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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22

D :. NOTICE.
Il PRISONS Declining house ieepin< n, h.x,,. !.
suIPlus OF household efects osn fnd ready seis 10
calling et my Eurnshing Store, 42s 7th strest bs
tween and n streets, east side. - "
sp 2.Sm RUDOLPH BUcB, v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22

SELLING oEF.,
We have marked down our whole stock Of
Rich Barege and Lawn Robes,
Rich Figured and Plain bareges,
Chlntz Figured Anlans.
All Ancy Dress Silks, many at cost and less in
order 20 reduce our heavy stock this season '' :"
III We invite the special Inspection OF the ladies
Sho Ss su.0nssers senersiy5 e We shall efer desra-
Is Is ~ sa5 seventh g. sboss e pa 20, .v
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES

TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
ply of g en's' fine French Calf Skin Dress 80
Boots and GaIters, Patent Leather and n
and Lasting Shoes. Also, an extensive
stock Of Bo, g and Children's ladies' aud Misses
Boots and Shoes, all Of which am selling az en-,
ceedngly low prices. J. ROSENTaAL,
$40 Seventh street.
ma IS go 8 doors above ID street
Doors AND sR2Es E,IEs TO SUIT THE
We are now manufacturing all KINDS of BOOTS
gS,y snS SH9ss ~ and .S. cS.ss0T a0 Eecsyns R1
sonptior, made expressly 70 order, and will /"
be sold at 9 much lower price than has been
heretofore charged in this CITY for much inferior
articles.
Persons in want of Boots and Shoes of eastern or
city made work, will always find q good assortment
IN store and at the lowest prices. Give us q call.
GRIFFIN BRO,
sp5-r 314 PennsylvaBia avenue.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY AN. FOB
vi SALEM 3 have for sac three or four hun
dred acres OF Land lying on the P.foH.a 40, smi q
from Georget0wn. ID c. The Wassingtol Aque-
through this land, and the mo Of IL g covered W.T.
wood and the otEer pO ton Is suil of the FIRST "a
ity. Apply 20 BARNARD & BUGKFY, Auction
eers, Georgetown. or WALL a DAkNARI'. no
nonaers WaEhlnetn ma 81 go
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FOR SALE-A small FARM Of 80 acres, situated
az the LATHE Fails, having q comfortable well
lng, house, corn house, stsbles, &c; well fenced
and watered within four miles Of Washington; IS
sores Incultivston, the balance In handsome wood
land itls Pecullarly desirable ss q country res,
~ situated excellent fishing and hunting Inc uIre
Of Mt MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, Chain Bridge,
Little Falls da7-9Swtf
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k'OR SALE-A great b.rgsln, four acres OF wel
! improved LAND, well suited for ma ket gar
den, with new dwelling house with four rooms and
kitchen well of fine water In the yard under
good fsnclng, and will be sold low exchanged for
city property and on moderate terms. The land lie
81 Balls Cross Roads. two and half miles from
Georgetown. and in Alexandria county, Va. Apply
20 v. Y. CORBkTT, over Bank Of Washington.
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EHE STEAM PACKET FLYING CLOUD
Il - now ready for excursions 10 1--xs
the Great Falls or fntermed,ata q aElL--h
polnts, Arlington Springs aud Alex rsszsazsEs<saz
ds on Enpqqsr5ts teIms; VIII make trips tn Alex
| a|nIiIs on SUNDAYS, in time for divine seryioe
ana Will lie over until after one O'clock. Apply to
Capt. JOHN MOORf:,
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CANNON IMPROVEMENTS BY CALIFORNIAN
-. 1Iountaix Ordnanre. The Sacramento
"Standard" gives the following notice OF some
Ingenious improvements on ordnance, particu-
larly on guns intended for mountain service,
invented by q Mr. Stoddard. who halls from
Sonora, Tuolumne county;
1--WE have been shown an improvement in
artillery, the production Of n Californian.
which is intended TO be used in mountain
countries, or wherever horses cannot be used
TO advantage. The inventor, Thomas b. Stod-
dard, insists that if a piece Of ordnance be di-
vided into sections, il not only is more port
able. but stronger than gun cast sOlidly. His
theory is, shat ii cannon be divided into any
number Of sections, and attached by single
screw, that as the screw Is the strongest lever
known in mechanics. when the ctions are
fitted together tightly, the piece will burst
sooner at any other place than At the screw -
By this simple means he is enabled u get the
strength Of the gun just where it Is most need
I'd, viz: between the breech and the trunnion.
