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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-16

NOTICE. All persons are forbid harbor-
4 ing or trusting my wife, DIANSEY 5. PEPPER,
on account sle having left my bed and board as
shall pay debts Of her contracting after this date
West Brookneid, July II, 1860. d5ts jyis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-16
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
800 on hand and they must be sold All $500 Parasos
now marked $500
DRESS SILKS.

Here am bound to make a clean sweep. 60 cts
the Yard is the standard price for all the remaining
stock of Auction Is cts Silks other Silks in proper
ton. An examination is all that is asked.
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AUCTION SALES.

By w. BOTELER d SONS. Auctioneer,.
I AIDES CLOTH AND VELVET CLOAKs
IL Ar AUCTION -On SATURDAY MORNING
next, February 10, at half past lo O'Clock, on the
SECOND moor OF our sales room, Iron Hall, We will
cell large assortment OF Ladies' Cloth and We've
class city sales. and the styles will he quite fash
lonable for X season as for this, and will be well
worth the attention of the Ladies' as great bargains
may be expected.
Sale peremptory. Terms c,sh.
C.. w. BOTELER & SONS Aucts
n. BIN ADDITION to the above there will be Of
tert d large lot Of Fancy Dry Goods, such SIS Em
brolderies Lace sets Of Collars ana Sleeves, Mourn
fsls 2t CIV. BoTELER SONS, Aucts.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
STOCkS AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY
~ Az IERNOON, February 18TH at O'CLOCK AZ
the auction rooms, shall sell, in sums To suit
% DO corporation OF Washington quarterly 6 per
s2.O0G Corporation Of Alexandria Common Ropa.
) 500 Rank OF the odd Dominion Stock
$3.50 Davr nport city 10 per cent Coupon Rondr
as shares, Sl00 each, Washington kIexandTia
Mnrrt Vernon Steamers, Geo. Page and Thorn
500 CgIp0ration of washIngtod per cent. Stock.
100 Chesa peak ann Ohio Canal Preferred Ronds
with interest from July LIST, 1856
$40 chesapeake aud Ohio Canal funded Coupons
with interest from October ist, 1856.
S0'ssoI Corporation OF Georget per cent.
Terms cssh in current funds.
J. g. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
felf-d tCoLstitutlon.D
ID THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED.
In cnnssquence of the incemency of the weather
nhtIl MONDAY, February 10Th, same hour ard
fe l6-d &c. MEG UIRE & CO. Aucts.
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Later from California.

ST. Louis, Feb. 15-The overland San Fran
cisco mail Of the 23d has arrived
Judge McAllister, OF the United States Circuit
Court, has refused TO dissolve the Injunction on
the New Almeda quicksilver mine. and IL 10
probable that the mine will remain closed until
The Superior Court settles the title
The Republican State Convention has been
called for the 22d February
The Ant-Lecompton State Central COMMITTEE.
djourned without calling a State Conyeutiop 20
ele I delegates TO Charleston
There were indications that an attempt would
De made to EJECT Douglas delegates TO n e CharIs
ton.
Many Of the l. aiding Lecomptonites were man
nesting Douglas proclivities, including the new
Senator lect. Mr. l.; tham
All that remained 81 tie steamer Nortle-ner
recently wrecked near Cape Mendocino sold for
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DIED.,

In this city. on Tuesday afternoon the I4th inst,
captain HORACE B. SAWYER, U. 8 Navy, IN
the 6!d year of his age.
On "wednesday. the 18th instant. CHARLES
FREMONT, thlrd son Of C. s. and Rebeoca +.
Jones, IN the nth year of his age
Funeral to morrow Friday morning, at 10 o'cPk
from NO. 442 north H street. wher. friends and
aoqualntances are respectfully invited to attend
JOS. BUTLER. printer "
The funeral will take place to morrow, (Friday, ,
aS G OOH, from his late residence, corner of New
York avenue and Sd st.
In GforgetSwn, D: G., in the 10Th y'ar of his age,
His friends are requested to attend his funeral,
90 morrow Friday afternoon, February 17th at s
In gtOn q nd Stoddard cts ~
On the 18th instant, at O'Clock a. m, JOHN N.
MAUS, In the Both year of his age
The tune' al Will take plaoe on SATURDAY, after
neon az hall past O'Clock. from his late residence,
90 street, between Sth and 9Th, to which the
friends o1 the family are quested to attend
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THE LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAPHIC.


