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Financial

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-Stocks are dull and var
able. Chicago and Rock Island 63k; Illinois
Central Shares SIX; do. Bonds SeS; Michigan
Southern Is; Reading 3o1; Va. 6's 9lSi Mo. 6's
79T.
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~ nosgh The STAR IS printed on the tastes.
,,srI press ~ use south Of Baltimore its edition
large aS 70 rsqHirs 1t TO Be put TO press n, ou
,I-iy to1; Advertisements, therefore, should D,
,,,f ~ b:fors Trslre o'clock, m; o,her,ci,s tS.v
-ray no: appear sHfd ne merit day.
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Accident at Lewiston. Me.

LEWISTON, Me Jan. 27.-The elevator chain
in the baoging mill here broke this morning, pre-
cipitating the occupants of the elevator consid
cradle distance, breaking an arm Of Mr.. Rogers,
crushing the ribs of man named Collins, ard
severely injuring three four Others but none IL
is believed fatally
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GRAND CONCERT ON MONDAY EVENING Miss
Grace WillOughby, of the London Royal Academy
of Music will give grand vocal and instrumental
Concert at Philharmonic Hall, on Monday even
ing, assisted by her cousin, nj ISIS Gertrude Melvin
and the celebrated English voinist MIR. Charles
Elliott. This bids fair to be very rare musical
entertainment.
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NEWS

II The STAR PUBLISHES the Lists Of Letter,
r,'nHi"i"s N fhe Wa'hi"gtoH City Post Office
v-Ie- rae provisions 81 the Lap directing them 10
2. r-iafsi IN re nsrrspapsr haring the largest cir,
rraiiOa o'fAin fhs dsiirsry Of fis Office. It's total
.fri'y Circulation IS more than doubt. tia, of ana
c.t,r Daily Frinisd IN rae District of Columbia.
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CENTRE MARKET.-The market had the appear
ance Of unusual act witty and life this morning
The weather was favorable to full turn out of
ladies, and they did not allow the opportunity to
escape The hay market was well supplied; and
with vegetables, poultry, &c, indicating that IL e
roads to the city are in good condition The
butchers and licensed dealers were in full force
at their stands Coed order prevailed in the mar
ket and no violations Of regulations Were reported
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NoTIcH District Of Co1En'tta Adrsrtisements
n e asserted IN ne BALTIMORE SuN are rseetred
., sd fO-irard,d from The STAR one,
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS,
A Resolution relating to Bridge street, between
EredGrick aud Iinpan streets

A RESOLUTION relating to Bridge street between
Frederick and Lingan streets
RsSolred by the Board Of Aldermen Gnd Board Of
oonimon Council Of the Corporation Of GeorgstOrcH
That the Clerk of this Corporation is hereby di-
rected to place to the credit of Bridge street be-
tween Frederick and Linyan streets. the sum of
three hundred and ninety three dollars ard seven
ty-elght cents, being the balance due Basil NJ
Burroughs over and above the uncollected tax d ue
for the improvement of the west end of Bride
street, under an ordinance approved June 20.
1857. IApproved Jan. II $3.50
n RESOLUTION In favor Of VIM. Calhoun & Co.
Resolred by the Board of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation of Georgefo,r,
That the sum Of eight dollars be- and the same is
hereby, appropriated to be paid To the order of
VIM. Calhoun Co., to be in full Of their bill
of the 5th November. 1859.
Approved January II, 1850
n RESOLUTION in favor of VIM Calhoun & Co
Rssoirsd By the Board of aldermen and Beard of
Common Council Of The Corporation of Gs0rgetOun
is hereby, appropriated to be paid to the order Of
VIM. Calhoun Co, in full of their bill Of Oct
81. 1859. TApprovcd Jan H. Is6U
A RESOLUTION in favor Of the heirs of J F. Over
Resoir.d By the Board Of ALdermen and Board OF
Common Council of the Corporation of Georgeto,rn,
That there be, and hereby is appropriated the sum
Of twenty dollars, to be paid by the Clerk to the
order of the heirs of J. +. DYER to reimburse
them for front tax paid by said J f. DYER
on Bridge street.-the ordinance for said improve
Inent having been repealed.
Approved Jan. II, lc60.
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WATCH RETURNs.-Jesse Johnson, (col y dis
orderly; workhouse 90 DAYS. VIM. White, do ;
fine and costs, S3 Is. Ellen Brown do; do
S3-15. Hugely Mallory, drunk and disorderly;
workhouse 90 days. Nine dodgers We're accom-
modated
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CIRCUIT COURT.-To-dayt the Court was engaged
in the trial If the case of Joseph Ridley agt H
Hilton, an action iOreplevin.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

