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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-03-24
MARIO EN- vo1TuRE.-Un jour de la Sc

MARIO EN- voTURE-Un jour de la Sc
mains derniere, deux jeunes amoureux
Sc Dromenaient en- vOiture dams uae des
princpaies rues de Memphis, Tennessee
ct sentretenaient du bonheur sans fin
que le marriage devait leur assurer. Au
coin dune rue lis voient arriver sur un
ane lie juge Hill, qui etant de leur con-
naissance s'approcha d'eux pour presen-
ter scs compliments a la denoislle. Pen
dant quill lui parlait, Pamonreux voyant
Ell luia un etre proyidentiel don't il fallait
profiter, lu dit en- quelques phrases quel-
les etaient }eurs esperances ct termina
son discours en- Iui demandant sill con
sentirait a les unir sur le champ?-Cer-
tainement, rGpondit lie juge, je ny vols
mas lie moindre inconTtnient- t-Prcnant
alors Pair grave de circumstance, il pro
nonca du haut de son dne, la formule sa-
cramentelle, adressa les questions d'usa
ge aux deux amoureux, restes dams Ia
voiture, ct les maria en- pleine rue, sans
meme que le cocher ct les PEASANTS qui
encombraient les trottors sc doutassent
de la cer6monie qui veaait davoir lieu.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-03-24
I,F, DEMOCRATE,.
p~BLIH TOCS LES $ A n 4 ;
= PAR ?. A. Roy.
la Rareaux ct Ateli.rs sont sltues aupres &c
la Maison dc C0Ur.

ABON MEM Z \ T:
r~e5s @ic3-csD Da1 GI27
,s= pa YdBLES D'AFANCE --sss57s
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Additional from y,ra Cruz. etc

NEw ORLEANS, March 26.-The prize steamers
Miramon and Marquis de la Habana and tie
sioop-of war Preble have all arrived up and are
anchored of the CITY The Preble brougbt 100
prisoners, among whom was Com Marin and his
two sons. The prize steamers brought 60 prison
ers.
The Marquis prisoners were taken to the parish
prison by the L. ;. Marshal, but the trial has been
postponed.
The Mexican mails Of the 18th contain the n
teligence that the military conference had agreed
upon terms for an armistice, but Juarez diSap-
proved Of them because they did not Sufficiently
guarantee the constitution of 1857, which were
.ne conditlonal principles OF his government.
After three meetings the conference was dis
solved.
The garrison reopened their fre on the morning
OF the 10TH, which was quickly returned, two
shells bursting In the palace
The French fleet were constantly communica
ting with Miramon, contrary TO Juarez g orders
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~ -
DIED.,

On the 2Sth instant, of pneumonia, WILLIE IT,.
aged l. year snd p days, only child Of J. NJ ID
Amanda A. Witherow, Of this city.
On the 26th instant, after lingering I!lress of
consumption, which she bore with Christian forti
tnde, ELIZA c., the beloved wife Of w il.iam Carr,
aged So years, 10 months and "a days.
Her funeral will take place from her resilence
No. ~ Maine avenue, Wednesday evening, 28th,
at O'Clock, without further notice.
Suddenly, on the 18th instant, JAMES MAX
WELL, aged 40 years.
baltimore and New York papers copy)
On the 26th instant, JAMES WESLEY ROSS.
In the 18th year of his age.
Leaves have their time to fall
And flowers to wther at the north winds BREATH
And stars to set hut all '
Tho9 hast all season for thine own, oh death,
His funeral will take place We. nesday eysnIna,
at half past two O'Clock, from St., Island,
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FUTURE DAYS.
By WIN. MARSHALL. Auotloneer.

By WIN. MARSHALL. Auctioneer
FURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING AR
ING, March 2eth, at 10 O'Clock will sell. AZ the
store of Leace Co., under Odd Fellows Hall,
7th street. the balance of their stock of Furniturs
and housekeeping Articles remaining i'm store Wig
A good assortment of Furniture of an kinds,
Plated Tea Set, Ca tors, Fruit Baskets, Forks,
Forks. &c, ~
Wooden Ware and Baskets of all kinds
French China Tea Sets, Crockery and Glass Ware.
Pictures, Looking Glasses, Clocks &c
The above goods will positiveiy be sold, as the
store has been rented. and they have dissolved
Terms: All under So, cash balance in l, and 3
months, with interest
mar Is 90 VIM MARSHALL a,c,
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PROsTRATTON OF THE SYSTEM and rapid decline
are Almost invariably the results OF early maI-pr
toes and unchecked vicious habits "A treatise
deliberately got up has lately issued from the press
illustrating this tendency, and the cure ms we'll as
R,eyention OF the same it 10 entitled Human
FrG'lty, or Physiological Researches" It enters
flu ly into the causes, effects and most eficacious
mode Of curing all diseases of a delicate nature
with copiOus instructions for the perfect restora.
ton Of those who prevented by mpedlrnents
from ents ing INTO the marriage state. Sold by Dr.
IS cents. Sent free of postage
Sold also by g. Calvert Ford, Jr., Washington,
u. y. MARI I'm
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THE LATEST NEWS.
L E l. E. G. Is A PHO.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ArriYal IL h. Rnh


