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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-07

.ss5z FOR SWANSBORO'. n. C--The scbr
sss FSE, is now loading foot Of South street and
WIi nave dispatch For freight apply t, the Captaip ON
Poa6e, or 70 CHAS. II. Ny Frs & BRO,
i---t ~ South street
49, FOR NEWBERN, \. C.-The packet
cho3ner &. MAITLAND. Capt Gray, will receive
ieight To DAY, and sail with despatch
n21tL JAS. CORNER & SONS.
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IMPORTS Ar BAT,TINORE

cHINcHA IsLANDs-Barl Oasis.-679 tons guano, / 200
dunnage bags, Barril Bros
C0ASTWISE.
AsoSToN-&edmShip Ben Deford.-106 cases boots and
SHOES, Grnnell jenkins; 104 do, Brooks Fulton Co
IOO do, agent Baltimore and Ohio r. r. Co.. rs do Her
man 4 Co; 81 do, F. W. Seabury & Son; 294 bDls
apples 100 bales dry goods 81 do ia bbls mack
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Business GsrDg.

/ BIESTER
Il AZ MANUFACTURER OF
GILT AND ROSEWOOD MOULDINGS,
LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES.
No. 3l2 ". BALTIMORR STREET.
.,,. ~ Baltimore.
30 III kinds SHOW CARD FRAMES maie to order
ROOM AND CAR MOULDING promptly attended to.
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.rsssz=5s FOR WILMINGTON, n. C.-THE MER.
ffs zss4 CI ANTS REGULAR " EEKLY LIN OF
TAX btS-ihe Al clipper schr. LOUISIANA. Mitchell
BaFE large portion OF cargo board, viii sal! with
despatch. For frei.i, MASSAGE applyto ~
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o..s HESLEN ROGERS
NIT n. corner Pratt and Gay streets

ass5t5 FOR BOSTON.-THE REGULAR
=sst7g8 ACk ET-Phc fast sailing schr WEST DENNIS
T,o4-E master 10 now loading for Boston Having th.
nus ~ hcr cargo engaged viii have quick dispatch Far
Irgi S, or passage apply to HhShEN x ROGERS.
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NEW CARVING AND
IN GLIDING ESTABLISHMENT
We would call the att ption nf the citizens Baltimore
and the public, to nur n w ESTABLISHMENT, No 80
West Baltimore street. when lnauufae curing to
der P lot U Il n, fURrRa IT AND h0DKlSGGLASS
FRAMES. GILT WORK ofrI cry ynrety Also importing
FINE EN3Ei WINGS AND tNEkAAN AND FRENCH
L0OKING-GLASS PLATE
RI orders in our line will be carefully and punctuay
eXecu ed on very mode ate terms. - - 49,
VICKE Us & FRANCR
nli-tf No. S3 West Bam st. near FIR .derick.
VERY FINE GUNPuW DER l'EA.-I have re
ceiyed small uvon- finest T. vnpowder Tea,
ported, in small PACKAGE for family nse. Tor sale ny
ESQ H0LIfES
sl2m corner Favrttp an Charles s's
ZINE CIGARS, OLD WINES, ND PURE
Il BRANnIES.-I have received invoice II the above
articles, which for purity decacy and characte cannot be
surpassed.
The Port and Sherries from the London Doc Ks The
Madeira % years old The Brandies the vintage Of 1920
to 1853 Connosseurs invited the above They
are for sale wholesale and retail by GEO HOLM :,
II N. Charles street, corner Fave, tie.
fresh supply Of Stton and Cheddar Cheese just
ceiv ed, for sale by the above oSG2
MAUDS.
lVI 20 Mems aud Boys TRAVELLING sHAwLs
for sale by
... FRICK, PHILLIPS Il CO,
ansH 8South Charles street
SUCCORY-25 casks German Succory, for sale
~ by GEYER WILKENs l22 W. Lombard st. n5lm
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-sz7zs&k. FOR LIVEKPOOL.-The Gne Al Roiti-
kSszsz2mor built ship JOHN CLARK, Ieougpan n,sst
now ,9ahGg at Commercial wharf, f9N VS. tIr GtLt
TRAY and viii have dfspatnN. For freight AMY
70 ItARD Il ROBFRS
h'-l iG Bor'y's WIN
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o. WI, FOR RIO De JANEIRO,-Tbo mark
sssT WHEAT AMP. Captain Peace, ~ ne C s
or aol lht i2ul or 10th inst Far Ifo, ,itt
OF passage having good a-cgmmrdations aT1 t fre2ht
d7IO- 3ABEkF Grimes.
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Dr. TOR LlYERPOOL.-The fine SHIN
rEzssSoCEaN TRAFELLER, Eoarlran. ,nos,c- ,r
have dispatch For freight arriy to '' lam VIII
dI-tr -"A''l 9 I'HG EES,
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SUCCORY-25 casks German Succory, for sale
~ by GEYER WILKENs 1872 W. Lombard st. n5lm
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HEO. w. HOOPER,
~ SHIP CHANDLER AND GROCER
49,. AND DEALER
Hemp, PATENT CORDAGE, CHAINS. ANCHORS
SPIKES, PAINTS. OILS, NAVAL STORES. OAEIrN
BLOCKS, BUNTING, Hay, ROPE, &c
~ CORNER PRATT AND SoUTH STREETS,
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MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMERS

R.SEMME&,
Engineer Sacatar,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-09

nj IA tnis city, on the 9th instant, Mr.. JAS LIT
L IL, IN the 68th year of his age
MS iatlves and friends are invited to attend his
from his late residence, near the Congress
the 10th instant. y 0''o ~ y"
en- IN his city, on the 9Th instant, THOMAS
~ lbs; infant son Of Thomas and Ellen Lucas,
~ 1h tne Sth instant. at l1H o'clock D. H., MARY
h Her fnndNH.;, R0WLES, in her 10th year.
P'arce, Twenty-fourth street. between 7. and NJ
60, ni3rroW afternoon, at 8 O'Clock. Her young
Ill ntt VI the Sabbath and day schools requested
On I'm Monday morning, the 9th instant at 81 o'cl'k.
RICE Pts but rapid desline, FLORIDA b.
Inc iuneral will take place from the residence of
hnDert ricketts,, BIS | ST.. tomorrow (Tues,Iay
AFTERNOON, 10th instant, at o'clock.
Az tne I ;. Soldiers Home, of dropsy on the 4tb
insIant JOHN ARNOLD aged - wears a native
antry. - wiz -0' I'VE NoH' - D. IN
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drunk and disorderly fine and costs. 81 Is las
ihomas drunk; do =, do. Josephine Miles, do
10, o. 10. Five dodgers were accommodated.
Sunday.-James Barnes, charged with stealing
ara, Va. The horse and wagon were recovered
ana Barnes committed to jail Augustus Hunt.
charged with threatening and attemp ting to fire
'ne mouse occupied by Chas. Werner as a restau-
rant; Jail for further hearing VIM. White col
oisorderly conduct; fine and costs, 50 Is. Jose
pnus Davis, charge of larceny; dismissed Two
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ap Cts WALL BARNARD, Auc.s


/ AR6E AND HANDSOME PRIVATE RESI-
NJ ~ pENCS IN GEoRGETwN AT AUcTIoN,-On
w EDN ESpAY, llth instant, at So O'Clock D. M,
'front.' OF the premises, will sell to the hig nest
uder that large, convenient and hand some house
me residence OF the late Col. Humphreys situated
on Gay street. near Green steet, fronting S. feet.
which street 1T fronts 50 feet. The improvements
consist OF large wellbuIlt, comfortable, and con
Ing beautiful view of Washington the Potomso
liver, ana the Virginia shores. There is also at
This sale offers an opportunity To secnre one of
TIE best private dwellings in Georgetown.
IeTms One-fourth ca h; the residue in s. IL, Is,
ann "a months, with interest from day Of sale The
title Is Pc. fec. A deed gwen ard a deed Of trust
apo BARNAND 4 RITHNCIr
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To CoNsUMPrIvEs.