Besides this, be u enabled (by lnakiuk the screw
attachments all alfke) TO have either long gun
or q short one, according 10 the range desired" !"
BHfiefiA.
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Fire and Noryoc Escape from Bnyning.-
About O'Clock yesterday morning, the small
frame building on Brooke Avenue, between
Clay and Leigh streets, occupied by Mrs. S
Firth as confectionery store, was discovered
10 be on fire, and the alarm being given 4 few
persons fastened to the scene. Finding that
the doors were closed. and that the occu pam /
was probably in the house, one of the doors
were forced open, when Mrs. FIRTH was dis
covered in the rear room nearly suffocated by
the smoke. She was Immediately removed to
the open air, where she soon revived. The
flames spread with great rapidity over the
house, and in a very short time the building z
and its contents were enveloped in flames.-
Mrs. F.s loss is heavy one for her /; but there
is no doubt that she will receive aid from per-
sons in that section of the city, and thus secure
the means to enable her to make another begin
ming.
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4 Nsr JnH has been determined upon by the
City Council and an appropriation OF S55,NO
made for its construction. but neither the plan
nor the site has been decided upon. The un.
willingness on the part Of property holders to
have Jail located in any central part Of the
city, will no doubt induce the Council to 10.
cate it on or near the present site. If the city
has the right to put it upon the lot now Occu-
pied by the old Lancasterian school. house, a
more suitable location cannot well be had
II, however, that lot was lett to the city, AS
has been alleged, only SO long as she kept up a
Laneasteriaa school, then her right to it has
long since ceased, as the I.ancas ,erian plan
has been abolished 50 many years. The To-
cation is certainly very objec tionable one
for school, because of the number Of disre-
putable persons living in the neighborhood
but is we'll suited to = Jail II it cannot bs
used for that purpose, the Council can build
upon the lot east of the present jail, and by
tearing down the house occupied by the over
seer of the city hands, land putting good cul-
veris in 1t, may make it tOlerably dry and
healthy, and thus save the expense Of fpurchas- s.
ing elsewhere.
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Hear.
HEAR.
THE FEMALES

Are as = class proverhlnll! ttebis and pnh.aithy
vriie we may not hope for any change for the
..er until there is better unde rstandlng of he
"a, nf health. we may, however. congratulate the
c.mnlrnli, ON the introduction of a remedy which
.. rreeed Itself Of great value relieving. and
1,a .nri7,iy. the ssHsroi aAd ntrrUas dsbiiity q
E.rgI, we mean
FHsuPrON'S VEGETABLE TlNCTURE.
ms the great medicine for the sex.
pr Hampton ssss u IS Kreft hiessIng Ia them,
nv, ., not a ffSsdss to which they are subject
t5as II ar,H not rurs.
The above extract, written by q medical man.
vii he cnrroborated by our rest known citizens,
va, nave seen the eh sets of ths Tincture on their
ces. daughters and delicate children. COus h,
peeuGlntIsm. D,spepsis, Neuralgia, with numer-
an. other diseases, are cured by It,
FEMALES AND CHlLDREN.-This TING
ri re will he found great medicine for all their
diseases.
