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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

CHIEF JUSTICE TASEY-Of interest to very
many Of our readers will be the following extract
from letter dated Washington, September 20,
1889:
ABOUT midday to-day started for the Capitol,
Ieeilng unusually buoyant spirited, expecting a
reunion OF my whole family this evening In
passing down Fifteenth stree, opposite the Treas.
ury Department, met the venerable Chief Justice
Roger b. fancy, who has been absent for some
months IN Virginia. He greeted me most cor
daily, enquired after my health and that of nv
fore the time for holding his Delaware circuit He
was thinner, and stopped more than usual. but his
contenance beamed with cheerful and happy
smile, which could only proceed from the heart,
auo mat heart one of peace with the world and
with the author of all. He had walked with !,
feeble bnt regular firm step, for more than mile
ana was near st Matthew's (Catholic) Church,
that he proceeded to that church learned from
the gentleman walking with him that he observed
that he had not strength to visit his friends lint
wnlls ne could do so, it was his duty, and one he
church upon his father confessor. in conformity
win the regulations Of the Catholic Church, Of
winch DE had long been member That his dntv
70 MS 1od must first be performed and then to his
country ana friends, as far as his physical ability
would permit This interview and the remark
mind. r '
Chief Justice fancy is about eighty-three wears
now holding the second in rank and dignity in
Tue Mon He is the connecting link between
the past and the present generations-be between the
living and the dead His attitude is that of devo-
ton to his cd and affection to his country and
friends TO see such a Ioan at his age and in his
state of health and strength walking more than a
mile to perform religious duty affords indispu-
table evidence Of his sincere devotion to the Chris
tian religion. No candid man can doubt that he
is truly what he processes to be-a meek and hum
BILE and devoted follower of Christ. In all posi-
tions in life he is the same sincere, transformations
and truly exemplary man. Neither envy, hatred
or motive have place in his heart His manners
are plain and simple, kind and cordial. He is at
enmlty with no man living. No one can know
him well without reSpectn, and loving him as
we all respect and love the benevolent and truly
good. said to myself, this venerable pious and
good man ought not only TO be exempt from the
shafts Of envy hatred and malice but to enioy
the universal and unlimited esteem Of all honest
ana true men, OF whatever sect or denomination
In Ienslon or party In politics. His page in our
history will be bright and endearing one of
which his friends and country will be proud.
wish We had more men like him.
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By VAIL & BARNARD. Auctloreers

DOSlTIVES SALE VERY VALUABLE FARM
Z IN PRINCE GEORGES CoUNTY,MD-On THURS
ia SI INST, Ct ~ O'Clock m we will sell on the
premises, 10 the highest bidder, that valuable and
fsrtIle Farm known part of Greenwood Park
ted 10 miles from Washington. on the old Mari
borough road, near "Old Long Fields" and con
tain ng about two hundred ard eleven and three
-eIghths of an acre In q high state of cultiva-
ton. About seventy acres are In fine wood and
tIn.er and the Remainder in very fertile AID pro
ductive SOFT for tobacco and grain aud about ffty
acres OF which Is seeded in wheat and now ir
pr lsInG condition
The improvements on the place are good consist
ing Of a comfor table and spacious Dwelling, To
bscco Houses, Sheds, &c. &c.
The farm can be worked with f.wer hands than
most farms of the same size, and this sale will off
an@pfortunlty seldom met with To acquire val
ua bls property.
Terms very liberal and made known at time of
sale.
ALSO,
Atthee same time ard place, sor Horses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

BY WALL BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
NEW PARLOR AND CABINET FURNI-
l TURE, TEA SETS, GLASS AND CRocSBRY WARE,
CARPETS. &c, AT AUCTToY.-On WEDNESDAY
MORNING, 18Th met. at 10 O'Clock, we will sell
at 4. Penn avenue, between nth and 18Th Streets
the late store Of c. r.. Green, the remainder of
stock Of Furniture, &C., he having discont nued
that branch Of his bust ness, consisting of large
assortment of new Parlor and Cabinet Furniture,
Glassware, Tea Sets, c.. comprising
Mahogany, Walnut and other Bureaus,
Do Marble top and other Tables,
Do Sofas and Etegeres,
WasistaEds, Settees, Chairs and Desks,
Sets very handsome Candelebras and Parlor Brack-
cts,
Gothic horses and Toy Furniture,
| second hand Piano,
Large assortment new Ingram CarpetIng,
20 assorted Tea Sets Glassware, DO.
And many other aticles too numerous TO mention,
Also, one fine store Counter and Mahogany show
case,
Patent Bins FOR grOoers and Signs,
l fine set spice Drawers,
The fixtures were manufactured for the stOre of
Messrs. Shekel Miller, and are of the best quail
Ty.
Terms: SO cash; over that amount credit of
80 and o. days, for approved endorsed notes, pear
ing interest.
f. nod WALL. BARNARD, Auct.
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f'tH RENT,A large HOUSE on It'll street, be-
gas in IL y ana ID, no: AZ 1t has 10 rooms and
e Fnl 30 good tenant will make the rent TO suit
my feed stand on 7th and Centre Market, where tie
puhlc can get al kind of feed at the lowest cash
fa LOST las A WISE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

