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The Opelousas courier., 1860-01-21
AAlEo Na4lss E1EaA1 NIUlasAlllkss llksss AIWl9N'
MerchantaTaiior, Opel0usas,

MerchantaTailors OPel0usas,
1T AID the honor TO announce to his friends and
- The public in general thas be has Just arrived
from New York with full and complete assortment
OF goods chosen expressly by him and for his pa
trous sitahe for genslse, cIothing, such as cloths
casmirs and other asas 10 has also ,srge assort-
ment of ready made clothing, cnt and made under
his own supervision and altar the most fashionahle
cu,s most o which 70 suit his old patrons as also ts
puddle who may wish good, dqrabIe and elegan,
csnthaaasg
OpelSusas, October Goth I8S9--ly.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-01-21
GROCERIES FRESH AND CHEAP!

GROCERIES FRESH AND CHEAP!
R R. McHENRy HUSBAND, late ofTHE SHADES,
lvA has just opened we'll chosen and com
plete assortment ofevery thing good to eat and
drink which he will sell most reasonable terms.
Call at F. A. Kings old stand, corner of Main
and Land.y streets, aid he can supply you with
any thing in his line ofbusiness of the freshest and
best quality,
RR ALWAYS OCT HAND:
MgAkN Fine Sugar. cured Hams, Rice,
ID Tobacco, -Four, Rice, Coffee, SUI
gar, ca, Cn, ess every kind of Butter; Liquors of
every kind, Brandy, Whiskey, Rum, Gin, AMI
settle, the celebrated Eye opener and Morning
Call. In fact every thing of,he sort that is pure
and good!
He SO has on hand fine lot af HOLIDAY pres
ents for children. general assortment of glass
and crockryware, and every thing in the Hard
ware line from Cambr,c needle TO patent saw
mill.
Prices are some induccment and customers
will be supplied at New Orleans rates, both at
wholesale and retail.
Give him call.
Ope!ousas, December 3lst, 1859.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-01-21
PUBLIC SALE,

By the undersigned administrator.
FHVHE public are hereby informed that
l. there will be sold at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
Administrator, at the residence Of Thomas s..
Walker, in Bayou Chicot Settlement, in the
Parish Of St. Landry. on
Tuesday 24th. January next, 1860,
the following described property, belonging
to the succession in community between John
Wilmington and his children, the issue of
his marriage with Sarah Nelson. his deceased
wife to.wit
197 ACRES o. LAND.
ON which Thomas S. Walker now resides,
situated in Bayou Chicot Settlement, Parish
of St, Landry.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-01-21
A PLANTATION

M$s Ia ~ pIReS AseUW
with all Che buildings and inn
es provenents thereon, situated in
the Prarie Bellevue, Parish Of St. Laudry
and State of Louisiana, about SIX miles
South of Opelousas, containing about five
hundred superficial arpents, three hundred
arpents Of which tract is cleared for cultiva-
tion and the balance in wood upon the very
finest soil. The said land is bounded on the
North by lands Of Benz. r. Rogers, on the
South and West by lands Of Mark w Har
we'll, and on the East by the Bayou Bour-
beux.
Also the following moyables:
Seven work mules; | american
horse; 10 head of gentle horned
cattle; a lot ofseed cane in matlass;
farming utensils; household furni-
ture the lot of corn and fodder on
the said plantation on the day of
sale.
Terms and Couditious:-The Planta.
ton payable in one, two and three years cred
it. from. the day Of sale, and the moveable
property payable in one year, from the said
day Of sale. Purchasers furnishing security
IN soliao to the satisfaction Of the Tutor Of
said minors and Pannell Scott, and in default
/ thereof suficient-real security and moreover,
the land remaining specially nortgaged IN.
til full and entire payment Of the capital and
interest Whieh maY. accrue thereon 1t the
rate Of per cent. per annum from maturity
/ of each payment until finally paid e. = :.
i r. BENGUEREL, II
| .sss4s s.s. 1fucsionee-.
| 0peloasas, December 31st. 1859.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-01-21
Pubic Sale.

