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Alexandria Markets.

ALEXANDRIA, April 2s.-Florr-Family g. OCa
So Extra 40 81 \ a6 50; Super. SO I2ae IS Wheat
white, fair TO good 81 63aI IS; red 81 55al 81
Rye SOao5c. Oats 4Uai5c. Corn Meal SOaS5c Der
bnshel. Seeds-Timothy 81 5OaS3 IS; Glover s. o.
as $50; FlaTseed 81. Provisions-Butter roll
lsa2I'c bacon lOc. Pork S7as7 90. Lard I0aI2c
Whiskv2ls2ihc. Fish-Shad 3 II seals per hun
dred; Herring S9aslO so per thousand
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RaItinAys NayLass

BALTIMORE, A"ril 25 Flour closed excited
Howard street al Ohio sc 37a6 62K. Wheat la,
advanced Sc. whIIe 81 s5aSl s.; red 81 52asl SIS
Corn closed active, and DC. hgher-white 16a7s
yellow 75a77c. Provisions closed firm; mess pork
SIS; prime Sl5; rump 81 bacon sides 9XaIOc
| Whiaky Quiet at Dc
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IN coNsEouENcE Of the threatening state of the
weather, Mr.. Hunters lecture on .sIbe Isles and
S s OF africa" will be postponed to Tuesday
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SALE OF TW1 B.TK pwRItINc
- hoUsss the 4th of May, at O'Clock D. m.
we vii! chy for .ale, TO the ehes, bidder, on the
p ,t Ins thrse.story Bnck Hegse on Fir.t
Smoot This property is on the handsomest street
In Georgetown, and Is the mo 4 desirable position
that street.
lmms6iatey after the sale OF the above property.
we shi,l, on the premises, he two story Brick
MONTGOMERY street, occupied by Capt MitoheI,
the house. e' 0e Vi
Term. OF sale: One-third cash; the balances in 6,
=, and ~ months, secured by notes. bea Interest
property. Term. complied with within FIVE ave
re- sac OF the propert, at coat, q rick Of the
oefAultlng purchaser.
All conveyancss at the expense Of the pu chaser.
ep go BARNARD a RUIKEY. Aucts
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New York Markets

NEw YORK. April % Flour has advanced sa
lOc; State IS 4OaS5 As; Ohio 90 2Oas6 25: Sopth-
ern Sc 4oaS6 20. Wheat has advanced la2c No
Southern reported Corn is held at advance Of la
&c Pork is quiet. Lard is steady whisk IN
l.,n
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Financial.
NRW YORK Anil % G

NEW YORK, April 2s.-Stocks are dull: Chi
cago and Rock Island 654 Illinois Central share,
59bi Michigan southern Ak; New York Central
79S; Reading AZ; Can.ons 81; Va. 6's e2k: Mo,
6b s3k Sterling exchange is firm at IOeH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-28

NorIcE.-Dtsfr,c' Of Columbia Adrsytiss,nent,
20 BE- asserted n the BALTIMORE Sun are Yscetrsd
81 and fo-rdyded from The STAR Office.
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\ NEW Court HOUSE, JAIL. &C.-The Commit
tee Oh Public Buildings and Grounds have deter
mined 10 report in favor of the construction Of
addition to the City Hall for Courthouse, to
cost S:SOOOU new District Jail which will re-
quire an appropriation of $500 900, and resolu-
ton authorizing the removal of the House LII brary
from the present damp aud confined rooms to those
more spacious and airy, to be selected by con-
sultation with the Architect and Superintendent
Of the Capitol Extension, Clerk, and Librarian.
50 says the Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune
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ihk PLACE to buy spring clothing, We should
JuuSe rom advertisements elsewhere i'm this pa per
"se.net with what folks say, and from appear
dhces al the place itself, is Smiths, on Seventh
sIeet, opposite the Post Office Department near
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>; TIC NIc.CThe Washington Quadrille Associa-
qua Spring, on next Thursday, Nav list Thev an
uClpd'e ana Will no doubt realize very pleasant
tlme. See particulars in advertisement in another
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MRS: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
physician, has Soothlng Syrup for Childer Teeth
ing, which greatly facilitates the process of teething
by softening the gums, reducing all inflammation
Will allaJ all pain, and Is to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves. and reief and health to your Infants
anOthsr column. 90 II-iy
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IHK LATEST FASHIONS, lie Bon Ton monthly
rrepoIt OF London, Paris, and New York fashions
,ol May. Shillington has all the magazines for
Adam Bede y " Noi VI
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THOSE ladies who are fond of dancing should
approaching. Also. recollect to call and jn,naot
tne beautiful stock of Eugene Blonde Berthas and
street o, Sc'ehtu
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HELD FOR CoURT.-This morning, the case of
y ). Pollard, VINO stands charged with obta lining
money under false preteces, was taken up for a
hearing before Justice johnson, who. under the
peculiar circumstances Of the case felt 1t to be his
duty to require Mr.. Pollard to give hail in the
sueI OF S5O0 to appear at the criminal court. Mr.
III. ]. Shriner became his security. Mr. Pollard
Is an elderly man, and well known to tie citizens
of Washington Is an agent for claims; and his
reputation having been hitherto unspo.ted, the
idea of Intentional fraud is not entertained bv his
acquaintance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-28

