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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
limited STATES DISTRICT CoURT-JuLr2-Befor
Judge BETS.

THE PosT-OFFICR DEFALCATIOH-IsAAc V. FOWLER
BOSD-IEJUECTIOs AGAINST EXECUTION or WAR
RANT OF DISTRESS.
The United States a George Law and Gusavus O. Conove
This WAS motion for an injunction TO restrain the
Emitted States Marshal from leyying the goods chate lands
and OF the defendants suretes In the sum Of
$500 for Isac Fowler late Postmaster and default to
the Government The application argued fortnight ago
under the the United States and based the
ronnd that Fowler defauer to the Government at the
time the bond executed aud that such fst known to
the Post Office Department and the defendants were ignorant
Of IL, -, - Il,
Is morning Judge Belts delivered his opinion on the motion
He decided that there serious charge against the Post
Office the ooncesment Of certain facts In
aion 70 being desute TO the Government At the time
of Me execution o the bend This chrge ought to be invest
gated and for the Court would issue. to
Be edone be issue Of fact before Jury and the other
an issue Of law conceament by the once Depart
eut In the he thought the compliments were
titled 10 relief against the execution OF the warrant lie
onId therefore issue injunction TO restrain execution until
The issues had been determined In the mean time the com
pansns should give bond In the OF to abide any
the United States should obtain against them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
SUPREME coURT-SPEcrAL TERs-JuLr 3-BeOre Justic'
SUTHERLAND.


SUPREME CoURT-SPEcrAL TERS-JuLr a-Beiore Justice
SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
Duncan ct a. act. The Fa'uers' and Mechanles In
srnpce Company ct aOrder settled and findings OF Ia" and
fact signed. n, II. r.,..u.v
Dobpelly agt. The Mayor &c.-Referred to Ma
thanel Jarvis IL eiq. ~, - o,
If costs of term and sic for the motion
In re- Island Civ Bank.-Moton granted so far ~
m order the this TO be et of against 60 neh oil the
ndgm, nj against the defendant with 10 costs OF motion
Bliss ct ii agt Steinfeld.-Ihe def, nfant was only
liable under the 6s 81 section ~ and should
only be required the ordinary undedakns IN o,nei re-
the order of Arest sustained No costs on this motion
F' Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
Wilougby II. Reed agt. Martha Reed-Report con-
William Schwanz agt Matilda Sehwartz.-Report
confirmed and divorce granted 49,.
Bkss ct al. agt. Nelson.-Moton Tor Judgnc
granted with 10 costs 49,. 49,, IL.
ment ordered for pISintif with slo costs.
Before Justice BOsNKr.
In re- petition of Isaiah keyser TO vacae assesssn.
for regulating grading Second avenue Application aen
and petition dismissed , IL,
Rnzelton agt Clark ct al.-Case settled.
Humphreys agt. Noteworthy ct al-Motloh io'
Injunction and receiver denied with SO costa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
limited STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JUnY O.
Before Commissioner STILwRLL

ITNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JUnf Z
Before Commissioner STILwRLL-
LARCENY AT SEA.
Richard Lacey a sailor on board the American ves-
sell David stewart arrested charge OF sepg the cloth
Ing OF the mate the vessel The evidence disclosed that the
was under the impression that the mate had taken his
otbe, and In revenge he went to the mates cabin took his
clothing and threw overheard The Commissioner committed
him for trial. a
Before Commissioner BRIDGHAn
REVOLT AND mUTISY.
The examination Of Conrad Kilnger and the three
other Of the bee no sent home charge
of revolt and muny concluded oday, and the Comis-
siopers held all of the accused for trial.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TERH-JULY 3-Before Justice
BOswORTH.
DECISIONS.
TAYLOR ct al agt Keegan ct al.-Exceptions settled:
Young sgt Wiett.-Form Of Judgment that plaintiff
may enter settled -,
Frost agt Jay ct al.-Judgment settled
Before Justice RoBERrsoS -
Langley agt. Clickener ct ai.-Mohon Denied win
e. costs v It'll liberty to renew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