IA ca! snd get Pamphlets and see cures:
a1'd hv PURCELL, LADD CO.. Richmond
,e Ilr COOKE Fredericksburg by all the Drug
s.s N peiersbuIs; By MoRTIMkR A x NOW low
bRAI, Baltimore; and by Druggists and shop
.,spers everywhere. 81 per bottle SIX bottles.
a. te 27-d&owtS
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MASSACHUSETTS DELEGAT TO THE
CHARLESTON CONFERENCE.-The Evening Ga
Zette learns that the delegates from Massachu.
setts to the Charleston Democratic Conyen-
tion, and such as propose To he present at the
meeting Of that body in April, are making ar
rangements to go in Il manner that will be at
once convenient agreeable and imposing The
proposition is to charter a steamer for The trim.
provide her with music, gunpowder, and the
many essentials for a good time that social an d
patriotic feeling may suggest, and sail into
Charleston bay to the music Of the Union, -
with bunting flying. guns firing, and other
demonstrations. Negotiations are pending for
one of the new tetmers Of the Baltimore line
for this purpose, which il is thought may be
had.-Bost0n H,rdM
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THE TWENTY SECOND ABROAD.-The usual
public celebration Of Washington's birthday
by the Americans in Paris would not take
place this year; instead of il, however, Mr.
commemoration of the day on the evening be-
fore it. The 22d of February this year coming
on Ash Wednesday, Mr.. Spencer, being a good
Catholic, effected the happy compromise be-
ing his friends to celebrate the birthday of the
Father of his Country and Mardi. Gras on the
same evening. In London, on the same day,
1.-THE American Association in London" were
to hold high festival at the Freemason's
Tavern, Commodore Arcedeckne, Messrs j.
Rodney Croskey, Oakford, A. H. Sibley, Ben
jamin Moran, and kellog, (the eminent pain
ter,) were among the stewards
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"a Notice. ITO the sick, afflicted, and numer-
hV>tS MEDICINES always with the most un-
Nahded happy results, that some unprncipled
fTsyls have circulated an Imitation. The Doctor
= pan without any figures, and hts written sigma
iHt it over tine cork of every bottle of the genuine
:. M'a'cines, 80 that the public can again obtain
.''r '. Ismedles which have suited their wants and
s4s' 4f ed their sufierngs
~ J. ). ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for cous hs
A. H. Gsesses Of the lungs is the standard remedy.
. .sr rAlA CCRER for pains. rheumatism. cholic,
IN Z. OF bruises. and the DiSPEPTIC COM
" ~ laf dyspepsia and liver complaints.
e"u o. ~ Druggists generally. and by
i, WARNER l.. WAR1NG, lN Broad st
hH-y Richmond. Va.
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street, near the Exchange Hotel, is to be sold
as soon as the congregation now wOrshipping
there can complete their new church, TO be
built At the corner Of 10Th and Broad streets,
the foundation OF which is now being pre-
pared. When a sale is effected, the proceeds
are 20 ne equally divided between the Broad
street church congregation, of which Mr.. Dun
can Is pastor, and the Trinity congregation, Of
which Mr.. Blackwell is pastor. When di.
vision in the congregation first took place.
several mon his since, a resolution was adopted
in church meeting to sell the property and
congregations. Worship will be commenced
in the new Broad street church during the
summer, as that edifce is now being has tened
TO completion.
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IA Burntit's Superior Extracts, for flavor
iI ClsFARpS, PIES. BLANC-M NANCE, ICE
CREAMS, JtLLltS. SAUCES, &c. &c. tpre-
v'-ed trom Fruits Of the best quality, and highly
concentrated
Ing attention uf Confectioners. Hotel Keepers
and Families. is respectfully invited To the above
lsmed Extracts. They have all the freshness and
EtEof OF Tie delicate fruits from which they are
prepared, and are less expensive. Try thsm.
s,if 81 Wholesale by JAS 7. DUVAL, FISHER
WINSTON and w. l.. WARlNG, and at retail
!. traders generally. 81 fe 25-3m'
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..Ss,s .Ss.oney and Bladder Com aints. The
,"lN . aHd most important discovery for Kidney,
~ ,asef Con plants Urinary DISTINCTIONS, LeucOr
30, p1. o, Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
p0pN Nn;an and Debility of either sex, il HARTS-
RS BUCHU. COMPOUND.
