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u Ts~sA TEE STAR IS prisfsd o. fks Iastsn
nssr press ~ sss sosfi Of Baiftnors, its sditfoa
80 Isrss as TO ,sqs,s 10 to BE- pxf to press at a.
ss'ty ho~i Advertisements, therefore, shoxld BE-
ssni - bgors Tsslrs O'Clock, ~; otAsviss they
ssg not sppsar szfil fls ssxs dag.
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HOMEOPATHIC RKNvnrus

All Of DR.. Humphreys Co.'S specific Ho-
meoPathIc Remedies put up expressly for family
use, In boxes. at 25 and 81 cents each. Also,
in cases, containing 20 walls, from SD to Ss
each, with book of full directions. For sale 81
III. ID. Gilman, 800 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w: A. Fitzgerald, $50 north street;
also by T. b. Winter, north corner of street and
Vermont avenue. Also, Popf'S Extract Of Wifrb
Hazei, for internal and external inflammatons of
all kinds Sold as above. ma O. Iv
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WAueH's ITALrA-This afternoon and evening
cIose, the exhibition Of these superb paintings,
which have been 30 universally admired As this
Is the last night, Fenno will doubtless .surpass
himself, for none but him can be his parallel
All lovers Of the beautiful in nature and art will
NOT fail 70 be at Willsrds' Hall tonight to give
beautiful Italia'sa bumper at parting \,
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 9-flour closed dull, with
no sales; Howard street is held at IS o2zss IS;
Ohio and City Mills s5 81. Wheat closed dull;
red 81 30asl IS; white 81 .50asI 90. Corn closed
s., ady; yellow 7Oa72c.; white 73a76c. Provisions
cl' sed firm; mess S1Sasls IS rump Ella. Lard
11knxc. Whisky closed duh at ale.
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THE LATEST NEWS
TEL EG r p HIC.
Deueiss Me,,t.. 4, ae.,.,-

sosros, June The friends Of Mr. Douglas
,or ne Presidency rallied In great force tonisht
PScnng Fsneuil Hall, with large crowds ounfde,
wnefe speeches were also made
ADDRESS were made by The Hon. Rsverdv
Johnson, G kavanangh Of Minnesota, the Hon.
:. . Cox OF Ohio, and others. The meetinr was
very enthusiastic.
Resolutions were adopted, as.ert,ur that IN.
Democracy Of Massachusetts fsvof Doualss 10, The
Presidency; endorsing the Charleston pl,tform-
and the non-intervention doctrine; that the Mss.,
chusetts delegation are bound by every honora BE
consideration to cast their votes st Baltimore for
douglass urging harmony 20 insure victory; and
aftsr abiding 20 the fact Of Douglas receiving
majority OF the votes az Charleston, urges The
ignoring Of prejudices and unity OF action North
and south, pointing TO the past fdelity Of the
Northern Democracy a. q guaranty for the future
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-09
The National Medical Convention.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June THE hospirlities
OF our citizens and the courtesy Of the Legisls-
ture have MADE the National Medical Convention
asubJect Of absorbing interest 20 ali classes Last
night nve large parties were given % various
members Of the Convention. Professor Slllimsns
grounds were magnihcenuy Illuminated WI h
coiored lights. Tonight there IL geaersl festi-
val at the State House, the Legislature having
adjourned early 20 give time for prepsrauous
Inc building Is brilliantly ILLUMINATED. Over the
Portco 10 an arch Of lights. Tomorrow morn
Ing there 10 10 be grand excursio on 10 East Rock
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BARRYs TRICoPHERou

BARRY's TRICoPHERous
Is the best and cheapest article for Dressing Beau
Trying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold by all Drug
glsts and Perfumers, mar -6m
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NorIcH.-DIsfy,et Of CoIx1sbta Adrsytiss1sssf,
% BE- tssrfsd - tie BALTIMORE sus ars ysesirsd
90 ssd forwarded from TEE STAR Office.
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Financial