By the undersigned, q Pssblic Auttsoneer''
TwyHE public are hereby Informed that
there will be sold at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder. by the undersigned
aucsioneer, before the Court House, III the
Town Of Opelousas. on
Tuesday. 3lst January next, 1860,
the following described property, belonging
to the succession in community between Sc
bastien Malyeau, I. M c. and his children,
the issue of his marriage with Catherine Nal.
yeau, his deceased wife, late of the Parish OF
St. Landry, to wit: ..as.
- A TRACT or LAND,
Esssssss situated on Bois Mallet, isthe Pa
Isskas rish of St. Landry. measuring one
hundred and thirty .one acres and 8 hun
dredths (superfcial measurel being Lot No.
Two Of Section No. Thirteen in Township NO.
Six South Of Range No Two East, and being
the same purchased from the federal govern.
ment of the United States, on the 10Th OF
March 1853, as will mora fully appear by
reference to the receipt from the Land Ohce
No $40, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon erected and thereto
pertaining
Terxs-Cash On the day ofsale.
AUG. n. ROBIN, Auceaasaer.:
Orsansas, Decemhsrad. 1867
The Opelousas courier., 1860-01-21

luI S VfIE aadeFsigned has just made arrange
hsDt u ments With Mir. W. Ell Judge. first
I'll - Matchmaker just from she celebrated
4 & s6Rse Of Hyde q Goodrich, Of New Orleans
4 Nr. Judge will be constantly IL attendance
at the Jevelry sfere Of the undesss y,
y' q corner of Main and Bellevue streats. o.. Oas Y.
d sas. where Ghronomsters. Patent LegeEs and
other difficult work will be done In work
snanlike manner and with dispatch.
u. BELARUE.
.Opelousas, Dec. sd, 1859.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-01-21
state cf 1ooelala,ta.

Washington, January 14th, 1860.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-01-21

G. 4. GEsr:s
The Opelousas courier., 1860-01-21
Auction Sale.

Opelousas, January 7th, 1860.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LEAP YEAR,

So this is leap year! All the girls
Are now their rights pursuing.
Suppose IIOIn the company,
And like them, go a woOinz.
I'll pen list of all my charms.
OF such SURPRISING GLORY,
Ard send II down, for you, dear SLY.
Tot u the world the story.
I'm hve foot Ave. a fraction
tell you this between us
NV form. without a miIliner.
Is equal to a Venus.
Ally hair In jetty ringlCts glow,
MY Ose Is a Ia Greclan;
My teeth are white, and not one false:
My mouth - pnre patrlclan.
Ny brow Is filled with organs, sir,
Would set n SpuTZheIm crazy;
Ny eyes two truant moonbeams are.
My lips are like the daisy.
My hand l. like the lily white.
With nails too short for scratching
T1ey' re used 70 working tapestry,
Though rot much used to patching.
Ny loot is Just the daIntiest
That ever kissed the dew. sir
Ann what Will please your excellence.
TIs never dressed in blue, sir.
play the organ Sundays, sir,
And week DAYS the piano;
can sing Is well as Ru sell, sir
In most accomplished manner,
"a tax Of poll ics-thn war
49, The price OF stocks-the failures
I5s atlCn's debt-and even dare
Chop logic with the lawyers;
Can pirate of German literature,
nj do not deem IT crime. sir.
When out of work. or IN the mood,
To dare Il make a rhyme, sir;
Can tlTt when Ma il out of sight
Gan waltz, or dance the polka;
Can handy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
WI e'en 4 veteran joker;
Can clear. starch collars, capes, ard frills,
Or cTImp muslin ruff, sir:
Make pgd'iInCs. cUstards, cakes and pres
III Ma will mix the stuff, sir.
VI ~ art, a vet. l. all InV own,
lis warm and true. MY aGium
l. craTim.Gl with Latin. SpauI-h. Greek:
In French took the premium.
l an not rIch. but M these days
w no cares abOut the pelt, sir?
wit. beauty. and accomplishments
Are fortunes ia themselves sir.
Now II You know q : nice young man.
Who wants q wife like me, sir.
Suppose Won hint the coast Is clear.
And let him come and see, sfr.-ANONYMoUs.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