-s .ohs CONS WHO have been unable to walk, have soon
p-sr.'aa p-sre.eyed by this powerful COMPOUND. Ii 10
ss a..u sns u Chemist and is pronounced by medi
/ ~ ~ sOMPOUND in the world. Large bottles
st SINAI tntt!es 81 cents. A fresh supply lust re-
flsHERG WINSTON, Drugg lists,
i<n Main street, Richmond.
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PLANETT'S BVTTERS
IA Coughs. Colds, HOarseness. &c.-The

n Coughs. Colds. HOarseness. &c.-The
prevalence of the above complaints at this season
n, me eject OF nInsins out host OF proiessedlY
many useless and some even dangerous. To
prevent disappointment, the best course to pursue
use only such remedies as long public experience
las proved to he safe and eficaclous OF this class
, NLERS COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. Originally the favorite prescription of
AZ enln ant phsslclan, u soon became a popular
iaEy medicine, and without advertising, has
Continued n enjos a growing reputation for the
iast twenty years. In all recent cases it acts like
CHARM and IN chronic eases. Bronchitis, Hoop
Ht Cough Group, Asthma. &c, IT Is used with
uhpAralee ed success as most families WI testify.
s9d b, Fisher Winston, Meade 4 Baker. A.
Bads.sr. &c At Is cents per bottle. and in an ee-
ssni and pleasant Lozenge form l21e and Is cents
yer GmH; Prepared by J. BALMER, Pharmaceu-
lsi Baltimore, Nd. fe 4-3mt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.a Sprins. 1s6O.Na
VtTKINS L FiCKLEN.
<roxKBr5LDis.. Es MAIN sTRkxr,
fso" Are prepared t.. offer 10
o(.isALE and RI FAIL BC MRS.
sections oi the eountry,a large ana Al
irss,tyss ~ t,s-H AND BRITISH DRY GOODS.
CONSISTING III part OF
~. SILKS and SILK ROBES. IN ), and
SSn,f ssf English DRESS GOODS.
'rFtWl : IN great varies,.
N,ye.Nl LACE MANTILLAS: ,
sl.A 49, LINENS AND WHiTE GOODS,
1styElIN6 GARMENTS end 9 !, d IS SIEhS,o = tSons
kAA' PARIS EMBRoIDERIES.
PLANTATION GOODS.
HOSIERY. &c.
To-. above. with other articles not enumerated
Ils,ses the largest. most yarled and desirable
o'@tt ever lrtore Offered
siecss ts WATKINS & FICKLEN.
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1NTEREsTING SUIT-An interest ting suit Ia
pending in the Supreme Court, in New York
city, involving the duties OF telegram com.
panies to the public. The plaintiffs johnson
u Zabrskie) sue the American telegraph
Company to recover damages for delay in
transmitting messages forwarded by them
1t is alleged that the plaintiffs messages were
withheld to allow the messages Of the agent
OF the associated press to b sent first although
the messages Of plaintiff were first delivered
to the company for transmission. Defendants
claim they have right to send messages In
what order they please
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-08

RIOT AT ROMAN CoLLEGR.-Four stu.
dents of Sapienza, Roman University at
Rome, prepared an address to the Pope, sym.
pa hizing with him and advocating his Cause
Upon circulating 1t for signatures on the 9th
ult.. the other students tore ii to pieces and
burnt the fragments in the UDiyersity yard,
The gen d'armes were called in by the faculty
and at last accounts the institution was TO 6e
closed. During the aMt0 da fs the cries of
liberty and "long live Victor Emanuel
were FREQUENT
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fAare you Insured ?-The greatest nd van.
~. ere usua! otie red the public With regard TO
Aso, FIRE INSURANCE upon eps,7y description
" tiop,,ty. IN town country, at TIE 0id eSfdb-
mnd5FNERAL INSURANCE VFF ICE. Pearl
flst' flst opPos'te John N. Gordon 4ext to E. d.
