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DIED.,

On Tuesday morning, the l4th Inst, MARTHA
JANE: wife of Christopher dams.
Ire friends of the family are requested to attend
her funera on . street. between 9Th and 9Th, to-
morrow, w ednesday,) at clock p. m.
On the l4th instant at half past 4 O'Clock a. m,
Her funeral will take place from her late resi
dence, No. 5S4 18th street, between Virginia ave
day afternoon, at O'Clock The friends and ac-
qdaintsnces Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend. tRichmond papers cnpy.b
.Su ,denly, on the morning OF the l4th instant,
ia, IL IA. daughter of w. A. and Fannie Brown
aged months and 10 days.
The funeral will take place on o-morrow eve
ming, at2 o'cloct, from her IA hers residence No.
Sp9 u, between 18th and l4th SITS. The friends OF
the family are invited to attend.
In this city, on the 18th instant, JOHN ANGEL,
Sfter IN illness Of . few days.
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THE LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAPHIC.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Bohemian.

IohrLANp, Feb. 1.-THE steamship Bohemian
nom LIVER pool on the LIST arrived here this fore
loon. hef aovces generally are uuimportant
sne nrings geographic dates ria Queenstown Of
The cotton market for three dav, opened duIl
and experienced a slight advance on ths 30,
qualities. but close quiet and unchanged
Breadstufs and provisi ms closed steady al las,
quotations "
The rates Of discount at the Bank OF Enpl,nd
had been advanced to per cent
Consols closed At 81 a
fsECoSD DISPATCH
The ship EhdymiOn, for New York. burst in
the Hersey early on the morning Of the Sis. The
cause Of the FIRE had not been ascertained.
The crew Of the vessel numbering 30, and Is
cabin passengers Were all saved with their lug
gage. portion OF the cargo was saved but the
l'ss would probably amount TO $50 600, indepen-
dent OF the ship.
The English budget would be brought before
Parliament on the 9Th.
The Times says that the propositions made to
the United States in reference to the San Juan
difficulty may fairly satisfy both countries.
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Opening Of the Continental Hotel at Phila.
del

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 13-Stevens new Cont
mental Hotel, corner ofNinth and Chestnut streets
was thrown open to the inspection of the stock
holders and ladies this evening. Not less than
ten thousand persons were present daring the
evening. The interior was brilliantly illuminated.
and the gorgeous furniture ana various appoint
ments Of the splendid Establishment were univer-
sally admired. Several stores the first floor
were also opened tonight, including Charles
Oakford & Sons establishment
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FUTURE DAYS

Bg !. q. MCGUIRE d CO. Auctioneers!
STUC Ks AT AUCTION -pn WEDNESDAY
- AFTERNOON, February 18th, at / O'clock, at
tie auction rooms, We shat! sell, Ia sans tn suit
IS to Corporation OF Washington quarterly 6 per
cent Stock.
S2.@b Corporation of Alexandria Coupon Bonds,
= ,5n Bank of the Odd Dominion Stock,
S2,pa DAY n2"Tt city l0 per cent. Coupon Bonde,
"a shares, Stn facE, Washington, Alexandria
Mount Vernon steamers Geo PAGE and Thorn
Ccllyer.
Si1 Corporation of Washington ) per cent. Stock
,shthesap "a Ike ann ONO Cana preferred Bonds
with interest from July LIST, 1854
Si2n Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal funded Commons
with interest from October list, 1856,
S5.28-57 Corporation of Georgetown q per cent
Stock. "
Terms cash in current funds.
j. G. MEG UIRE Il CO., Aucts
fe Ill (Constitut,on1
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New York Markets