roSILAND, March 27-Tbe Montreal and Liy.
e.Poi 70 ny steamship Bohemian, from Liv-
PooI on tne nth, arrived here this morning. She
town. WIG i"NA via Vuoohs-
The steamships Prince Albert. Bo,u,.,. .,.h,,
ann Anglo-Saxon, had reached their des,in.tion.
in safety. ue''hAuoh'
The Cotton market for three days rul.a a,u
with sales Of 1900 bales, and closed with =
declining tendency, and In some cases I-i6aIs
lower.
/ The Breadstuff market ruled quiet
The Provision market closed steady and gener-
ally unchanged.
The Money market was more stringenu; Con-
soils closed at % Laos.
lsEcoND DISPATCH
The Savoy question had been discussed In Par
lament Lord Russell asserted that the English
Government badialways been hostile 70 the annex
alton, and Lord Palmerston declared that II the
other great Powers objected also France would
withdraw her pretensions
Advices from Turin say that the whole army OF
Sardinia has been ordered TO assume q war footing
on the LIST Of April.
Nj. Thouvenal had notified Count Cavour that
IL Sardinia accepts Of the annexation Of Tuscany
she must not reckon on the support Of France
Advices via Queenstown say that Sardinia had
agreed, by special treaty, to cede Savoy and Nice
10 France
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By A. GREEN AuctIoneer.

SALE of VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN-On MON
Day the ID day of prll next, 1861, shall sell, in
front OF the premises, At clock D. m, by virtue
OF decree Of the Orphans Court and confirmed by
the Circuit Court of the District Of Column a, al
the city of Washington, district of Columbia and
lad down on the plan or pot of said city, being 10,
marked r., IN squaTe numbered sra, together with
Brick H"us-. with back buI ding, &C., &c.
The above mentioned property is handsomely sit
street.
Terms; as prescribed by the decree, is one third
give satisfactorily endorsed notes for the deferred
payments: bearing interest from day % sale, and
the I.tIhcaton Of the sale, the trustee will convey
If the farms pc not comnl,eS VIII a. eost
sale the trustee reserves the right to rese the
property at the risk and cost of the Teaulng pur-
chaser, by advertising such resale three times in
the Star ne spaper.
SAMUEL l.. BRYANT,
Trustee and Guardisn.
mar 2l-dSds A. GREEN, Auct.
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Bv A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

NEARLY NEW TWO-STORY FRAME
House AND Lot AT AUCTION On THURS
DAY, the 29th instant, shall SELL in front of the
premises, at O'Clock IN, the northl3 feet inch
es OF lot u, IN Cruttenden's subdivision of square
No. 500 fronting 9th street west and running bach
between U and streets north, To a public alley,
with the Improvements, which consist of a nearly
new two story frame house, with q two story hack
building, containing six good and conveniently ar
Terms One third cash balance in 6, II ard IL
months. for notes bearing interest, secured Iy a
deed of trust on the premises.
mar 22-d A. GREEN, Auct
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Fire ut Niagara, e.. w.

NIAGARA, March ga fire yesterday morning
destroyed Gibson's cabinet shop and seven ad-
joining buildings, including the Odd Fellows
and Masonic Lodges, and all their contents.
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NEW YORK, March 27.-Flour is heavy; State
S.l5a5. Is; Ohio IS 90a6 10; Southern S. s5a6 %.
Wheat is dull. Corn 10 firm; white and yellow
7la77c. Pork is firm; mess Sic. Lard closed dull
at l0a all sc. Whisky 10 dull at 226.
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Collision at Sea-Lo,. of Lif.

NEW ORLEANS, March 26.-The ship Forest
King collided, near Cape St. Antonio, with the
bark River Belle, from Cienfuegos, bound 70 New
York. The latter was sunk. Capt. Hayes two
children, and passenger, VIM. Studley, Were
drowned
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Death of Hon. Francis MaIIory-NavaI.