cW1hthA Ar sd FoTELcIt WindeT. UsN p
S9inSSGSS; Dc; 6 B%hsi{, Nv; i HossRK s., Nd;
s d sd; 81 Mass. Mrs Psty S DO f9%%s
Ilsrman' 90; e Webster and family, Pa; T Soarks
do; Whstham and son, do: Sunk a nd family. Dc:
" " haseook and iamily Va; Miss bregeal, do; Mr.
MA ad Mss. Mss SG kss No. J
Miss White, do; Miss Waters, do; j Truman ny:
sI GsA;JC .ii,ms, RI TbomSs 90; dd Ii{ r
Manning s az I'D M; Newb bold. La; q Marvin,
sTqdeT CSS; .TIsIt and isdy' Pa forS Ma Ma:
ssdy Pa chi aafs WshS 90 HSg RsyHods NY;
Ia%G;,, NJ LsrrTp9g,d &c Tyson and ady, NY:
FcctaI Mas s Stewart M and .d Gas S%
ara I.'L.iy - 3; ; Grenssn ard l.fy. Ala; Miss
GIenso", do: T Symington, Md; Z Sellech, Ct.
,Eito@ hoTl s'' ~ fs S3Saa; Nj Miss
ip a 4Fi e csl.s say .n5 va
W. va; Hon W PrS ~, Ky; Miss Anna Logan. o.
tan Il lady. vs.; r a Abbott. Mi; f French
a@& ADJ s. tn sb lie de B:sGis; Go;
Mo; Mcconnell. Ps; s Cox ny; W Cio1dsbcl l
roIg snd sOn. Nd; = Baxter aud lady nv, SStsIl
81 81 fai bu Frs M. R0ssTt s%bs SGofsra Mc
6 Morton Md a. . " "'en'
BROWNS HOTEL-C Pollard, ] E.sIr. n q
and say ais k VA Fisss ssp,sn ny
hhH 1ys Va; Tuner. NIB; Neil, Syert. Col
IN M, iG., Pa; Cav ord, Nd; = Delaisle, w D..
y lent La; Warrior. Pa; ID Miller. va: Po,ee.
NJ NJ: " hRRaWy1s W. va; James Mo; T o Mitchell
Soence-. Ny; How'd. IDf: ] Moore as1 isjI
Nm Mf Dareom9, ~: Herbert, ii ID CHS n,
HS Ipsrsn oles, DR. Chapman. NY; =
HARDWOOD HOUSE Wv tt ,ynes. Va, r +
Anderson. l. ssyaga, ny; VI Whailen, Mrs Cam
Go,'sr, MIS- A ] Harper, Pa: NJ Duckey, Kan; III
HOBBS >C; LsHerty ard lady, Va; Mrs starr
J q; Forrest, Conn; HarTiF, NY: s 81 arpe
Nd; VI Cochran, Pa.
WASHINGTON HOUSE-Fscar StockdelI, E.
con, Pa: n Roberts, Nd.
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TINE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
I, q, & 3,

secured BY the Seals Of the Ecol. De Pharmacies Dc
Paris, and tbs Imperial College Of Msdieins,
Vienna.
No. L is invaluable for exhaustion, Spermstor-
rhGa, and all physical disabilities.
No. completely Grad Iostes all traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
seous and pernioious use of copavIa and cubebs.
No. has entirely supplanted the injurious use OF
mercury, thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy
relief, dispensing al impurities and roofing out the
venom of disease.
TRIESEMAR Nos. q and 3 ARE prepared in the
form of lozenge, devoid of taste and smell, and
can be carried In the waistooat pocket. Sold In TN
tered by Falpeeu, Lalemand, Roux, RECORD, 80.
Price s. each, or four Gases for So which IS;
To be had, Wholesale and retail, of DR.. BARROW,
1874 BleeckeI street, four doors below MoDOuga1
mittanoe, DR.: Barrow will forward the TrissemaI
70 any part OF the world, securely packed, and sd-
Sold also By 8. CALVERT FORD, Jr,, Wash
ton. ID. G.. de 6-6m
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MEDICINES.
HIGHLY IMP9k a Z 1T ,T9 ALL!
INDIAN YEGETlRLE uECQCTyON

