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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. April Flour 10 quiet; State
S925; Ohio S5.95aS605, Southern as sass Is
Wheat is buoyant nothing but western i'm the
market Corn is buoyant; mixed 73c; white s0c
yellow &c. Pork is heavy; mess sly 4OasI7 as
Lard is heavy at lOkalOSc. Whisky is steady az
22hc.
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PHYSICIANS USE THE WILD CHERRY.

Thi artIfes that I have recommended the nss ot
~tStdr batSdn Of Wid Cherry for dseases of the
hsye been used by my patti snts, ali with
thOught confirmed Consumption had t,ksn n,ane
the Ht!G Cherry effected a cure. f. BoYDEN
Physician at Erstey Corner,
DR.: FRETEIGH, of Saugertias. ". " saws he
cure Liver Complaint of four years standing that
would not yield to the usual remedies. '-'N
BRAHAM SKILLMAN, M ID , of Bounibrook N
j., says 1t Is the best medicine for Consumpton in
every stage, that he has ever known.
per. ~ Wa '''0 "i"P
Prepared by 9. w. Fowle & Co., Boston, and for
ssls by Il; gilman, 8: c; Ford. jr., 9. B. Waite,
Inston; and by dealere every where. ap2Iw.r
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In aria LIZ

fRosrRATION OF THE SYSTEM and rapid decIIne
are Almost invariably the results of early mall
uces and unchecked vicious hablts-A treatise
Iastraiing this tendency, and the cure as we'll *
R,eVention OF the same it is entitled {" Hnn,ar
Iu!lY into the causes effects and most ef6cacious
moGe of curing all diseases of a delicate nGture
ZION o1 those who are prevented BY impedlments
1om entsi ing into the marriage state. Sold by Dr.
IS cents: Sent free of postage. fiioe
n sgd also by s. Calvert Ford, Jr., Washington,
~ - mar IL
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EoTIcI-Distrret Of Colombia Adrs,tisenns.ts
10 e. inserted IN tie BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and 6orsardsd Jrom The STAR office.
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Democratic Rejoicing,

NoRwALk, Conn, April 5.-There is a great
democratic rejoicing here to night One bundled
guns have been fired over the democratic victory
in Rhode Island.
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DIED.,

On the 9Th instant, of consumption, after a pain
III AND protracted illness of many months, Lucy
ing in her ath the happy effects of that religion
which she profess for many years. Her death vas
not only peaceful, but joyous
Her funeral will take place Tomorrow Sunday,
afternoon, at 2x o'clock, from the Asbury Chapel
corner OF 18th and ST. Tho friends and acquaint-
tend.
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No. l3.-THE POoe As WELL As THE RICH o,n
nave sure cure for Coughs. Colds and Consump-
Ton, In It's primary stag s, owing to the ch4apnnss
OF " RS ~: y. Gardeners Indian Balsam Of Liver
wort and Hoa hound. medicine that has proved a
DcsSlnS To- our Ii is sold by all drug and
Ncssrs. Weeks & Potter, Boston, are the general
agents. .n e W
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FHILADELPHIA, April 6.-Morse's music store
corner OF Chestnut and Eleventh streets, wa,
burned this morning. Loss SIS, 900; insurance
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Arrival of the Cahaw ha

NEW YORK. April The steamship Cahawba
rom havana on the Both, has arrived. Her ad
vices are unimportant
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By A, GREEN, AuctIoneer
HANDSOME SMALI.SOUARE GROIND


HANDSOME SMALISQUARE GROUND
"A FRONTING on NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND NOR tn
ID STREET. AND HANDSOME BUILDING lor FRONT
INC ON ATH STREET WEST, BETWEEN AND q
STREETS NORTH. AT AUCTION On MONDAY the
9th Inst shall sell, on the premises comms mel ng
at O'Clock mn on the hrst named property, the
following valuable property, viz:
All oil Square west OF square No. 5S4 which con-
tains between hre and SIX Thousand square feet
This beautiful square Is tound-d by New Jersey
avenue Sd street st aud north q street ard n =
q be,utiiul buId.g site.
Also, immediately after the sale of the above I
sfa!i sell Lot No. 8, In Square No. 47s, having a
'front.' on 9Th street west of O. feet inchs running
back IS feet ~ inches, bstv.en north 2 ard q
ers
Terms: One third cash; balance in and u
months, for notes bearing inter est from day Of sale
A deed given and deed Of trust taken. Title in
ep3d (Con.D A. GREEN, Auct.
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WATCH RETURNS WIN. Shaw colored steal
Ing; Jail for Court. Phil Shay, drunk and disor
derry; workhouse 60 days. John Murphy, do
do. Three dodgers
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MAY FESTIVAL AT ARLINGTON. Dominick,
Sunday school Qsland,) intending holding thei,
annual May Festival at Arlington Spring, OF
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LOG AL NEW S.

