davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Polynesian., 1860-12-22
To the Public of Honolulu.

The Agent of Boge's Hyperion Fluid having called
when arrived here, delighted 10 find old fnend had
preceded me mean Bogle's Flud) My hair falling off
IN thousands day short interview with my friend has
soped the fall; few rubbing operations performed by
"VOELKER' has made every hair the Hawaiian
my Magic Chair l. in 1885, in Honolulu, recommend it
q the world the Great Hair Preserver
JOHN HENRY ANDERSON, "WiZard''
70 Agent for the sale of Bogles Fluid
VOELKER.
PeTfumer, Fort street. Honolulu.
Polynesian., 1860-12-22

ExRAGED PARENT.-"YOu comes here you waga-
bone We're you peen, ehi Oh, mein Cots you
schmels worse dan Won sehunk; now vips you
NIT ter proom, and if you runs away agin puts
YOU in der papers, and den you re ruint'
Polynesian., 1860-12-22

e A tar who had been boasting of the numer-
Gus foreign places he had seen was asked if he
had ever seen Louisiana. "No," says Jack,
's what country does she live in 20
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE
"A TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE FOR HoUsEKEEPER.
WORKS OF ART, DC.

AND DEALERS IN FINE FURNITURE.
A. IT. WILSON CO., auctioneers, will sell this day
Friday Dec a. at II O'Clock pGecisey s the costly Furni
octave Pianoforte Mirrors, velvet Carpets &c &c. in the
residence DIS Fourteenth OF Eighth
consisting Of very elegant pier and Mirrors and
brocae Curtains rich carved rosewood Etegeres with mir
'front.' three solid rosewood parlor Suits In SATIN
wood centre Tables Panofoe Stool and Cover; oil Paint
ngs Turkish easy Chairs elegant China Vases and other
china ten and dinner Sets cut Glassware large assortment
of fine silverware ivory Cutlery together with extensive
variety of chamber Furniture In rosewood and mahogany
Reds and Bedding pure hair Mattresses velvet Brussels and
ingram Carpets Clocks Mirrors mahogany Chairs Sofas,
Lounges Rockers oil Cloths basement Furniture &c, &c
Sale positive Dealers attend Every lot 10 be sold by order
Of the administrator without the least reserve.
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N.ws from Havana.


suyyeerp pEPA Arturo or THE SPANISH FLEET FOR
VERA CRuz-eOvERsMEsr EFfoRrs TO RELIEVE
rnI PANIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, MARKETS,
LorrERY, ETC.
The United states mail steamship Quaker City, r. ".
ufet commander arrived Oh The bar THURSDAY Aisht
from Havana having left there last Saturday. ID inst,
n twelve O'Clock noon.
since leaving the Quaker City has encountered severe
weather with very heavy gale from Cape hasterss 70
sandy Hook from the north She arrived Of the Highland
lights at eleven Of the lsth but n consequence OF
heavy rain and fog was detained outside all night
TIE health of Havana Is good and he weather nne
On he 18th spanish feet satpned at the port OF a
vana, consisting Of seven steamers and frgaes steamed
cot Of the port under COMMAND Of the Admiral for
shsrt trip 10 to exercise the crew. Az the day OF
sailing Of the Quaker City they had not returned rumor
being in circulation OF their having sailed for Vera Cruz,
Mexico.
Business Of all kinds in Havana since last reports re-
mains without mprcv Several meetings had been
hold by the prominent merchants, by order Of the Cap
tair General devise method 70 improve commercial
A1airs and give greater unanimity ,
The government TO give greater relief 70 the bust
mess community hsn m.ao =, re- 9p in -, w
put into immediate circulation the balance If reqnirea,
soaring six per cent interest per annum. The latter
amount had been taken at once
Amusement did not appear be affected by tho IN
favorable OF trade Italian and Spanish Opera at
making success aNorma," they being well received
Chariris Circus well nllcd each night Nixon with
his Royal Circus arrived the 18th from New Orleans
and would open at the yanaeva theatre on the night Of
The 18TH
The drawings Of the Royal Lottery just closed
No 70 1913 drew 800 900
No 2lSO Observation-Disclosures. So 600
sugar. ano,a,ons are as follows,-whi,es common
traps IL 10 1917 reals browns Nos 10 and H. 81 20
~ reals stock hand 30 900 boxes against same
her Of boxes 1863 and 1850 at the dates. Molas
ees-None hand of old crop Freights-Nothing offer
ing TO the United States. Exchanges-Lnndon, 1917
llL premium New York sixty days, q per cent do
do at sight, 10 do do New Orleans, Ia 10 do do
Arrivals from the United Statesl3th, steamships H,-
hama, from New Orleans; l4th Catawba do 10TH Star
of the West do
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Henry II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AM