NEW YORK. Feb. Is --Flour is dull and easier;
State Sass is; Ohio IS SOaS5 95; Southern IS 81
1915. Wheat is dull; Southern red 81 y; do.
white SIS. Corn is firm white and yellow sc.
Pork is firm; old mess ,sI7 50; new sis 81: new
prime 81 80; old prime SIPS. Lard is frn
and quiet. Whisky is held at 25c
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baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Feb. li-Flour closed dull and
heavy; Ohio S5.37. Wheat closed dnl white
81 35aSl.f5; red 1.25asl 30. Corn closed ACTIVE;
yellow 70a75c white is dull at 7Oa72c. Park
closed steady; mess sI7 5Oasis; Whisky closed
firm but active, at an advance Of kc Ohio &c.
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by BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SkLE,-By yirtue of DEGREES n,
the Circuit Court of the District, passed in a
cause OF b. Jost and Others against the heirs and
auction, to the highest bidder front of the prem
ICES, on SArU Az, the Sd day of March next,
az O'Clock IN the afternoon, the west half of OF
NO: lls, IN Beall's addition TO Georgetown. Also.
part OF Lot No. lis, In said addition, beginning loo
Ell from Beall street In the west line of the lot 90
ct deep by 81 feet in width. Also, another pa IT
OF SAID lot No. ia. beginning loo feet on the west
l.. " ''" POI
Terms: One-third cash and the residue i'm e. T.
ana l8 month bonds bearing interest, with security
and lien on the property.
LII the terms are not complied with within days
the emIses viii he resOld on days public notice
AT the risk and cost of the purchaser.
W. X. WOODWARD. Trustee
BARNARD Il BUCkEY, hucts.
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Suicide and Att,mn,.d Murder

ALLENTOWN, Pa Feb. IA mulatto named
Andrew Camel, attempted 20 cut his wife's throat
in house of ill-fame in this place Yesterday
Thinking he had succeeded In his design. he then
cut his own throat, and Immediately expired His
wife, who is a white woman, is not dangerously
round,-d
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AUCTION SALES.

By J. c. Mcguire & CO, Auctioneers.
FH1RSA2 HFTEsS6666NA Y F.BIssy;
18th, at o'clock, at the wharf foot Of 7th street.
sha II sell the Barge called the sc. w. 2. Custis "
SAID Barge built IN this city in 1852 is l22 feet
In length, "a feet In breadth and feet in depth. nd
measures 90 tons She has been recently partial v
repaired, and will be sold as abe stands, togetht
with lot of new and old lumber.
fe u d &c MCGUIRE & CO. Auot.
BY G.. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
EURNITUREAND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
y AT PUBLIC SALE.-Un FRIDAY MORNING.
February l7tn. At 10 o'clock at the residence of
gentlemen declining housekeeping, on Missouri
arenne. between sd and 4s Streets shall sell All
the urniture aud Eff cts, comprising
Mahrgany hair spring Sofas, Rockers, Arm and
parjoT Chairs,
Marie top centre and Mahogany Card Tables,
Git frame Mirrors, Whatnct,
Cane seat Chairs, Lounge,
Three ply and Ingi ain Carpets, Rugs,
Damass Curtains. Window Shades
Sd!stor and othsr stoves.
ninlnE Table. Sideboard Dining Chairs
Mahogany and Walnut Dressing Bureaus
MaTble-tup and plain Wafhstands, Toilet Sets,
Hair and H"sk Mattresses,
Holsters and Pillows,
Blankets, Comforts and Spreads,
Silver plated Casters Forks and spoons
Cooking Stove, Tin Safe, sc.
Iogether with general assortment of Kitchen
Terms: S25 and under. cash; over that sum, q
cred OF 6 and 80 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
feHd J. C. MCGUIRE r. CO., Aucts.
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NorIcE.-D'strret Of Columbia Advertisements
>, !. Inserted IN the BALTIMORE Sun are reeeired
=, and fc,,carled from THE STAR Office
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BY A. GREEN, Auct,oneer.

a ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF HOUSE
- HOLD FURNITURE, HORSE, Cows. WAGONS
BUGGY, &c AT AucTIoS.-Oa "Wednesday the 18th
inst, shall sell, by order of the Orphans Court, at
10 q clock IN ct the residence Of the late James
A. Black, deceased, on c street, between Delaware
a. cane and LIST street east, Capitol Hid the House
held Effects, embracing
Sofas, Chairs, Bureaus. Lounges,
DIST 'sde, " ardrobes, Safes,
" a. h tands, Toilet Sets, Tables,
Fest her Reds, Bedding ard Mattresses,
ChiEa, Glsss and Crockery Ware,
a general assortment of Kitchen Requisites,
Also, one excellent Work Horse,
excel ht Mich Cow,
tW' MARKET Wagons,
onS good Buggy.
Terms: ali sums under S. cash over s5s credit
OF 81 days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed kearing
.terest.
SAMUEL HOOVER, Administrator.
fe I'D A. GREEN, Auct.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