E'OCn SALE-The Stock and Fixtures OF n small
4 uIocery, we'll established. Apply southwest
corner oI 7th and I. sts., Nav, Yard. fe lI-at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

HOUSE FOR RENT OR SALE, containing
IL IS rooms, gas. Potomac water, bath room, 4 @.
Inquire on the premises, No. "a Missouri avenue
between al al 9Th streets. The furniture will be
sold or rented with the house, if desired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

FOR RENT-A three story and ATTIC BRICK
y HOUSE, on south street, No I73 opposite
the Smithsonian grounds. Rent S25 per month
Ing ulre OF u: X. ADAMS. No. $50 Ilth st. fa-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

WATCH KRTCRNs.-Saturday night, Margaret
brown Brown, drunk and disorderly; fine and costs
mary Kendall, (col. y do; workhouse 90 days
ridge do; do. 90 days. Mary A. Kelly, do; do
w days Martha Bymes, do; do. 90 days Jno.
shay, do; fine and costs, sails John nj.
Cloakey, DO; workhouse 90 days Mary Lynch,
10; do: 80 days. Thirteen dodgers were accom-
modated. Sunday night, John Kane and Peter
Croghan, fighting; ruled for a further hearing.
Twelve dodgers were accommodated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

TOR RENT IN PROFESSIONALISM
High street, now occupied by Mrs Jarvis as afancy
stOi wi be for rent after the 18th of March, 1861
The dwelling Is ls'ge and in good oder, with ~
throushGut. The store has always been regarded
one of the best locations in the town for the dry
goods any other business. Terms S5n per yea:
payable monthly. Mr.. Jarvis informed me that he
would Civ: Immediate possession If desired. App
to }. u SMODT, Langley Post Office, Faiif.x
comfy, Va fe "a ar
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A CARD.
"A s Numerous Reports have been industriouslv
lag, il is but Justice TO the public the contractors
aad Ourselves that we should publish the sLneNed
report of a committee whose experience in such
For ourselves we beg leave to say we have never
entertained the slightest doubt of it's safety having
entrusted it's erection to gentlemen in whose SKILL
The building is open every day when the weather
rs suitable for work upon IL. All who feel disposed
are cordially invited to inspect any and every por
ton OF II. MURRAY SEMMES.
WASHINGTON, February 4, 1860.
MessrS. MvTTdg 4 SelHI9eS:
GENTLEMEN: The undersigned. at your solicita-
ton. have made & thorough examination Of your
building on square No. go and fronting on Penn
west with a view to determine it's permanency.
They tske occasion to say that the present cond-
ton OF the building is favorable TO critical exami-
satisfactory aud challenges the confidence OF the
Theifootngs of the walls have been laid of broad
two feet thick, have been constructed with bands
aud ties ensuring the greatest possible stabI lily
The walls of the superstructure are ample In thick
ness and have been built IN very careful manner,
rejecting great dit To the stonecuter and h-lck
masons " no responsible for SAID work. Every
possible precantion has been taken by the proprle
tors and the builders. amounting to seeming ex-
travagance. In the use OF iron clamps, and TIES
bond timber, and trusslng. As q consequences. al
the walls Of yoar building, a though Of such unusus
ri bic for brIck and stone to be laid by the hands Of
man. thus furnishing the most indubItable evidence
beyond al cavii. Respectfully submittad.
John G. HARKSEss, Architect
.. l.. COLTMAN,
Practical Brlckieyer, Stossmason. and
Messurer of Building work.
JONATHAN II WALKER,
DAVID HEPBURN, Builder.
w; MARTIN. lrOn-vorker.
w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