THE TRIP OF THE ADRIATIc.-The running time of
the Adratic on her last trip ALLOWING for difference of
zine between Southampton and LIVERPOOL occupied
about nine days and twenty hours. On her outward
trip the run was performed to COwes in nine days,
two hours, and thirty minutes equal only to eight
days eighteen hours to Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

CHILDREN GONG WEsT.-iesterday afternoon an
unusually interesting group of children started for new
homes and usefulness in the West, forwarded thither
under the auspices of Mr.. Charles l.. Brace and the
Cbldrens Aid Society. Thiryfve boys and girls, Of
ages varying from four to fifteen years, assembled at
Clinton Hall and thence were conveyed 10 the depot
of the Erie Railroad, by which route they proceeded
Westward in the o'clock train. This is the twelfth
company sent out by Mr. Brace since last New-Years
Day. Abont four hundred children in all have thus
been saved from the vice and ruin of street life in New
York, through the agency of this admirable charity,
within the six months now at close.
Among the little gathered at Clinton Hall yes
erday one group of four brothers and sisters, embrac
ing two girls aged respectively thirteen and nine
years and two boys of eight and four was especially
noticeable.
All the four possessed attractive features and were
gentle modest and intelligent in demeanor. % nqu-
~, we learned that they were halforphans, whose
father, now deceased, had been a respectable pro-
fessiona man. After his death, their mother became
distressed for means, and, in an unfortunate hour
eommrLced a downward career. She is now the
keeper of a dsreputabe bouse, but her heart still
yearns for her children. Longing to have them far
away from the COMMUNICATING scenes in which she
moves herself she has consigned them to the parental
care of the c. A. Society, which now sends them to
the West-there, it is trusted to became good men
and women, under the influences of natural, healthy,
rural ife Those interested in the Society state that
its sphere of action contracts and expands in direct
ratio with the amount contributed by the benevolent
for its support; that an immense quantity Of good
work is left undOne for the want of more ample
means In certain Wards, for instance, they not
vet able 10 establish their Industrial Schools, and ret
their visitors to work. VIII not all, who sympathize
with ths one of the most direct and noble of those
missionary enterprises that manifesty doing good
.verv dav mt their hands In their nockets and do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

EIGHTH WARD CAMPAIGN CLUB.-A number of the
substantial men Of this Ward met Monday evening
at WateIman's corner Of Varck and Canal Streets
for the purpose of forming Club. the room was
well filed by some of the most intelligent and respect
able men of the Ward. On motion of Mr.. Joseph
Edgerley, ex-COuncilman Avery was called to the
chair, and Mr.. j. NJ. Murray appointed Secretary.
Some brief but pertinent remarks were made by the
Chair, and others. The gentlemen present then on
motion proceeded to form the Eighth Ward Lincoln
and Hsmlin Campaign Club by the election of the fol-
lowing officers: President, ex-Ald. VIM. Tucker;
Vice Presidents, j. NJ. Murray, Thos. G.. Baker, H.
Avery; Secretaries, Edwin II. Pierce james X.
Gilmore; Treasurer A. +. Brady A Committee OF
three were appointed to wait on the President elect,
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MARRIED.

On the 18th. by Father MoNally, DAVID VI.
all Ct this city.
"a TIE evening of the 22d, BY the Rev. T. Rem
lex. ,EhAkLES B CALHOUN, 10 SARAH G.
MAhORNY, all of Georgetown. ID. G.
the Reg pr; Ball. ar. b r. HOWARD, to Miss
ANNIE Z. MARTEN, sil of this oily.
At Chpsts Church, on THURSDAY, the sd instant,
DELL. t. Miss MARY JANE CAsTELL, both
of inns city. tBalt. Sun copy
On the llth instant. nv ,hs Rev. Mr.. Flnckell,
KEDEklCK SCHMiD DIT, to ANNA X. EICH-
MULLER, ali of this city.
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THE LATEST NEWS
7 Ell EG r APHIC.
The Psaasylvaui. PEOPLES, Cepyeptiou

