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THIS AFTERNOON d TOMORROW


BY WALL & BARNARD, Aucnoneers.
SALE OF CLOAkS, RAGLANS, EMsRO'D
~ ER!Es AND MILLINERY GooDs.-On THURS
pA1 MORNlNG. the 9th inst, at 10 O'Clock, we
shall sell, at the Auct ton Rooms, a large assert
ment OF superior lty and latest Ladies'
Cloth Cioaks and Ragans, manufactured for first
clsss New FOrk trade
Also; Fame, and Millinery Goods. comprising
straw Bonn is, Hoop SsIr,s, Embroiderles,
Ladies MerlnO Vests, Roucn-s, Flounces,
Ribbons, Caars and Cuffs, &c.
Terms cash.
mar 6-st WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
BY WIN MARSHALL Auctloneer.
AGA Serenth Street.
EURN1TURF, RAR0WARE, WOODEN
I WARE GROCERIES AND LIQUORS THURS
DAY MORNING, March 9Th, at 10 o'clock, / will
ii, In front OF my store handsome assortment of
hne second hand Furniture, viz:
MAN 'gany Dlvans, Chairs, Rocker,
I,o9nE es, Sofas 4 ables, Cottage Sets,
IDS, Mattresses, Pillows,
Cane and Wood Chairs,
sitchen Furniture, Glass, Crockery, &c.
ware. Baskets, &C.
also, a hne lot OF Liz uors, In wood and bottle,
51 boxes oil RaIsIns, fine quality.
Orr GERS and Fancy Stores will fad larse lot of
goods suited to their trade.
Terms: $50 and under cash over that 50 and GO
days credit. " w ~ Wv
mar s dts WM MARSHALL Auct
By J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctoneers.
pen. +. FRENCH'S BOOK AUCTION THIS
- week on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
ana SATURDAY "a at the st,re of w. F. Bayly,
mar est BEN. F. FRENCH, Salesman.
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BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY: Georgetown.

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of q decree of
the Orphans Court confirmed by the Circuit
Court OF the District of Columbia, county Of Wash
ingtOnl made IN the case of the heirs of the late
Samuel Leishear, deceased, the undersigned will
WEDNESDAY. the l4th day IF March, lee !, at
O'Clock p. m, upon the premises. T. at d.sirable
Georgetown d. c.. having front on said street
S6-l2 feet md running hack IS feet Tho improve
ments on sa let consist of a three story frame
house. suitable for a large family, stable &C.
Terms of sale: pne thlrd cash; balance In and IL
months the purchaser to notes for the deferr cd
payments, bearing interest from the day of sale.
deed given and deed Of trust aiken. All cen
veyanclng at the cost Of the purchaser. Title in
dlsputable. 8 T. BROWN.
Attorney tor the irs.
mar BARNARD Il BUCKEl, Aucts
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MIN's DIIss SyrYs,
Mss's Bsssssss Sssss,
YssskS Bsssssss Sstfs,
CHrLplHN's DRESS SyIrs,

store, Browns Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that their annual display Of Fall and
Winter Clothing 10 nov ready for INSPECTION. II
Youths Clothing Of the newest and richest deslEn,
in material, trimming, and workmanship.
fashionable articles Of dress, opportunity 10 nov
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
duoed prioes. a18-B
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NorIcK-Di'srret Of COlsn'6ia Advertisement,
20 % inserted IN ths BALrrAoRx Sun are yses.csd
Ct and forrarfed from THE STAR Office.
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Non-Arrival of the kuropean Steamer.
PORTLAND, March z, p. m.-No signs OF trA
Nova Scotian, now overdue here, from Liverpool
on the 22d February
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MRS. wrssIow. an experienced nurse and r

MRS. WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
ply stefan, has a SUothtpE Svxp Cor ChiLfen Tt.th
iag, which greatly facilitates the process Of teethine
by softening the gums, reducing all Inflammation
will asy all pain, and is sure 10 regulate the
bowels. Depend upon IL, mothers, il will give
to yourselves and relief and health 10 your infants.
Perfectly safe in all GASES. See advertisement in
another column. 90 lily
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= q. :. Marshal for District OF Columbia.
mar dis