NEW YORK, June e.-Stocks ruled quiet, but
closed frmsr; Chicago and Rock Island 90 X; III.
Central shares ga; Michigan Southern "a u; New
York Central slki Reading 4iKi Va. SIS e3H;
Mo 6's sax.
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No. 2-THE WORLDS OWN should be the title of
the Indian Remedy, known the production of
Nahmeontah, afterwards Mrs. NJ. N. Gardner,
called the Indian Bal sam Of Liverwort and Hoar-
all Lung Complaints. 1t is sold every
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u The STAR pxolisass tie Lists Of Letters
's"s'"tns ." ths Fa'hisgfon City Post Ones
s'dsr fAs precisioss Of fas lsr directing tAern 20
Dc prtnssd In tia ssDsPaper kacisx As largest cir
eHaaffos 'etthis fhs dslirsry Of the 0es It's total
aa'Is etre~la'tos IS wore thas dox5ls that Of any
etaer Daily printed IN the District Of Colsu,bia.
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PERSONAL.
COMPREHENSIVE

OOFAh IN EHCHIP.
HE nderslgned, to carry on more efectualy
the Lime, Wood and Coal Business, has sssoc,ated
with him, on the 2+th ultmo, Mr.. John A. Stewart
OF the late hrm OF sullivan a Stewart. Our firm
shall hereafter be designated by the name and title
Of FENwIcK n STEWART. ~ ~
hereby terder my thanks to my patrons and do
most earnestly solicit their patronage in future
Ohlcs-Corner of Canal and Seventh street
Je w. A. FENWICK
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Movements of the Japap,
Alexandria M arket.

BALTIMORE. June The japanese left here
for Philadelphia, In special train, at half mine
this morning.
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NEW YORK, June Flour is heavy: Sta.e
S5.l5a5 20; Ohio - 75a5 IS; Southern IS 75a6 IS
Wheat IS heavy; MIXED Michigan ~ 30 Corn is
b1oyarti mixed Gao \ ; Southe vel ow oec.
Ptovis ols are dull. " nisky is steady.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, It'll inst, by Rev John N.
Coombs Mr.. WIN. PULLIN and Miss ANNIE
LUCAS, all of " ashington cty
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PUBLIC SCHOOL ExAMINATIoNs.-Thep patrons
ana friends OF the public schools are reminded
that the examinations will commence on Monday
al O'Clock, p. m, on which day the schools OF
nlss Rltchie, Miss Lowe, and Miss Slater of the
rirst Districi Miss Acton, Miss Randolph, and
Miss Mccarthy, Of the Second District Mis-,
Eiyans, Miss Moore, and Mrs Clarke, Of the Third
District; and Miss Adams Miss Lee, and Mrs
skidmore, Of the Fourth District, win be exam
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IHE CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL. The
cumberland Civilian says:-lt is very currently
reported that probability exists for the removal
OF the present board of directors Of the canal
lnasmuch 1t Is said as they were appointed with
reference to an increase of the toll, and they
having failed to perform what was expected Of
tnem In this matter We hope this is not so; any
increase In the toll would be detrimental to the
mining interests In this county, and we believe
would ultimately work disastrously TO the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, which interest. II ia
supposed would be advantaged by the increase
OF toll on the canal. The continual agitation of
.nls subject, tue dread we may say under which
me mining interest Is kept, that ruinous rates of
iy crippled the operations Of the different GONNA.
MES, and prevented the investment Of an increased
amount OF money In the business, and will, we
fear, lead to the energetic prosecution of tn.
Hampshire Railroad to its term nation and thus
Ohio road, and permanently make AleYandrSa
the great coal market for this region; for being
much shorter route, the freight would as a matter
OF course be largely below the rates Of the Balti
more road.
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A Cam.


The articles published in two of the city pa pers
ana Baltimore Sun concerning me and letter
found In my possession are calculated, IL not in
tended, to injure nay character. They are so col
ored as to make me appear to have been engaged
In conspiracy to bring persons living in Balti-
more, and not entitled to vote, to Washington for
the purpose of disturbing the recent election.
There is nothing in the letter to justify such a
gross charge upon me, and at the proper time and
In the right place Ii will be proved utterly false
day last, deprived ofevery opportunity of proving
my Innocence, and just discharged from custody
because there tras nothing found against me.
Washington is my home, my family living here
while was temporarily employed In New Jer-
sey. never voted elsewhere, and verify believe
was arrested and confined upon frivolous and
unfounded pretexts to prevent me from casting
my vote, or TO crafty some personal malice These
matters will undergo a thorough examination,
and If abuse Of authority is not screened by those
In power, shall be able fullyto remove the SLAM
ders cast upon my good name.
June B, 1850. JEREMIAH r. HICKMAN
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Ho! FOR ARLIyGroN-CHANeE OF RourE-Tbe
public are Informed that in consequence of dIsar-
rangement of the Long Bridge, the safe and COM
modious steamer G.. w. Riggs will run between
Arlington and Fourteenth street bridge, making a
TIP every hour. Fare each way 10 cents; children
half price, Omnibuses will run to the boat.
lie 8 2t r. r REvEpIncv
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June 3, 1860. JEREMIAH r. HICKMAN.

