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FUTURE DAYS.
By NyM. MARSHALL a,

By WIN. MARSHALL, AuctIcneer.
ENTENSlVE SALE OF FINE NEW FUR
~ NITCRE, CARPBTs, OIL CLOTHS, AEON
EnNt SDAf MORNING. Fehruar, 29ih al 10
O'Clock, VIII sell. at the store of IT. Is. owl No,
800 9TH street, large ard extensive stock of fine
Furniture. Carrots, Oil Cloths, and Houseket Ing
articles. &C., viz: re
Sofas. BUREAUS, Wardrobss,
NSshsta' d Bookcases, Whatrots,
edsteads, Mattresses, Cottage Set
ChaIr Tables, Carpets, Rugs, oil Cloth,
NJ ats, Mating, Cutlery, Plated Ware,
Ctocksr', China and Glass Ware.
The avove articles are all of fine quality work
Inanship and finish, of RoseH God, w alnut and Ma
hGgaDy.
The sale will be positive, as Mr.. Brown intends
maxim chan>e in his business which req uiret
much room in his s'ore
Terms: All sums under Sso cash over that sum
credit II ~ and so days, with approved endorsed
notes with interest.
fe sd WIN. MARSHALL, Auct.
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Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK. Feb. 26 The brig Sultana, with 3
cargo Of frdit, iashore at BODY Island. Her cargo
has recently been landed ia an unchanged con
dition.
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Arrival of the Steamer Rattle

NEW YORK. Feb. 26.-The steamer Baltic from
Aspinwall, has arrived, bringing 81, 100000 i'm
spe lie from California. Her advices have been
anticipated. Senator Latham comes passenger.
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MINIS DIIss SgIfs,
News BSsiasss SSits,
YoJIHs' DIxss SvIfs,
YoxtAs' Bssimsss Swits,
CHILp4KN's DRESS SUITS,

-, St166I OE1Iy.
NOAH WALTZ & Co., Marble Hall Clothing
announce that their annual display of FAN and
Winter Clothing is now ready for inspection. 1t
YOUTH Clothing of the newest and richest designs
In material, trimming, and workmanship.
fashionable articles Of Dress an opportunity lie now
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
Of Ready Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
ducod prices. aD28-1v
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BY J. T.. MCGUIRE & CO.,Aucnoneers
DEN. F. FRENCH'S CLOSING OUT SALE
- Of Books and Stationery will Commences on
SATURDAY; February nth. at O'Clock, at store
every evening for one week Books and Paper at
entire stock. " WIZ
fe ln-lw BEN. F. FRENCH, Salesman.
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Naval Intelligence

PENSACOLA, Feb. 25 The l.. =. steam corvette
Brooklyn, IA guns, belonging TO the Gulf Squad
r IN, has arrived here All well.
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No11cB.-Distr,ef Of Columbia Advertisements
"a bs inserted IN the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at ard fo-trard.d from THE STAR Office.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-l will SELL
privately, from one thous.E to three thousand
acTes of Land, situated within Ave miles of Front
The land is heavily numbered, principally with
chestnut, oak, Of large size. and Will yield an I'M
hSe stream of water sufficient for the erection Of
mil to srind bark, or for any other application
desirable, and we suited for tannery on the most
extensive scale. The property is within smiles of
he Manassas Gap silrosd, and is of easy access
dence, IL Warren county, two miles east Of Stras-
burg, on the Manassas Gap Railroad, and will
take pleasure In showing them the prooerty Fur
ther inforInaton can be had of ". D Wallach
Edltor OF the Washington I'D. CO Star.
fe lin A, PTThAN
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kOR RENT-The south house of the row OF
l. new four story houses lately erected on sd
street, between and f. streets north Also, the
three new feurstory dwellings 4th street, front
all the modern improy ements, and desirahly To-
Gated. For terms, DO. aeply to BALDWIN Il
ATTORNEY at Law, No. 40 La. avenue, near 9Th st.