DOSiTlEE SALE OF SIX HANDSOME
l. THREE-sToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES
AND THE Lois on WHICH THEY STAND. FRONTING
THE PATENT OFFICE, At AUCTInN.-On FRIDAY,
the 18th inst. snail sell, In front of the promises
at hal past O'Clock m, six fine Brick Houses
known as Walker Row, fronting GIN street
wet, between a nd q stress north. immed lately
opposite the Patent Office. situated on lots 10 and n
and half lot 81 in sqGar. No. SIC
NO. |, being the south house. ia fro Of ~ feet
running hack lao feet to 81 feet 5 inch 10y he
house contains 10 good conveniently arranged
roo I.s and wide passages.
No. fronts Is feet, running back 100 feet TO the
alley: the house contains Q room, and passages.
Nos 5, and front each 20 feet, running bsck n
feet IN 4 feet alley the HOUSES contain 10 rooms
each, with ias passages.
No s, being the corner house, IS feet front, run
ring hack ne sane depth.
Terms One-third cash; balance i'm 6, IL, g and
p months, the purchaser to give notss for the de-
ferred payments, bearing intere 81 from day of sale
deed given and deed of trust taken Title in
dIsputabe.
f. cow A. GREEN, Auct.
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IMPORTANT To HOUSEKEEPERS.
Err. DURKEE l. CO.'S
SELECT SPICES

Guaranteed not only
ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE,
but ground from fresh Spices, selected aud cleaned
to cost. They are beautifully packed in tinfoil,
(ined with paper-l to prevent Injury by keeping,
and are full weight, while the ordinary ground
Sp ces are almost invariably short We warrant
them, in point Of strength AID rIchpess Of favor,
as a single trial will abundantly prove.
+. K. nURKEE T. CO.,
fe ls-ifD&W.n Isl Pearl st., Nav York
Il SUPERIOR TO MICHELET'S LOVE
T. AMY, From the French of Ernest Teydean
Preface BY Jules Jania price 50 cents
Lucy Crofton, by the author of Nargaret Matt
land; rs cents. Just received at
PHILIP SOLOMON'S
Metropolitan Bookstore,
332 Pa ave-, bet 9Th and 10th sts.,
Stationery. fell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-14

THE ALEXANDRIA SENTINEL calls meeting fol-
this evening, at Liberty Hail. of such citizens as
are s'oppoSed to the ndOrsng of Botts's letter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-14

CIRCUIT CoURr-To-day, the Court on NEE,
ing took up the case Of James T. and Mahal
Smith agt. Margaret Wagner; action Of allege,
damages OF dover.
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Go AND SEE, and when you do see, you will be
sure to rent of those irstrate Pianos for only
little money, from John +. Ellis.
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THE THEATRE.-rhe pablic Should bear in
mind that we to he favored with but three
nights more of the uneqUaled acting of the charm
ing Miss Maggie Mitchell, and shoud improve
these opportunities to see and hear her. For per-
formanct TO- ght see the bill in another column
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THIS AFTERNOON q TO. MORROW