tHf6N mENein aooo1daaoe WIN t5s
Of the Union Dsmoc atlc PARTY of the tour preci cts
the election of FIVE delegates their Convention
as ramed below. All voters in favor of a wise and
opPos. to the Of the present corporation,
it is hoped are of this party, and are cordially and
earnestly invited TO att nd and participate in the
proceedings. The occasion is al important one,
as delegates are to be elected who to select five
pc sons for Aldermen and eleved persons for Com
ing charter cleo ion. Good delegates and strong
The voters Of, the First Precinct will hold their
meeting att clock Monday evening. the soth inst,
the voters of the Second Precinct will inset at
the same hour and place on sday, the 3lst In
The voters of the Third Precinct will meet at the
The voters of the Fourth Precinct will meet at
R attendance Is sSkb c ~ pSdG # s.
= CLOCK REPAIRING.
OIOCKS of every description ca efully Cleaned
and Repaired. and the Striking parts properly IA
SON, assisted by experienced workmen,J 50 iii
Bridge street sct G et r. 9Sas hand @
rWEST END BUILDING Ass0CIA
U6 TION.-Persons desiring shares in this As
scoiation can supsotlbe at either Of the fooSSlng
streets and at the Drug Stores of Sothorons and j.
Viii be- cn nsn
the Council Chamber. ia n ct
EHOR NEW YORK-The packet schooner Arc
z TIC, Captain HE, E. has arrived, and viii "a
sail as above with despatch. For freight or r.
passage apply to oo, Do,cG
a1 G2Water street. Georgetown.
,nn FISH, POTATOES,:
IUU Barrels prime A LEMiVEs. daily expected
I9n b2:'Sn ash s P1oe Il
"4 Apeiy to- to p00n'S per 0u HAkTLEy BRO.
100 FISH, FISH.
lUO Bills. No. l PASSPORT Herring,
10 bb!s. prime large Ha fax Shore Herring.
Dali, expected rom Boston per schooner Juno
' 40 nARy s. sna f 4 P NaisI !;4ss,,
ia 10 Wv Georgetown, ID. Z.
EOR NEW -YORK:-The paoke. schooner
Z Statesman, Captain Mott. will soil as "a
above with despatch f rsf iFs' fDg S6s f.
de g tr So Water St. Georgetown.
PRIME c } < * 5 A 4 ER CIDER
fG% RS sna S.rs, S Ps G dsF
ii Of *hlSh We xsr1snt to Be- pure n juias o the ap
pie. AS we have to make room for more that is on
the way, we will close this lot out cheap for cash
| Army Il SaiNN,
de q Union BOtting Depot. Georgetown.
| e 00O POTATOES.
O,OOU BUSHELS Prime New jersey White
| MERGERS just received, per schooner c. A. Elliot,
and for sale from tine vessel In lots to sut puIcha
| sers. PETER BERRY,
| deH SIS Water street, GEORGETOWN.
| CRANDELL, OPTICIAN.
- No. 12S Bridge ST., Geor ge.o,rn,
| Has constantly on hand a large assortment o.
ored, and all other SPECTACLES,
the best quality in gold, silver. STEEL ard German
| new glasses set in them to order. no la-1y
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No. 5.-THE GENERAL HEALTH OF THE PEOPLE
was nsyer better than at present and the entire ABB
seEcs of Pulmonic Com ,ants in some localities,
is Owing to the introduction of Mrs NJ. N. Gard
ner Indian Balsam OF Llverwort and HOarhound
sold everywhere. JaN lw,r
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CEis Nal C"URT--Y esterdiy. after our report
closed the case Of the United States agt. David
lJhnsnn and Ellen Johnson, alias Ellen Over was