HENRY H. LEEDS, AUcrIoNEER CLOSING AND
i PeremptoIy sale.-nENRY II, LEEDS co win sell
room No Nassau street. closing and peremptory sale
out OF W Of 30 full sized bottles each
from sales q October and November ~ viz Pale and dark
maica Rum 1882 Scotch whiskey do 52 Madeira COZ per
pipe Ware Brothers Port pale Gasteus sherry 1872 be-
lieved be the only lot of THIS wine The
Goods are now in store ready for delivery The above stock
holidays and private and confidently recommend them
the write 70 them genuine
the goods This VIII probably be the last opportunity for OBJ
tanning these goods Also, from private stock line Of
extra oid rornac Brandy very choice Also two lines 81
possession Aso select invoice from old city importing
house reducing stock late engaged In the Southern trade
and In consequence Of the depression In trade viii sell with
out Also Central Society Nneyard Propretors
Coenac Scotch Irish and Bourbon Wh-keys, Jamaica
NADIA and Antigua Rum Afo 1000 Havana Seears the
best brands imported consisting of Brevas Regaas Britain
lea, Prsandos fameos, sondas, Mcdanos, &c in tenth
boies and warranted
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ForR CnInRES BURNED 10 nEArH.-On Saturday
evening 10th inst, fire broke out AZ Marietta, Pa
In q two story frame house, occupied by cooret
named John Walker, and before Il discoverei,
before assistance reached the spot the Interior
sheet of flame, and four chirerthree OF them bcoa
ing 10 Walker, and the other chill n has sister in aw
persisted In the flames.
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". MFRwIN ArCTTONEER.
n. BY BANGS, kERWIN 4 CO, Irving Buildings, 59f
and 500 broadway - II

FIRST SALE OF THE ARTISTS FUND SOCIETY,
On SATURDAY EVENING, December p / 3 o'clock
At the National Academy OF Design Tenth street
Broadway collection Of new and all Of them Original
Pictures painted by artists of New York be sold without
reserve for the benefit Of the Widows and Orphans Fund Of
the Sociey-wl he Free Exhibition Friday, from A.
" until 10 p. W, and Saturday from A. ". until the
hour IL sale. Catalogues may he had Of B, " & Co
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uENRY II. LEEDS, AuCTIONEER.

), sNEDEC0R,S Second Annual Exhibition and Sale
Of CHOICE AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PAINTINGS,
STATUARY, WATER COL0RS, &c
To be sold at auction without reserve, FRIDAY EVEN
ING, December - the sale TO commence AT O'Clock.
Comprising Works by all Of mos, eminent artists and
collected from their studios within period
scber would respectfully invite
TO this collection II IL seldom Opportunity
where be obtained such excellent
Among the colecon can be found the works OF Ggnour
VIM Hart Boughton, Clifford Bellows, Inness Doughty, r.
III May, TAFT McEntee Beard, Hall, Cropsey Van Best
Berstadt De Haas Lilly N. Spencer, Hubbard Oerel Dir
Coleman, sonntag Must Johnson Roster Warren, y
H. Moore Breyoor, Thorn, Coutourier II. Konscr &C. 40
There included In this sale superb statue entitled
reserve on the evening above mentioned.
The collection on exhibition free at the pae
ry and store Of the subscriber Exhibition open from
TIL II. NJ. each day until the evening Of sale
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Before Hon Judge Woodruff.
DEc Go A. Hpc,n ne Knistsrbodtsr Lifs ~
suvaRoe In this case which action insar-
policy the defence that the insured had
mfed suicide and that the therefore void
The jury were unable 70 agree and discharged.
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A LBERr MORTIMER GRIFFIN CO. AUcTIoNEERs.
n Elegant Household Furniture and Works OF Art
Al public auction,