This great soec,Ss ' 70, C consr Uts ysny
ceding all Others in its curative effects upon those
ssinlGted with tubercuiaZ diseases Prepared upon
robbed OF the nauseous taste of the plain article it
Is received into the stomach in its jefsd FORM
and dgested passing into the small int st nee drop
Oy crop, su 2plylng the wastes of tho body by its
tslslDg nature in overcoming the disease Az
proved by the New York Academy of Medicine
!. Sopdsnty offered remedy for
spectacle druggists: Price Stper bottle
PENFOLD, PARKER Il MOVER,
No. 10 Beekman street. New York
mar lo-Sm Wholesale Agents,
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By j, G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctiopeers.
MAHOGANY PIANO FORTE,FURNITUR
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

FRAME HOUSE ANDLOT FRONTING IN
Il I'D, BETWEEN NORTH u AND I'll STREETS IN THE
FIRST WARD. AT AUCTION -Un MONDAY the
Sth inst, sha sell, IN front of the premises at
O'Clock p M, the south part Of Lot No TO- in Square
NO d. having front of SIN feet on 22d street by
teet OF ground, with the provements, which are
The above mentioned lot is handsomely situated
In very rapidly improving part of the First Ward
ana the sale VIII be well worthy the attention Of
inc site. ~
Terms: One fifth cash balance in one and two
A deed given and deed of trust taken. Title in
disputsb!e. A0 III
apS (Con.) A. GREEN, Auct
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Baltimore nIarkets.

BALTIMORE, April Flour closed firm; How.
ard street IS So. Wheat closed ouoyani; white
81 .oOal.7O; red 81 45al so. Corn active, at an
Provisions closed steady; mess pork sIsasIs p,
prime SIS; bacon sides lOc. Lard Ilal2c whit-
Ky dull at 22a22 &c. for Ohio.
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By A. GREEN, Auctiopeer.

'NWO-S STORY AND ATTIC FRAME UOyrSE
L AND LOT. ON FOURTH, BETWEEN M.sskCHT1
SITS AVENUE AND NORTH ST. AT AUCTIoN.-On
MONDAY, the 18th inst, | shall sell, In front of
the premises, at half past FIVE O'Clock D. M, an ex
caent two-story and attic Frame House. contain
Ing good and convenient rooms and the Lot ON
Which 1t stands, being parts of Lots No 20 and ~
Ia square south of square SIC, having front Of II
1eet on Fourth street west running back 95 fact he
tween MASSACHUSETTS, avenue and street north.
Terms; One third cash balance In 6, IL and 10
months for notes bearing interest from day Of ga
A dsed gwen and deed of trust taken. Title IN.
disputable. INV -iA
ap9-d AGREEN Arct
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LYON'S MAGNETIC PILLS
Arc Certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold eVerywhern an q o.,


DIR. }. HOSTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIZ
TERs, Tor the cure of Fever and Ague is beyond
all controversy, the safest and best remedy that
coud be used by the afflicted for all diseases of the
a'ove nature. TIE most violent attacks of this
dreadful disease have often been prevented by tho
use of this reliable remedy. The Eitters have been
used by the proprietor in extensive practice i'm
the tfeatmcI Of Fever and Aguc. for a number of
years, and it, wonderful curative powers are well
known both to the press and the public. Those who
desire thorough renovation oftheir entire system
should not fail to use the Btters For sale Inv
druggist generally every where. ap 9-eo3t
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By A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.

by n. UNEEN, AuctlOneer.
HANDSOME SMALLSQUAREo GROUND
y FkoNTlNG ON NEW JERs BY AVENUE AND NORTH
" STREET, AND HANDSOME BUILDING LoT FRONT
ING ON 9TH STREET WEST, BETWEEN AND @
STREETS NORTH. AT AUCTION On MONDAf 4, the
9Th inst shall sell on the premises. confinement
at O'Clock m, on the first named property, the
following valuable property, via:
All of -quare wet of Square No, $50, which con-
talns between five and SIX Thousand square feet
This beautiful square is bounded by New Jersey
avenue, 81 street st and north street. and il s
besutiul building site
Also, immediately after the sale of the above, I
SHAH sell Lot No. Q, In Square No 47s, having a
'front.' on 9Th street west of % feet inches running
back % feet "a inches, between north 2 and d
ers r
Terms: One-third cash; balance in and II
months, for notes bearing interest from day of
"A DEED given and deed Of trust taken. Title in
APPS tCOn.l A. GREEN, Auct.
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LOCAL NEW s.