1t is we'll known that in the Spring people are
more apt to contract disease than at any other
period; and il IL equally well-known that the way
to yard Of disease is to keep the blood pure, for
all the Ills that flesh is heir to, arise from impurl-
= OF the blood, the main spring Of our existence
IT'S therefore, important to all that the system
should be thoroughly ceansed and purified, and
tins can be done In the most eectual way BY using
MkS NJ. COHS INDIAN VEGETABLE De-
COGTION. the best remedy discovered for the cure
OF diseases Of Skin, Erysipelas, Sorofnla, Rheuma
hsm, Nervous Debility, Fevers Of different kinds
Dyspepsy, Liver Complaint, and all other diseases
arising from lmpurlty Of the blood. 1t has effected
the most remarkable cures, as can bs shown by
numerous certificates from persons of the highe
respectablilty, and Is recommended by all who
Of the day.
HIN sold by all the Druggists of Baltimore,
and at the residence of the proprietor.
MRS. M. COX,
13S East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
NTPrlee 81 per bottle, six bottles for SIS.
. Wholesale AGENT. r. 3. +. CIssEL. Druggist
Georgetown, ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the bis
mar Ttr
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lH1e0D1Ye0
Efeetxal Remedy ~ tAe World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
LET NO FALSE DEALc4cY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
w..ln... Ii. Back ssrct,rss AG.eu.os sfhs Kidney
and Bladder. involuntary Discharges. In5osnsy asnsrH
is"oa Id.a. Paipis.sos Il 4: Heart m,d! :%sor
Non. .. 81 Of a.: or
tso.. T:srsl; Disorder. .l.ns from Solitary haS,
der Maria mpss.ib and destroy bstn Body and Mind
YOUNG MEN
that dr..afui and bss, rSieh snnrsy Steps
unmsy thousands Of Young Man Of hs mest si
..nnf s.n... ~i;S b: esuna. a.sq..ne.
yatsd ssssasy The living Tyre, call With full ssss
dsnss.
MARRIED PERsoHs, or Yssng Men ssatshplsusG nss
rags, beng Of Physesl vssfnsss sesns debility
dsformitiss, &C., sps sdily csrsd.
Il: who Pae.. himself rnd., tn. Of Dr. may ..ng
susy eon6ds in his honor gentleman and ssnfdsny rely
upo1 his skill a. physician.
OFFICE No soUTH rREDERICK street,
s hand side going from Baltmsrs street. few
ths corner Fail oss.r's name and aunssr. letter.
usst b paid and esntain astamp.
DR. JOHNGTOu,
Members :fss Regal Cesgs ofssrgs:ns Ssndsa grsd.ats
from one Of III: mos: eminent GS'G d, un.d STATE,
Ptas Of London Pars Philadelphia and has Of
Known; many troubled with ringing n. head and ..,
when asleep great nse,ousns being alarmed at ssddss
times With dsranTsmsnt Of mind. cured mms dissly
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
rsung Men and othsrs who have injured hi mssvss BY
ssrtain practice ind.gsd in ~hsn habit .q.snt,
learned from s, companions, at school, the sfse q
renders msrfag. impOs.b. and dsstroys beth mind asd
'GTSS :s.g,a . sRHy :sS nS
limbs, Pain. in the Head pimn... Of sight Loss Of
~ D.rnns.m.n Of To. Dig General Debility,
sympoms Of Consumption, &C.
MENTALLY-Th. fearful eject, the mind mseA 70
Is dresdsd-Loss Memory Confusion ofIds DsPrsssis.
ofSpiris Evil Forbotngs Aversion fsoeisy Self
Love 81 Soi:sds Tinidy etc. are ssms Of The evils Pre-
NERVOUS DEBlLIfY.-Yhsusandss can new Judge What
eemas o. 9.
appearances about the cough symptoms Ct
DISEASES or lMPRUDENCE.
be has mbbsd the seeds Of this painful dssss oss
happens that tinsd ihams dread Of discovery
G..p.ctabiy can aon. S.iri.nd him. Il. falls int: u.
hsnds ignorant and Designing prssndss who incapable
asr month"; or long a, d, sms., fee can be o.
tanned and despair leave him with ruined health sfA
poison .rcuTy hasten tn. con.u;ionaI symptoms Of ths
terrible disease such Of the Heart Throat Nose
p.rod to hi. ar.adful BY .nds him 70 thps a..
country from whoss bourne traveller returns
DR. JoHNsoksRE sn TMp TSR Organic wEAAHEaa
BY this great and important rsmsdy vsskns Of organs
are speedily cured and fu vigor restored Th.usnds
been Immediately relieved.
All .dlm.nt, Marriage Physes or Mental Disqus
seauons Los, Of Progressive Power Nsrveu ritshiliy
Trembling and Wsaknsss EIhasssn Of the nSs fearful
,''O 'f' ENDoRsEmENr OF the PRESS.
THE MANY THOUSANDS cured atthis nstitstisn vitAis
hs last yssr and the numerous important Surg
reporters of papers and many persons notices
yhh hsr. appeared aEsin and again b.for. th. public
hiliiy sHhcisnt guarantee the slietsd Jan aty
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HAnEEHSHE?$ERNHEz'ss I EltE AAkkktHz11sq..
PREPARED BYA CHEMIST.