II The STAR psblishes the Lists Of Letters
rsnatHtng IN the WasAingfos City Post Office
~Hder the provisions Of the laU directing them to
re printed in TIE se,c,papsr haring the largest cir
esInfon icltkis fls dsIirery efths 06es. It's total
daily circulation Is more than dosbls that of any
other DAD, prisfsd is the District of Colxn,bia.
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WIS and Williams proceeded to the NAVY Vsrd
and arrested j =: Coombs and Rorato Awkward
VINO are implicated with Pursley in the burning
OF Mr. Goodaiis stable: Upon their examination
Vlous statement. Mr.. A. Smith appeared for
Coombs, and by bis request the further hearina
was was postponed. Coombs gave security in $500,
Ill On the way to prison, Awkward told the
oslG.!s tnat what Pursley said was true, with the
aodltlon that their object in going to the stable
WIS TO get eggs; and that he and Pursley tried TO
olhcers say that a number of warrants have been
isssned for Pursley. but he never could be caught
untll ne was picked up this morning. Coombs ia
very respectfully connected "
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:, VIZ CALL ATTENTION to the advertisement q
scott d Crossh" Id ia a other column Az thay = r
prompt ana reliable GENT nm"n. recOmueLd then
W I''o>C ia !iS DUNli"SS IN LntlT line.
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The Expected Steamer

SAckvILLE, April 6.-The expected steamer n =
fax, when last heard from
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The knights of th. Golden CircI.
Fire in PhiladeInhia.

ct LouIs. April 5-Several hundred Of the
Knights OF the Golden Circle have arrived AZ 81
Iosephs en- route for Kansas and Nebraska
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RAaax,. T,1nonuxpan.

the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
Trying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair Ladies, try 1t. Sold by all Drug
gIsts and Perfumers. mar,esm
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Financial.

NEW YORK, April Stocks are dull and
lower; Chicago and Rock Island 81: Illinois Cen
ual shares 6l do. bonds ssh; Michigan South
cru 22S; New York Central Il. !; Pa GOAL Co. s..
Reading 43 y; Mil. and Miss 2UA: No. 6s So
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taRs; WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
mas S9oth,ns SyrrpJor ChiLden Teeth
9y screening the gums, reducing al infammstionc
hnvss n al pam, AND 10 sure to regulate the
20 yourselves and relief and health to your infants
perieotJ safe In all casea. See advertisement in
eAOGIoI Ooiuiuu. L
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MARRIED.,

On Friday, 9th instant, at the residence of E.
Whe. ler, Esq by the Rev. Mr.. Coombs Mr. JOEL,
Z. GREEN, to AUGUSTA f., eldest daughter of
the late w. ii Winter, Esq
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FOR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE noarly new
= containing rooms. on First street east, betw.
= ana ID streets north, near the Capitol. Rent low
Inquire of WIN: II. THOMPSON at the Capitol
OF of Mr.. MARI, next door an 6st*
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
~ ING LOIS ON THE ISLAND, AT AUcTIoN.-Un
TUES DAY, the lath inst 1 shall SELL on the prem
ises- commencing at O'Clock p. IN, on the fir, {
namsd lot, the following valuable Building Lots,
viz:
Square 49, Lots 5, T. 5, 6, 78 O. TO- H. 49, a. Is IL,
. IS, 20, Il. %, "a, 50, 81, and y,
So jare 492, Lot 4,
Do 4e8. Lots IS q, and 49,
The abvOve mentioned property Is all Handsomely
ted and perfect grade, fonting on south g ard
h, eth and G streets wAs: Any person wishing TO
attend this sac.
Till from the Government.
TIE ms: One fourth cash balarce IN 6, u and IL
moaths. tbs purchaser purchass RS will be re
CURED to give notes for tie deferred payments
bearing interest from the day of sale, deed gwen
and deed of trust taken.
apS d A GREEN. Acct
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E>OR RENT-A COniortal l. three story BRICK
!. HOU> on street, No 500. between 9th and
ttn streets, nearly new; Rent SI21s per month
ofTwellth and w streets west an 6-Stt
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with basement and cellar, No. 81 last Capitoi
street, between 81 and 4th sts. For terms apply
opposite, to G. WAGNER. ana ec3 X
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