HARRrsBrRs, Feb. 23-The Peoples Conven-
Son .eassemoied this morning, and resumed the
s On tne resolution pending for the selection
&C.. ae 70 t1e Snicago Convention. A sub
sttute was offered and accepted by the mover of
the original resolution, allowing The deleg,,e, ~
the various Congressional districts 10 select thI,
own delegates 10 said Convention
The resolution as amended was cauied-yeas
1sS. nays4 -
The Convention then proceeded 70 nominate a
candidate for Governor, when, on the third bal
lot, A. j Curtin was nominated.
James Pollock and Thos. NJ. Hone were selected
as the electors for the State at large, and David
Wilmot, Henry ID. Moore, samuel A. Purviance,
Andrew III. Reeder, Thaddeus Stevens, Titan .
Cofey, John III. Ewing, NJ. b. Lowry, delegates
at large to the Chicago Convention. The selec-
ton OF delegates from the first four districts was
referred to the people. Delegates from most Of
the other districts were reported.
The Convention adjourned sine die this after
noon.
Mr.. Cameron s friends have obtained the strong
est posi- BILE endorsement Of his claims for the
Presidency. The delegates selected comprise the
ablest men In the State, who viii 60 10 Chicago
with a full intention to secure his nomination.
communication was received by the Conven-
ton from Mr. Cameron, thanking them for the
honor conferred upon him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

TkENroN, Feb. 23-The State Convention Of
Messrs. Joseph +. Randolph and James Bishop
were elected delegates at large TO the Baltimore
Convention. District delegates were also elected
Resolutions In favor Of the continuance Of the
Union against the sectionalism Of the Republican
party, and in favor Of the formation Of Union
party in every State. were adopted
Hon j. M. Harris Of Maryland, and others
made speeches
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Rio Grande Affairs

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. D Gen Forbes Bratton
Of the Texas Senate, has arrived here bearer o,
dispatches from Gov. Houston 10 the Federal Gov
eminent, In relation to the Rio Grande invasion
He leaves tomorrow for Washington.
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The Seventh Re.imept at Home

NEW YORK, Feb. 2i.-After numerous aad IN
looked for delays, but serious accident, the
New ork Seventh Regiment arrived here at noon
in good health and fne spirits. They were met
al tue wharf by the Ninth and Twelfth Regiments
and thus escorted to their quarters. amid grano
ovnton Broadway was densely crowded; fags
banners, and loud cheers greeted them at every
point. victorious Hberating army could nc.
have met with a warmer receptiyh.
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Alexandria Markets.

ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 2-Flour-Family Sc sou
s7.62; Extra IS rs; Superfne IS 25 Wheat
white, fair TO good, 81 35as1 81; red, 81 pa
81 IS. Corn-white 75c.; mixed 75aSVc.; vel
low 76a7Sc. Rye SOC. Oats 36a3Sc. Corn Meal
7saS0c. per bushel. Seeds-Timothy sass 81
Clover SIS 75aS6.25. Provisions-Butter, roll, lisa
DOC. rrk'n 1lal6c. Lard I0aIlc Pork sass,
Bacon IOallc
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Accidents on the Twenty.Second

BosroS, Feb. 23.-Andrew Lanergan, the noted
pyroechnist, was fatally injured yesterday by the
premature explosion Of fireworks while he was
engaged in experimenting.
PITrspURo, Feb. % A piece OF ordnance OF
the Duquesne Greys prematurely exploded yester-
day during the celebration, shattering the hand
and arm Of Mr.. III. Donnefon, and splitting open
the head Of j III. Stewart, members Of the com
Pany: Another member was slightly wounded
Mr.. Bonnefon's arm has been amputated
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The Loss Of the HUNGARIAN

HALIFAX, Feb. 23.-There Is as vet nothing
further known in regard TO the wreck Of th,
steamer Hungarian. An agent of the associated
press goes there in the cutter Daring but the vec
sci could not sail to-day, the weather has been
thick, with beavysea
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Richmond Opposition Convention.