concluded and wen 10 the jury, who thereu pom
retired b. consider upon their verdict After
pr't| lon- absence they returned verdict of
sHIity as indicted.
Emanuel DOdsDn, tcolored } convicted at various
NHies during this term of larceny Of eight bushels
- corn, eight bushels OF corn at another time
aud s.N bushels Of corn az another time was sen
nc ed In all 10 three years in the penitentiary.
The case OF the United States agt l.. E-ech
vas on Application and affidavit by the counsel
Tor ~ defence, continued until next term The
h''t Monday IN April WAS finally determined upon
~ hot sides for the trial to take place Adjourned
Today The Court sentenced the convicted to
l'I' mouths Imprisonment. zach, In the county
lnt, and each 10 pay fine Of s. and costs
ns Court then adjourned until next Monday
UorE!HS. al 10 o'clock
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IHs Md LIrHr AT The SMIrHsoNIAS-On
N'dn.siaj hight no little alarm was created
amongst portion Of our community bv the an
FaIanc, ID the heavens Of what was apparently
MY Ted star, aad whose bloody hue, in the
, ".i"ua OIL the suPerstitious, portended dire
rI y - Tie city, tue country, the world
i-' phenomenon proved To be q red SIGNAL Uuht
iIri Hpon staff erected upon the top of the
"E" 'O"rF Of the Smithsonian Institution de-
Sh'i T. Indicate the evenings of lectures Should
w, i-t1rr for any reason be postponed the nuhlic
, al Always ascertain the fact by looking at the
'he ligL: is only shown when a lecture
= u DE delivered. The suggestion of the advan-
J. 1es OF some sach signal was first made, we
b-iirye, by the Star
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FTRUSTEE : SALE OF FURNITURE AND
l. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS BIZ PUBLIC AUCUIoN -
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, February lat. at
70 O'clOcS at the dwelling on 18th street. between
q and streets, 1.-THE flag will designateD by virtue
OF deed of trust Guly ma de and recorded, we shall
sell the entire Furniture n: Effects, comprising
Sui:e Of hands0 ne Carved w smut Parior FurnI-
ture, f lshed III Blue and Gold BrOcatella with
Linen Covers,
Gilt frame Mirrors, French Engravings.
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase, w alnut Eta
Sere,
WALNUT Whatnot. Cloth covered Writing Table,
Damask Window Curtains and Fixtures,
Arm and Easy Chairs, Lounges,
Centre. STA and Side Tables, Foctstools,
Msntel Vases and Ornaments,
BRUSSELS, Three ply and other Carpets.
Mahogany and Cherry Bsdsteads. Wardrobes,
Washst,rds. Toil-t Sets, Looking Glasses,
Bureaus, Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Feather Beds, BOlsters and Pillows, Blankets,
Comforts,
Walnut Extension Table. Sideboard,
Twelve Care seat Arm Chairs, card Tables,
iron Hat Tree, Oilcoth, STAIR Carpets &c.
Terms: SIS and under, cash: over that sum, a
creGt ~ 60 and 81 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
o,As, bearing interest. By order of he Tiu>tee.
IL The house is foT rent. Inquire OF kdwaTd
G Dwl n or the Auc'ioree-s.
ia I'D &c. MEG TIRE & CO., Aucts.
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DIED.,