NORFOLK, Va, March 26.-Hon. Francis NAL
Tory, formerly member Of Congress from this
district. died here this morning.
The United states steamer Pocahontas 10 stu
here waiting orders. The United States steamer
Dacotah, at the hayward is rapidly getting ready
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New York Rank Statrmeut

NEW YORK, March 26.-The weekly statement
of the city banks shows increase Of $50, 900 in
loans, Sll 900 in specie and decrease Of ei5 600
in circulation, and $500, 600 in deposits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-27

THE CAMBEILS were greeted by large and
fashionable audience at Odd Fellows Hall last
night. This troupe never fail to draw crowded
houses by their rich performances and the main
thing is to go early SO as to get good seat
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

STREET, on THE isLASp, AT AucrfoSNon
FRIDAY, 3th instant l shall sell, in front of the
premises, at 51a O'Clock p. M, the following de-
near MARYLAND avenue: being the south 20 feet Of
Lot Ne. 10, in Square No S5S
This property Is handsomely situated. and the
sale Will be well worthy the attention of any person
wishing To purchases hne building site.
Terms One-balf cash; balance in SIX And tw a. va
months, for notes bearing interest from day of "a
deed gwen, and a deed OF trust taken. Title in
dlsputabe. "
mar &c is A. GREEN. Auct
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The ARMED POLICE.-lr. Editor: Can any on
inform us by whose authority the police has been
armed with muskets and formed into military
company Has the Secretary of War authorized
IL? CIr.zrre
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AGROUND.-The New York steamer Mount Yer
non, we hear, is aground below the Long Bridge
on her way to the western wharves, and will no,
get off until the next tide
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Financial

NEW YORK, March 27-Stocks are dull and
heavy; Chicago and Rock Island 65S; Illinois
Central shares 60hi Michigan Southern ~; New
York Central IA; Mo. 6ssl.
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REMOVAL BY an advertisement in another
column, it will be seen that Mr.. Rudolph Buchly
has removed his fine house-furnishng establish.
ment to No. 42s Seventh street, where he keeps
on hand an excellent assortment of everything in
his line . -
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AcquittaI of Capt. witcher and Others.

LYNcHBuRe, Va, March 26.-Captain Vincent
Witcher, Addison witcher, j. A. Smith and
Samuel Swanson, tried for killing the Messu
Clements, In Franklin county, Va, were acquit-
ted on Friday last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-27

By BARNARD & BUCKLEY; GEORGETOWN.
GALE AT THE ORGETOWN MARKET
~ HOUSE OF THE FISH AND VEGETABLE STANDS
AT AUCTioN-On SATURDAY MORNING, 81 st
instant at 10 O'Clock we will sell, at the George
town Market House, to the highest bidders, the
Fish ard Vegetable Stands, for one year from the
9Th of April next, a: which time possession viii be
glyon Also, inside Stands Nos. 1 and 2.
Terms cash.
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NoTIcI.-Dtsfy'es Of Csss1Ssa Advs,tisene.t.
20 30 inserted ." fhe BALTIMORE Sun are ,seeicsd
1t and ferOa,dsd frem TEE SrAR ontes.
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WATCH-HOUsE.-No cases for trial Sever
dodgers Were accommodated
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New Yark MaKLefa

Inc w GLAND canal.
ST. CATHhRINEs, c. w. March a6-The Wei
land canal will be opened on the first Of April.
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EOR SALE-A NEGRO WOMAN, who i. A
T. 6rst-rate cook and bread maker is very indus
tIous. strictly honest tWill be sold for less thai is
now offered for her by trader The obisct of this
South. Can be depended on ss recommended, Meme
need apply except those Who want her Tor their own
use. Apply TO WALL & BARNARD, Auction
GERS mar Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-27

BY J. c. MCGUIRE co. Auctoneers
EURNITUREANDH OUSEBOLD DEFECTS
AT PUBLIC hUcTIoN.-On T III URS nA Y
MORNING.. March 18th, At 10 o clock, at thSresl-
derce of lady declining housekeeping, No. 1877 r
street, opposite Wind+r Building, We shall sell
the Furniture and Effects COMPRISING
Suite of handsome Walnut Carved Parlor Furni-
ture, CONSISTING of Tete-e Tetes, 6 Parlor
Chairs and Arm Chairs,
Rosewood arble-fop Tables, Whatnot,
X u h-se at Chairs, Gilt Window Shades,
Handsome Brussels Carpets. Oilcloth,
STAR Carpets, Rods and Eyes.
Walnut Extension Dining Table, Oak Dining
China, u ass, and Crockery Ware
Bedsteads. Bureaus, washstands,
Toilet Sets, Looking classes Clock
Feather Beds, Mattresses Bolsters
Blankets, Comforts. Counter ancs
Cooking and other Stoves
Together with a general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms: $50 and under each over that sum .
credit of 81 and 30 days. for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
mar q j. &. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
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MARRIED.,