PREPARED BY A CHEMIST.
Bo1fLxs u, q and 80 cents and one dollar.
6HE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'SC URE-ALL should DO KEEP
In al families in case OF accidents sudden sick
ncss,as 1t fresu snty cures in less time than IL 70
cures to get physician.
II cures pain In any part Of the system and 10 ass.
externally and internally.
DAs the frequent changes Of tho weather pre-
duoe bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and Body; 6lso, Stiff Neok-eyery person shoulS
Get q bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
Sluews, Blood and Bones and By its warming cleo
GomaSnetio power, expcls Gil pain from the cysten
MN Fl s BElf y }eg hsye Cough, r.s HARTs
World
lfIou are Billions, use HARTSHORNE'SAN7
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Sto
nash and Bowels, carrying OF all Bile and Foul So
The above medicines to be had at all DRUG sters,
IL Nashlryt ton CITY; klDWELL d CISSEtL 81
georgetown; II. PEEL Co., Alexandria.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
!AsssE!SS fss fa sRGsA IL HraE

STATE OF MICHIGAN.
Ot & Go Ct
aid in the .tru0ton of certain RAJ osd. ihe'ein
tSe1Is 20: 1e.ns. se rem 1skdsss Of and.
hereinafter described
shch lie Outside Of ak m .ae ON
the railroads, "from Little Bay de Nceuet 70 MAJ
the ss
situated in the underm. ntioned townships. which
N 81
subject TO private entry at the date OF withdraw.
tn. grsdusted prices under the cot or August ..
ssi VII be restored 70 gIivsts eEtsS on ne GsS.
nary @inimum Of 81 IS per scre or at the price. t.
which they may have graduated at the date fsEh
Al the Land Office at MAKoUErrK, on Monday.
the 18th day Of June next viz:
North Of the baS. Tine cad Of The principal
Townships a. 81 ~, 45 46. and ~. of range
Townships e ts' - - as 81: aid q, Of rsrse p
Townships -. 45, <6. and a, Of ange2t
townships q, -, Is, ard Al, of range IS
TTSwD:RRP: e s. e IS s AND 81 ofrsnss
Townships q, As 81, 49, ~, a. ~. ~ 50, Of range
T SyR:sIS: z g. s. a. a. sSs
Townships 20, as IS, z6 81, "a, and 81 OF range 81
TownshPPs 4 and st g. o. Of G1
Townships -, -, - i6 and ~, of range 81
townships a. Is, -. -, az aud 81, of rsnse D
Townships y. as ~, Is. 10, 20. Is, 81. aId 5. 81
range 81
Townships IS, a. IS, 4s, AZ 50 and IS, Of rsnge "a
Townships ~, ~, 90, and S.. Of IaEgeSl
Townships ~. IS. 90. 81. and of ranEe41
Townships "a, 81, and 81. of 'enges 81 aud "a
At the Land Office at TRAvERsE CITY, on Eol
day, the 18th day of June next VIZ:
North Of the base line aud tc.Sf Of fhs principal
rididH.
Townships 20. and Al, of ranges 20. q. and p
Township 30, of range Is
Townships 20, and Al, of ranges q, IS, q, 81 "a.
q, 80, and 81
Township al, of range 81
Notice oiso is hereby Giren that the vacant publ
lands IN the undermeniInned townships. heretofore
offered At public sale, tut tenn orarIly withdraw
Tor indian purposes, ard being no longer rtqpiral
for said purposes, will be restored 10 pT,rIfr W.
at the Land otloe n TRAVERSE CITY. on MoBua,
the 18th OF June next, viz:
Townships 50, Sc, 81, SO, and 50. of ranges
Township IS, of ranges 6. Z. 8. and 2
ranges
Given under nv hand, at the city of Washington
this tenth day of April. 1863.
JOS. :. WILSON
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Note.-Under the regulations Of the Department
as here tofore and now existing. payment can 8,
ade for advertising procls tons except To- such
publishers as are specially aHthcrized 20 pubifh t.
the Comitsloner OF the General Land OH q.
ap ls-waw
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
WORLD.
The best COUGH SYRUP in tho world 10
KARTSHORNES PEGTDRAL SYRUP OF