IHk COLUMBIA ACTIVE ASSOCIATION, No f.
announce their seventh annual ball at thor u III
on capitol Hill, on next Monday evening, April
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WATCH RETURNS Peter Douglass, a we'll
known coored individual, was arrestedjby O ticer
hlng on charge of larceny. He was held for a
dated.
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The JAPANEsE.-In antici patton of the arrival
OF these distinguished visiters in Washington,
the Marine Corps are drilled daily in open air
with full band, in order to give them proper re-
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MARI lied

On tho 27th instant. by the Rev. J. l.. Bartlett
Mr.. HARRISON :. BOWEN to Miss MARY J
all of Washington.
tAleXandria papers copy.)
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By WALL & BARNARD. Aucton-srs.

TWO NEARLY NEw NAME NV Eli .fNGS
= On STREET AT nucTIoN.-on THURSDAY
AFTERNOONS, Sd NAV, a. S O'Clock. We VIII sell,
In front Of the premises. pa Of Lot 4 IN Squire
657, fronting twsnenNg hi feet ID, between r m
and Sixth streets LII, and improved by two neary
rent.
Terms: One third cash; ha anoe in and II no lfl
hearing interest, and secured by deed Of tgpst on
the premi SEES. All convey ancIns at the apense Of
'ue WALL BARNARD, Auct.
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SEE ANNOUNCEMENT, in another column of a
double minstrel troupe, embracing sixteen stor
performers. to perform at Odd Fellows Hall, in
this city, on the 2d, 3D., ith and 5th of Nav
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The LADIES' FAIR, at the Assembly Rooms,
Tor the benefit of ST VinCent's Orphan ASYLUM, is
announced to positively close on Tuesday hight
next.
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BEAR IN MIND the fair to commence at Philhar-
monte Hall on Monday night next for the benefit
of Grace Church, Island
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Is the beet and cheapest article for Dressing Beau
tlfylng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try It. Sold by all Drug
gIsts and PeTfumers. marI2-6m
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ARLINGTON SPRING.-The season at this old and
popular place of Summer resort commences to-
day. See advertisement IN ertenso in another
column
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ARRIVED at Carter's wharf, (late Young & Car
tefs,) schooner Tropc, Capt. Banks, from Sails
bury, with 90 coo feet of lumber for ! Norment
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CRIMINAL COURT.-Yesterday, George o. Davis,
convicted of stealing prayer book worth fifty
cents, from VIM. Haggerty, was sentenced to three
months in Jail.
Patrick and Honora Fitzpatrick were tried and
convicted of assault and battery Bridget
Fitzgerald They We're fined $40 each and costs
Peter alias Philip Hyde was tried on a charge
Of assault and battery on John H. Gdretze Con-
victed Of simple assault, and sentenced to pay a
fine OF 81 aud costs
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TRICOPHEROus

PENNIEs.-PersOns desiring Pennies will alvays
lind them for exchange at the eta: Ofioe oounter
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucuoneers.