u nosgA THE STAR IS p'i"tsd o" the fastest
sssan press ~ xss soxfk Of Baltimore, its edition
IS largs as TO reqxirs st to Be pt to press at
early kox,; Adrsrtissments, therefore, shoxld BE-
seat a. 5efo-s Tcslvs O'clock, Nj otherwise they
s.ss net appsar xntiI tSs ssxt day.
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New KarL MarLefs

NEW YORK, April 9-Flour 10 buoyant; State
30 ONO S5.9OaS6.O5, Southern IS 96a$6 IS,
w heat is buoyant; Southern white 81 SO. Corn
is higher, closing al 73ha77c Provisions are
quiet and unchanged. Whisky is dull at &c.
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WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.


DOSITIVE SALE OF BITILDING lois ON
MONDAW AFTERNooN.,2 9th INST at s o'ciosE.
We VIII sell, to the highest b oder, Lots numbered
g. =, ana 5, In square 1,O5O, fronting on MARYLAND
Avenue, near the toll gate, and between 18th and
18TH streets east. ~ N
Terms; One third cash the residue in and y
interest, and secured by deed of trust
ap IS WALL, n RARNARn A,o..
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A1exaudrfa N1.xl.,.

ALEXANDRA, April extraordinarily ~ 7ss
8; Extra Sc l2a6 IS; superflne IS SIX. Wheat
white, fair 10 good, 81 44al so; red 81 35ai so .
Corn-white 6Sa70; mixed 7la7ic; yellow 72a7oc
Rye Sc. Oats 4Oa50c. Corn Meal s0aSSc Der
bushel. Seeds-Timothy Sass 7O Glover IS Is
$3.50. Provisions-Butter. roll, lsa2Oc, bacon
lOc. Pork S7as7 50. Lard l0al2c. Whisky 23s2Sc
Fish-Shad sI4al5 per hundred; Herring SRA
Sli per tbousand
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Nor1cE-Dist7set Of Colxn1bia Advertisements
90 BE- Inserted IN tAs BALTIMORE Sun aYs yscsiued
II and for,cardsd from The STAR Office
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MRS: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
eny stefan, has S9othins SWrpJor Childsn Teeth
by soffenlng the gums, reducing all inflammation
VIII aliaJ all pain, and is sure to regulate the
to and relief and health to your infants
perfectly safe In all cases. See advertisement in
ILL.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-09
NEW
Spring AND SUMNER

We have just opened a very large ami very dcsir-
able stock of Silks and Dress Goods of all the latest
styles textures aud novelties OF the Spring impo
Linens and Domestics. All of which are fresh and
OF the best class gooIs; and will be sold Is per cent
cheaper than the EdIne grades of fine goods can he
pnrcha sed in many places.
respectfully solicit call from all my friends
one Prtce as near as possible, and just dealing
may he relied upon.
Terms Cash.
ap est l,otwoon I'll Z %.
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I'D est

NO. l3-THE POOR AS WILL As THE RICH can
nave sure cure for Coughs, Colds and Consllmp-
uon III It's primary stages. owing to the shrapusss
OF NJ rs M N Gartlner's Indian Balsam of Liver
wort and Hoa hound. = medicine that has proved
blessing to orr 1t is sold by all drIgsi stS and
agents. an6Iwr
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AUCTION SALES.
By WALL, pADNApD A.

Dy WALL BARNARD, AuctIoneers
SMALL BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ArAUC-
-, IlON.IOn FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 18th inst,
as or GiOek we will sell, in front Of the premises
LOT ~ In square 623, fronting Is feet on
norm n street, between LIST and I'd streets west
With sm, tack lag feet to an alley improved
Ierms One-third cash the residue in And u
mo ans, with interest: Title perfect. deed given
apsts WALL & BARNARD. Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-09
THE LATEST NEWS
L E l. e G. II A HIC.
Political Intellfeence.