RICHMOND, Feb. % The business committee
of the State Opposition Convention have not vet
reported and no business of importance transpired
to-day.
A service Of plate was presented 20 Hon. WIN
l.. Goggin this evening by his political friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24
Gale at Cleveland

CLEvELAND, Feb. pa great blow prevailed
here last mig ht, and IL seems TO have been general
at the South and West. house was unroofed
numerous chlmneys blown down, aud consider
able other damage done in the city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. "a Flour closed quiet and
with fair demand-Howard street IS 81. Whelt
closed quiet-whte 81 40aSl 50; red 81 30asl IS
Corn closed lower and with a brisk demand
white 73a7io; yellow 7;3a75c. Pork closed steady
mess sIsaSIS IS. Whisky closed duh and norni-
nal-Ohio 2ia2ikc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24
TICE TO BUILDERS.
fe l7-Stawts

Office Board of Commissioners Ne,o Centre Market,l
washington, January IL, 1850. (
September 1889 entitled IAN act providing for the
erection ola New Market house on the site of the
Of sd ssaeS for
building said market house, according to the plans
sP
ses t9 Gy1 Of the CITY e be
sddIes ssd to ohm G. Ftzpstrick. Esq, President
Of t the Board OF GoTm,sslcns5S and de,jyered at
next, between the hours ofs and u e. m.
The Architect, Charles HaskIns, Esq,, will be in
explorations y regard TO the work; >
Bidders for the work are required to propo,e for it
!. For the building complete.
AS, In vleW OF the uncertain nature Of the
a, ana some portion Of the Eriase, indicated on
pne and for sr,llage per superficial foot for such
iage may be found necessary than the plan calls for,
or more stonework and excavation for the founda;
peR e
work and for each cubic yard of excavation.
8. The time required for the completion of the
AZ proposals must be made in conformity with
antee, OF the following form: s""'
Form Of the guarantee.
The undersigned -ot-,i in the State (Or dis
b that the fore
In the city of Washington, ID. c., being accepted
- Will, within ten days after the recei pit of the
contract, execute the same with good And sufcienl
suretIes, to the amount of twenty FIVE thousand
dollars, and In case said - sha fail to enter into
contract aforesaid, guaranty to make good
the difference between the offer of the said - and
that which may be accepted:
(Signatures of the two gusrantors.)
Date.
Witness.
hereby certify that the above named "A md
are known to me as men Of property, and able to
make good their guarantee.
Date.
To be signed by the United States District judge,
the United states District Attorney, Corpora,Ion
Attorney OF Washington, Collector or Navy Agent.
Noproposals which do not conform to the fofego-
ing will he considered.
And whereas the fourth section Of the aforesaid
this act the entire nett of the present Cen
tire Market house, and also those of the proposed
new structure, are hereby appropriated and invio-
laby set apart, as special fund, subject to the or
der of the Comm authorized by this act %
enable them tn pay for the erection and completion
OF said structure, payments for the work will be
made upon monthly estimates of the architect OF
the work done, reserving ten per cent. thereof az
collateral security far the funds accruing un-
hereinafter be provided by law. By order
JOHN F. COTLE,
ia H-eotd Secretary Of the Board.
Office Board Of Commissioners Ceatre Market,
.-. February 20, 1850.
Resolved, That the time mentioned in the above
advertisement for receiving proposals for erecting
said building be and the same is hereby. in obedi-
1r..s,.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Feb - Flour 10 quiet; State IS 10
IS; Ohio IS s5as6 90; Southern IS 5oNs5.75
Wheat has advanced ls2c.; Western red 81 IS
Corn is buoyant; white and yellow 79aS2c. Pork
closed heavy; old mess sl7 Sc; new SIS 25ss so;
old prime Sl2 81; new sli 81 Lard closed heavy
at 10kallhc. Whisky closed dull at % y a2ic.
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DIED.,

