arlington Spring on "Wednesday
May 9th. Keep a lookout for particulars in
future advertisement.
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MRS: WINSLow, an experienced nurse and female
phy slcian, has SocthtNE Syrup for ChiIsn Teeth
arg, which greatly facilitates the process of teethins
by softenIng the gums, reducing al InnammatiOn-
Will alleJ AL pain, and is sure TO regulate the
bowels. Depend upon IL, mothers, il will give rest
20 yourselves and relief and health TO your Infants
perfectly sale In al cases. See advertisement in
another column. 90 Il-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-30

THE THIRD grand picnic Of the Washington
Butchers Club, No. !, Will take place tomorrow
May LIST, at the Park Hotel
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By J. c. MCGUIRE L CO., Auctloneers.
ID IILDIN(i I-nT On NnRIII IL S,Tn L,

KOIIDINh LUI On NURTH r STREET.,
- BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOI ST. AND FTRST sr
EASr-TOn ~ kSDAi AFTEKNOUN, hIay Ist
At hal past hive O'Clock, on the premises we shall
seI Lot NO A., IN square numbered o. fronting %
leet on north street. between north CAPITOL stFee
ahn tlfst street east, and running hack II feet &
less - ''''" VI
Terms: One-thIrd cash the residue in and y
months with interest, secured 10y deed of trust
on the premises.
Title perfect All oonveyancing at the cost of the
purchaser.
a. I'D J.C. MCGUIRE Il co .Auc,s.
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BY WALL q BARNARD. Auohoneers.

TRUsTEh's sALEOF BUILD
1Ios Inc TfHI u x sH HFrEsS EMO IN s
OF trust from Robert Adams, dated the sth of NAV,
1857, and duly record d, &c;. viii te IN fro: ~
fronting Il feet sth street wet and N mag hsei
So feet inches, between norta l. and M str. eta
tvruis: yre TN Gan; Iaance an six aud
twelve mouthG, bearing II terest. snd secured 6y a
ded 81 trust on the fremlss eni n not complied
cost and riss Of the defsulting purchaser
s?2s-d WALL a BIRShkp' hee;,.
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MARRIED

, Oa the IS instant, by The Rev John Robb, inc
of this city.
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NorIcE.-DtSfrtct Of CoE4n76ia Adesy.isszusnts
70 % Inserted n tAs BALTIMORE Sun avs ysesirsd
sf asd Forwarded from TEE STAR Office.
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DAhHY = IRICOPHEROU3
Is the best and cheapest article for Dressing Beau
tIfyIng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold by all Drug
gIsts and Perfumers. mar Il 6m
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Union, in convention assembled, do hereby de-
clare our Affirmation Of the resolutions uuani-
mously adopted and declared a platform a.
principles by the Democratic Convention az Gin
clnnat, In the year 1856. believing that Demo
oIetlc principles are unchangable in their nature
W ueh applied 70 the same subject matter. Anc
recommend as the OR.y further resolutions the
: hsSotrsd, That inaxmuch as difference, n,
OI,.nIoh e5'st IN the Democratic party az 20 the
nature ana extent Of The powers Of Territorial
Congress under the CONSTITUTED 81 IT, 1865
Territories WV
hsSotred, That the Democratic party will
abide bY the decision Of the supreme Court 81
TIE nited states over the Institution OF slavery
within the Territories
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-30
By WALL & BARNARD, AuctoneeTr.

TWO NEARLY NEW FRAME DWELLINGS
IL IN " STREET AT AUCTIOS.-Dn THURSDAY
AFcfEhNOON, Sd May, at O'Clock, we will sell,
IN front az the premises. part of Lots In Square
a d sixth streets east and i'm proved by two nearly
rent, ~ 1''u
forms: One third cash; halanoe in aud u months
bearing interest and secured by deed of trust on
tn" premises. All cOnveyanolnE at the .xnense ~
ap o. WALLS RARNARD arc,.
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sp % WALL i BARNARD, Arcts
Ry &c. McGUlREA CO huc,Iore.-.