DINsHAMroS, Feb. IS The American 4" bal
~ OF power" party met I'm convention al Bing-
homton this morning az 10 O'Clock
They organized NV On. .,,.oIn,r,.,, - ~ TO
NJ Cr1i, OF montgomery. chairman and VI
M. oolLlef, OF Broome, aud J J Mastrll, of Scbe.
,ss, az seeretaIies The following commit
On state Organization-J. l.. smith, Of B,ool.
Ign: Arson Spencer, Of Tompkins; J 4 Msston
OF Schenectady: Stnrges Cary, Of Broome a.
Whipple Clark, OF Madison. anu
On National Observation-Disclosures Brook, NJ,
New York; Ira l.. Little. Of Cortland: W. "
Engle of Steubep; George l.. Ames Of Sarator,
and J c. Robbie, of Broome
On the Address, &c..-Messrs. r.. wades OF
Brook lyn; J. {. King, Of Tom PIX ns; Mario Hakes
OF Sieuben; DIR. Rowland, Of Kings, and D. A
Fonda. Of Montgomery.
Among the most prominent Americans are Eras-
tus Brooks, Of New York, c. B. Freeman and
Arson Spencer
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New London RaiIroad

New HAVEN, Feb. l5.-The annual meeting of
the New Maven Railroad Company took place
this morning. The old board was unanimously
reelected. The affairs Of the road are represented
as encouraging The receipts for the year smou nted
10 SlO7 ,e37, against expenses of S92, lbs A vote
meeting adjonrnrd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16

NO. 7-LAMENrABLE SUIcIpEs.-we see thou
eands IN our streets diving by inches, coughing
themselves into the grave. when Mrs. NJ. N. Gard
ner,s indian Balsam Of Liverwort and Roarhound
would quiet the cough and the disease proving
upon them 1t may be found at all the druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16

CENTRE MARkEr.-The market this morning
was not very lively; the attendance of sellers
being much less than the average, and puschasrrs
were slow In getting to the market place The
and suficient for the demand The ways were
WEI ana slippery, and at the crossings unpleasant
IS usual Notwithstanding the efforts to make them
last X. $3.50 ' ~ 'N -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16
Texas News.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. I5.-Tbe Courier's speci:
uisPd'cn says the Deltass rres pom lent at Browns
vile writes that the Texas commissioned ,re
FULLY convinced that the authorities and prip ,ipsl
citizens Of Matanzas are I'm league with the on,
law Cortlnas The commissioners have reported
that state If war exists
The Texas Legislature has given the Pacific
Railroad and privilege Of making connection
with the Vicksburg and Sherefort railway witt
the Texas loan and land bonus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16