yAPANBsE EMBAssADoRs' LIKENEssEs for sale al
Whltehursts Gallery, Penn avenue. Also Like
masses OF all prominent men in the Union include ng
all the Presldentlal candidates, at 81 q copy. it,
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cHAssk 90 PLscE.--The lady managers of st
Joseph's Orphan Asylum, II will be seen. have
changed the place for holding their picnic IL
will be al those beautiful grounds known 10 our
eitz-ns as Meridian Hill. The ladies' authorize
N 70 say that no pains has been spared 10 make
ms in every particular the most pleasant pic mic
Of the season.
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Ihx PIC MIC OF THE NATIONAL GuArn M
Arlington Springs. on Monday next, is espected
70 DC grand anair, and win, Of course, be nnms,-
oasly attended by our citizens. For nsyticnlsl.
see advertisement In another column
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CENTRE MARxEr.-An average attendance Of
dealers appeared in the market this morning
aud the supply was equal to the demand The
quality Of the produce was the best of the coun.
Wy around, and the neat arrangement Of the
stands gave the market an unusually attractive
sPPsarance. The prices were about the same al
during the past week
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HE LONG BRlDGE-The span of the Long
Bridge which adjoins the Virginia shore fei1
into the river on Thursday afternoon about two
O'Clock, breaking about midway between the sun
porting piers A buggy containing two little
ools was crossing at the time, and went down
with the bridge. Fortunately the bows were res.
cned with nothing worse than a terrible fright
The horse was entangled amid the timbers, but
tne draw-keePers got him out by the aid Of a
boat. The buggy is said to be crushed mn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-09

The CLOSING EXERCISES Of Mrs Kingsford,s
Young Ladies' Seminary will take nlsce NJ tbs
Inlrteenth-street Baptist church, on w ednesday
morning next, commencing at 11H O'Clock The
exercises VIII consist Of the reading Of Compost
uons by the members Of the graduating clsss-
nine In numoer-and an address by the Hon
Luclns u e. Lamar, Of Miss The programme
viii be interspersed with music on the piano forte
py ,ne young ladies No doubt a large number
viii be present on this occasion
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By c. w. B0TELER & SONS. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF SUPERIOR FUR
- NITURE BEING THE ENTIRE EFFECTS OF THE
CLARENDON HOTEL By vIrture of deed in trust
Dearlng date January 5th. 1850. and duly recorded
Ia Llber J. A. -, No. 100, foIios from No Ils 10
NO "a one the Land Records of Washington
ses on RsDAY June sth, at 10 oclo t mn
al and singular the goods and chai tells contained
In the building known as the Clarendon Hotsl
situated on the southeast conner Of Pennsylvanla
avenue and 9Th streets. viz:
One Superior Rose wood Piano Forte
Elegant suite Of Rosewood Parlor FUrnitura
Large Gilt frame mantle and Pier Mir, rs
Rich setts Of Brocatel'e and Lace Curtains
Velvet and Brussels PsrloT Chamber and Hall
Rosewood, Wa nut, Mahogany and Oak sstt. Of
curled Hair and other Mattresses, Pillows and
- BoisterE,
Blankets. ehee's, Comforts, Couuterrssns. Tow
Walnst Exts sion and Round Dining Tables,
OAK ElnlEg Room Chars, Gas Chandeliers,
Silver Plated Casters, Bbttor Dishes, JIks and
. Spoo1s, Table CQtisIy &c,
Bar Room Furniture and Fixtures, Cooking U,en-
1t il deemed unnecessary 20 particularzs the ar
ucles contained Ia this very handsomely farn's shed
establishments. To persons In quest of good hols :
.old Isrnlture, 10 presents UNUSUAL attTactIvns as
the collection IL very large, embra lng the CON
tents OF ABOUT forty finely furnished rooms, a Of
which 10 oil the moss superior and subs antlal
character ana In excellent condition., having been
Purchased new In January last
1ermf-St0 and under cash; over 40 and not ex
ceevIng 90, l., ? and months; over SlD, 4, 2, s
ano months, Tor approved endorsed notes boar
Ing i aStS w RorEhp HAs sha rdstee
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Covenant Lodge. No. 10, I. o. o. p. at Analostaf,
Island, on Monday next, will no doubt be very
literally Patronized. The affair is got up to aid
IN rebuilding their hall which was destroyed by
fire on the 9th Of February last, and will. 81
course enlist the general sympathy Of the frater-
nifty and their friends. See the programme in
another column.
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- nioDss . Muskgs OF Arr, now on exhibition
have said before, one Of the most mer7tortons er-
noiaon, OF the kind that has ever been offered to
tne public In any country, and should he WIT.
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Evening SESSIONS OF THE HOUSE, TO CONF
hEScE ON MoNDAY.-The House yesterday re.
solved TO take recess after to-day from half mast
four O'Clock until seven in the evening. Those
oIour ciuzens and strangers who have not alfead v
had the pleasure Of witnessing the novel and
brilliant manner In which the halls Of our Ma
nonal Legislature are illuminated at night. will
thus be afforded an opportunity Of DOING 40
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Nh; WASHING ROWS New Picture, representing
:, matons Camp on the Pedee, Sergeant Nc Don
ala bringing In Tory Spy - said TO be his great
g.. wofk, VIII be ON exhibition at Messrs Philip
two or three days only, previous 70 is removal TO
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OFFICE OF THE CORPORATION ATTORNEY,
Inna- fSGn