At Rockville, Md, on Monday, March 26th, by
Rev. J. l.. 7. Hol and, LEWIS BEHRENS TO
Miss MARY KEESE, eldest daughter of A, T. l..
Reese, both of Washington city.
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u nosgA THE stan /. prSsssd On tie ,fhsts,s
Sesse press - sossA If Balsimoss, iss sdieiea
~ 70 large ysqrrs Il to BE- psf 10 pres, AZ ~
sariy horj Advertisements, fAsysfors, sAosd D.
ser1 - beors Tsee!cs O'Clock, M; efker,siss tkev
,say not appear sssil fks ssxt DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-27

THE THEATRE Our citizens will be glad to
hear of the appearance of that great Washington
favorite, Miss J. NJ Davenport, at the Theatre to-
night: She appears as Julia in the play of ssThe
Hnnchbach, with Mrs. Gladstane as Helen, and
Mr.. C.. b. Hill as Sir Thomas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-27

WAR AGAINST THE GILLRRs.-So great is the
bitterness felt by the preprietors Of the Potomac
fish landings to the gill-netters that subscription
paper is in circulation amongst the land owners,
contributing eight per cent of their landing rents
for the purpose of breaking up gill-nettng In the
river
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-27
26 BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Auets.
By J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE FARM OF 100 ACRES

VERY VALUABLE FARM OF 100 ACRE S,
NEAR BKNNING's pRIpGR, FOR SALE Ar AUc
IIoNMOn THURSDAY, April 5, at O'CLOCK p. m,
we VIII sell, at our auction rooms. the Farm now
occupied by X. Frisby IT., on the road leading Ia
Benning's Bridge. This farm contains beautiful
grove OF ten acres oak timber. sixty of upland
under good state of cuitIva and thirty acres
of marsh. lying the Eastern b. anch or Anacosta
river. The buildings are a Frame Dwelling House
carriage house. stable, &c.; located on the top OF
the hill commanding fns view of the cities OF
Washington and Georgetown. The place ia one OF
the most desirable in the District, whether for
market garden or dairy purposes, or as a country
residence.
forms: One fifth at the time of the sale, and the
balance In four annual payments, with interest, to
be secured by deed Of trust on the premises.
j. T.. MCGUIRE 4 CO., hucts.
eOd&ds
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DEM MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
l. PANY OF PHILADELPHIA.

Those insured will please call at the Asency No
33s It'll street, between the hours Of ard lGo elk
IN the morning. to receive their scrip dividend Of
and also per cent. cash scrip fram 1880 to 1855
mar "a ST JOHN RIGGEES. Agent
FOR SALE-A NEGRO MAN, a coachman
and farm servant; H. IL quick and Industrious,
and competent to any possible farm vol and the
manas cement of any machinery used on a IA m and
suiring an intelligent and very useful tsrvant Of
th,s description, for his own use, he will be
HIS owner Tlll not sell him to trader. Plea e ad-
dress Box No. 2 Star Once. MAJ 81 n
REMOvED.-J. r, B. SCHwARZh not fes
~ his custom srs and the public that
he has removed his PICKLiNG andN n
OYSTER OPENING ESTABLISH-&
MENT from the corner Of 18th and p VfSV
streets, to No. $50 18th street, corner ~
OF Penn, avenue; where he will be happy TO serve
al VINO may call on MIN. At his usual reasonable
rates. mar IS IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-27

Dry GooDs.-R. Brice Hall, the extensive dealer
on the upper part Of Seventh street, has recently
opened as extensive and fine a lot of staple dry
goods as were ever brought to the District of Co
lumbla His business up to this time has for the
most part been confined to citizens in search for
bargains-to those of us proverbialy solicitous of
always being sure to get their moneys worth In
buying family supplies, and to the MARYLAND
trade. To both these classes his sales for wears
past have been enormous. and they bid fair to in.
crease, as all now know that no better goods and
no lower prices than his to be with In any
dry-goods store In the country See his advertise
ment in another column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-27