Is grLWvNI III On NURIH sTREET,
EAST -Un TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NAV let
at haf past hve O'Clock, on the premises, we shal
sell Lot No ga In nUmbe red 67,, fronting %
feet on north street, between north Capt. o st Get
and inst street east, and running back 81 feet
less,
Terms: One third cash the residue in 6 and Il
months. with interest, secured BY q deed Of trust
the promises.
Title perfe.t. All conveycncns at the cott Of the
purchaser
aps7 T. G.. Mcguire a co Auots
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BY c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
THIS AFTERNOON & TO- MORROW


By GKEEN, AuotIonee-.
HORSES, BUGGY, HARNESS AND DRAy
AT AUCTIoN.-On SATURDAY the s8fh INST .
shall sell In front Of my store, at L. o'clock a. m
No. $40 Seventh street. ~
One hne young Work Horse, dark sorrel, between
seven and eight years old, one of the best work
horses IN the city; sold for no fault .nd war
raHted perfectly sound,
Also, a Hose. Buggy and Harness
An excellent pTay.
Ity. " NN'
apI2t A. GREEN Auo,
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AUCTION SALES.
- For other ducfsoR Saies, see frst pae.
By VIM. MARSHALL, Auc,ioneeI

By VIM. MARSHALL, Auciioneer.
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSE
- NJ EPiNG hRTICLEs,-Un TUESDAY MORN
ny May ist, a. la o clock, will eell at nv sto
under odd lie. lows Hal
Sp en- IL Rosewood an Brocatalle Cot age Sets,
trble top ahles, bureaus and Wash lands,
Man gany Sotas, Chairs and Tables.
Z ne Cane and Wood seat Chairs and Rockers.
A lull assortment Of Their furniture,
i.sge assJItment If Glass and Crrck-ry,
Plated spoons, Forks. Knives, Casters &c,
Large lot of Fancy Goods
DAYS. ~ W.
p28 p WIN. MARSHALL. Auot.
Nv c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
| OF IN SQUARE No 449 AT AUCTION
II pn SATURDAY AFTERNOON. 18th April,
at.1a ncock, on the premises, shall sell part AZ
Lot No. Is, Ia Squar- No. 4i9, fronting Snh feet on
the 50 feet IN said qIare. running back IS feet on
IN ~ fec aev, bet ween 9Th and 9TH streets west
an Nj aud l. Il Gets no. tn.
Terms: One -four tn cash the residue i'm g. - and
IL months. with interest secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
sP2id :. c. Mcguire & CO., Aucts.
H THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until next TUESDAY EVENING, May ist same
aP2a &c. MCGUIRE CO., Auct'rs.
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by WALL * BARNARD, Aucuoneers.
4 DMlNlSTRATRlX SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
"A FURNITURE, HORSE, WAGONS, CARNIVAL Ann
Harness AT AUCTION On MONDAs MORN
NO, Slth of prIi, at IL O'Clock, will sell, at
IA ey Grove Tavern, 9TH street road. general as,
snrtinsnt OF Household Furniture, Wagon, Carry-
all, Buggy, Horse. Harness, Store Fixtures, Farm
Ing Imp laments, &c
Terms cash. Nv order of
MRS. T.. MORELAND, Administrator
ap - WALL d BAR >ARD. Aucts.
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FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EErscrs
y AT PUBLIc ACTION On TUESDAY MORN
lNG. May LIST, n; 10 O'Clock, at house NO. 4fs
1--we nth st EFT, between q and n streets north,
shall sell the entire Furniture sod fleets, all of
VII oh Is nearly new and In perf5et order, oonpris
ing
:. fss, Tete u -Tetes, Castor and Parlor Chairs,
Marble top centre apd Sofa Tab es,
Gothic Chairs, Gilt frame Mirrors,
tt.gere, Reception Chairs,
Jenny Lind Bedstsad, with Tucker Spuns Bee,
Dressing Bureau with Marble top,
Marble top " ashstands, Toilet Sets,
Cane seat Chairs. Rockers, Lounges,
Imitation Oak Cottage Set,
Imitation Walnut, Grained ard Painted Cct..se
Sets,
Mattresses. Boosters ans Pillows.
Extension Dining Table, Sideboard,
Dining hairs, RetrIxerator, woter Cooler,
China. Glass and CrockAry Ware,
Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
Terms: SI5 and under cash over that eum n
credit OF g. and IN DAYS for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
apH d J. G. MCGUIRE CO. Auot.
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MEMS DRESS SUITS,
Mems Business Suits,
Youths Dress Suits.
Youths Business S, its,