On the 2'th ms ant, JULIA J.. wife of Joseph H.
Lawrence, in the 22j year Of her age.
The friends of the family psctfully invited
- att md her funeral on tomorrow Sunday after
noon, at O'Clock, I, ON the residence of her pa
rents, on Garrison ST.. near st
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ALARM IN MARKET SPAcE-This mornino 2
horse belonging to Mr. Haines. butter merchant.
broke from the wagon to which he was harnessed
in the market space, and took several GALLONS
around the area, d crowd of men in the meantime
striving to prevent his getting into the street.
where he might have done consdera bic damage
The shouting and halloing created alarm in the
crowded gangways; but the only harm done was
to the wagon and to several other horses with
which he came in contact in his rapid race around
the area.
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coPPoskD iNfANr;cIDg A new born Whit in
fant was discovered this morning by a number of
wofkmen employed near the corner Of X and First
sIess east IL was wrapped In a white cotton
cioth, and had been placed the during last
night There was nothing 70 indicate where IL
was brought from, or who was the parent
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QuERu's Con LIyER Or JEL1v

QUERU's Con LIVER OIL JELLY
Approved by the New York Academy of Medi-
cine 1t Is twice more eficacOus than the liquid
OH. IL Is The only cure for SorOfulas, Consump-
ton and all kinds of Coughs.
Also,
4UERU's JELLIFIgD CASTOR OIL, by which the
offensive greasness Of the oil obyiated For sal
by all respectable druggists IN Washingto ton and
GEORGETOWN
PENFoLD, PARKER 4 MOWER, Wholesale gents.
Is Beeknan street, New York city. no SIN
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TOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR of the build
Il ing Immediately opposite tho west wing Of the
City Hall, recently occupied by Chas ). Wallach
stor o., and the third "1 same e secHn nI
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACH, No. ,
Louisiana avenue, in II IF
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STABLE FOR RENT-A Brick Stable to be
- rented In the FIRST Ward. Apply to 2S3 ST.
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lHEAPsAKE AND OHIo CASAL-Tbe committee
- o'hdh"tders and representatives of conmuni-
US "wnIn! bonds of this canal who met in An
Hif"l'S on wednesday last for the purpose of con
rene VITA the legislature of Maryland have re.
s''i'"d. We understand that the bill which was
H'iwh up IN this city on Monday evening, as well
o. others that have been dranghted with the same
Wv. were not acted upon. The consultations
'h' comparison of views of the different parties
'on aeTnrd did. however, eventuate in the prepa-
.''"a ot a measure which, If not Welding W nat
We GondhCld-rs may have wished and hoped
III Dc ulatsd Ia place the control of the canal
% some extent in the hands of its creditors and
~ ensure IL is hoped, more satisfactory manage
meat of / s atfdirs.-I1llHis,Hcer
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NEr's D3Hss svIYs,
Msn's BSsinsss Ssfss,
YoyrHs' DRESS SyIfs,
Yoxs&s' Business Sxits,

CHtIaTer's School SNifs.
Noah Waller 4 Co., Marble Hall Clo:hln,
Store, Browns Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that their annual DISPLAY OF Fall ano
Winter Clothing is now ready for inspection. 1t
is comprised of an assortment of Gent enen's and
Youths Clothing of the newe and richest designs
20 material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with economy, in
fashionable artlc es of dress, opportunity is now
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
Of k eady Ma de Clothing in this CITY, at very
duced prices. apSly
"THE WAY OF TRASsGREssORs Is HARD 20
low the counsel aud heed the advice contained in
the work Human Ftailty, or PhysioiogicaL Re
searches Ii treats of the III effects of early abuse
oIed engravinss, portraying. every feature and
phase OF disease, exposes the faacy of the ordina
hereditary Daades and gives the only safe and in
faliibls remedy for expungine every trace of the
Blocker street. N. Y. Price Is cents. Sent free
Sold also by s. Calvert Ford, Jr., Weshingtc n,
y. e.. Ia 6-1m,r
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Ey c. MCGUIRE CO, Auc.ionsers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
L EsTpTE on NORTH n STREET, BETWEEN 4Ta
AND TN sTR sETs WEST On III ESDAY AFTER
NOON, February T. 80, at o clock, the prem.-
ses. by virtue of deed OF trust. da.ed November
p. 1889: and duly recorded in i.iber J. A y, No.
Washington county, d. c., shall sell the eastern
part OF Lot No. g. IN square No q fronting ~ fee
inches on north N street, between 4th and 5th
streets west running back le5 feet to wide alley.
Terms: One-thlrd cash the residue in and II
months, secured by deed of trust on the premises
All conveyancIng at the cost Of tho purchaser.
n. CALLAN, Trustee.
ia 25-2awSds j. {. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
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FUTURE DAYS.
sByJ MCGUIRE q CO., Auc,