MARSHAl.'SS ALE.-in virtue of a writ of feri
lVI facIas issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, for the
county of Washing ton, and Tn me directed, 1 will
expose t. public sale. for cash. In front # the Bank
# Washihgton, Ia sad county, on THURSDAY.
o'clock a. m, four wheeled stone wagons, seized
and levied pom the goods and chsitels of Mahlo
Rlcke,, and will b. sod to satisfy JudIcia.s No.
lo4, to MAJ term 1857. In favor Of John Pardy,
w SELDEN,
u. S. Marshal for Distr CT of Colunbia
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NTARSaAL'S SALE-In virtue of three writs
wi of feri facias issued from the clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia. for
the county of Washington, and to me dir. cted, |
will expo.e to public sale for cash In front Of Mar
TINS Hotel or the corner of st1 and streets, In
the city # Washington on SATURDAY, the 10Th
day of March next, 1870. commencing at 9 O'Clock
a. m, brown Mules, seized and levied upon as the
goods ana eastIsis o! Ghs,,ss 81 e asa o.
term 1860 in favor of Daniel Crowley, Morris Suli-
van and Patrick Barritt.
w. SELDEN,
U. s. Marshal for District Of Columbia.
fe 3-dts
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IL 1aossA The STAR IS pristsd on fAs festsss
"'am press ~ xss soxsI Of Baltimore, its edition
80 large as to rsqxfrs Sc be pat to press at an
sd''y hosri Advs-tissnests, therefore, shoaLd be
'sn' N before 7tosirs O'clock, M; Otherwise tksv
NAY NOT appear xr;I the aext day
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THE LATEST NEWS.
TIE L E G. II HIC.

Chicago Municipal kIecttsa.
Especial dispatch to the star.l
CHICAGO, March 7-wentworthf (Repl ma
yori'y Tor Mayor Of Chicago 10 ,2is. Whole vote
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and them for exchange e ths StsT O6oe Counter.
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BALTIMORE, January 9Th, 1862
lanes Mcdonnell. Esq. A gent for DR.. Mon
tarde's Miraculous Pain Killer and Great French
the bottle of DR.. MOntarde's Miraculous Pain
Killer and Great French X emedy, which you kindly
sent me. In my case 1t has indeed proved :" Nil
Taculous." used It for severe attack of Rheu-
mstism. and on the very first application was COM
petely cured. | cheeTfuly recommend 1t.
Yours, &C., L T. STODDARD.
Agent for Chickering's Pianos,
Calvert street.
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VALUABLE TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF THE OxYGEN
ATxD bIrTERs
fuu