NOAH WALKER & Co, Marble Hall Clothing
Store, Browns Hotel Building, would respectfully
Summer Clothing Is now resdy for inspection. II
IL comp,ised OF an assortment of SentIeme1's arc
IN material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with economy, IL
fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity is nov
offered for selecting from the most attractive stocI
Of X eady Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
duced erlces. 1E28-1y
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Just received another instalment of '.Crocket,s,,
celebrated So inch LEATHER DUCK: and No.
RUSSIA DUCK. The best in the Market
For sale by JNO. r. ELVANS & CO,
sp 2S-eo3t tAeX. Gaz) Washington d c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-28

ADDRESS BY DISTRICT ATTORNEY OULD.-We
understand that Robert Guild, Esq L 3. District
Attorney, is at present engaged in the preparat
OF the address which he has consented to deliver
before the Alumni of Columbian College, at the
annual commencement Of that institution in the
latter part of June next. We have doubt
from the ability of the speaker, and the attention
which he seems disposed to devote to the subject
that it will be an able and elaborate production.
and In all respects worthy of the great reputation
which this gentleman has acquired both as
writer and a speaker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-28

The Rev JOHN Z. biloxi, pastor Of st. Mary's
Church, AleIandris, died in PbiladelPhia. yes
isTdsy morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-28

SEE PARTICULARS, In another columa, of the
grand military ball to be given by the Montgom-
cry Guards on Wednesday evening next, May I'd,
at the Assembly Rooms. This 10 expected to b
as usual with the balls Of this company, very
pleasant affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-28

FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-Harvey's packing e.
loon presented quite novel appearance this
Holsters attracting much attention Among them
a salmon Of Is pounds weight, which was selling
for 81 per pound; and host of HOLSTERS. one of
which weighed 12k pounds. These fish were
regarded as curiosites by epicures
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REn.,hIs LIST OF LETTERS
AnMAiNiNG IN the Post Ofhoe. Washington


inserted in the EVENING, STAR. il
'aper having the largest circulation
Ter published In Washington.l
MS applying for letter. the follow
ase say they are ApSRR <Ep.
LADIES' LIST.
Farquh,r, Mr.. NJ McGar Hiss Maria
Friars, Miss Annie McN,ll, Msrg 4
Fortnyer, Miss NJ McNalle = NJ So +
faulkn-r, Mise ) A Pollard, AIr, C. F-2
Cling, Miss Ellen Piper, Mrs Mt'ds
o Gray. Mrs Packard, Mrs HC
l. Glstzback, Miss A Payne, Mrs DE
Gordon, Adalins Runli,t, Mrs Fl
Garci., Miss job ma Ryan, Miss Ida c
Gordon, Mrs RachelRIpetta, Miss A
0Tanjean, Mad \ Roberts, Miss Dune
Hall, Mrs 5 q Robertson Mps A
Hill, Miss Susan Smi'h, Misses
Haes, Mary Simpson, Cornelia b
Morgan, Mary Smith, Mrs Anna T
Howard, Mrs y Z Scott, Mrs Caroline
Heartily, Miss L SImmes, Miss sc
Hutchinson, Miss NJ Smith, Mrs Sarah f
Harrison, Mrs y p Silson, Mrs Maria A
Jones, Miss A r Summer, Miss Helen
Ming, Miss Mary Z Smallwoof, Mrs c
A kger, Mrs Carrie Semmes, Mis-. ES
Lee, Bridget Shepherd, Miss Ann
Liston, Bridget TrOwhTidge, Miss L
Livingston, Miss Trow bridge MrsWP
Lacey, Miss Eliza Thompson, MrsL
y Longden, Miss A NJ Turner, Miss Hattie
May, Miss L TALBOT Miss Sophia
Mott, Miss l. A Upton, T. w
i Mason, Miss Annie Vernon, Miss
Morris, Mrs M Wood, Miss Maggie
Martin, Miss w Webb, Mrs NJ A
u Murphy, Mrs SAINT Wildes, MIR. NJ B
a M ilvin, Mrs NJ A Williams, Mrs ) A
4 Morphy, Miss Cath Webb, Miss Fannie
Minor, Mrs l. l. Wilson, Miss georgia
Mason, Mrs Pa Williams, Miss l.
Martin, Miss Salhe Watson, Miss NJ z
McGInnis, Mrs Jane Whitmore, Mrs 5 E
McMeans, Miss Nj Williams, MISC
McNarnora, Miss Nj Wright, Mrs NJ
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To CONsUMPTIvEs.