This article is prepared by chemist, and il pre-
nounoed by medical men, and those who have use<
i, to be the best preparation for Ccxshs, Coles, Cs
Gold, and preventive OF that lion of Diseases Csx
fHSspttoR.
Persons who cling should use it. 1t 10 pleasant to
the taste softens clears and strengthens the voice
alays all rritaton Of tho throat and lungs, and pre-
vents taking cold.
IL Bottles IS and ~ cents And d. Sold by oil
drag glsts in Washington, Georgetown and AexAa
irla "a II-K
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An ARRANGEMENT FOR COUGHING IN CHURCH.
y correspondent says; Il once spent a Sunday
at Lyons, on my way to Italy. 1 attended the
French Protestant Church. The form of wor-
ship is very much like the Presbyterian, and
the minister, after preaching for about fifteen
minutes, stopped rather abruptly, pronounced
word which l took to be ''allez," and sat
down. Immediately the whole congregation.
which had hitherto been extremely quiet and
attentive, appeared to be seized with fits of
coughing, sneezing and expectoration-some
blew their noses. some took snuff By degrees
the noises ceased. and after an interval of abou,
Eve minutes the minister resumed his dis
course, and finished it without interruption. =:
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IL Late New Brunswick papers contain the
details or the late great fire at w oodstock One
hundred and fifty buildings were destroyed, in
Guiding the Commercial and Central Banks, with
all their contents the Post Office, the important
contents of which were saved, the printing office
OF the Sentinel and Journal, the Machinery Insti-
trte, all the hotels in the place EXCEPT one and
about sixty stores. The loss amounted TO 100 OOO
and was Insured fer about f3O, 900
1T The Ceatury Club, of New York citv held
festival on Monday night to commemorate the
nirth OF Shakespeare Hon; Julian c. Verplanck
President OF the Club, related some INTEREST," no
"reminiscences Of kean and Siddons of Talma
Cooke, and Cooper. Several good speec hes were
made by other gentlemen. the occasion being one
70 bring ont the best emanationS Of genius
HrNBoL DIT ON Naturalization I'm Humboldt,s
private letters recently published, in speaking of
-he amiable Bayard Taylor who visited him. and
nade a euioglstic lecture on him, Humboldt satir-
1cdllyTemdrked TO a certain American gentleman
G. \ our cOuntryman, Taylor. has travelled farther
and seen less than any man of my ACQUAINTANCE >
u A young lady in Martinsburr, Va one
evening last week, was seized by two unknown
persons who tled handkerchief over her mouth,
ana carried her TO a creek, where they threw her
ana left her to drown. She escaped however
and reward Of $500 is offered for the guilty
parties.
GEN PAEz.-Senor Tovar, the President elect
Of Venezuela, has decided upon sending a sneciaI
commissioner to Gen. Paez forme, President of
that republic, now residing in New York citv
inviting him to return to his native land. Senior
hdinoh fdeL, the generals son, ls chosen 4 COM
missioner for this object.
QUESTION THEM CLosELY-As an instance nj
the necessity Of investigating cases where relief is
asked for, the Rev. Mr.. Blunt, at meeting held
In London, recently, said: ''Not long ago We
man had taken him in with piteous story that
h.r husband had not had d DAYS work for six
month 1t was true, for he was night watch. ~
u ~ IS stated with some degree of confidence
oy The New YORK. papers that the Attorney Gener-
al OF the State has IN his possession sufficient testi
Mony Ia hx the charge of corruption several
members OF both Houses of the Legislature I'm re-
gard 10 some OF the city railroad charters
II In New York, the other evening, lodge OF
free Masons were about initiating new member
with all due solemnity, when Detective Wilson,
who Is member of the lodge, took the candidate
into custody Hei an expert pick pocket
!" The United States sloop-of-war Pawnee.
built at Philadelphia navy yard nearly ready for
service Water and provisions are on board, and
also the four large eleven-nch guns.
u Swiss envoy appeared at q ueen Victoria's
accession.
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CHARLES wIDDIFIELD g. CO.,

PROPhIETOhS,
$40 AND COL BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
And sold by JOHN SCHWARTZ, Druggist, 46S Pa
avenue, next door to the United States Hotel, and
by druggists generally. mar l4-iy,rq
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27
OCEAN STEA MERS' SAILING DAYS
FRoK ZEE UNITED SrAfHs

II C6yEERs, cRTMB cboTHs, DR. UGG ETs.
STE$ LINENS, de-, &c.. at the New Carpet
Rooms = If PERRY A. co
40 " - Corner Pa AZ. a1d Ninth 81.
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HIS CATHARTIC SYRUP,

For Infants, Children and Delicate Females, is
Wed,nnes i in the void II is nerfect snsuifUto
for Calomel acting on the Liver, removing all oh
sestion and dyspepsia. hlthomsh il Is as sure and
efectual in its Gperationslas Caomel, yet it is
delicious to the taste, that children will cry for it,
and It is gentle, innocent and harmless as the
dews of Heaven. Thousands of mothers through
out the land will bless the disoOverer of this in
valuable Medicine.