AueusrA, Ca, April 9.-Hon. A. H. Stephen,
has written private letter 20 one Of the Georei,
aeiegaes 70 the Charleston Convention, in which
date for the Presidency No''N'
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FUTURE DAYS.
IVA GREEN Auct,onaer

fHRuSTEE'S SALE OF BUILDING LOTIN
Il THE FIRST WARD AT AUCTIoN.-By virtue of n
deed of trust, execu' ed the 18th daI of October 1885,
bI heirs OF Henry Bryant, Will proceed to SELL IN
THURSDAY, the 18th day of April, at public sale
on Sa the PTemises' at O'clock P M TO the highest
the plan of the city of Washington.
Terms: One third cash; balance in two equal
notes, payable IN and IL months. bearing interest,
and secured By approved endorsar and dsed of trust
II. LOUGHBOROUGH Trustee,
dp I'D A. GREEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-09

o'ei. S9f2, 2S5
~ whlcn ada the value of property under the
general assessment of 1889 and the total vainat;nn
is S35 ,435 ,225. 'on
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By A.GREEN, Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FRAME
~ HOUSE AND TWO LOIS OF GROUND IN THE FIRST
WARD AT AUCTION.-By order of the Circuit Court
OF the District of Columbia, decreed the 18th day
OF January, 1850, In the matter Of Edmund Bryants
heirs, the Undersigned commissioners will sell at
pup lc sale, On the premises, on THURSDAY, the
lxth inst at O'Clock m Lots Nos. 10 and 20, 10
square l72 with improvements, designated In
Bryant died seised.
Terds: One-third cash balance in two equal
Instruments, payable in ard ~ months, secured
by bond and decd Oftrust-deferred payments bear
III. LOUGHBOROUGH,
A: HI. LOUGHBOROUGH,
NICHOLAS CALLAN,
les les SoqRSE.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-09

oo.,-i aSToCNcENEST in another column of
.S o. lectures TO be delivered under the aus
at the Smithsonian Institution hv d,stinOni.hsd
ci'izens Of Washington. " distinguishes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-09

The FOLLOWING is the statement NJ ~. r..
Clerk, showing the value of real and n rue lax
R,oPeIIy returned by the Board Of Assessors "nde,
the late annual assessment. uhoer
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BARRY's TRIcopHFRors

BARRY'S TRICOPHERoUs
Is the best and cheapest article for Dressing Bean
tifyIng, Cleansing. Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try It. Sold BY all Drug
glsts and Perfumers. marleem
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON d TOMORROW
Nv WIN. MARSHALL A,

By WIN. MARSHALL, Auctioneer.
eMAS3sREETs st Ftsss SeGa'
Brown, $50 Sew, nth street, general variety Of
hew and second- hand Furniture, Housekeeping
Sales every u srket morning through bout the sea-
son.
ap7 -st WIN. MARSHALL, Auct.
BY WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneers
AMkE E,G OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, FRgIT,
10Th INST a As sf Il oSof TWIN re viii
and 6s sSSs o 4s
B. gee .1PpS assto o1 zine S SGTTpIlsnE
Chests Sonns Hyson, Imperial, Gunpovder AMI
and t New aDd Sss Rnasss,
Boxes Brown and CASTLE Soap and sacks Salt
10 Sperm and Adamantine Ca 7des,
=, Do Fig Blue, Ground Coffee, Ginger, Alspice.
Kegs Pickles, Bags Shot.
p %ssSS''f H..t ~. Tubs t sod BEoo%;:
oS 5H ss. sa %Siss f Es.d Boxes Sacks
Gases Gases Msrseilles Glfret, Chsmpsgns and Oil,
Boxes Chewing Tobacco and Cigars OF different
Barre Herring. kit, Mackerel,
Casks Old Bourbon, Pixies XXX, Monumental,
Monongahels ana other brands Whisky,
Terms: S., cash over that amount credit of 50
and ads s days for aIProyed end g notes
by j. t- MCGUIRE q CO., Auctoneers.
MAHOGANY PIANO FORTE,FURNITURE
I'll oIo On TCESpAY MORNING. April 10th. at
man declining housekeeping, No. 322 Eighth
ttreet, between l. and Nj streets north all his Fur
nlsuTe and Household Effects, comprising-
Superior Mahogany Piano Forte, BY Anderstein.
Mahogony Spring sea: Sofa,
r. Do Ann Rockers, Mahogany Chairs,
Zane seat Chairs, Cane seat ockers,
Mahogany Centre and Card Tables,
Do Rout Tables,
walnut Desk, Mahogany Dressing Bureaus,
Mahogany enclosed Washsiands,
Cottage Beds teads Husk Mattresses
Three ply and Ingram Carpets,
China Vases,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware
Cooking aud other Stoves,
Iogether with general assortment of Housekeep-
ing and Kitchen II es uisites
eIms SIS and under cash over that sum a
ered OF o. and 90 days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
sd J. G.. MCGUIRE A. on Auo.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-09