WA HINGTON, ID c., juno III.
pared By pr. George B; Green, Of VIM sor, W.,
and from knowledge obtained of their efficacy in
other cases, we ohesrfnlly recommend them to the
public b-iey'ns they will fuzzy su. tain tn, recon-
incubation of the proprietor. We hope that this
ooalaapie remedy may be accessible to all the az
&I I,sn U PsslR. g. Senator. from Vermont.
James 8. simmons, u. 9. Senator from Rhode
J. 7. Morehsed. U. 8. Senator, and formerly Gov
l. H. Arnold. formerly Governor o. r hode leland.
~. ~ ood bridge. late GoverIor of Micnigsn.
H siccess In eeve GASES Of Dyspepsia, As, Inns,
sen n de bility OF the eyatem, pisces il among
the most wonderful discoveries med II s,lence,
am has givenlt reputation far beyond auy RENE
dy known for these complaints, in al ther various
FORMS - 80
Skra w. FowLK & CO.. Boston, Proprietors.
Solo oy thsr agens, eyerlvhere.
Prepared By =. W. F0Wle 4 Co, Boston, ard for
gale By T. 6lmau. 6. g. Ford, IL, 8. 81 Waite,
q. Stott, John schwaIss Nairn & NOR, Wash
instor; ana oy dealers evertwhere. mar lv,r
.PEHMns-Per.ons desiring PeunJss win always
RunA - xNYA nkon
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WATCH REruRSs.-Patick Butler. safe keep
Ing. Mich. Casey, drunk and disc derls; hue and
VIM. Plumef, col, do; do, S2i. Is. ODE Lee, for
safe keeping. Two dodgers were accommodated
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SMIrHsoNIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j Splnld
ing. Of Louisville, Ky commences at the Smith
sonian, this evening" csurse Of three lectures or
the elements and History Of Modern Civiliza
on, )" the first being, "Barbarism gradually civ
ing way to Refinement
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FIsHING HANDS The agents for hiring hands
for the fishing shores still at work seeking for
able-bodied men who are disposed to engage In
this hard labor. The gangs have not all been
made up, and some Of the shores require heavy
forces The lodging list at the central guard
house has been considerably diminished within
a few days, in consequences Of this labor demand.
CONNECTION DissoLvEp.--Dr. Isaac Cole last
evening disolved his connection a. co-pastor Of
inc FIRST Baptist Church In this city.
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BALTIMORE, Deosmber 22d, 1859.
James Mcdonnell, Esq, Agent for Or Mon
tirde Miraculous Pain Killer, &c.-Dear Sir: We
cheerfully bear testimony 10 the uncommon VIZ;
tues of Dr. Montarde's Miraculous Pain Killer and
Great French Rheumatic Remedy. Our Mr.. Da-
wilson used 1t for severe rheumatism and received
immediate relief We have also ased 1t on several
for different comp aints. in all C with co mplete
success. Wecan confidently recommend II. Yours
truly, l.. HARRISON, DAVIDSON Il CO.,
Wholesale Cap Manufacturers,
South Charles street,
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POLICE MATTERS Before Justice Donn-Yes-
terday Lieut.. Thomas and officer King Were re-
quested to arrest l.. F. Thomas, who was drunk
very disorderly, and without visi BILE means Of
support He was committed to the workhouse
for 30 days.
Officer Chipley arrested Patrick O'Neal for be-
ing drunk. disOrderly, and very profane and in
decent in the public speeches he made while in
that condition on the streets Of the Seventh
Ward. With great trouble he was taken to the
office of Justice Dom, and there his conduct was
SO outrageous as to make 1t necessary to handcuff
him; and his Language 80 filthy and boisterons,
fines and costs amounted to Sll.15 and none of
his former friends having sympathy enough to
pay FOR him after such demonstrations, he was
committed for 81 days to the workhouse A fur
ntnre car was employed and he was put aboard
and conveyed to the City farm.
night, to see Murdoch's "Hanllet" and his rem
dition of this great character was masterIv in
deed Mrs. Gladstane as Ophelia Mr.. c. Bass as
Ppoionius, MIR Bangs as the Ghost, and Stuart
n ooson as the First Grave Digger, also performed
tnell parts, last evening, in a manner which
encited the constant admiration of the audience
.n ne Dill Tor tonight is rich one, Mr.. Murdoch
same as Lady Teazle. 1t IL universally admitted
Inat Mr. Murdoch has no equal anywhere in this
cnarac'er. The cast for tonight is remarkably
sion we beIe more 50 than on any previous oeca
mas Deen oroug ht out in this CITY The reputation
OF MI Murdoch as Z" Charles Surface ); and tho
superb manner generally in which the NAV is
70 o. brought out, will cause an animated move.
ment on the part Of the theatre-going communitv
to get good seats '''
RUNAWAY HoRsKs.-This morning, "A a coun.
tryman, driving two very fine horses was an
preaching the Circle from the Georpetown .de
the hammer holding the double-trees siipned ont
and an omnibus coming up at the time caused
the horses to turn to one side, nearly upsetti no
the vehicle, and compelling the driver to let 90
the reins. Being thus entirely freed from the
wagon they dashed back at a furious rate, nearly
running down several persons and a horse and
buggy, and crossing the bridge into Georgetown,
scattered the peaceful Inhabitants In every direc.
ton, and did some damage. The unlucky driver
said he supposed they would never stop and
when we last saw them they were going faster
than ever. -
SMITHSONIAN LEcrURKs.-BishopM Splnld
Ing Of Louisville, Ky commences at the Smith
sonian, this evening" course Of three lectures on
the ''Elenents and History Of Modern Civiiiza-
on the first being, "Barbarism gradually Civ
Ing way to Refinement"
WATCH REruRss-Patrick Butler safe keep
ing. Mich. Casey, drunk and disc derls; Aue and
cnsts, 81 l5ss Wh. Fofman, col, do do q Is
VIM. Plumef. col. do: do. &21 Is OH - foy
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The following certificates from our own citizens
are equally valuable:
BALTIMORE, Feb. II, 1860.
Mr., James MoDonnell.-Dear sir: Allow me to
bear testimony to the efficacy of DR. Montarde's
Miraculous Pain XII ier" Having had a bad cold
with very severe pa in my back, $50 great that
could scarcely stand, applied the Pain Killer az
night and next day had no traces of pain whatever.
You're truly, HENRY G: GRIFFIN,
of r. b. Griffin & Sons,
II South Charles street, Baltimore.
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THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGETOWN
COLLEGE will hold its annual commencement to-
beginning at * O'Clock. The graduates of the
occasion will be the following John w. Davis,
Ind !; Richard C. Croggon, d. c.; Van-Deusen
Mayor, Md; A. G. Browning, Ky; David r.
Lindsay, Ala; A. Zappone Italy; Leroy Nj Tay-
lor. Mich; John c. Harrison, Va; Frederick j.
McNulty, Conn; James H. Peabody, ID. c.
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TIE CHILDRRK's CoEoERF--This evening
the children Of the Plymouth Church Sab
bath School, some four hundred in number,
give concert at the MelodeOn for the pur-
pose OF procuring library and Of paying
the remainder Of debt incurred in the
purchase Of a piano. The object is worthy
one. Many Of them are children Of parents
who attend no church, and would be greatly
interested, as well as benefited, by being
provided with few hundred volumes, to
which they could have ready arcess. More
over, it is well worth the price Of admission
to be enabled to learn how much music
there is in the united voices Of four hun
dred little girls and boys. Besides the full
chorus, there viii be several Duets and solos.
We attended the rehearsal last evening,
and feel assured that all who 60 to the con-
cert tonight will feel that the hour has
been pleasantly spent.
The singing is conducted by Mr.. s. J.
Wadsworth, and Miss Whites daughter of
Rev. J. C. White, will preside at the piano.
Tickets may be procured at Brainard &
Co. s, as well as at the door. a.EE
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CHURCH FEsrIvAL.-The Twenty Sixth An
niversary Festival of the Congregational
Church, (Rev. j. A. ThOme's) viii be held
on Friday evening, the 21st inst, at the
Church Edifce, on Detroit street. under the
management Of the Ladies' Aid Society.
This enterprising association have just com
pleted the erection Of a substantial iron fence
in front Of the Church, in addition to suit
able enclosure on State and Church streets,
at an aggregate cost of more than 5000, of
which less than 800 is now unpaid. They
are aboutto undertake the purchase of an
Organ. They respectfully solicit the aid of
all who may be pleased to contribute to these
objects. A large attendance is expected.
The Annual Festival of the Sabbath School
will be held on Saturday evening, eOmmenc-
ing at o'clock. Addresses and singing will
make this an attractive occasion.
Prof Thome's Church raised $50 for the
relief of Kansas
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THE sTEAM EEGNE.-The Committee on
Fire and Water met Monday eVoning to con-
suit as to the silsby, Mynderse & Co. Steam
Fire Engine, and we understand the mem-
bers were unanimous in the opinion that q
more complete, conveniently arranged, and
beautifully constructed steam engine has
never come under their observation. The
Committee will probably make report at
the next meeting of the Council. Their re-
port will undoubtedly be favorable to the
introduction of the Steam Fire Engine, and
we hope viii meet the approval Of our City
T4stts-g-
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a FRIEND IN NEED. TRY 1T.