n Elegant Household Furniture and works Of Art,
On this day rnIbs SSI pse sasSsa a. ,e O'Clock
At the elegant Eaip ss sas Sinh ws Sixteenth
Ssys ssE ESSS sa s. nus Room Furniture
Rosewood and MAHOGANY CHAMBER Furniture en- SUITE
ceres top plate doors ana hack WorE Table
se si %o'ss & s
s Shss rsssseeS ' 1ams hs
satin oroesde the expensive DESCRIPTION Console Ia
ssa sranus and o%ou chandsisr imported Paris
% &
Ons Ms asS a seV.
Music Rsss cloth soyer Book
y sSss Bsas.d
Chairs Curtains shases cOrnscss hair Pal
eS dsoo1ssd china tels sss oval saSsir
rcrs Dining Room Furniture OF every kind; also Kitchen
SALE LEO OF D E1Essr p,,no,
Of ods costly China sass Esc
.Iss
Between Seventh and Eighth avenues 49,.
sss
cash tn. furniture Is all new having been used but two
ny attention Sogsesespsrs and wanting really good
$3.50 one full SUIT in rich boauet velvet richly carved
and fun suit in silk velvet; all these suits
feet and made by Saz OF Broadway rosewood Piano
forte made by Fischer Turkish Lounges and Chairs in vel
tapestry Carpets Etegeres centre and sofa Tables
rich Vases Bronzes Sauary Paintings Etegcres reception
Chairs Chandeliers rosewood chamber Furniture OF every
description fine hair Mattresses Beds Bedding landscape
and gold Shades Clocks extension dining Table rich Silver
ware dining and Service Coffee Urn Casters spoons,
Forks Cake Basket Napkin Rings silver Goblets Salvers
rich China ruby and crystal Glass of every description
portable Heac Range handsome Iron Safe dining Chairs
kc with 81 variety Of other Furniture and housekeep
ing articles nv here enumerated, all Of which viii be sold
strictly without reserve rain or shine.
Bfhe above house TO rent; possession Immediately
A DMINISTRAToR's AUCTION SALE.
"A This day, Friday, at l0l1 O'Clock.
AT the elegant residence of Macy No 80 West Eleventh
street between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Costly rosewood Pianofore,
Pier and Mantel Mirrors.
Rare on Paintings,
WORKS OF ART, &c,
At public auction, this day, Thursday
The parlors contain solid magnificent rosewood Panofore
10 order by Bodne and covered with satin and
brosate Of the most expensive description pier mante and
oval Mirrors velvet and tapestry Carpets elegant OIL Paint
ings and Engravngs Dining Reconsideration Dining Table
sixteen feet long oak Buffet English Glassware French chi
Tea Set ivory balanced handled Knives and Forks table
bersSold rosewood mahogany and black walnut Bedeads
marble Bureaus WashstAnds Commodes Shaving Stand
Wardrobe cnried hair Mattresses Feather Beds, Pillows
Sheets Bed Linen Centre Tables Carpetng In ench
Clocks Mirrors &c Basement Furniture and Kitchen uen
sils Of every description BHorses Carriage Library
and Mich Cows viii he sold at the salesroom Thursday
Sale positive rain shine Terms cash Dapsits In
bankable money required. ALLIN I co, AuctUheers.
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DECErvERs SALE OF WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND
Other Jewslry .cnd silver Mare, jewellers Tool- Sc
aay sh. and vdDy. pecsmbsr III 4 mr ceont Each aay
n their Eaey No y Nassau street. the entire stock
lion usually found In large estsblshen' including
wssrHs nse a k az ~ sT sss snr cnef
ea and Ae..r spoons and torks Plated Ware gold apeeA
cles Thmbles jewellers Tools Ac To BE- sold " the highest
bidde By order of the receiver without any
SyHRnTFFs SALE OF SALOON AND HOUSEHOLD
- isgrs seEsrs ss On Saturday -, 4 io o'clock. At
saloon Tables oak Chairs Enesvner Dean.
srs, hmblsrs Beer Mness Ia Pumpe and Pipes, Stoves
sausagee ingram and Brusses Csrpes wsslip
Machines and general assortuent Of Furniture, 10
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" MERwIN AUCTIoyEFR
"A. BY BANGS, MERwIN CO, Irving Buildings 59t