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THE THEATRE The public will be ol,d n
learn that the popular actor, Mr.. james +: Muir
doch, commences another engagement at the
Theatre tonight, supported by Mrs. w. C Glad
+ c. Bangs, &c. The bill for tonight is Shak-
sPeare's great comedy of ''Mnch Ado bout n 9th
ing" Mr.. Murdoch as Benedict, Bass as Dog berry
G.. B. Hill as Don Pedro, Bangs as Claudio, Mrs
Gladstane as Beatrice, and Miss Jennie Parker as
Hero. This superb bill and cast could not well
ID. beltered.
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IL norsA THE STAR IS printed on fAs fastest
,.sar1 press soxtk of Baltimore, its edition
Is so Iarg. TO rsqnirs to be pHt to press an
.o-ir horr; Adrsrtissnsnts, therefore, should BE-
ss-: ~ 5>for. TtoeIrs o'clock m; otherwise they
s.ay 70: dPpsar rntH fhs nsxt day.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON q TO MORRO'

VAEUABLEE BGiEDfNG LOT 5TO' IN New
PuBLic AucTIcS N0n MoNDHY AFTERNooN
re ruary 9th, at O'Clock, on tbs premises, we
No. in Square No. 567, fronting 10 feet inches
on New Jersey avenue. near the corner of north q
street running hack about leo feet to % feet al
eIls: One. third cash the residue in and IL
n.ontns, WIN interest, secured by deed in trust
fe I'D J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneers.
6 e OF CLOAKS, RAGLANS, EN-
- BRoIDBRIRs, DC AT AUcTIoN.-On TUESDAY
NOR MING, the 23th instant. at 10 O'clock We will
s-l, at the Auction Rooms, fine assortment of the
Closks and Raslans. Hoop Skirts,
straw Bonnets, Embroideries,
Ronches, Colla Sleeves, ChemIsatts
And many other Ladies' Goods, Millinery, 90,
fH 8 WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
By J. C. CURE & CO., Auctioneers.
FURNITURE NDHOUSkHOLDEF
ING, Feb .sth, at 40 O'Clock, at the residence of
family declining housekeeping, immediately 90 po-
site the National Hotel. the flag will Designate
we sinai sell the furniture and effects of family de-
Mahogany hair-spring Sofa, Rocker and Parlor
Mahosany Card Tables. Lounge, Cane seat Chairs.
f bilHSssth"' IhIse, ply and Ingram Carpets,
Dress !ng and plain Bureaus. Washstaads,
MRdroDes, Bedsteads, Toilet sets,
Mattresses, Bosters and Pillows Comforts,
LOOKING hissses, Chamber Tables,
Cooklng and other Stoves, Tin Safe, &C ,&c.
credit OF 61 aud 80 days for Satisfactorily
fe Esd = e. McGIrJREkco .ro,.
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SMITHSONIAN LBCTURRs.-Dr. Hunt delivers
at the Smithsonian this evening, the third lecture
OF his course on Geology, the immed late sub
ject being The geological and chemical relations
of life -
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HOUSE, on south 3 street, No. 173 opposite
the Smithsonian grounds Rent SIS per month
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THE OPERATE CONCERT of Madame Gazzaniga
and Troupe, at Willards' Hall, tomorrow eve
ming, bids fair to be a great musical treat and
will no doubt be very largely attended
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LEGISLATION FOR ALExANDRIA.-The Legis-
lature Of Virginia has passed a bill amending the
charter of Alexandria, to repeal such portions
of the charter as extends the corporate limits Of
this city over portion Of Fairfax county. and the
civ is thus reduced to its former limits
The bin amending the act authorizing the erection
OF a new Court House In the city Of Alexandria,
and the bill incorporating the Alexandria Steam
Ferry Company, have passed, and are now laws of
the State
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THE MAGICIAN Love will make his first appear
ance at Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow Tuesday,
night Exchanges speak Of him in the most en-
thusiastic terms
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IGOR SALE-A nice three story Brick HOUSE,
bey,s Subdivision. The above property Will be
scld on easy t9Irrs Price made known by irqur-
street opposite Centre Market. Title perfect
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LITTLE SoLDIERs.-ln Alexandria, during Sat
urday afternoon, a pstite COMPANY Of niiitarw
styled the 'Young Rifemen, - with neat uniform
ana knapsacks, paraded the streets Master Frank
adams commands the company, which is com
Poseo OF lads from ten to fifteen years of age
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FIRR About two O'Clock Sunday morning
some villain set are to dwelling on street, near
the western Circle belonging to Mr.. T. Cisseii Of
Geor setown, by which it and the adjoining ofick
dwelling and an old frame near by were DESTROYED.