For other I" For Sale and Rent'' advertisement,
see first page
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CoScERT.-By an advertisement in another
column 10 will be seen that the choir of the Fifth
Eiptist Church llsland) give a concert, under the
direction Of Prof. Daniel on Wednesday eysnin no
next, at the E-street Baptist Church.
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E'0R RENT-Threp-story brown front BRICK
L DIV ELL .lNG-iOUSE. with large back build
lnSs, gas, water, and al modern conYenicnces, No
All Thirteenth street, between q and ii SITS. Pos
session given immediately. Inquire at the house.
ap ) cost
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FOR SAI.E-A good DWELLING, containing
good wood liar pump of good water at the hack
sat. on FIRST st Get east between u and streets
north. FERNS $50 cash; the balance i'm monthly
notes of So each, with rterest. This property is
conveniently situated, near the Capitol and Depot
of JAS. ID. MARI an4st
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Nv A. GREEN. auct,onee,

II THE ABOVE SALE * POSTPONED
IN conseq uence of the rain until WEDNESDAY,
the llth instant, same hour and place.
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HAVING TRANSFERRED THE SUPER
4 Intendency of Sweeps for the Seventh Ward to
Mr.. WILL A. ROBERTSON. by and with the CON
sent OF the May9r hereby notify residents of that
House Of the Centre Market.
GEO. w. THICKER,
wv tX-Supt Chimney Sweeps Seventh Ward.
w washington, ~. u. A prIl 8, 1861 ap
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kOR SALE-TWO STANDS, one In the North
L ern and one In the Centre Market well snited
north Fifth ST.. above n IN 7Iwt
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FRAME
~ HOUSE AND TWO LOIS OF GROUND IN THE FIRsr
WtRDAT AUCrIoN.-By ordsr of the Circuit Court
o. the District of Columbia, deore ed thu 18th day
oil January, 1850 IN the matter of Edmund Bryaut's
heirs, the Undersigned commissioners will sell al
pun lc sale, on the Premises, on THURSDAY, the
lIth inst at o'clock IN Lots Nos. 10 and 90 IN
Square III with improvements, as designated in
the plan OF Washes city, and of which Edmund
Try ant died seised.
Terms: One third cash balance in two eou.l
laStilments, payahls In 6 aud y months occurred
ing interest.
LOUGHBOROUGB,
A. LOUGHBOROUGH,
NICHOLAS CALLAN,
JAS. NOURSE,
WIN. w. DAVIS,
Commissioners,
ap ID A. GREEN, Auct
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TIE PLACE TO BUY CLOTHING, we should iudce
from advertisements to be found elsewhere in onr
paper, as well as from other sources of Informal
ton, Is at j. II. Smiths new clothing store, Nc
456 Seventh street, opposite the Post Ofice Give
him call. tits said, yon know, thu anew broom
sweeps clean.
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FOR SALE tR RENT-A good three story
tRlCk HOt 81, No. 642 Moth l., between
be moderatG; or vii! be sold on easy terms. Apply
TO NJ McDERMOT'F, coachnaker, No. As Prnna.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctoneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT PUBIIC
=, ,AGcTIoN..On WEDNESDAY,.Apr Iith, st
III O'Clock, on the premises shall sell suhdIvi
on Z, In square SIS, iron ing 1919 feet on north
street petwsen 4th and 9Th streets west, running
back "a feet IL inches 10 an alley.
Terms: One third cash; the residue in 6 and Il
nouns win interest secured by deed of trutt on
the premises.
ap6-d Y, c. MCGUIRE A. CO spo..
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ACTS OF THE COUNCILS APPRovED.-The Mayor
mas signed the following acts Of the City Coun-
c .,I. Acts authorizing the grading Of certain
stfees In the Fifth Ward; to enlarge the duties
ana increase the compensation Of the Attorney of
t,i corporation OF w ashington; authorizing the
trimming and graveling Of Thirteenth street be-
tween L. and NJ streets north; for relief of B.