SATURDAY EVENING, December -, a. 81 O'Clock
ELEGANT GIFT AND STANDARD BoOKs-A large
and choice collection Of beautifully illustrated and richly
bound volumes suited the holiday season fine Library Ed
tons Of Standard Works profusely emheshed Juveniles
Annual for 1851, &c Also variety OF superior Amhro
types nicely framed Enggh Engrayings Stereoscopic In
sfuments and Views, &C, &c Catalogues are now ready
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DENTISTRY.


A RTrFfCfAL TEETH.-BEAuTfFUL AND suBsrAH
tai sets pury silver only 81 on hne eold and piana
o26 rubber us single teeth III teeth Allied and extracted
without the least pain superior artificial bone hng nc All
work warranted II ls5 srth between tenth and
Eleventh strccss Dr. LUTHER Dentist
A RTIFIcrAL ROME FILLING FOR DECAyED
N cethfut IN while soft, without pain Ach
ms teeth SHELLS Be ned with b. the d-coverer
JAMEs PEARSON, NJ ID. Removed 10 ste Broadway, near
Seventeenth street
DArNLEsa TOOTH EXTRACTION, WITHOUT THE
uee Of chloscfosm electricity, supplying
DIT BETHEL has lately invented and patented apparatus
for the painless cxtrAcon OF teeth and snmps Testimonials
seryng We SANE from Pcr.cns q h,sh POSITION may be
patented improvements Teeth fnled Terms iov. Sdsk6
bond street corner Of Bovey Fease nna ths ball with DR..
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DENrREw HOUSE, Isl EIGHTH STREET. NEAR
IL Fruadway.-Iust opened for the winter Ac,1mmnls-
ssons for gentlemen and the single gentlemen
CT. LAWRENCE HOTEL BROADWAY AND EIGHTH
- street New fors.--g0nducei the European r4N,
great reduction In price 70 sut the times family Rooms
cults - 70 so. single Rooms 81 10 81 The family Re-t
open under the exclusive management I
prietor Prices moderate and satisfaction guaranteed.
VVHrTSEy ROUSE.
w Rrcadwny c'rner 81 Twelfth sire
CONDUCTED OK THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
This and elegant marble building having been
nshed throughout the superior style
the 1daton Of Every door Il supplied
hot and cold baths Closets &C Meals served N ia
Ladies Ordinary al AL hours sent - the
charge. snas and siHl Rooms a moderate prices
W. " BENNETT Fropaoter
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PRIME HAuNcH or SOUTH down MUTTON AND
"A hsh Chowdcr CAPE Cod s'yse, for dnner today q
HAYTERs, No 81 Pine street.
ENGLrsH FILBERTs, SCOTCH HADDocEs, EPPTya
~ SausAxes sally Lunn Tea Cakes for sale a the Ers.
oethan Ale Lunch Room, % Maiden lace, Of William
street J. RICHARDSON, Agent. English matou for DIN.
net Tomorrow. Ben Honey hand.
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A DMINISTRAToR's AUCTION SALE.
"A This day, Friday, at lOls O'Clock.
AT the elegant residence of Macy No 80 West Eleventh
street between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Cesty rosewood Pianoforte,
Suits OF Furniture,
Pier and Mantel Mirrors.
Rar
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN. AGED TWENTY-FIVE xArRTvo.
a nsi,y INCLINED wishes % form the ac9uansAnes Of
young ady she must be pretty accomplished aahle and
rot over twenty yeArs Of age Address for one
BdfAr sprAgue Dor l,c6 Poxt ofcc
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a or DIAMOND GOODS