The property of Mr. Cissell was Insured, and we
learn that the insurance viii cover the loss. Both
The brick dwellings were unoccupied.
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r1REMANs FuNERAL.-Yeste.day afternoon the
perseverance fire company paraded in their new
uniform, and with fine band Of music marched
TO Georgetown, to attend the funeral of a brother
hrelnan belonging to one of the q Georgetown com
panies They returned after dark
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For FURTHER HEAR1NG.-Tooe rl,toher, col ID
was arrested by Officer King. charged with being
an accomplice Of Henry Jackson, cold, (now in
Jail in various larcenies He was sent 10 Jail by
Justice Dom, to await further Developments and
a final hearing
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Two
Il very dasIable newly furnished Rooms for rent
on the frst floor. No. 427 18th street, between G
ard n sts. f. Div
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nESIRABLE PROPERTY NEAR THE
c%fI Ei'1 I'D At RSRIIyeATE TtlS sa =,
fronting 25 feet inches on Pennsylvania avenue,
between oath Ard 18th streets, running through to
north l. street, with q front of IS feet on SAID l.
street, with the improvements, consisting OF sub
stantlal three-story brick Dwelling House, with
brick ba * building.
With comparatively small outlay of money
this property could be converted into first class
residence.
Also, lot No 8, in Square No. ST. fronting a. feet
10 inches on Gath street, between I. and VI streets
north, running back 22 feet ~ inches to 81 feet
al ey, with a brick stable in the rear of the lot
For terms, &C., apply to
JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Il CO,
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t>Un SAl E. he GOOD Will. AND FIX
4 TURES of the William Tell House No SIG
7th street, opposite the Centre Market. The nnier
signed, beng about to remove to Columbia Sprius
oft5Ts the above establishment for sale it's oca on
is sufficient to recommend il To any ne ing TO
keep Restaurant: Terms reasonable ard made
known on application To tn proprietor
feN St THOMAS FAHEY
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TELEGRAPHIC ERROR Our attention has been
called to the fact that the telegraphc announce
ment on Saturday from Baltimore to the effect tina
the great sewing machine case Of Singer ayains
Walmsley, agent for Land, Webster & Co., had
been decided In the the U. s. District Court In
that city in favor Of the plaintiffs, was an error
The jury returned a verdict for the defendant In
all the issues.
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No. a-"SPECIK PAYMENT SUSPENDED" These
words create great paLIc, whilst the oft rep eated
expressions, thousands are rushing to untimely
graves =" is scarcely ever Needed though always
true, Mrs GARDENERS Indian Ba sam of Llverwort
and Hoarh9uud would save many victim OF Con
sumption II resOrted to In time. IL unfalling
ly, and is sold by all druggists f-2i-lw,r
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nor RENT--Seversl fno ROOMS, furnished or
L unfinished, at z Pa. avenue, two doors east
of the KirkwoOd House. no23-tf
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WAsHtSGToN Arr AssocIArIoN.-Thet third lee.