A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY 1T.
DE. SWEETS lEFALLIBLE LIEIliHNT Is prepared
from the recipe Of Dr.. Stephen Sweet, Of .Osn-
neoticut the great bons-ueter and has been used in
his practice for the last twenty years with the most
astonishing success As an external remedy it is
without rival and viii alleviate pain speed
" than any other preparation. For al Rheumatic
and Nervous Disorders It is truly inllible and as
curative fer Sores, Wounds Sprainh, Bruises, &e.,
rs soothing, healing, and powerful strengthening
properties, excite the just wonder and Rstonshmsnt
Of all who have ever given It a trial. over four
hundred certificates Of remarkabe cures performed
b. g within the last two years, attest this fact.
For sale By Strong Armstrong and Wm. FislIs.
See advertisement bepz7-R26dEW
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MR. oscAxYAE's LE0TuEE.-The lecture
tomorrow night by Mr.. oscanyan, will be
one Of the novelties Of the season. He viii
appear before the audienceih the rich ORR
entail costume of his native land, and viii
give mass of curious and valuable infor-
nation in regard to the Turks in their pub
lie and private life, government, religion,
trade, literary and social institutions, which
cannot elsewhere be obtained. Whoever
misses the opportunity to hear Mr.. oscan-
yan, loses a rare chance Of studying chap
ter of Oriental Civilization.
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THE GAYS BALL.-Al large, select and bril-
liant company assembled at the Angler House
last evening to enjoy the pleasures of the
dance, feast on the good things SO abundant
ly provided by Taylor, and show their ap-
probation the Company to whose excellent
management the eclat of the occasion is due.
At an early hour the dancing was com
menced, and was kept up with little inter
mission till u o'clock, when most OF the
company adjourned to supper.
The supper hour was from II to 2, not
more than half of the number present being
able to get seats at the 'frst table, After
supper, all being invigorated, the dance was
renewed, and continued, we presume, till
near the dawn of day. The whole affair re-
fleets the highest credit on the Grays, and
must insure for them an increased conf
dence and good viii on the part Of our citi-
zens
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-18