tielen, VIM e. Deale, and X. b. CLARK; making
Iu appropriation for trimming and graveiing
authorizing the opening of an alley in square 616
ana other purposes; making approp: fation for
trimming and graveling Sixth street west, from
New York avenue to n street north; to trim and
gravel street north, from Fourteenth to Fiji
teenth streets; authorizing the laying of flag foot
ways on north sides IF q and II streets at the in
tersecton Of Twentieth street west; joint resolu-
tlon appointing committee to act in conjunction
win the Mayor to represent the interest Of the
Corporation at the general meeting of the STOCK.
holders OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal com
Pany; joint resolution rellting to the portrait of
henry Clay belonging to the Corporation; Joint
resolution directing the sale of the Washington
and Alexandria Railroad
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FOR SALE.-A gentleman declining house
l. keeping will sell his FUR NITURE and
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS at private sale on the
most reasonable terms Apply at 352 Sixth street.
between III and streets north ana
EOR SALE OR PENTHOUSE No. 800 Car
L olIne Terrace Will he sold low for cash. or
rented TO responsible tena mt on reasonable termp
Apply to JONATHAN L. WALKER, Lumber
MSfchent. ap2-1w
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.-The
~ copartnership existing heretofore between
Aaron and Joseph Kaufman, under the name and
style OF A. j. KAUFMAN, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent of the parties Interested
AARON RAU-MANN.
JOSEPH KAUFM MANN,
Georgetown, April 4th. 1890.
P.S-All claims will be settlsd by Aaron Kauf
mdun.
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~ SUMMER CLOTHING.
Inc best place t. buy Gentemen's CLOTHING
and FURNISHING GOODS is at SMITHS No
400 Seventh st. between and F. ap6sm
FOR SAIL AT A RARGAIN-A young, fine
Il looking iron grey HORSE. perfectly ~
sound safe, pleasant and sprightly goer, ~
either In harness or under the saddle. Also, NN
one horse standing-top CARRIAGE, AS good
new, with tongue complete. as to use two horses
II Desired Can be seen at DIR. JOHN GREG
SUNS Veterinary Surgeons stables, on - street,
between Isl, and I1th afr OK
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WANTS..

WANTED.-EveTyo one to know that SMITH,
W seventh st.. charges fair prices for his Goods
70 20 SMITHS, Seventh st., to get your HATS
auu CaTS. p6-Sm
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a CLuE TO THE INcESDlARIKs.-This morning,
county omcers Joseph 4. Williams and Jno n
Use brought to the office Of Justice Dom boy
OF aoont sixteen years, who gave his name az
James Pursiey, who they arrested az connected
with the recent incendiarism at the NAVY Yard
The particular charge was the burning of stable
9elonglng to Mr.. Thomas Goodall, on last Mon.
thy ne apparently an intelligent boy, but has
.ne appearance Of boy who, through the neglect
o. poverty OF bis natural guardians, has been per-
na.'eo 70 run wild His clothing jagged
anu coarse, and his feet shoeless and swollen He
saIo 'hat he and two other boys, named Awk-
WaI1 and Coombs, were together. Coombs is
smaller than he but he proposed to 90 and set the
stable on fire, and told the prisoner to do It
Pnrsiey said, ''You may do IT If you please, but
won't" Coombs told them to watch for him and
ne would do 1t. Awkward and Pursley stood
around the corner until Coombs came out. and
SAID be had lighted match in the shucks Pnrslev
IL retained by Justice Dom until Wise and VIII.
Ilams return from a search for the other two bovs
Pursley, In reply to question from the Squire.
saId 'Gey mad no Idea of setting the stable on fire
until Coombs proposed it. Ii was apparently a
mere matter Of sport to them
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AUCTION SALES.
By WIN. MARSHALL. Auctif