DR. SCUDDER last night deli vered his con
..tnolnS lecture upon India He maintained tina,
sway OF the East India Com pany in India had
bsd an the main for the good of that country.
a,,s gwen IL law md protection for life and IRON
ST., tdo suppressed piracy robbery Thuu.ixm
IN tn n. rhidhtcide and the terribl. sacriAce
t,Is ..rI w 1uggernaut; had established hosni.
,,-,h luiiIs ana schools; and had finally tbonrb
shield o,,a, Idoie reluctance, lifted It's broad
'hirio over the missionaries " "ioao
The evils Of its adruinist,,,io, ,,.
dePut zed power to native harpjrs wbo IA had
s'doiy abused II; that it had to an ia cotf,. LIE
oersu 10 Hlndooism and Mahomedanisn. Pbs
pa'u homage to idOlatry, and even orde,sd ~
nI,hS OF SIutes In honor Of Hindoo GODS "
LIT > gave graphic history Of the contests >,.
supremacy between the British and tbe n.t;,n oi
and, by the gusto with which he entered uDon ~ ,
narrative OF brave deeds performed by heroic E,
ropeans, showed that he was not of the non ,e.i.t
ant g. nool OF theolo2ians, but could hande a NM.
ket himself upon pinch He averred that m.
late rebellion In India was not popular II prisno
Of the people at large, but was a political move
nAent OF tue Mahommedans, of whom there are
- no Uo In India. all inspired with the
hatred towards Christians, and the British 90.
army. persuading the Hindoo portion of il that
the British Intended to break down caste The
direct occasion for the outbreak the lecturer at
rributed to a want of disci pline I'm the Bengal
army To the native distrust of the East India Com
pany; and to the absence of British troops from
the country at that juncture. He expressed his
b,llef tnat the accounts of atrocities committed BY
The Indians were in the main correct and in con-
clusiOn urged that England must Christianize
ndla, as the only way by which she can maintain
her supremacy there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16
MARRIED.

IN New York, on the 18th instant a. It. Gem
ents Church. by the Rev. DR.. j A. Eaton VEN
ERANDO PULIZZf, Of this city, and IRENE
T., daughter Of Ira Goodnow, of the former place.
In Trinity Church, on the l4th instant. by the
Kew. Z. M. Butler, DIR. SAM'L J. COCKERTl,IE
Of this city, and Miss HEVILA RUTER DU,
FOUR, only daughter OF Oliver Dufour, ESQ, of
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Later from Mexico

NKw ORLEANS, Feb. 15.-The schooner Star
from Vera Cruz on the 10th instant, has arrived
mere Miramon left the City Of Mexico on tie
9Th, with !, 0JO men, for We Cruz. and his adj
vance guard was reported TO have reached the
National Bridge.
Vera Cruz had been declared In a state Of siege
The sloop-ofwar Saratoga had arrived al Vera
Cruz. and the savannah was az Sacrihcics
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baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Feb 10 Flour closed dull How
ard st and Ohio held nominallv at IS 81 Wheat
closed firm; sales of 00O blshtls white at 81 ass
II Oh. Corn closed firm and scarce; a cargo of
choice white sold at 7ic., being an advance Of &c
Pork closed firm; mess $50 Whisky is scarce
and firm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16

BOSTON. Feb. Is Mr. James Clark an AGED
and retired merchant while m the III all of Repre-.
sentatives yesterday, listening TO the debate on
the proposed Betterment law. in which be felt
much Interest, suddenly fell and expired of apo
pleNy. The House at once adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16

PREsENTATION.-THE NIGHT ScHooLs-About
eight O'Clock last night. the pupils of the niybt
school of the First District met at their school
room and, accompanied by their teacher, MIR 8
Jno- Thomson, proceeded in a BODY to the resi-
dence of Grafton Powell Esq Councilman for
the second Ward, and presented him with q
beautiful silver goblet, as a token of their appre
citation OF his Efforts in inaugurating the ni0bt
schools in this city.
The emp bore the following inscrip t,on. s.To
Grafton Powell, Esq by the Pupils of the FRS.
District token of qualification for his successful
efforts to establish apprentices night schools
Washington. February, 1869
Dr. IrOnside did the speed making on the ma #
OF the pupils. and Mr. p. made a handsome reply:
after viii the party partook Of collation. which
was improvised during the presentation cere.
monies under the direction of Mrs p A pleasant
hour was thus passed. and. with mutual express
sions of good will and esteem, the pupils took
their leave.
The experiment of the night schools in this city
has been moderately successful, and il is believed
that were they established permanently during
the winter months of each year their usefulness
would be material. 1t is suggested that they
should be opened about the first of October before
the cold nights begin to prevail and before the
apprentice boys and others designed to be ben
Gifted by them have time to hunt up and establish
their winter loafng places for when they once
become habituated to these resorts it is useless to
try TO get them to the school-house The average
attendance upon the night school conducted by
Mr.. Thomson during the three months il has been
in operation has been about equal to that upon the
day schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16