Tas best companies represented aad all losses
rsENy paid Ea
derss or BUSINESS from TO Ns43DVk, and from
! % y clock, daily. c. R.-0N2 OK EN-,
FN-im General lasnta1ce Agent.
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SUDDEN DEATH.--The body Of Mr.. Joseph
Stratton was found on the plank. road, near
Fredericksburg, Va, about two weeks since
There were no marks, save one ON the hack of
his neck, and suspicion was excited a. to foul
play. Richard Conner was arrested, but he was
acquitted by an Examining Court on Satur.
day G-r
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OUTRAeK.-At Keokuk, lows, about week
since, disgraceful outrage was perpetrated
tuted regulators went to The house disRu,eed.
broke into it, took the woman out, marched
her of her night-clothes through the snow
for a half mile, and beat her until what COW
ering she bad on was stained with blood in
order to make her confess that she knew Who
set fire to neighbOr's barn, and left her there
to crawl home with frozen feet In the best
way she could to her helpless children, and
afterwards cent her aud them out of the coun-
try: 1t afterwards transpired that she knew
nothing about the matter. ..
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BosroN SHOE TRADE.-As an iliustrataon OF
the condition Of the shoe trade In Bvston at
the present tame, II IL. stated thai womsn's
shoes Of the styls Tor whtch ne stnas ~.
msnd "a cent? simply for makings have beon
sold In that city last week Tor ~ cents per pear
by the case.
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NEWSPAPERS In GRKAT BRITAIN AND IRR.
LAND-The total number of newsr apers pub.
iished in Great Britain and Ireland is lO4l,
distributed thus: England, 73a; wales rs !:
Scotland, 1873; Ireland, I29; British Isles, fs-
OF these only 81 are issued daily, "a Of which
are published in England, leaving but II for
the rest OF the empire. decennal view Of the
progress Of publicatio shows that, In 1850. the
number Of papers had actually decreased since
the last ten years, the return being for that
year i13, against Az for 1910 The extraordi.
nary impetus arising from the abolition Of the
stamp duties has been the chief cause of this
great recent development Of journalism.
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DEATH OF AN OLD DOFFICER-Commodore
David Geisnger, of the United States Navy
died in Philadelphia on Tuesday. He had
reached his 10Th year, and was one of the old
Maryland and he n:ered the service as mid :
shipman i'll the year 1909. His commission a.
Captain was dated May oath 1888. During
the stirring period of the last war with Great
Britain he saw much active service. and was
on board the Wasp during her brilliant cruise
on the English coast in 1914. After the Brit
ish brig OF war Atalanta was captured by the
Wasp, she was sent as prize to Charles ton,
Mr.. Geisinger being put in command Of her.
10 this fortunate circums tance he owed his
life. for the Wasp. rs is remembered, was never
again heard Of His rank was seventh among
the Captains on the Reserved List.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN ARKANsAs--Ttvo
Men and a Woman hung by a Mob.-The Mem
phis Enquirer gives the particulars of most
bloody tragedy, which was enacted in Court
land county, Arkansas, near ST. Francis river,
on Thursday and Friday Of last week.. The
Enquirer says:
On the night of the 2lst ult., a man named
Robinson was shot through the window and
instantly killed by some person on the outside
Of the house. When the diabOlcal deed was
committed, as was after wards ascertained, no.
body was in the house with him but his wife,
and he was in the act Of undressing prepara.
tory to going to bed. The whole matter re-
manned buried in the deepest mystery until
several days had elapsed, when some Of the
neighbOrs of the murdered man aTres ted his
wife on suspicion. She confessed that she
knew something Of the killing, and implicated
two brothers, whose names our informant did
not ascertain. On Wednesday last the TWO
men were arrested. One of them confessed
that it was arranged that when Robinson was
put out Of the way he was TO marry his wild
ow, and tina: he paid his brother one hundred
dollars to do the deed. A vigilance committee
was formed, and the two men were taken in-
to the woods and hung. This was on Thurs
day last, the lst inst, aud the following day
the woman was taken TO the same place, and
hung-thus ending one Of The most atrocous
crimes we have ever been called upon to re-
cord.