PARASOLS AND sun SHADES
JUST Received; In every variety at
MAXWELLS'.
az S-ecT 32s Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-09

BAsE-BALL.-A challenge has been received
from the Potomac Baseball Club of Washington
ID. C., by the Excelsior Club of Baltimore, and
has been accepted, to play match game, to come
OH at some day after the LIST of June. 1t is SUD-
posed that the match will take place about the
middle of June, on the grounds Of the Potomac
Club. In the meantime both the Clubs will no
doubt bring themselves into thorough play
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ARREST FOR RIOT .-Robt Hepburn was arrested
this morning by officer Narrower and charged wi tn
Delng concerned in a riot at Burkhardt's lager
beer house some weeks ago He was committed
to Jail for further hearing by Justice Dom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-09

EASTER WITH THE JUVENILES To-day, ac-
cordlng to yearly custom, the Juveniles, BOYS and
girls, are enjoying themselves immensely in the
Presidents grounds rolling Easter eggs down
the slopes, cracking them and having a merry
time generally The grounds are fairly musical
with their ringing, childish laughter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-09

THE MILITARY SPIRIT iNcR BASES IN OUR MIpsr
The National Guards have secured very fine hall
on Pennsylvania avenue. between Four-and- a hal
ana Sixth streets, for their company armory and
hold nightly drills there. On Friday night last.
at their drill, (squad. they had lively time ex-
ercising in Hardiesdouble quick time maneuvers
After some time thus passed, the squad, number
Ing about thirty men, proceeded to the pavement
where they drilled some time, to the qualification
OF large crowd of spectators This company has
oeen allotted the MIME rife
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-09

LECTURE on CHTNA.-Mr. w. b. Chiffon is
announced to lecture on g China and the Peculi
row Tuesday evening. The subject is an inter
esting one, and it will no doubt be ably handled
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MoURNTNG GoODs.-A large and superior stock q
all kinds of Mourning Goods suitable for the Spring
can be found at w. w. BURDKTTE's
ap9-d No. 35l Seventh ST.. between and x.
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A NEW CHURCH On yesterday afternoon the
cornerstone OF a new church of the Methodist
Episcopal persuasion, was laid at Uniontown.
across the Eastern branch, opposite the Navy
was preached by the Rev. DR.. Ryan, and the
new church is to be called Ryan Chapel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-09
PHYSICIANS USE rHK WILD CHERRY.

PHYSICIANS USE THE WILD CHERRY
rt;e EXETER, Me Sept 81.
rms crtkes that have recommended ths use of
Htstars BatsdM Of Wild Cherry fer dis ases of the
:: LOT Two years past aud nanv bottles, to nv
Know edge, have been used by my patIants All with
t eSenaaSa Hon 1s;nss suit two cases where
the Wild Cherry effected q cure. IS. Boypxpp ave-
Physician at Erster Corner.
IDa R; FIRE. EIGH, Of Sangertiss, N. Y, tays he
would not yield to the usual remedies. '''"'
ABRAHAM SkILLMAN, M D., of Boundbrook, ".
J., says IL ID the best medicine for Consumntio1n in
every stage, that he has ever known. III
None genuine unless signed /. Butts on the VITAE
81, rIespsEed 6y 81 w. FSwle Co., Boston. and for
" Stott, John Schwarze, Marin g. Palmer. Waab
lnston; and by dealers everywhere. ans w.
WFpDINe CAkxs, very pretty and very cheap ;
pest ICE cream ana W ater Ices at low price. at
sta. Noi ILL 1 ,s
YHNM1xss-Pertons desiring Pennies .vilI alvHys
ana taeU TOT exchange q the Star a. counter.