~, . COMFORT FOR THE AGED
Y ha MOntreaI Fr nscrIpt, speaking of H;s,oy,x
IBdtSam Of Htd Cherry, June l9, says: "We be-
ileve u TO he generally recognized as useful med
icine by medical men. and we can state with per-
ieot truth and sincerity, that in it'll " oh
we are more PARTICULAR acquaiL ted-ihat of al old
gentleman. at lea hty years of age residing A.
i'w miles from this city, and who il troubled at
times with an asth ma lea oomplant-the most de-
olded relIei liz obtained Whenever he axes use nf
the Ia sam; this, at the advar ced peri,d of life
which he has arrived at, ay be considered ar un-
answerahs proof %! ITS virtues
Look out for limitations.
NO e genuine unless signed |. Butts on 81 g wrap
per. Df
Prepared By s; w. FowLE L Co.. Boston, and for
sale by Ia, ID Gilman, s. G. Ford jr 8. &. Waite
ingtohi and bv dealers everywhere fe i4lwr
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METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH-Tbe thirty
second annual conference of the Methods prot.s
tant church for the Maryland district, will take
pace In East baltimore mission station on the I'd
MONDAY In March. A years since the forty-f We
circuits and stations of that respectable BODY CT
CHRISTIANS reported 7,li9 members, Oil probation
ers, % ministers, 81 preachers, churches I49a
ana e Parsonages; valued at 1901 $50; colo ed
scholars sG o;329, and volumes in library 15,5i7'
The membership Of Alexandria, Va, was 1856;
church and parsonage worth Sl0.UO0 George
town, D. e., members ILL., church and PARSONAGE
Sli,6V0 Ninth street, Washing ton. ID. c.. 1870
members; church and parsonage Sl1 900 Fast
Washington mission, 12O members; church and
parsonage $1,000. Sunday schools of these three
cities all in fine condition The current ,,e,, h.s
been characterized by gradual prosperity and
great harmony-so that the membership In cities
may be set down at 500 " ''
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NoTIcE-Dtstrtet Of Columbia Advertisements
10 Be- inserted in the BALTIMORE SUS ar. ,.e,,r,d
81 ard for,ca-dsd from THE STAR office
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New York N1arLets

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 Flour is quiet; Site sca
$50; Ohio IS 7Oas5 95; Southern IS NaS5 20
w neat is firm and quiet Corn is duh; white an
yellow sc. Pork is firm; cd n ess sl7 so; n, W
90. Sie.31aSls SO; old prime SIP 50; new sIi So
Lard Is hrm nd quiet. Whisky is dull at ~ 4c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16

Don't FORGET the cotillon party of the Orienta
Lodge Of Odd Fellows this evening at the hall o
the European Hotel for the benefit Of the library
1t will no doubt be tine affair.
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EinanciaI

NEW YORK, Feb. l6 Stocks are frmer; Chi
cage and Rock Island GA; Cumb. Coal Co IS ::
Ininols central Shares 56S; New York Central
~ .; Reading 81 y; Mo. 6's 791; u s SIS OF Iss7
lOOa Pacific Mail Company S.; sellers ten daYs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16

The BAUCARDE CONCERT was postponed la
night, on account Of the unfavorable weather
Friday night, at the same place and hour
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Railroad Subscription

AUGUSTA, Ca, Feb. l5.-rhe citizens Of Au-
gusta have, by $40 majority. directed the CITY
e2nnGtl to subscribe $500 900 TO stock the railway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16

The EXECUTIVE CoRMIrTEE Of the United
states agricultural Society are undecided whether
t. hold their next National Fair at Cincinnati or
In this city. One citizen of w ashington has sub
scrbed 81 900 if the committee will agree to hold
ii here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16