By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. AuctIoneers.
pen. F. FRENCH'S CLOSING OUT SALE
- Of Books and Stationery will commences ON
SATURDAY, February lIth. at O'Clock, at store
OF w. r. Bayly, as Pa avenue. Sales positive
every evening for one week. Books and Paper at
entire stock.
fe lo-lw BEN. F FRENCH, Salesman.
By WALL i BARNARD, Auotioneers
NEW PARLOR AND CABINET FURNI-
l v TURE, TEA SETS, GLASS AND CRocKERY WARE,
CARPETS. &c, AT AUcTION.-On WEDNESDAk
MORNING, 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock, we will sell
at Penn. averup, between 18th and 18th streets,
tho late store Of C. r.. Green, the remainder of his
stock of Furniture, DC, he having discont nued
that branch of his business consisting of a large
assortment of new ParlOr and Cabinet Furniture,
Glassware, Tea Sets, h c., comprising
ManoS any, Wa nut and other Bureaus,
DO Ms rbe- top and other Tables,
Do Sofas and Etegeres,
NasastandS, Settees. Chairs and Desks,
Sets verJ handsome CaE6elebTas and Parlor Brack-
cts.
C,othe horses and Toy Furniture,
| second hand Piano,
Large assortment new Ingram Carpetlng
81 assorted Tea Sets. Glassware, &c.
AM many OtasT aticles too numerous to mention,
Also, one line Store Counter and Mahogany Show
Patent Bins for grocers ard Signs,
kne set spice Drawers,
The fixtures were manufactured for the store of
Messrs. Shekeli Miller, and are of the best quail
ity.
Terms: $50 cash; over that amount a credit of
O. AID o. days FOR approved endorsed notes, oear
Ing idterest.
fe io-d WALL & BARNARD. Aucts.
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rno.ss The STAR IS Pri"tsd o" tie fastest
- 80, IN xss sorsA Of Baltimore, ITS editions
La,s. a, 10 ,eqsirs it to be PIT TO press at an
.,,r, 5o,,: Adrsrtissments, therefore, should b.
,t =. B.fors TtrsErs O'Clock, M; other,ciSs they
-,n. not appea- sntl the nezf day.
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At the same time and place. or Horses
fe lid WALL, RARNAn ID Auc

By J. G. Mcguire CO., Auctoneers
(NREAT CATALOGUE SALE OF BOOKS
~ The srbscrI beTs are now arranging Tor sale to
caTmence on THURSDAY, March ist, 1861 al 10
o'clock IN the large room second door west of the
auction rooms, ahOut l5a,O0a volumes of Books,
comprising the collections OF the late NJ Temple
man ana the ate SAG Deeth. of Georg etown, d. c.
The collection embraces many rare and valuable
works ~ every department ofterature ard s,ie ce,
q more full description of which will be given In
future advertisements.
Catalogues may be obtained upon application to
the Auctioneers after the 18th inst.
JOSHUa RICHIE, Administrator.
fe 9-eo2w J. G.. Moe JJIRE A co. Aucts
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BEAR ~ MIND the bail of the Perseverance Fir,
Company. tonight, at franklin Hall. corner o
Ninth and ID streets; and of the Island Socia
Club, at Potomac Hall, Island.
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THIS AFTERNOON the T. street Baptist Church is
flied 10 overiOwing to witness the performance
Of the marriage service by the Rev. DR. kennard,
pastor uniting Mr.. George Harvey to the arniable
and accomplished daughter OF MIR bans all Of
this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-14

THE WESTERN HOSE COMPANY, No. l. announc,
their fifth grand birth light ball tomorrow wv ed
nesday) evening at Western Hall, First Ward
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BY WALL Il BARNARD, Auononeers.

BY WALL BARNARD, Aucuoneers.
DOSlTIVESALE VERY VALUABLE FARM
y IN PRINCE EO2GE's COUNTY, Mn On THURS
DAY, Isl last, az IL O'Clock IN will sell on the
pTeml 5es, 20 the highest bidder, that valuable and
tertlle Farm known as part Of Greenwood Park
Erlrged," the residence Of j. Hill, Jr. and sIeua
Ted 10 miles from Washington, on the old Mari
borough road, near Old Long Fields" and CON
tanning about two hundred and eleven and three
-e!ghths OF an acre In high state of cultiva
ton. Abou' seventy acres are In fine wood and
timber and the remainder in very fertile AID pre-
dnchve soil for tobacco and grain, aud about fifty
acres OF which Is seeded in wheat aad now in
promising condition
The improvements on the place are good consist
Ing of a comfortable and spacious Dwelling To-
baccO Houses, Sheds, &c, &c.
The farm can he worked with fswer hands than
most farms OF the same size, and this sale will off
anopeortunity sc dom met with TO ACC uire so val
uahla property.
Terms very liberal and made known at time OF
sae.
Atm a. the same time ard place. or Horses
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THE DRUMMERs.-Ye sterday, Officer Yeatman
arrested John Turner for disorderly conduct He
taken before Justice Dom and fined 81 and
costs. The prisoner is a clothing dealer and the
offence consisted of calling a customer from.the
door of another dealer in the same line, thereby
creating disorder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-14