A TCTION SALF-TfIfS EVENING
"A And every evening during the week a. 81 O'Clock or
IMPORTED TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
In packages imported. At he salesrooms.
AL BROADWAY, OPPOSITE WALLAIK'S
GEORGE w. WOOD, AUCTIONEFR.
Private sale every day arorng ladies' excellent chance
nL-RcnAsE unIfnAN pn1.sENls
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRES BOARD ABOVE
"A Bcecker street. west OF broadway, In a house with
modern oytmens Terms ncinpns every thing not 20
$50 per month gwen ana
required Address with fun particulars and price Hart ses
100 Herald office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-28
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Vanderbilt.
THE GREAT FIGHT BETWEEN KEENAN,
AND SAVERS.

THE GREAT FIGHT BETN LIN HEN AN
AND SAVERS.
NEW YORK. April 2s-The steamship Wander
bill, from southampton on the 18th, arrived here
last mig ht.
The great fight between Heenan and Savers
came on early on the morning Of the 18th, occupy
ing TWO hours and eight minutes. Over one hum
dred rounds Were fought, when the outside
crowd, from pressure and excitement broke down
the barriers, and the contest was sus pended.
Both went down on the last round, but Savers
fell almost every round On the FIRST dozen
rounds Savers was knocked completely of his legs
and his arm, owing TO the severe fighting, suffered
much. Heenans eyes were quite blacked up to-
wards the last, and at the last round he quite
blind. He showed splendid fighting throughout
the contest, but was much more punished than
Savers. Sayers drew the first blood. On the
tenth round Heenan completely lifted Savers
from the ground, and threw him heavily with the
greatest ease
The eigth round lasted twenty minutes, and
ended in Sayers coming down.
The seventh round lasted thirteen minutes.
Wonderful skill WAS displayed on both sides.
Slyers was easily knocked of his pins.
. IL IL is unknown II they will fight again. The
nght was decided TO be drawn one, but public
opinion was divided as to who was the best man.
Inc works on the Great Eastern were progress
sing rapidly. The captain had not been chosen
A great failure Of Liverpool cotton merchant
had occurred, and his liabilities were estimated
a. f235, 900.
BallCting for annexation to France, had com
menced at Nice. There was immense enthusiasm,
ana large maiority was considered certain.
a treaty of commerce between France and Bel
GUM was being negotiated
The Neapolitan Government lad resolved 90 re
main neutral
Sicily continues in state Of Instruction. favor
Ing the King Of Sardinia, and the city state
Of siege.
THE LATEST.
SOUTHAMPTON, Saturday noon .-Advices from
India indicate considerable excitement i'm BENGAL
between the Planters and Ryots
III was rnmored the fight between Heenan and
savers VIII be renewed, but nothing is authentic
COMMERCIAL.
Cotton-lnferior qualities had declined l. I6a d.
but prices were irregular. Flour had advanced
od ais Wheat is buoyant, and Id add higher
Corn g quiet PROVISIONS steady. Sugar steady
Consols 9iS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-28
FUTURE DAYS
BY A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.

by a. OhEEN, Auctloneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE NORTH
EIDE OF +, BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH
STREETS, AT AUCTIoN.-On FRIDAY, the 9Th day
OF May next, shall sell In front OF the premiste
att clock, y. m, very valuable piece of proper
u sltuatsa on the north sIde of street north be-
Tween 10th and streets west, being part of Lot
SIN square No. 3t6, having a front Of q feet
by TO loet deep. with the improvements whicn are
frame hnldng IN front, and pa story brick back
Terms: One-third cash; balance in q, u, aid 10
months Tor notes bea lnr interest from DAY of sale
dIsputabs.
We deem II unnecessary 10 offer any comment re
ave To the location of the above dscrI bed proper
w. Sufhce IL Tn say tits beautiful building site.
aud the sale Will be well woithy the attention of
persons wishing To make a good Investment.
ap n A. GREEN, Auct
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u nossA THs STAR :, pyistsd on tia fastest
sts~s Press IN xss south Of Baltimore its edition
IS so a'ss as TO 'sqsirs IL to be put press a. an
sarIy horj Advertisements, therefore, shoxld BE-
ssat ~ t.fors Trslrs O'Clock, M; othsrsiss thew
s.ay sos appear satiI tbs merit day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-28