MRS: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
Phyeioian, mas Soothing Syrup for ChtIden Teeth
ing, which greatly facilitates the process of teethns
ny soitenlng the gums, reducing all inflammation
Will allay ell pain. and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
10 yourselves and relief and health to your infants
another column. "a 1I-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16
LOCAL NEWS.

u Though THE STAR IS prirted on the fas..,t
"sa" press ." use sosth Of Baltimore, its edition
~ so crge a, to require 1t be px. to press at an
'nTfy hos'; Advertissments, therefore, should Be
's"' ~ before Tacslrs o'clock m; otGsrriss they
may not appear xntH the merit day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16

LIVERY LADY who wants fashionable cloth or
Vei'et CLOAK, suitable for this season or next at
about half price, should attend the auction s,I
OF u w Boteler & Sons at Iron Hall on Sdtur-
day morning. See advertisement in another col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16

The DISTRICT IN CONGREss In the Senate
Yesterday, the Chair laid before the body ioin
resolution of the Board of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the Corporation Of George
town. ID. c.. in regard To the bill now pending
in the Senate to prohibit all corporations Of the
District of Columbia from issuing notes or bills of
any kind for circulation aft the Ist day Of April
next which was read. Ii saws of the bill that
u would restrict our resources. cramp industry
depreciate the value of property, and materially
decrease our population"
Mr.. Brown offered resolution that a committee
OF three be appointed on the part of the Senate
TO a I in concert with such committee as NAV be
appointed on the part Of the House of Representa-
hvcs, to make suitable arrangements for the in
auguration Of the equestrian statue of Gen Wash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16

HARTFORD, Feb 1S.-The Democrstic State
Convention assembled in this city 20 day II Ix
the largest and most enthusiastic State CONVENTION
ever held in Connecticut
Gen. Phelps, OF Colebrooke was chosen Pre.i.
dent. He remarked on taking the chair that n,
feeling among the Democracy Of Connecticut as
now, to achieve triumph in April.
An informal ballot for Governor was taken
with the following result
Thomas III Seymour. ...............et5
James Il. Pratt ....................lsS
Henry Z. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
The Convention then adjourned 10 two O'Clock
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Nv A. GREEN. Anct,one.r

positive SALE OF SIX Handsome
Il THREE-sTORY AND BASEMENT BRICK Horsps
AND The LOTS on WHICH THEY STAND FRONTING
THE PATENT oFFICE.AT AUcrIoN-On FRIDAY,
the 18th Inst shall sell in front of the premises
at ha!f past oclock m, six fine Brick Houses
known as Walker Row, fronting ON 9th street
west, between and stTee's north, immediately
opposite the Patent Office situated on cts 10 AND ~
and half LOT Fl In square No. S76
No. being the south house, Ia. frost or % feet
running back l'o feet 10 81 feet inch a'ley the
house contains 10 good conveniently arranged
roo LIS and wide passages.
No. fronts Is feat, running back lna feet TO the
alley the house contains room, and passages.
Nos ), 4 and front each - feet, running back n
feet to fsct .lley the auusGs contain 10 rooms
each, with is passages.
No s, being the corner house, IS feet front, run.
ming bSCk the same depth.
Terms One third cash; balance in 6, II, rs and
q ntas, the purchaser to give notes for the de-
f5rred payments bearing ftere ST from day of sale
deed given and deed Of trust taken Title in
dIsputable. "
fr4 cow GREEN Auct
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BY WALL & BARNARD. Auctloneers.