Ir YOU ARE SICK, the probability is that the root
of your suffering is IN the stomach. From weak
stom. oh proceeds dyspepsia, ag"e, languor, nau-
. a. and a legion of other tJrmentlng diseases In
digestion produces thi blood and therefore destro
restore the tone of the stomach. and Al abs it to
throw off and dismiss forever ali these troublesome
a perseyerlng use of DR.. J. Hostetter's celebrated
Stomach Bitters. A t. ial of their power cannot
fail to prove that there is failure in their soda
tive eff cts. w, cheerfuy recommend them to the
pubic, knowing, as We do, their many excellent
Qualities.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally ev
oryWhere. te la-eo3t
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COMFORT FOR THE AGED,

-, -.
The Nontre-l IT ms crIpt, speaking of Wi>tar' s
Balsani Of Viii Cherry, June ~, says" 1--WE b.
lieve II to he generally recognized as useful med
Icine by ms dcal men, and we can state. with per
fact truth and SINCERITY, that in one case with n oh
We are more particularly acq uai ted-,hat of old
f.w miles from this CITY, and who is tronbied az
tunes with an asth na,ica complai nt-the most de-
cIded relief Is obtained " henever ne makes nse Of
wnich ne has arrived at. " ay be considered a. un
a1swerahls proof OF Its virtues"
Look out for limitations.
Noe genuine unless signed l. Butts on ii e wrap
per.
prepared by s. W. FowLE Co., Boston, and for
sale By 4. Gilman, s. c. Ford, Jr, 8. B. Waite
g. Stott, John Schwarze, Nairn L Palmer, Wash
ingtoh; and bv dealers everywhere. fe i4lwr
No. 7-LtMENrABLE SUICIDEs.-We see thou
themst Ives into the grave: when Mrs. NJ. N. Gard
ner's Innian Baisam of Liserwort and Hoarhound
would quiet the and the disea Sc proving
upon them. 1t may be found at all the druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-14

~ SHOULD NOT BE FORGOTTEN that this is the
last week Of tie Russian War Panoram, in ,his
city. :" 'n''
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CORPORATION CASEY esterday, John Kane
and Peter Croggi in We're tried for dsordery con-
duct and fig htng; John was fined 81. ID and Peter
Sl.l5. TEos. Beaver, cold, was ordered to pay
Sl.94 for being disorderly. John Turner, for a
similar offence, was fined s. 81 These were all
tried before Justice Dom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-14

CITY COUNCILS, Feb. 10. Board of Aldermen
The following communication was received from
The Commi toners Of the new Centre Market and
he Dolice
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CIIiZkNs AND STRANGERS can hardly spend an
hour or two OF recreation more pleasantly and
o.'doiy IMAM In the Picture Gallery Of the " ash
lnSton Art Association north 81 de of Pennsvlyania
avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-14

EXECUTIVE PAR On the 9th inst w I'M
Garner. convicted OF assault and battery with
intent to kill, and sentenced to four wears i'm the
penitentiary; of which about one-half the time
has been served, and James p Devlin, convicted
OF manslaug hter. Tho received the same sentence
OF which twenty months have been served Were
Pardoned by the President of the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-14