ture Of the season, before this Association will be
delivered at their gallery this evening, by Prof
q Richards, Of the Union Academy, on the sub
iect Of "Tbe teacher IN artist"
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SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
- Two splendid suites of ROOMS, elegantly fur
nlshed, will be rented during the session Of Con
gross, in the most desirable locality in this city
being within one or two squares of Browns and
National Hotels. Those in pursuit of such Rooms
slll do well "a make early application at No. 81 g
sth sIrset between ID street and Pa. av. de SIT
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L DWELLING-No. 3I9 9th street {. between l.
snd MIS- offered for sale very low and long
Gated IN or adjacent to Norfolk, Va If early anpIi
r r,1, is made to P. COR BETT, over Bank Of
fe
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THE USE OF DR. HOsTETTBR's STOMaCH BITTR9s
Tor Dysyepsla; Flatn'tnce, hea mess of the Stom
h, nT any other ike affection, is second to none
in AmsIlca or abroad. TO be able to state conf
dainty that ths 'titteis' a-e tam cur for the
Dyspepsl' and like DISEASES is To the proprietoTs
SARGE ul una 10y ed pleasure 1t reno es AL siloI
bid matter from The stomach, puFifes the blood.
lmpartS renewed vitality to the nervous system.
giving It that tone and energy Indispensable for the
restoration Ofheath. The Numerous ckno W dge-
ments of its superior excalsnce and banifcen re
snts have assured the prop ietnrs t. a. 1t cannot
but prove grea; cure to tie ef cted, aud impart
vitality to the thOIOug h stem.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally ev
eryWheTe. lie q cost
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situstea
"A in Alexandria county, about ~ miles from
GEORGETOWN, at the intersection of the GeOrEetowr
and Little Falls roads, consisting Of lc2 ecIes In
cure on the premises, or of Il. RICHARDS, corner
18th and X streets. Washington, ID. c. ial0-H
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CKrxINAL CouRr. The March term Of this
Court viii commence next Monday. We regret
N Lam of the continued illness Of Judge Craw-
ford, which Will, II is feared, prevent him from
taking his seat on the bench at the commencement
of the term should such be the case, the opening
will be presided over by Chief Justice Dunlop, OF
the Circilit Court
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nor RENT-Ths FIRST FLOOR Of the build
+ ing immediately opposite the west wing of the
City Hall, recently Occnpled by Chas. ). Wallach
an Office. Also the front room lii the second
story and the third floor of the sams building. For
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACH, No. 2
Inuisiana avenue. Ia Is tf
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Episcopal Church will begin its annual session in
Winchester Va next "Wednesday. Rev. Bishop
Simpson will preside over the deliberations of the
BODY This Conference beclme 80 unwieldy tina,
It was deemed expedient to set OF a new Confer
ence district which was done; and the new Con.
ference (the East Bal,imore) begins its session.
the same day in Pennsylvania.
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PRNNIRs.-Persons desiring Pennies will always
lind them for exchange ~ the Star Office counter
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WATCH fErURNs-SHnday morning Thomas
Holman, cOlOred, assault, throwing stones. and
disorderly; fine and costs, SIll5 Geo Mathers
disorderly; not tried. Seventeen dodgers
Mo"ddy morning Delavan disor-
Derry; Workhouse 80 days. Eighteen dodgers.
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LATE AND IMPORIAN News FROM GEORGIA.