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THE KILLED.-The names of the victims nv
the steamboat disaster At East ton, Pa, So far as
known, are as follows:
kIi,d-Richard Holcomb of Belvidere; 10.
seph Weaver, of Easton; George Smith, of
Easton Judge Sha~p, of Belvidere William
Sharp, Jr., of Isevidere; Val. Schooley, of Eas-
ton; Joseph Shaef, the engineer; Geo. Shaeff
Of South Eas ton.
InJuyed-John Smith, of Belvidere, thigh
broken and bead cut; Solomon Mcintyre bad
iy wounded; Andrew Melick, nf Belvdere.
arm broken B. NJ Yenneis, of Eas,on, badly
hurt.
There are Zine killed or wounded, but their
names have not been ascertained as yet.
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0aibsoms ssvvPhta, tht most annoying and
a'nlct!on known ~ society, can never
/ TTfIpuS TSITSeIu me assaults of BAKERS PREMIUM
he I1ia no. iof they lay hold upon the liver stir UP
Nj ie saioAen TIE blood stTe ng then the stomach,
No soxsf ~ gastrlc juices. and nvlgora,e the mind
I'd n ,ns that complete revolution 10 effect
N opes ehtife inner man. and all impurities are
.A.se expelled Those who suffer should use
.ae sssa y, all Druggists IN the city Of Richmond
3 sddssssns'e q Virsin,a. Orders promptly filled
u ''hs r. BAKER, proprietor, Richmond,
ia I3-tS
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. II, Nicholas saloon.

N.lNsT. NEAR EXCHANGE BANK,
Tss s.. Nicholas saloon. second to no other es,
,Iisbusut n the State. is constantly suppied
.yFNCH AND AMERICAN CAN DIES.
FRUITS, NUTS. etc.
~ sa " ID lie sold by WHOLESALE or RETAIL
~ me most satisfactory terms.
NrR1 MERCHANTS are invited 70 exam
ae the arse and well selected stock. which IS he
ns constantly added TO. before purchasing else
. here. -. o,,rc
psrtes and families supplied with CAk ES.
CREAMS and JkLLiES, OF every description.
OYSTERS and COFFEE, GAME ana otheI
q ENTS Sc, we'd IN the best sty lie. IN the
O. o. I'm '" A. ANTONI.
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In a state Of Nudity.-A drunken free negress,
in state of nudity. made her appearance In
Main street, yesterday, between 24th and 18th
streets, where she fell In a ht, and attracted
an immense crowd of persona to the scene
She deserves to be well punished.
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Mr.. Kemnerer will give his last concert at
Sidney Methodist Chapel, this evening, ,as half.
past o'clock. The children connected with
the Saba III Schools iu which Mr.. X ha. been
giving musical instructions, are to aid him
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-. iauden club SauCe-For many years pre-
~ ~ and used excluslvei, by, the fashionable
pAe.-.g,.ccrstic Clubs of the Metropolis. 1t has
arr he III ,st critical ordeal. and met the uni
pa's approval OF the elite Of the natIor;
~ S0t'PS. &c, &c, il possess es an unrI
y = ~ r,oAness of flavor. Prepared i,y
''''" PARKER BROS. London:
- fe 2-5w'
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Lnsol-nf.-Renb ben, slave to James A. Moore.
was before the Mayor yesterday, and punished,
for using insolent and provoking language to
James Brady.
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Senate Of MARYLAND, Tussday, the Chesapsake
and OHIO Oausl bill, surreudertng In cOntroi
10 The bond and scrtp-AOlders, pAssed, With
various amendments protectin tie Interests
OF the StAte.