A GRAND CoNvFNTION.-The National Conver-
ton Of the Order Of the Sons of III alta Is to assem-
BILE in this city tomorrow. 1t is understood that
at least one hundred and fifty delegates from
lodges in all quarters of the country will be in at
tendance They are said to be composed of the
most active and efficient members of the mysteri-
ons order. Their brethren in this city, whose
name is legion. will, Of course pay them due at
tention during their sojourn al the Federal Me
tropolis.
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MORE CHANGES UNDER THE HOUSE Door
kEEPER.-In the Folding Room.-A. H. Alcott,
A j. Harrison, and w. J. Harris, have been
appointed. The removals 10 make places for them
h3Ye not vet been made
1aborsrs, (colored John Massey, rice Henry
Douglass; Frank Tavern, rice A. A Watts
CIV hltc. Wv. J. Harris, rjce VIM. Mooney
Msssengers.-R. G. Stevens, of Ohio, rice Benz.
Prltchard ThOs. BlagUr, Conn, rice John Loller;
ID. p. Brown, Pa, rice Wash. Tilley; VIM Cop
pernoll, y. Y, rice Il j. Deament; ] II. ThoraS
son, Ohio. rice Samuel McJunken; Fl. :. NJ. ~
nam, Cal. rtcs Felix McCluskey; ID. Truesdale
\. Y, retained.
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rRANDELL, OPTTCTAN,
~ No. 2c Bridge ST., Georsesocn.
Has constantly on hand large assortment Of
French Near sighted. PenscopIc, Col sA~
ored, and all other SPECTACLES, ofSoS
the best quality, In gold, silver, steel, and German
silver frames. ". B. Old Frames Repaired and
new glasses set in them TO order no Ie-ly
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MADAME BISHOPS NOTE TO TIE COUNT.
The following note indicates that he succeeded
in Paliiling himself upon Madame Bishop as the
genuine article III the way of foreigner of dis
unctOn:
MADAME Anna Bishop presente ses compli.
mentS Monsieur lie COmte FarowitZ Ralletty It
Sera bien aise de reavoir Monsieur lie Comte ve,s
les deux heures aujourdhus
$50 Wizards Hotel -
The Count seems to have actually succeeded IN
wringing himself in extensively among TIC adj
mlfers of foreign aristoCracy In baltimore he as
until the convivial board was scattered through
the revelations Of the ''Wecker.'' lie Outlined
fifteen dollars from the Spanish Legation in this
Is; and DIR Nj. William was induced 70 procure
counsel for him.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

WEST END Bulldog ASSOCIATION.
~ The subscribers b this ID lilnIng Association
will hold their meeting the erection Of officers
the Council Chamber, on TUESDAY, the 18th VI
SAINT, at O'Clock .. IN. A full at. n1a- CO is re
quoted, th.t the organization NAV be completed
and op cratic commenced. 70 lS-2t
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EDITOR STAR:-While the military and various
other organizations are making arrangements to
appear in procession the 22d inst We desire to
ask why it is that the Odd Fellows are not brush
Ing up their trappings, Is it because they have
N been invited to do so, If they have not then
certainly some one is TO blame. We should like
u see them outfit they have not been invited
we would suggest the prcpriety of doing Sd at
once. 1t should be remembered that they number
II this District about 400 ard under the iaris-
dlcton Of the q l.. u. :. about two hundEs d and
TIN thousand, which alone should enti;e them TO
some consideration. Yours &c, AFU.
Washington, Feb. 10, 1860
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Row ON FIFTH STREET esterday about six
O'Clock P. m, Officer Mcpherson went to arrest a
man named James Roach. for some offence on
Fifth street, in the Fourth Ward. The und.rta-
King being rather heavy for a single individual
justice " alter went TO assist the officer The Of
fender. however, gave battle, a little more than
tGey could easily manage and after long stru"-
gle oficer eatman went TO their aid, and r zach
was taken to the county jail, where he was fully
committed for court by Justice Walter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-14

RELIGIOUS. AT St. Aloysius church, at IL
O'Clock on Sunday, the congregation was adj
oresseo ny Rev. Oscar Sears formerly a resident
OF o. TINS city, and now located in virgfna) from
man If he should gain the whole world and lose
MS own soul; or what shall man give in ex-
change for his soul He spoke Of the IMPORTANCE
OF salvation, which should rest on the truth OF
ialth and good works In the day of final reckon
ing the question will not be simply about our
oelef, bat the truth of our faith. The choir,
under the leadership of Mrs. Young. performed
Hadyn's Mass No. 3, Kyrie & Credo Sanctus and
AgnuS Del from Mozart No. 1; and the Ave Maria
spragno solo from Cherubini, was sung in fine
taste.