CONTAMINATION communication. without
aats was banded to me this evening by Messrs.
request that would advise Won upou the points
fherein stated at my earliest con venience
l. TO your first question, | reply, that, In my
opinion, the regular and proper course is for the
three commissioners, at each orecinct to sign the
Hurns and certificates, respectively the action Of
each body having been determined by the major
1tY; but the returns would not be invalidated by
the failure or refusal Of one commissioner at one
OF every precinct, to join in authenticating them
This appears TO have been fully settled nearly
iorty years ago, In the contest between General
Weightman and Mr.. Carberry, q Cranch, C c.
Rep, 3Ss In that case, the part OF the reIator
II was maintained that the return from the Frat
Ward should be rejected because it was signed
py TWO only OF the three commissioners; and the
distinction indicated in your letter between the
language Of the third and sixth sections of the
charter Of 1870 was relied on by the very eminent
counsel walter Jones and Francis 3 Kew, ESQ
IN support OF the proposition. But the Court
held that the return Of by two was sufficient IL
The election was In fact holden by three and that
this might be shown by parol, they further de-
creo mat II the three commi ssioners were present
al the election, the acts of the majority were In
law, the acts Of the three
2 ! am Of opinion that II 10 sufficient that the
duplicate returns and certificates be addressed to
the two Boards respectively and be received bv
them at the time specified in the charter The
practice has been, believe, to deposit them at
fmmateral
, The writing Of the certificate on one paper or
another is wholly immaterlal In the late case of
the GEORGETOWN Mayoralty the formal cert hcates
were, some Of them, endorsed on the returns and
some OF them separately written but, so far
know, IL did not occur to any of the counsel in
the case that this had any significance
A. Whatever may be the law to the correction
OF what may be described as merely clerical En-
rofs, entertain no doubt that the only time and
place for the commissioners Of election to deter
mine upon the legality Of particular vote is at
the polls. when the voter IL present. rendering his
vote Their function Is qlSaSi judicial, and is
special and limited. The man who claims the
right OF suffrage is the party chiefly interested Ii
his vote be challenged be Is entitled TO hear the
ground OF challenge, and to meet and combat it,
Inc v"te recei we'd aud the polls closed, the power
OF tne commissioners in that respect is exhausted
u they shall have erred in their Judgment, the
error must De corrected elsewhere Since the case
CT CaIo u ana Weightman, ! believe il has not
been doubted in the profession here, that the rem
sdy Is In the Circuit Court; and II is now settled
that In such case writ Of error lies from the
Supreme Court Of the United states
am, gentlemen, your most obedient servant,
j. Nj. CARLISLE, Attorney, &c
Messrs- James Kelly and others.
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Messrs- James Kelly and others
Commissioners of Election. &C

The SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION Of the Wash
lngton district Virginia Conference commenced
It's sessions yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock, in
the Nj. E. Church South. Delegates from the
following places reported themselves at that time
Aiexahdria, Warrenton, Leesburg, Fairfax, Rock
Greek, Potomac, and Prince William, Va, and
washington city. The Convention was organized
9y me election Of the Rev. w c. Blounf, Presi-
aeh! ID. r. Zimmerman, Vice President; and w .
every day. At 10 O'Clock a m and ; q. m. which
te4SneIs ana friends are earnestly Invited to at
tena, The Convention will close on Monday with
hhs eoncer. 70 De given for the benefit Of the
sShOoi eohnechd with the Washington city
church, and will be conducted by Mr. r. A.
Tucker, assisted by the best musical talent OF the
city. VI 80
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Ik DISTRICT IN CoNGREss.-The hin maxine
appropriations for the miscellaneous eYoenses al
toe Government, which passed the House OF en-
reSentatives a few DAYS ago has been , - nj.
back from the Committee on Finance of the Ssn.
ate with the following among other amendmept.
which We doubt not will be concurred in. Ro,
lighting Bridge and High streets In Georyetovvn
and Seventh and Twelfth streets, in wasbington
across the Mall, the appropriation is Increased
from SO, 90 to 81 900; for taking down and re-
building The southwest span OF the Long Bridge
81 ,247; for repairs Of Pennsylvania svenue "a tF
and for completing the Washington Aqusduct'
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tssd q. w. BoTELER & SONS. Auct..
By ]. G. McGu,REh co. Anntinneer,

By J. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., AuctioneersI
Rf VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DULY
- recorded m the land records of Washington
count, u { Il Der j. A. folio Iss, viii be sold
premises; In the city of Washington, d. Z Lots
numbered 4, S, s, and 2, In Square mbered G7a
No. 2, in Square l,l21.
Terms of sale cash.
MALON ASHFORD, Trustee
Je1-d J. G.. MCGUIRE Il co, Aucts
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nEhAININs IN ne he Pc Pot o aSs w.

tordered to be inserted in the EVENING SrAn, il |
oeirs the newspaper having the larges. circulation
Oh any daily paper published In washington.l
All Persons applying for letters IN the follow
thb hNe, WIZ please say they are ApYERTrsEp.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auotioneers-
STOCKS AT AUCTlON.-On MONDAY AT
=, ~ EKNOON, gane llth, az hall paste O'Clock;
the Provident Association of Clerks" the follow
Ing stocks, In sums TO suit purchasers
S2s5, Bank of the Metropolis stock
$50 Corporation Of Washing ton Quarterly Six
Fer Cent. Stock.
80 Farmers and Mechanics Bank Stock,
so Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Preferred Bonds
90 Certificates OF Funded Coupons do
Terms cash, current funfs
lie cd ]. G. McG HIRE A. en- Auot.
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AUCTION SALES.
r. For other Auction Sales, see FIRST page.
By G. w. BOTELER & SONS, Auctioneers.
GALE QE RIHH

By G. w. BOTELER SONS, Auctioneers.
SALE OF RICH EMBROlDERIES. LACY
~ Soops M!nJiLLss; &C, Al, AucrIos,-on
we 'hall sell, at our Auction Rooms Iron Hall. an
extensive and handsome collection Of Embroidsr-
les, Lsoes. &c consisting in part of viz:
Real Medallion and Valencia Lace Sets and Col
lars,
Black La-e Shsw's and Mantlllas
Rea Round Point Lace Sets and Collars,
b ack Lsce Wells. Capes and Coiffurss,
toInt Aplque Lace Collars and cets,
Fancy Silk and ain Fans,
x ION Embrnldered Handkerchief
Rea Point and Valencia La do
embroidered Bands and Tides,
Sets and Collars,
Honiton and Guipure Lace Sets and Cnllars
Hair Pins, Ccmts Mits. Gauntlet, Gloves, &c
Forming an attractive sale well WORTHY the At
tentiOn Of the Ladies Sale 10 contnus untI ali Is
disposed of.
Terms cash.
ja9d g. w. BOTELER a. SONS Auots
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FTEE-Last night about O'Clock fire broke
out in a small house near the Columbia Engine
House, In the Fifth Ward. The position Of the
house, on prominent ground, enabled the fame,
20 be distinctly seen from the extremes Of the city
The Fire Department turned out In all parts Of
the city and went 70 the spot. The nrerien OBJ
which was highly credltabls The loss by t6s
Gre was not very great.