GeLeTai John Il. Rice. a PractIcing attorney. in
Cass county, Georgia, and editO and proprietor Of
the standard" at Cassville, Whites thus, owe. his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

EOR RENT..PARLORS .snd CHAMBERS
Il handsomely furnished, with hot and cold watel
and be- III room: potomac water.) The apartments
are large and airy; four rooms on floor. from the
first floor mp. Inquire Of WALL, STEPHENS &
CO., 322 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
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t'OK RENT-A FRAME HOUSE on 18th street
-, west, No 500, between l. and NJ streets north
me MOUSE has rooms and M good order; a
pump OF good water In the rear of the lot Pos
street north. fe eaS.A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

THE SEVENTH REGIMENT IN WASHINGTON
The New York Express Of Saturday takes the
back track in relation to some of its statements in
regard to the New York Seventh Regiment in
Washington. The Express says:
90 We are informed that some of the published
statements in regard to the treatment the Seventh
Regiment at Washington are little Overdrawn
Quarters were provided at Washington for five
hundred men, and only two companies were left
standing in the rain until Quarternaster W in
chester could procure shelter for them. Paymaster
Kemp informs us that yet he has not been called
upon to defray the hotel bills; and has only paid
S6,3ls thus far on account of the trip The state
ment tnat the officers Were not invited to take
places on the Presidents stand was also ms
take.o
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liers OF bronze, for the second floor of the scuth
front Of the U. s Post Office Department manu-
featured In Philadelphia from design got up in
the gas fitting establishment of w Dove 4
Co, Ninth street, were hung in that building this
morning. and attracted the admiration of ali who
saw them L pom each Of the four branches Of the
chandensr stands correct model of locomo-
tive, and Immediately underneath, by wav of
braces to the branches, the designer has intro
duced figures Of the tHerald Mercury most n
propriately blending the swift messenger of the
able embellishments for post office Chandelier
Messrs Dove Coz new pattern chandler Ia
likely to be extensively patronzed.
DEATH OF CHILD OF DocrREss SAYER-we
regret to learn that Doctress Lydia Saver Has
brouck. well known in this city, and publisher of
lost by death her Pomising little daughter Daisy
AGED about three wears The child was dearly
loved and greatly dotted upon by her fond parents
and they are almost inconsolable at her loss.
PRESENTATION OPkRArIc.-The friends Of John
Landis Of Sanford Opera Troupe, surprised him
very agreeably on Saturday evening, by present
monial Of their regard for him as an artist and .
man. 6 w. Taylor addressed him on presenting
the article, and was replied to by Mr.. l.. In char
acteristic style.
POLICE MATTERS. Before Justice Clarke
Richard Freeman was accused Of using profans
! language, the penalty for which amounted Il
IS "A, which not being paid nor security giver
for, the defendant was sent to the workhouse.
| number Of assault and battery cases were d .
posed Of on Saturday by Diminishing the warrants
PRrrY LARCENY Saturday afternoon, Biddy
Carol was arrested by Oficer King, for a larceny
of about eighty cents from a woman In Temper
ar &c alley. She was taken before Justice Thorn D
in, who committed her to Jail for court. Biddyh
reputation does not stand high with the oficer.
! WAsHINGToN ART AssocIArIoN.-Theth third lee
ture of the season, before this ton will b
delivered at their gallery this evening, by Prot
iect of "Tbe teacher IN artist"
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SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The
- whole CT Square los, containing nearly 100000
So feet Of ground, tog ether with the improve
ments. consisting of asplendld h:lck house nearly
new, CO. t,iGing Is or l6 rooms with every cOnve-
Memo. There are also all the necessary out hui'd-
mgs, and a pump of excellent water in the yard
The grounds nclosed with good fence and
set out with fine shade trees. The house Is within
a few minutes walk from the Capitol, aqd Dom;
that if auhdivided into lots the ground alone will
bring more than is asked for the while property.
CHuTUN, Real hs:ate H Fsst. No oTs1 Ranf
of WASHINGTON f. l2-eOlm
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Two
Il very desirable newly furnished Rooms for rent
at 400 street north, between 9Th and 7th streets
west. no 81 eOtf
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Arrivals and Departures.

S.ss.r P-s.ams,s Karnsa-rler: CO, r N, Mrs re.