The VOrARIES OF DISSIPATION. and victims OF de-
fusion, can be brought to conviction of the error
of their ways, and saved from world of mental nd
bodll suffering, by needing the advice contained in
that popular work Human Fra iy. or PhgSjOLcgt
cnt Researches" 1t is sound in its doctrines plain
but inoensive i'll its Dictates and being beautifully
illustrated wi tn coered engravngs it brings every
thing home to the conception THAT he who runs
may read p" Sold by DIR. Barrow, 194 Bleec ker
street, New York. Price q cents. Sent free eve
rywhere.
Sold also by S. Calvert Ford, jr., Washington,
IL. u. ap 10 I'm
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Quern'S Cod Lirer OIL jelly.
rms great specific for Consumption Is last su
cenlng Gil others III It's curative effects upon those
afflicted with tubercu!ar diseases. Prepared upOu
highly scientific prncip pies of the pure OIL and
robbed of the nauseOus taste of the plain article II
is received into the stomach its Jellified form
without maSlcatlon, and is gradually dIssOlyed
and clgested passing into th small lntestines drop
by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by it's
nutrlclous properties, and thus assisting and sus-
tal"IDg nature in overcoming the disease APP
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine.
and recommended by the faculty every VII here this
preparation is confidently offered As 4 remedy for
C9Sn nsa np n and al ser3fnlous affections;
500 by Charles StOtt, Washington. and by all re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PENFOLD, PARKER Il MOWER,
No. Id Beekman street, New York,
mar l6-Sm Wholesale Agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-28
SPECIAL DISPATCHES

The following dispatch was received last night
for gentleman connected with the press who up
to that occasion has been telegraphing daily that
the nomination of Douglas was certain-Ep.
Douglass strength, all told, in the Convention is
sylvania and Southern votes. He will get il all
on the first ballot, and cannot be nominated The
nomination lays between Dickinson and Guthrie
Especial Dispatches to the Star
CHARLESTON, April 2S.-Seven Southern States
in the platform committee, went for the alabama
platform pure and simple. 1t is not improbable
that John Cochrane's substitute for the majority
report will be adopted by the Convention, as most
of the South and the conservatives Of the North
now favor il.
From 4 gentleman who Is attending at Charles.
ton to telegraph to the Republican members of
Congress:l
CHARLES ron. april %, at night Platform will
be defeated by decided majority. and attempts
will then be made to patch up compromise
But the South refuses anything less than the prn-
ciple asserted, and prefers rupture as the alter
native No present probability of agreement be-
tween hostile interests and the debat. TODAY
rather widens the breach. Ii the cotton States
separate, Davis and Wood will be nominated by
them.
II At2 p. m. to-day the telegraph had deli =
e-ed nothing from Charleston of to DAYS date
The weather is unfavorable for Geographic opera
tions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-28

LAKckNY-Pete Douglass was ht out for
e1'nihatlon before Justice Dom this morning,
iur s'eallng certain articles Of clothing which
Were recovered. Witnesses identified pete bmt
ne insisted that he was not the man. and regarded
hard case that he should be victimized for the
III blnie OF announcer Justice Donn sent Pete up to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-28
ssSADIED,

In Georgetown, on the 18th instant EMMA VIR-
GlNIA, only daughter of VIM. Nj. and Martha D.
pleby, aged ii months and days,
In Georgetown, on the morning of Saturday
April 18th, CATHARlNE, beloved daughter OF
Hobtt and Catharine Berriau.
The friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence of her parents, Mon
day morning. at 10 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-28
LOG AL NE w S.

II THE STAR publishes the Lists of Letters
ysnaining ~ the Washington City Post Omes
xnIsr ths provisions Of the Iar directing them to
BE- printed IN the nscspdper having the largest cir
cE1fiOn ,crfhin the deEirery Of the Office It's total
daily ereHIatiOH IS more than double that of any
Other Daily printed IN ths District of Columbia