Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-26

AeCiDkNT TO BALTIMORE SrRAMKR-Satur
nay, the steamboat st. Nicholas pIying between
Danore and Leonardtewn. on her return to
%. Dadm moi. broke shaft in the Wicomico river,
S1 uu was tnus deprived Of the use of wheel.
;;u sn were sent ashore and obt1Ined timber to re-
heve the boat Of the useless wheel which being
,eo. the boat started again for Bati-
went to Colton's Landing. about seven miles from
VIC Pidce OF the accident where they met the
steamer Columbia and took passage in her and
arIIvea In this city last night. The ST Nicholas
yesterday.
WAIcH RETURNS, March 25-John Hawkins,
Wvorkhouse GO days. David Driscoll, stealing;
dismissed Robert Tate, drunk; fine and costs.
S2 10. Jacob Baker. vagrant; work house 60 DAYS
Saian Ben, drunk; fine and costs, So Is. Seven
dodgers were accommodated.
March 26-Geo. Gordon, disorderly; dismissed.
Jas Doran, drunk and profanity; fine and costs
S315 Jas Valtag, do; dismissed. Thos Fitz-
gerald, drunk and disorderly; fine and costs SO Is.
Alonzo Tonnet, disorderly; do, slI5 Edward
McDermott, vagrant; do, 81 is. Ten dodgers
were accommodated
BURNING BRusH.-At this season It has been
usual for farmers in the adjoining counties of
Maryland to burn all the waste wood and brush,
and SO clear their fields for future cultivation
Inc smoke being seen In the city during day.
light, and the light produced by the flames at
night, sometimes cause alarms Of fire. and the
bremen drag their heavy apparatus long distances
to no purpose. 1t would be well for firemen to
bear this in mind, and to save themselves long
and tiresome drags on the country roads
Entomology, at Philharmonic Hail. are very pom
ular That on Saturday night, az usual was SO
largely attended that a good many had to 90
a away unable TO gain even standing room in the
HAL Inc branch OF the subject treated Of was
,ne cnoice OF occupations or pursuits in life the
lecturer pointing out those respectively to which
the different temPeraments and organizations were
best adapted.
The PHILOSOPHY OF ARr-The last of the
course Of interesting and instructive lectures be-
fore the Art Association will be delivered at their
hall this evening. The orator of the occasion Is
Mr.. Wade. Of Missouri, who has chosen for his
theme "The Philosophy of Art" and from the
well-known ability of the speaker and the fer
tility of the subject intellectual treat of the
highest order may be anticipated.
LECTURE ON LABOR BY an advertisement in
another column it will be seen that Mr. Alonzo
Z. Draper of Lynn, Mass, is to deliver an ad.
dress on Labor and Capital at Willards, Hall
on Thursday evening next. We understand thai
which fact, In connection with the recent excite.
ments at the North on the labor question, will nc
DOUBT make the lecture one Of no little interest
CAMPBELL MINsrRELs-This favorite com.
pany, 1t will be seen, appear toni ght at the Odd
feiloWs' Hall, in programme of their choicest
selecuons since last here, the band has been
much augmented and improved in every respa T.
ihose who wish to pass an evening pleasantly will
not miss the present opportunity.
IHE SUCCESS which attends thu use of DR.. J
Hoste,ter Celebrated Stomach Bit,ers evlnoes a,
once ts With In all cases Of debI ard disc ass
OF ths stomach. Certificates, almost without mum.
on, nave neen pubilshed attesing its most mira
Gu gu power In removing those painful and fear
Iul diseases. An, at this time it seems Idle TO dc
more imam cal attention to the great remedy of the
ceNenee. IL is the only preparation of the kint
that Is re.ab!e In all cases, and it rs therefor
GoIthy OF tne consideration of the afflicted The
Btters are pleasant to the taste. agreeable in thei
enects ana altogether va ia tonic or rpmed,
For sale by Druggist and dealers generally every.
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