Merrill Gao. L Hr.nn J l. D.rl.ng John Daring, =
1s-. IA. d Andersen. '-~
l.Sossha Ana m asFa "a. yna go W
t~ az W. h sFs 'the ~ :, u ,fs strK'
Zen os.rsr a hssn. VI q Sswas. Va 70 gsr'.t,
r.'a; ss5,S NJ :, ny ho' pr
Ns Way "ooe-sna 10 70 ne sser'age
Ra.dan MIA i. k:ordss. Il NO.. Ms y wose!n. rs
Huafes Jno For hsy child and servnu.s; Bai
Roeeilo. = G Thompson, Richie pr A Araogo Is
cfsie "a two ts,. xuror and s.rvan. yunof Pre-.
Ira Corule Mourmau II Gnlrnan III OGndfrs y l. Mar.
u'er. CH-sersSo Mrs saaL Ms snyder, ar o Va.
s!isa2, y arciL, kng N Azcs-s.ga, II oarru1
Cu,nfpSroS-ksanshir James Aarsr- Mr. raudersa,e
and TREND rkbts Herry Rl.hy. Mas = u Ailse. M4sF
,ooub p. wslkfr, > Hoss. levy n RNcoTer, w
Rs sre lazy pof-hg-r VI sgtbca ard
nd II GRAY Ana dy D-qgs aai a<y, salouT, chAs
snofy xIs NJ berry
r4vr.poot-s,,sm.sir a..er@-W-s Maria voss. Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

Judge Toten Of the Supreme Court Of Virginia. is stcp
ping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
c, W. Farnam, OF New Orleans; W. r Petus of Flori-
da Isaiah Blood of Balstcn Spa j. Giles Of Bosi On and
). Capp OF rhicig stopping at the St. Denis Hotel
Surgeon General lawson, OF the United States army
~. willard and lady, OF Auburn, y j.; Dr. Bradford Of
0fornia; Col j. W. Brigham, Of New Orleans A. Va
ene, Of Cuba, and l. W. Disk of South Carolina, are
stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
Hon T. n Guthrie OF Kentucky; OK Governor Banks OF
Massachusetts, colonel Topper and family, and DR. Percy
all Of Mississippi. DR.. Moss OF New Orleans; Wilson q
Washington, u G., and Iir. Hammond, Of the United
States army, are stopping al the Fifth Avenue Hotel
DR. j. J. Charlton, of the United States navy; J. A.
Crawford, Of charleston, $. C. j II b Latrobe OF Ba
more +. Saunders and lady of the Wes Indies, and
L. u Hubbard Of Buffalo, among the arrivals at the
81. Nicholas Hotel yesterday
E. Littleohn OF the steamer Quaker City: L j. Cherrie
and party, Of ST Louis: J Montgomery of New Orleans
A. NJ Harris aud lady, OF Florida; W r. Ditnan OF Ala
bama: Forbes Of Texas; d Mcdonald, Of Canada and
J. Foster and lady, Of New Brunswick, stopping at
the IA!arge House
Judge wilkins, OF Halifax Judge Davis. OF Florida;
Prof. Beakey, New York; Lieut. Hudson, Of the United
States army; Thomas Groom, Of Boston; W. Eattosby,
apd Clarence Gordon both Of Savannah, Ga r. W. Sears,
Of Boston; G. Jeerys aud family Of Independence, Mo-,
: Iarctild and daughter, or Cazcnova T. Bradley,
az ITovidence, and y IL Warner and wife, OF Milwaukee,
stopping at the Breyoort House
81 Thomas, where General Antonio Lopez de Santa
Arra CT Dictator OF Mexico, Is living In spendd retro
ncnt some mschevous viDdictve persons set fire to
of the buildings his properly, AND they were
entirely destroyed II there had been breeze blow Ing
at the limo the town Of II Thomas s thought, would
have been devastated. The nccnda-ics have not been
discovered.
The Pyouss. II Port Al Prince, publishes, with intro
dlctory editor al Comments Characteristic letter from
Iamarne 70 the editor Of that PAPER thanking him for
his zeal in appealing for subscr ptons 10 his works The
poet complains bitterly 81 neglect at home and says he
has found in Hayt soul which ne failed to nnd in