On the 2sd instant, EVELYN, aged months and
Adays, eau hter of Owen and Margaret E. Thorn.
ne friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral, from No. $50 ssh street be
noon. at O'clOok
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24
TheOhio River

PARKRRsBURG. Va, Feb. % The Ohio river
is ten feet deep ut this point and rising Its tribu-
taries are pouring ont finely. The weather is
warm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24
QuKRu's Con L1yKp Or, INV

mrs: WLNsLow, an experienced nurse ana fs,r.I.
iss, yheh Ers:tly facilitates the process Of teetbn.
By screening the gums. reducing all infiammatinns
bowels Depend upon i, mothers It viii give r tns
% yourselves and relief and health 10 your infants
Ienn9cuy i,sIo IN III o1sos. See advertisement in
Snot"ef cssfuasa u-ly'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24
Honduras and Ru.tan

NEW ORLEANS. Feb % Dates from Ruatan to
the lith have been received. The citizens were
making energetic Preparations 20 resist by force
the cession Of the Island 10 Honduras.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24
The Europn Mt Boston
The Extension Bill passed the TX

Bosroy, Feb. 2I.-Thc Europa reached this
port last night. Her mails will be due in Wash
ington Saturday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24
Ship Foundered at Sea

NEW YORK, Feb. 2i-The ship Jane walsh,
from Sunderland, England, bound to Havana
has foundered at sea. The crew were saved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24
MINIS DRESS SyIrs,
Meas Bssissss Ssiss,
YoxfAs' 6ssissss Sxits,

hs,s ssu Hr sSsSRI
# and
r. those who stud, xoeienoe With aocnomy, in
the .Sc
Sdoss Sfos. Clothing in this city, at vsSy
DR.. HosrErIER,s Justly celebrated and never
faiiing Stomach Bntsrs will efectaally cure al
diseases of the body of q morbid nature. The Doe
uabs does with n the sS 'nas
nhsencs in it. virtues and adaptation to the dis
licle but on, that has STOOD the criticism OF the
Amsr. an press and people. The testimony gwen IN
- .rs and private ndivdu ais in a.. parts cfthe I'M
tsd Stat is INN ems, and 81 al, evil ces that IN
put satisfy the skepteal that it is really deserving
the cele6ft Il has obtained wherever sold
eIywhere. fe 90 ssoe,
ePKSnIEs;-Per.ons desiring penn,e. will AWAY.
ind them for exchange at the Star 0ffioe onnntsr
WV .sn g lnylse attention to the
9 OF Ds Woolfson the cpsic,an
s.ss VI. hi Ss the
and are b
m Sey s eminent presumed to he judges
their use BY those Sh" to be as
Sesn important lnstInmentaltes. Dt. W. has
QyKau's Cop LIVER On JELLY
approved 0y the New York Academy of Madi
ONE. lt Is twice more efhcaoious than the land
on. It 10 the only cure for ScrOfues. Consum.
| ton and all kinds Of Coughs. o''suinF-
| ALSO,
| GukRu's yILLIrIHD CASTOR On, by which the
GAL - al respectable druggists In Washington and
:sisss New Yo1f e, 10 aFsns'
eth. RooI OF ALL EVIL" is the venom of d,...,.
nn1 INTO the system b early abuse
from the ~ stem without delay; moi moment .SonId
it, n.1 .il psgn,e.oss Use .l not DO
i,2 8, your only chanoe-a psrusa of the nnoI
1870 x x,nsdS, or PsSssoosieal Researches, il
cry thinE 1t viii only cost YOU IS cents To he had
| q ~, Barrow 194 Beecker street New Vol
SGD also oy D Calvert Ford, Jr., Washington.
/ - - fe im.r
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SUPERIOR HOUSE LINENS, FOR TABLE
- USE.
We have ia stock all the most desirable sizes Of
BREAKFASTnpd DINNER CLOTHS, al Of SUI