~ J. 2; MoIUIk & CO. Auotloneers.
I'RUSTEE'S SALE OF FOUR VALUABLE
Il Build Nc LOCs, AT THE CORNER OF 'sT STREET
WEST AND NORTH q STREETS On SATURDAY
AtItREOON, NAV 5th, at O'Clock. on the
bsr lst, 1885, and duly recorded in iiber j. A. = No
49, tOlio1 ass etc, OF the and records for Wash
IngJgn county, In he District of Columbia, shall
sell lots numbered n, ., % ard 80, in James C.
MoGnlrs's subdivision of square GA.
Lot n fronts Is feet LIST street west at the cor
ner oil u street north, and running back lSn feet
Inches 70 ~ feet alley. Lots q, 20 and 81 front
each q feet IA inches lat street west between G.
and streets north, and run back 80 feet inches
TO p feet alley together with the improvements
insisting of small two story brick houses erected
on n" rear Of said lots and frOntirg on the alley
Terms: bne fourth cash the re- idue il 6, y and
on the premises
If the terms Of should not he complied with
rkht to reese at the risk and expense of the de-
All oOnveyanclng at the expense of the purchaser
THuS. J. FISHER, Trustee.
90 2eawdds ]. Z. McG U RE q CO .Ancts.
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IARRY's TRIcoPHERoUs

PENNEs.-PeTsOns desiring PennIes will alvayI
Ind them for exchange Mt the Star Offioe counteT
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w NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
w r. Were just speaking of how we could enioy
ourselves on the hrst of May; haveA 4
come 20 the conclusion to go to HUM VEA9
PHREYS 4 JEUNEMAN'S where we lEI5H
get the best .ager and Eatables and Drinkabrs
of all kinds to snIt their visitors. The best music
will be there and all the pretty girls in town we
are going and hope all our friends will be there
an Il a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-30

BEAR IN MIND the exhibition Of the Junior class
OF Columbian College this evening at the Smith
sonian.
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To CONsUMPTIvRs.

LyoN's MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold eVeryH where an O q,
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LYON's MAGNETIC INsEcr POWDER
EXteTmlnates Bed Bugs, Reaches Ticks Ant,
Garden Insects &c.
1T contains 10 Poison
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Loo AL NEWS

W hossA THx STAR ts prisfsd on tia 1asf,st
sisa press N Hss s0NsA Of BagtimO-s, its sdi.to.
" 50 orgs as to rsqErs it 10 BE- pat to press at an
s0''y hoTj Advertisements, therefore, ssOxId b.
seat - before Ttss!rs O'clock, M; OtGsrtsiss tAsy
~ay set appear xstI fss nszt day
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES

We learn that on Saturday night last Mr. Doug
las was assured, by telegraph from Charleston
that the minority report would be finally adopted
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-11
NACK HOUSE.

MRS. MARY FLING. Propriet1ess.
This popular House is now open for the re-
ception Of boarders. ...-...
Board by the day or week furnished on the
most reasonable terms.
January :. 1860. 179-tf.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-11
ABOLITION HUMANITY.

The Cincinnati Enquirer says that q
political abolition preacher in northern
Ohio, who entertains his pious flock ev-
cry Sunday morning with a piteous
account Of the craelties inflicted by
Southern masters on their slaves, was
lately fined foe dollars for inhumanly
whipping little orphan boy he had
taken from New York to- raise. The
boy, says the Enquirer, had loaned a
neighbor d whip-a single leather
string tied to a stick-on the discov-
cry Of which the kind hearted, gener-
Our soul, who weeps at the fables Of
SoptbeI, ATROCITIES, took the lad to
barn and whipped him with cowhide
till his back and legs were completely
raw The noise of the whip and the
strielzs Of the little sufferer brought
neighhors to his assistance, and deliv-
cred the lamb for the time, from the
wolf in sleeps clothing.