BY VAIL BARNARD, AuctIoneers
DOSlTIVESALE VERY VALUABLE FARM
i ~ PRINCE EoRGEs COUNTY, MD On THURS
DAY sd inst, at ~ O'Clock M we will sell on The
premises, TO the highest bidder that valuable and
fertile Farm known as part of Greenv God Park
It'd 10 miles from Washington, on the old Mari
borough road, near 'Od Long Firlds,r and CON
tain ng abGut two hundred and eleven and three
-elghths of an acre in high state of cultiva
ton. Abon' seventy acres In fine wood and
timber and the remainder in very fertile aud pro-
ductlve soil for tobacco and grain, and about fifty
acres OF which Is seeded in wheat aad now in
promising condition
The improvements on the place are good consist
ing of q comfOItab and spacious Dwelling, To-
baccO Houses, Sheds, &c, &c
The farm can he worked with wer hands than
most farms of the same sIzs and this sale will offer
an3p2oTtunlty seldom met with to acquire val
uah!" property.
Terms very liberal and made known at time II
safe.
sLsu.
A. the same time and place. s al Horace
fe lid WALL 4 BARNARD. hucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16

NoN-REsIDENT-John Beckley, colored. was
this morning arrested for remaining in this city
contrary 10 law, he being free colored man. re-
siding in Virginia when at home He was a,ed
$40 and costs by Justice Donn under tie city law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16

POLICE MATTERS Before Justice C7orL-wm
henry Magruder was convicted Of uttering pro
fame expressions in the public streets, and wa,
accordingly fined 81 81 ~
Mat MaIoney was accused of charging four
men - to take them from Wizards Hotel 10 the
raliroao depot The Overcharge was duly proved
operation. 81 y TIC
George wilkins was charged with cutting omen
.ne mead OF Mary Jane Seymour, in a family fight
Ease dismissed for want Of evidence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16

oI DhN-NhND bIOhEf UeorgetOwn.
'ERCSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of DEGREES of
Il the Circuit Court Of the District. passed In A
cause OF B. Jost and Others against the heirs and
administrator of Michael Miller, will be sold at
auction, to the highest bidder, fort of the prem
l.es, on SATURDAY, the Sd day of March next,
No; nt, IN Beall's addition 10 Georgetown. Also
feet from Besl street PIE sfditi2ni heginnint 10
f,et deep by 81 feet in width. A so, another paaf
OF said lot No. liz. beginning leo feet on the west
line Of Green street, - feet deep nv 81 feet in
with, with the improvements each of raid par
Terms: One third cash and the residue in 6, u
and 10 month. bonds hearing interest with security
and lien on the property.
Ii the terms are not complied with within DAYS.
the emses VIII be resold on days public notice
at the risk and cost of tho purchaser.
w. r. WOODWARD ID. Trustee
BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16

WE AGAIN remind our readers that this is the
last week Of the Russian War Panorama In this
city - "
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COMFORT FOR THE AGED

BEAR IN MIND the public school concert at the
Smithsonian this evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16

RESIGNED We regret to learn that Mr. T
tails, SO long the competent agent of the Adams
Express Company in this city, his resigned his
SITUATION, for one more lucrative. we hope, to him
expressnan, succeeds Mr. Falls in the Express
office. i'''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16
FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
A DMINISTR ATOR,S SALE OE ROIr.

By A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
A ILLUSTRATORS SALE OF HOUSE
"A HOLD FURNITURE, Horse. Cows. WAGONS I
BUGGF, &c AT AUCTIoN.-On "Wednesday the 18th
inst, shsil SELL by order of the Orphans Court at
10 clock IN nj the residence Of the late James
A Black, deceased, on street, between Delaware
Id Effects, embracing
Sofas, Chairs, Bureaus, Lounges,
Bcdst 'ads, " ardrObes, Safes,
Washetands, Toilet Sets, Tables,
FEATHER Beds. Bedding ard Mattresses,
China, ASS and Crockery Ware,
A general assortment of Kitchen Requisites,
Also, one excellent Work Horse,
one exoel lent Mich Cow,
twh Market Wagons,
one good Buggy.
Terms: A sums under IS cash over 8 a credit
Interest
SAMUEL HOOVER, Administrator.
IeS-d A. GREEN, Auct.
III THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED
on account OF the weather, until MONDAY, the
20th Insta3t. same hour.
SAMUEL HOOVER, Administrators
Ia IL" A. GREEN, Auqt'r.