FUNERAL NoT1cE.-The remains of Mr.
Samuel Boyee, first engineer on the Inflated
propeller Dacotah, having been recovered
and brought to this city, win be inferred,
with funeral services at the Congregational
Church, Detroit street, West Side, on Sun
day next, Dec. 29d, at o'clock P. n.
Mr.. Boyce, formerly of New York, was
aged 81 years. He was a young man of
ability and cultivation, a skilful machinist,
and an esteemed Christian--he held con
nection with Rev. Mr.. Thome's Church.
New York papers are requested to copy
the above notice for the benefit of the friends
of the deceased, who may address John
Vial, 90 Liberty street, West Side.
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THE GRAEs' PARADE.-Yesterday morning
The Grays, Capt. Paddock, made fine pa
rade, headed by Leland's Band. They
turned out in blue overeoats, with caPes, and
presented very good appearance. They
marched through the principal streets of the
East and West Sides.
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Mrs. H. F. N. Brown, 2ss Superior Street,
has received a large assortment Of Holiday
Books for the young people, among which
are E. Maria Child's Works, new and
beautifully bound edition of "sketches from
Nature, for my Juvenile Friends" by Fran
ces Brown. Price in plain-cloth binding, 81
cents; half gilt, so cents; full gilt, 50 cents.
Also the GChristmas Annual"
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~ E. Stair 4 Co., Fashionable Hate rs
and Furriers, 245 Superior stree ct, next Fes t
Of 4. D. Kendall Z Co., have received pel'
express, large addition to their stock of
FURs FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
They would remind their friends that very
little money viii purchase an elegant set Of
Furs this season-and not ning makes. SO ae-
eepteble a Christmas pres ient as an elegant
set Of Furs from the storrt Of a.a
e. STAIR & CO., 71
aeelsisle 245 Superior street.
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NEw CoUNTEEFE1T'-A new counterfeit S.
bill on the Greenfield bank, Mass, made its
appearance in Chicago on Monday. 1t is
spoken of as having representations ofcattle
and horses at the left upper corner, and has
probably been altered from Greenfield,
Indiana, Bank.
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FIRE.-On Friday night last, about II
o'clock, a large Touring mill, owned by
Clark Wheeler, at Copley Centre, Summit
county, was burned to the ground. The
mill was nearly new, and cost about $4,000.
Mr.. Wheeler was insured on his part for
$1,000. The wind was blowing in westerly
direction at the timsof the Ere, which saved
q large portion of the town from destruc-
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DoxAT1oE vIsIr.-Fhe friends Of the Rev.
VIM. Conant will pay him Donation Visit
at the N. E. Church on Bridge street, corner
of Taylor street, on Wednesday evening,
Dec. 1s. An are invited to be present, to
iraoou-ags the heart of hard working and
faithful minister. Come one, come all.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-18

PRIME CIeARs.-Messrs. Mould and Num-
sen have just received 10000 more Of those
Celeste Imperio" cigars, which met with
such rapid sale -. spring. They are the
best cigars ever sold u the city, if we may
credit the verdict Of those who have tried
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8- Wholesale purchasers t0ili find at :.
B. cOB5 8 Castle largest stock in tie city Of
SohO0l Books, OHttins Aaps, Church Music,
Bibles, Hymn Books, Lao GHd Medical
Books, Blink Books, Stationery, dc.
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TTamper not with Nature and the laws
physical and noral that guide her operations. Her
gina were made to uEs hnd not abuse. The dirsful
results arising from the latter are sgion;'' the most
settled habits Of the bassr sort may be overcome By
q careful psrusai Of tbs work, "Human Erailiy, or
Physiological Researcher" 1t viii lead those de
bassd and degraded victims that hover on the brink
Of dissolution to the paths Of happiness and virtue
Read and be oonviced, the truth iH thsre-
Read the advertisement Of ''Tresemsr'' in another
column. Sold By Dr.. Barrow, lsI Bleeeher st., New
York- Prica 2sc., sen free Of postage everywhere.
Also sold b. T. y. Gaylord and William Fiske,
Dwegists, Cleveland, Ohio.
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POLICE CoURT. = Thomas Harting,
drunkenness, was fined 81 and costs.
Thomas Willard, the man who was n'T
ted Monday morning fOE resisting officer J
ger assault, IS and costs.
John McDonough, petit larceny, case (
continued.
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~ The ladies viii notice that Mrs.
shaw is selling nice Velvet Hats for Eve and
six dollars, all new and choice styles. Her
rooms, 2s6 Superior street.