By VIM. MARSHALL, Auctioneer.
EUNRITURE, CARPETS AND FANCY Goops
=. On MONDAY MORNING, 9Th Instant. at
Brown, $50 Sew nth street, q general variets O
new aud second land Furniture, Housekeepinr
Articles, Fancy Goods, &c, &c.
son. 0 soo
aps-t VIM MARSHAL Ant
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TAKE NOTICE
d,. HAVE Thi. DAY received large ST ok of La
AND Wood Frame T RAVE Elm q 641N
IkUNkS, which can sell twenty per cent. csA
cheaper than any house in this city. All wishing TO
purchase TRUNKS.YALlCE CARPET BAGS,
&C., vii do well to call and examine my assortment
Call at g. p. HOOVER'S
Boot, Shoe and Trunk establishment,
ap52w Pa. av.. 500. het 9Th and 10th sts.
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HE lNFANTRY's EASTER BALL-Look in an
ether column for the advertisement giving par
ucuiars about the twenty-fourth annual ball of
Elster Monday night at willards, new concert
room Just think Of it, good folks, Capt. Davis,
ldeuts Fucker and Powers, and a host of other
Withers superb band the music committee
Purchase your tickets before the sale is suspende6
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By A. GREEN. AuctIonse,

HI THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
on account of no bidders unit WEDNESDAY,. TIE
llth instant. sane hour and place.
ap7-d A. GREEN Auct
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FOR RENT AND YELLOW PINE IOISTS
L FOR SALE.-For rent-two splendid three
story BRiCk HOUSES, with largalo Of ground
Penn avenue. O9pOs te the Circle, In WASHINGTON;
ne other n Georget2wn, secGLd door north above
me new Masonic Hail, on High street. Also |
have for sale, 500 long JOISTS, Eastern Shore
yellow pine, st S 3 per 100 feet.
ap eo3t" JOSEPH N. PEARSON
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SHARP THIEF Last night, county officer E.
shaw on charge of stealing The facts are, that
the drivers Of the omnibuses have been robbed at
their stands by some one taking the money from
their uiis on the tops Of their coaches Atlens tn
they discovered this boy Shaw, when they were
OIL their coaches, climbing up on the other side
and reaching for the money till, to appropriate to
bis personal use the returns of the last trip. Of
hcer Reynolds caught him last night, and was
on the way to the guard-house with him, when
on passing through the market Shaw suddenly
slipped and disappeared. He was again taken BY
Reynolds, and this time he was effectua ly secured
and fully committed for trial at court
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day night last, The frat Of Tie ssason, among the PIC
tures exhibited were Hr. Geo. l. Browc's N7vpTt
B.seh, and his "Ciy aud Bay Of Nsw-Yofk at Sun
rice"
One of orr active rictare dealers, taking advantage
of u pertas valne of bs pieces Of Van Bees'
since the nv mature ees,h Of th.t admirable srtas
went to New Bedford and purchased several OF bid
finest piclu,es, which be had painted while residiog
there Sope Of The whaling Admetuses with wnom
the vasIaLt aItis. bad been living III ID d'eamsd OF
the importance OF their gues; nn informed VI by The
sudd de and for the wo ks lie had left bCGind him.
AZ Van Best speBt considerable time in Nantucket
making ikethes OF the rusty old wbalsmen lying az
the dspi5aied whsrves Of that most ancet and fish
like own, il i, highly probable that good many oil
bis spirited drawings ornament the parOTs OF the Nam
tucket nobility. He was perfect prodigal with hi9
pencil Whatever be saw by the seaside he sketched
and heI,ver he stopped ling enough TO open his port
f 10, he scattered come Of bis sketches. Ore OF his
old New-York friends, Mr. Van Ce,f, VINO is .he Tn-
or # several of bis pie ures has been pointed the
administrator of bis estate and 10 das time his effects
will be disposed Of at auction. One Of the most prom
isipg Of Van Beests pupils was Mr. Bradford of New
Bedford al whose fathers house the artist lived.