IL MosgA The STAR IS printed on the fastest
steam press in south Of Baltimore, its edition
80 large to rsqxirs IL to be put to press
sa-ly hosr; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent IN before Trsvs o'clock, M; othsr,ciss they
nav not appear xstI the merit day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

k>OR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE situated a few
L doors east of the market house, near the Navy
Yard. 1t is conveniently arranged for a dwelling
and store. with first rate cellar, and suited to a.
most any retail business there ia good stable on
ths lot. To a Punctual tenant the rent will be low
Apply to f.. PICKREI.L Il CO., Water street,
Georgetown. ta eo,u
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kFOR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE
&c on'ain!ng rooms, situated on street. north,
u ars inquire of J. ROVER, LIST, between | and X
streets north. fa Lin
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FOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR Of the build
1. Ing immediately opposite the west wing of the
City Hal, recently Occupied by Chas. :. " alach
story and the third fcor of the same building For
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACE, No ?
| .OuisIdna 8veDue 10 10 tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

FOR RENT-A handsome and conveniently Ar
L ranged BRICK HOUSE, with Ii rooms, No.
SOB 9Th street, between X street and New York
avenue. Rent $40 per snnun ia I8-lmt
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EOR RENT-A new and desirable four story
L BRICK DWELLING, situated on 18th street
north, near n street.-the. 443. Rent moderate
Apply to J. T. LEHMAN. No. All 18th st. de %
EOR RENT-PARLORS and CHAMBERS
L handsomely furnished, with hot and cold water
and bathroom, (POtomac water) The apartments
first fOOr up. Inquire of WALL, STEPHENS &
CO., 1872 Ia. avenue, between eth and 10th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

RyLreror. Yesterday, the religious services
IT the various churches were not as fully attended
=. usual the weather being raw and windy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-13

THE HOP at the st. Charles Hotel, on wednes.
gay night, was delie htful affair, and was par.
ciPated In by select company Of ladies and
gentlenen, guests and visitors. Among those
ana ana son, Of Philadelphia Mrs. c., Mrs c.,
~ =, Gov. J., Of Tennessee; Hon Mr..
r, OF Maine, and others of the hotel, all of
~nom impaired animation and vivacity to the
occasion: Master B and Miss r, by their
admirable dancing, gave infinite satisfaction and
me evening passed off charminglY.
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TOR RENT-Several fine OOMS, furnished or
L unturnlshed, at "a Pa. avenue, two doors east
of the KirkwoOd House. nOll-n
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8Obneu, per guI6el 81. 12-$l. so.
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Sartottetn yserser p Bulb. 7060So @t8, ~8ep6bnIi6e 90 6,
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80, Sberle6sr raub SaS sen $S(O4.50, &abfeae 6OEO6S p
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Rebl SOwarOitreet. iuper SIS, 100000,
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- famlln 625G06.5O
. @hp WtlS gut bis fen $4,000
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&eieroor, YotapScp, &ibtanb s. @rcdiipr fam. 7.5O
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@ts., Patent 70fO75, 9ar6-Oe 75HOS0@ts. 9einiaanteu-Se
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&etS, p tb 3&044 Gts., @rtra5 Cts.
Strpb, &pg9en p &onne $10Ol2, g8aten SIS, 90,
Sprup, p @aupne 42O45 Cts.
CALI 9rcnnb Alum s Sad $1.10, MarI6auS 81, 10,
Al9tcn'S 1928, EurtS S8lan6 $1,000 Cts. p 8ulb.
S3petns; Sn Qnanttateu SC. soar p 100 tb,
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8teBmortt. An9eboten murber 700 OdIsn. wObpn 67o bon
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100 fb. S4aafe 50. 5oG04.00 p Stat, S9peine So. so
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3uder Netp- Orleans p 100 Is $3.50, 9orto Giep Sc. 371% Ia
$6.75, Cuba 81. 00M8, 90, &aftn. 3uder Iebt in ben oer-
l9te6ensn Srasen BON So. 75f012.SS L ua5 Aualtat, rrima
@~tOeer's @prteu: $50. $40 81. O. so.
%, SO. PA $7.750S.oe.
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9eeue8 Bon Sdmehen

(Iuajns aus einen @rieft bes 0ReS. @brn. 81 0eas
Stofbplm, Shneoen, ben 10. M6r3 1875 N'uptF8 Pattrf
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8aS Da8 Sitter betrtfft, 70 maren 10 unter
1 S., 4 5wilden l unD 2 S., ~ 3mil9en 2
uno 5 S. 6 3pildeu 20 uto 80 S., / 3ipii9en
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0Sidbti9 fir Geiellicboften.
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Spn @. SO, gStnter8 Ne. 9

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