sBy J C. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctionecrs..
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FURNITURE AND
HousFHoLD EFFECTs.-On II u r. ID A Y
MORNlNG. January Sist. at 10 O'Clock. at the
dwelling corner of Maine avenue and 8 h street
west, slandD by virtue of deed of trust duly re-
corded IA liber J. A. s, No lS9, foIos Ito, &C.
shall sell the Furniture and Effects comprising
Mahogany Sofa and Parlor Chairs,
Marble top Table, Whatnot,
Cane seat Chairs, DiuIng and other Tables,
Embroidered Arm Chair, Fancy Table,
Brussels and other Carpets Drugget,
Jenny Lind and other Bedsteads.
Bureaus, Mahogany and Painted Wardrobes,
WashStaEdS, Hair and Husk Mattresses,
30 sters and Pillows,
Is anketS, Comforts and Toilet Sets
Marble top Sideboard, China Glass and Crockery,
Ra1iat1T and Open q ate stoves. dc.
Terms: $40 and under, cash over that SUM- a
credit of 50 and 90 DAYS for satisfactorily endorsed
notes bearing interest. Bv order of the Trustee,
ia I'll J. c. MEG UIRE Il CO. Aucts.
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AN ENTERTAINMENT.-Th Thursday evening a
large company, friends Of the family of Clement
Hill, Esq, enjoved the hospitality of that gentle
man, al his residence, near Lafayette Square. The
evening was passed in social converse i'm which
many nations were represented by their languages,
our own being apparently ruled out for the time.
During the evening the table set In the capa-
cious dlnlnS room, and supplied in splendid
style by Boulanger, with ali the delicacies of the
season IL was one Of the most elegant private
entertainments of the season
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DOR SALE OR RENT-A well built, new sto-
L ry and basement BRICK HOUSE, containing 10
rooms, with passage, situated on I st -eet, between
Vermont avenue and 18th st. The said property
will be sold or rented on very accommodating terms
Inquire of Ii O. L. LANGLEY, next door.
10 A
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Broke JAIL -rhe Rockville S4ntins,
Two prisoners white men, named WIN. McDou.
s ! and = harrington, description of NrSon,
v III be found i'm the advertisement Of St oi,
6lo7d, to be found In another column Of ta-dsui.
Is'peI; escaped from the Jail OF this COUNTY On
Tiesdiy night last, by pfizing out one OF the
cendiary language, and Harrington charged with
horje-stedling-
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR SALE-On accommodating terms w, a (
L LOT IN Alexandra. now used as a ship yard
near the l.ond"un and Ham hire Raj tread Lepot:
ono square 81 the above. This wonld Ia divided
INTO lots to suit purchasers Apply to JANE DADE,
corner of King and Columbus streets, AlexanGrIa
IN
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I0N FISH POTATOES.
GUO Barrels prime A LEW IVES. daily expected
from Boston All viii be sid on or before arrival.
Also, D. o. bushels prime Prince Etward's is and
POTATOES. warranted round and In good condl-
ton, which We are selling at fifty ,5J) cents per
hushei, go pounds per bushell
Apply to HARTLEY & BRO,
in 3 2w 90 and IOi Waller 81 .GeOrgetDwn.
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SUFHEME CouRr. " este9tlaY, Charles Andrews.
Ia of New York, and VIM. : c. Otis. ESQ
.. Unio, were admitted attorneys aud counsell5rs
No. 81. VIM. IL. sheldon, claimant of a auar-
NY OF cotton, ct al. appellant agt John Clifton.
ne motion I dismiss this cause was argued by
MI DJnohUe in support thereof aud submitted on
printed argument by Mr.. Owen in opposition
thereto.
,, No. 81. The United States. appellants, aat
merry r. Teschmaker ct al. The argument Of
thiS cause Was continued by Mr. Gilet for the ap-
PelIee, aud concluded by Mr. Edwin NJ Stanton
iof TIE appellants. Adjourned until Monday.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Two
l. very desirable newly furnished Rooms for rent
at 406 street north, between 9th and 18th streets
sOtf