LyON's MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. ap9-S
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should not spare either time trouble or expense to
procure IN. Ho<teitsT'H Cel,brdt.d BitterA whose
clearly proved to those who have been stricken
down In snort space OF time by this dreadful curse
are sleePless and fretfu, and whose eyes are dim
Anu sunkhn. with dca h staring them In the face
them as 1t were from the very mouth of the grave
None can know Its true value till they have tested
H. When all others have failed thsse Bitters have
restored the sufferers to pristine health. Their
popularity III all the Western and Southern parts
SHOULD Introduce them to all families
tor sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
"Hoio' ap 2ieo3t
LYoN'S MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
EXterhlnateS Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks, Ants
Garden Insects, &c.
II COHtu no Prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-28

The PROMENADE CONCERT THIS EvENING-On
account Of the chilliness of the weather on Wed
nesday, the promenade concert at the Presidents
grounds was rather slmly attended; consequently,
by the request OF many of our princi pal citizens,
the fine programme Of music published in the
Star for that occasion will be repeated this after
noon, at the Capitol grounds, commencing at five
O'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-28

CENTRE MARKET.-The market was much bet
ter attended aud supplied than for several market
dlys past, and the demand livelier and sales more
active The vegetable stands were very hand
sonrly arranged and the products of the rich
market farms aud gardens were displayed to add
vantage. The butchers Were not behind In the
arrangement OF their stalls and they appeared o
BE- doing their full share of the business The h;. :
market was well supplied though the demand
was not as active rs the farmers desired. The fish
market presented an average supply for this
The prices continue high. The regulations being
enforced, good order prevailed throughout the
morning hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-28

FIGHT IN THE MARKKr-A little excitement
prevailed at the market space this morning, in
consequence of a fight between three persons
The police came too late 10 arrest and the par;i,s
Were allowed to depart. The first attac was
with a rock upon two countrymen in a buggy
one Of whom jumped out and administered q
figellation to the attacking party in a very short
time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-28

COLLE6E EXHIBITION AT THE SMITHSONIAN -
As will he seen by an announcement in another
column, the Junior Class of Columbia Colleg,
will have exhibition at the Smithsonian oil
Monday evening next, commencing at o'clock
II he speakers Oh the occasion will be as follows
T. Edwin Brown, John Y. Bryant, jr., Elliot
Coues, VIM. A. Gordon, jr., Charles p Harmon
Otis Il. Mason, Townsend McVeigh, jr., JnO. nj
Roane, : ~. Sorsby, John Wheeler. Withers
full brass band will be in attendance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-28

A NOVEL AND ATTRACTIVE ExHIBITIoN-On
Tuesday evening an exhibition will be given at
odd Fellows Hall, of a character perfectly new
tconsiSts of series of fine photographs, enlarged
many thousand times and so made to cover an
area extending pretty nearly from floor to ceiling
The effect is described to as wonderful for the
natnralness and beauty of the scenes The New
ork Evening Post says of the exhibition: Like
a fairy dream forests dissolve into cathedrals cot
tages expand into palaces, and ivied castles change
To rare bits Of natural scenery. The exhibition
concludes with some remarkable representations
Of famous pieces of statuary, and the audience
leave the title hall. having witnessed one of the
most Singular and attractive exhibitions that has
ever been opened in this city"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-28