PAINT
ON London, at PHILIP &
itAn BOOKSTORE. 320 Pa.
10th ste: Sole Agsnts for
'oreign Stationery, 70 Il
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DHOTOGRAPHIC .
inGs, inst Iecsived, 4
avenue, between 9Th and
LaVPence's elebrated /
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CROWLEY, the card writer at the National
Ho,ei, has engrossed in handsome style the pre-
amh!e and resolutions Of the City Councils thank
ing .ne Seventh Regiment and other military
com anles present at the Inauguration Of the
WASHINGTON statue. AcoPy 10 70 be presented to
each company. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-27

Deepening OF THE MOUNT VERNON
II HOTEL AND &kAh
corner of 6th and N streets south, near ~ III
the Aqua steamboat Landing. Travel
ers ard others can be accommodated with boad
and Lodging, as il is only a few stps from The
steam boat landing. The house is very pleasantly
situated for comfort. and commands heautifnl
view ofAlexandria and the Potomac n er. Charges
mar "a 81 JOHN MILLER. Agent
CHICKERING q, SONS PIANOS, RECON-.
~ mcpded atoye all Others, by Strskosch
Patti, Colson, Uilmsn, Thalberg. vIeux yR
emps JaelI. Gct,scha'k, Palmer, CaulGsld WxTI
Hunter. Fssrtsch, Perabesn, and hosts OF cur ctI-
zens. For sale only BY
-. JOHN r. ELLIS,
mar24 SOC Pa. av bet 9th and 10th sts
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]: U NJ Der AND GAS FITTER,
SCUM stde Of Penn. of 1ifh street and
opposite the Kirktcood Hemse.
taxes this method TO INFORM his friends and the
public that he is prepared To furnish them ith al
s 3 hS come ted with the PLUMBING AND
Bath Txbs, Water Closets, Urinals, Washstaads,
SAo'ss,s, Sidsis' Hydyan5s. Pxnigs, Rams,
Fixtures Of erery deseriptton -
lie Will introduce Water and Gas upon the most
reasonable terms and guarantee satisfsotlon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-27

CkSTRE MARkEr.-The market opened this
morning with an ordinary attendance of dealers
= no, Very great throng of purc hasers, an average
Tsp'ay OF Provisions, and a moderate demand
ne prices OF last week are the standard this
hnn,. GOOD order prevailed during the sale
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noon yesterday was caused by the burning of :
stable at the corner Of Fifth street east and M
street south, belonging to Mr. NJ. Pope Mr.. Pope
10 the owner Of the nne stallion Black Hawk, and
very fortunately the noble animal had been "a Ken
out Of the stable very short time before the q re
was discovered. Mr.. Pope refused 81 900 for hi M
az the Agricultural Fair at Rockville Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-27

ARREST FOR LARcENY.-Yesterday, Henry Ber-
gen was arrested by Guardsman Henry s. Ward,
for stealing from Samuel Lilienthal, Of Alexan.
drla, Va, pair Of pants, cloth coats, 3 fine
Italian coats, drab coat. silk vests and white
shirts, as stated in yesterdays Star He had been
In Ine employ Of Lthenthal, but had taken a sud-
den departure, and soon after he left the goods
were missed. He was traced to this city and
before Justice Dom, and by him committed to
jail 70 await reputation On his way to prison
ne agreed 70 go TO Alexandria without a REQ uisi-
'ioh' ne "as 'aken down by Officer J F. King
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-27

IHE ROW AT GERHARDT's.-S Saturday after
noon, young man named VIM Lansford went
10 the lager beer house of ]. Gerhardt on street.
near sixth, and drank there. Lansford who had
taken Little too much fell on the floor His
friends asked for chair for him to sit upon
which being refused, one of them went to get a
chalI. upon which row ensued, and Lansford
was badly beaten with a stick nv the bar keener
Fred Diedrich. He was arrested and taken be-
fore Justice Dom, where he stated that Lansford
was hurt by falling on the stove, but this was con-
tradlcted by the evidence. The witnesses stated
that the ire of the keeper raised by the fact
Of their drinking bottle of sherry on the premi-
ses not purchased In the establishment Justice
Dom held Diedrch to bail for court.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-14
A G. A K I'D

To the People of Perryoburg and Vicinity.
THE undersigned W ouldrespectfuly an hat
l. he has located himselfin Perrysburg, for the
purpose ofpracticing medicine. Having been prac-
ticine medicine number of years in the county, he
feels no hesitancy in assuring the public that he is
well acquainted with the diseases of this part OF the
State. Office. in connection with F. & ID. X Hollen
beck'sLaw Ohice-in building formerly occupied by
+. Hollister& Co. Residence Second ST.. first
door east of Rev Mr. Rosenbergers c Church
Perrysburg, Dec. .'59. c. C.W.MARVIN.M. D.