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FOR RENT-A BRICK DWELLING, stu
ated on g street, between 18th and 18th streets,
contain ing eight largo rooms, besides pantry anu
fuel cellar. For particulars lnqu at No. 3G9 9th
street. above | st. ia & 81
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FOR SALE-A MODEL. FARM, situated in
Montgomery county, Nd, about miles from
Georgetown, on the turnpike lending to Rockville.
1t Is in Ugh state of GU tyaIon with all the inn
provements necessary. Will be sold bargain, or
exchanged for city property.
Also, two small Houses For Rent in Washing
ton, u. C.. Apply to g. w. BRAY, Real state
Agent. No. $40 18th st. ia IS Inn
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tHE THEATRE. Every available sitting and
Standing place in the theatre was occupied last
night, on the occasion Of Mr.. Murdoch's benefit
IN The plays Of 1.-The Inconstant'' and sGMy Aunt
Hr Murdoch In the characters of Young Nirabel
aad Dick Dashall, aud Mrs. Gladstane as Oriana.
W 'he former play, acquitted themselves i'm their
GSuai admirable manner; while Miss Skerrett IS
Ll<arre, IN The lnconstant," again Won golden
:, The bill for Tonight is - The Robbers or the
crest 81 Bohemia'-Mr. Murdoch az Charles De
Moor ON which occasion this disting uished ac Tor
makes his last appearance. - 'oi
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SFKEE AMONG THE "BARKERs n-Yes.erday
Ohcer featnan arrested Henry Kin: for pro-
ilnlty in the street, and took him before Justice
ponn, WHO ordered him to pay So Is fine and
Costs. In explanation 1t was stated that the ac-
cUSed Is dealer in clothing, and he has a neigh
Dor named Turner in the same business The
energetic dealers in the cheap article have their
saitSmen, who stand abou. their front doors in
vlting passengers to buy, who are well known as
6arksrs.' IL the barker Of one establishment
manages 10 take customer from another, it Is a
matter OF professional pride and rejoicing to the
s1ccessfu one, and or as great anger to his oppt
hent and in the latter il is vented sometimes
n profanity, as in tis instance; and sometimes in
G sonal collisions
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n CLOCK REPAIRING.
OLOCkS of every description ca. efully Cleaned
and Repaired. and the Striking parts properly IA
adjusted. at a moderate charge, by A. WATG1i
son, (assIsted by experienced workmen,) 80 E1N1
Bridge street, Georgetown. t&J
large stock of CLOCKS always on hand,
for sala A-3tN
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Il new four story houses lately erected on Sd
street. between ID and + streets north. Also, the
three new our-story dwellings on 4th street, front
ing the City Hall square. These houses coutain
ali the modern Improvements, and are desirahly 10
fssed For p terms &C. to MBALDMiH
Attorney st Law, No. 40 La. avenue, near 9Th st.
M entf
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DOR RENT-Two small FRAME HOUSES
l. containing thres rooms each, between LIST and
20 streets cast, near street south, Capitol HILL
K emit moderate. p. H. McNASTZ
ia asst BAT B at. south, CAPITOL Hill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-28

HOUSE FOR RENT OR SALE, containing
L IS rooms, gas. Potomac water, bath room, DC.
between AZ al eth streets. The furniture Will be
sold or rented with the house, if desired
il 0-1J IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-28

WOOD, WOOD, WOOD.-TRs attention Of the
w public TO thew benefit and eson0my.-Ths best
quaity of Seasoned OAK w ord at four dollars ard
khy cents per cord Orders left at Jno. II. McChss.
news Sro,ery. corner Tth and ~ ats, will b@ met
with p,omptitude. / car be found ct the Northern
Liberties Market with the Wood ever, day IN the
week
ia .s-sw' f. LACEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-28

SEVERAL FURNISHED ROOMS For Rent,
- ina 6 TT al and pleasant. situation. Terms mod
crate. 18th ST., between f AID r, No. 1872.