lc-4 by s4-4.
Also, q style in Belgian manufacture for extra
slz7d such IA by Il for circular tables,
and u 4 by l6-4 for large extension tables
Also. very heavy SILICA IL or three yard wide
table.
Al.o, all the nsr ov widths IN general use. with
overlay Damasks. Napkins and DoIlies 20 match.
Also, superior aud b. su'iful assortment of Wine
or Dessert Cloths, in all sizes known
Housekeepers who would furni h heir tables with
a style of GOOD not To be had elsevhe and AZ
toLishngly low prices, are respectfully invited 20
our 81 Ire- house. No. MARKET spaoa.
We have also superior heavy and al linen lo-<
SpFETiNG NJ GA cents. and H. ditto az IS csnts.
fe Is cost CLAGETT DODSON,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

LATE AND lMPOR ANT NEWS FROM GEORGIA.
General John h. Rice u PractIcng attorney. in
Cas-, county Georgia, and edito- and proprietor of
the Standard. at Cassyille, writes thus over his
own slgI Sture.
CAssyILLE, q =. February sc 1853
MESsRs SETH w. FOWLE Il Co, Boston Mas.
G"Htienieh At the request of your tTa"eIns
Agent, l give you a statement of my xparIenca IN
the use of DIR: WiStar's Ba:San Of Win Chfrry
! have been uslEg IL for two wears in my In nly ,
tor Colds and Coughs, and haze found it the most
e1cnctoHs randy that have ever tried.
For COughs ami Colds in children kuo,r it to be
An excellent medium Resp actfuily yours,
- joins II. RICE.
The genuine article Arrays has the written sigma
tur, Of Butts on TIL pper, AMI is for sale by
ali respectable Druggists everywhere.
Prepared by >; w. FOWLE Il Co, Boston, and for
sale by Il. Gilman, s. G. Ford, Jr., s. d. Waite,
6 Stott, John Schwarze, Marin Il Palmer, Wash
lngtOL; and bv dealers every where. fe q lw,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

Nor1cE-Dissrtef Of Colmn15ia Adrertise,nsnts
10 B. Inserted q" the BALTIMORE Sun are ,sesirsd
=, o.d for,ca,ded from TIE STAR Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

TRENTON, n. J., Feb. % The Central Rail-
road Extension has just passed the House by 80 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

H. 5H3o "a ai stL n I'D kc59s s;Isst e q.
nsssd God d ssseSsss. d SIS fs.sv. e - ~
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By THOS. BOWLING; Georgetown
VACANT LOT AT AUCfION.eOn WED
NESDAi the I'd day of March next at O'CLOCK
p. IN shall sell. in front of the premises, paTt
Lot No 81, In Holmead's addition to GEORGETOWN
fronting - feet Beal street and 60 feet on Rock
street, belonging to James Curtis.
Terms cash.
WHIT CRAIG, Agent.
fe l7-Stawts THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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Nc. a-"SPECIR PAYMENT SusPENDKD."- These
words create great paIc, hilst the oft repeated
expressions, thousands are rushing to untimely
graves ~ is scarcely ever needed, though always
tue; Mrs GARDENERS Indian Ba sam of LiverwOrt
and HOarhOund would save many victim of Con
sumption If rasOI ted IN time. 1t cures unfang-
ly, and is sold by all druggists fs 21-Ivr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

SANFORD's OPERA TROUPE are still drawing
crowded houses every night at Philharmoni C
Hall. Their entertainments are Of the most anus
Ing kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24

E'OR SALE-A Moe three story Brick HOUSE,
bey''s Subdivision. The above property will be
sold on easy terms. Price made known by inquir-
street: opposite Centre Market Title perfect.