Anter, Mrs Jennie
Allen, Mrs Betsey
Alexander, Mrs i
Allen, Mrs A
Adams, Miss Julia
Aughiston,M Geo
Blanchsct, MdameI
Blanchard, Mrs +
Blair, Mrs W IN B
Brooks, Miss Cath
Brown, Mrs
Bean, Miss Eliza
Brown, Mrs f
Browne, Sliss T
Ballad, Mrs Cath
Bennett, Miss J
Ba gget, Mrs S
Butler, Mrs s
Bagely, Mrs II
BrIscoe, Miss NJ
Bullock, MISS l. A
Comstock ,Miss & A
Cooled ge, Miss A
Ora wford, Ann s
Conrad, Mrs NJ ii
Cady, Miss Mary
Craheu, Mrs Mary
Charlton a, Miss r
Carrel, Mrs Rlaris
Copinhtrer, Mrs q
Curtis, Mrs Chas
Cooke, Miss J S
Chiids, Mrs Ann N
Dent, Mrs Amanda
DayIs,bliss Annie ]
Dire xel, Mrs ID
Danner, Mira NJ A
Dermat, Miss A r
Dyson, Eveline
Elliott, Mrs J p
Edwards, Mrs + A
Eli. Mia Mamma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-28

CRIMINAL CouRT-To-day. Henry Wheeler
was arraigned and tried on d charge Of stealing
horse, valued at SIS, from John Jones The iury
found the prisoner guilty as indicted
The Court then took up the case of VIM. John
son, on charge of assault and battery on William
Fletcher The jury rendered a verdict of not
guilty.
The case of Richard Lee, wherein the defendant
was charged with gross assault upon Mrs. Ann
johnson, was submitted by the prisoners counsel
The court reserved its Judgment in the case
Henry Reaver, Justice of the Peace) of George
town. was then placed on trial on charge of
'naifeasance in office. This case was pending
our report closed.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-18

Amalgamation Ball IN Neto Yorb. "A
grand amalgamatioa ball came of ON Thurs
day evening at the Assembly Rooms, Prince
street, composed entirely of black men and
bite women,no white man or Black woman
icing admitted. The Daily News says:
The room was tastefully 1acoratedi with
banners, flags, &C., ana portraits of celebra-
ted Aaolitionists, conspicuous among the
lumber, being beautiful colored photo
braph of John Brown, surrounded by a
wreath Of laurel. At o'clock the festiv-
les were brought to a close by the arrival
Il Broadway gamblers and shoulder hit;ars
q it'll bag of flour and SCOT concealed alb at
tneir persons. They commenced by thu, y
ing the heor over the black men and II ,
SCOT on tie white women. Il, this rncture
ne lights were extinguished, ana then CON.
meaced scene which beggars description
Word was conveyed to Capt. Turnbull vino
shortly after arrived with posse OF police
mt n Of the eighth precinct, Lights being
Il lin restored, the captain ordered Tue ..4l.
to be cleared, an injunction which was in
N, diately complied with, and thus ended
tno amalgamation ball which afforded rich
titat to those who witnessed it.
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Thirty-Sixth COngress-First SEES
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WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
SENATE.
Senate met at the usual hour.
Tae Senate elected Mr.. Bowman, of the
ashineton Constitution, Printer to that
body, by one majority.
HOUSE.
The House met at the usual hour.
hlr. Hutchinson offered a resolution for the
auoptlon OF the plurality rule in the election
OF Speaker.
Mr.. Branch wished its withdrawal.
This was opposed by the Republicans in a
deb ate which ensued.
Mr.. Hickman accused the Northern DEM
ocIats OF being under Southern influence and
in factions. '
Mr. McClelnard said that Mr.. Hickman
YVES traitor to the Democracy, follower
oil Seward, and tool of the Republicans,
Mr. Pryor denounced Hickman's language
as false, and then followed quite lively
time.