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RUNAWAY AND SMASH UP.-Yesterday, a fine
horse ran down Louisiana avenue at a rate I. al
made pedestrians clear the track in hurry. The
dnlhial was attached to light carriage. which be
left in damaged condition, in front OF the store
OF r. Il w hite d Co, near Seventh st by coming
In contact with another carriage, which also suf,
Tered by the collision. Changing his course ne
ran INTO Smltbson's banking house, alarming the
bankers and clerks by boiling up 20 the counter
where he took his position as if he had note Ia
pay, and shaking as if he was short Of funds and
was doubtful of accommodation. As soon as the
bankers recovered sufficiently to protest the un-
ceremonious stranger was formally backed out
We understand the animal belonged to gentle
man named Clark
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FIGHT.-YesterdayC Columbus Kelly and John
CSfnell, TWO hack drivers, got into fight, pun
ishing each other for real or supposed Injuries in
nlcted. They were arrested by Oficer Carter
taken before Justice Dom, and held to bail for
Court AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08

MUSICAL GOVERNMENTAL Mr. Thayef has in :
vented a machine of very simple description,
and cheap withal, for turning over the leaves Of
music and keeping them open and fat without
trouble TO the player. 1t is attached to the music
book, and by touching a slight spring lever with
bis finger the performer causes the leaf TO turn
quickly over and remain pressed down perfectly
fair without further trouble on his part. A num-
York and other cities, among whom we notice
the names Of Max Maretzek, Maurice Strakosch,
VIM. Mason, Carl Bergman, Carl Anschutz, Her
man Wollenhsupt, and Others, recommend IL in
the highest terms. The instrument Ii destined
for universal use among piano or other musical
p FORMERS, and IL for sale by Mr.. 8. DeCamp,
bookbinder, In Tenth street, near Pennsylvania
avenue, where specimens can be seen.
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WATCH RETURNs.-Geo. w. Case was arrested
by Ofhcer Lloyd for drunkenness and indecent
exposure. He was fined s6.l5, and sent TO the
commodated
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nlisxouti Politics
AIeranhri. n1.-L.,.

ST. Louis, May flames W. Reid has bee.
Nominated bv the democrats in the 5th district
In the place Of the Hon. s. II woodson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08

IHE BEsoM OF pESrRUcTION rs the fatality among
debasing habits. Those who are Meaning for some
influence to dispel the growing evil, should read
Human Fra ty, or Physiological ReSedrchex." Id
delneates IN ctrId cOlorS for II is beautifully illuS
tratedl the causes and effects oflocal and vital dis
ease and decay, pointing ont the only sure Safety
rdtt6-read the advertisement of TrtsseHar,H in
another column. Sold 10y DIR. Barrow, 1914 Bleecher
street, n. Y. Price Is cents. Sent free every
where.
Sold also by S. Calvert Ford, jr., Washington,
IL. y. ma lin
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CARusI's GRAND MAY FESTIVAL, IL should, be
borne In mind, comes of on Thursday evening
nsst, at the Assembly Rooms. II Is expected 70
enjoyability.
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To GossuMPrIyEs:

To CoNsuMPrryRs
QHerN's Cod Lirer Oil Jelly.
This great specific for Consumption is fast supsr-
cedlng all others in its curative effects upon those
afflicted with tubercular diseases, Prepared u3on
highly scientific principles of the pure oil, and
robbed Of the nauseous taste of the plain article 10
is received into the stomach in It's Jellihed form,
without mastication, and il gradually dissolved
and dgested passing into the small intestines drop
by drop, supplying the wastes Of the body by It's
nutritious properties, and thus assstine and sus-
tanning nature IN overcoming the disease, APP
proved by the New York Academy OF Medioipe,
and recommended By the faculty everywhere, this
preparation IL confidently offered as 4 remedy for
Sold By Charles Stott, Warrington, and by al re-
spectacle druggists. Prioe 81 per bottle
PENToLp, PARKKR d MowEK,
No. 10 Beekmsn street, Ney York,
mar l6-3m Wholesale Agents..
LyoS's MAGNETIC INsEcr PowDKR
Exterminates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks, Ants
Garden Insects, &c.
IL contains 40 Poison
LyoN's MAGNETIC Pills
Are Certain Death TO Rats and Mice
Solo everywhere. ap s-Sm
PEsMRs.-Persons desiring Pennies Win alvsv.
end them tor sxchange NJ the Star 00kce eountsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08

| The ANNUAL CORPORATION TAX SALE COM
meaced at the City Hall, this morning, at ten
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Loo AL NEW s,

" h'ssh The STAR - printed on fAs 6asfsss
se", press N use 'osih Of Baltipsors its edition
80 'nts' as TO ,sqxvs is TO BE- pxt 10 press at a.
snrss aori Advertisements, therefore, should BE-
'fsf ." 6goT' T'ss'vs o'clock, "a; Otherwise they
s-ay not apPsar xs,iI tis sszt dag.
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AUCTION SALES.
For OTHER Auction Sales, see yfrst page.
By A. GREEN, Auct,opeer.


QY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST To
- the undersigned, executed by John Shaw and
Metllda shaw: dated 9th day Of June, A. d., 1889,
and y 1rdsr ot the cestue que trust, l. shall, on
TUESDAY, the lat dar of May, at O'Clock .. m,
the premises, offer at public sale, the ground and
improvements mentioned and described in tald
trust deed, as follows:
LOtfour, IN square numbered four hundred and
twenty three, ss the same marked and laid dovr
IN the ground Plan Of the CITY of Washington, and
described as follows: BEGINNING 100 feet from the
corner of street north. and running north on the
line OF Eighth street west IS 4-l2 feet thence east
loo feet thence south IS l-l2 feet thence west 10
feet 20 Elghth st., the place OF beginning, containing
IA al $50 square feet OF ground, together with
the improvements, consisting of two oOmfortxbl
dwelling houses, with back buildings.
Terms OF sale: One thlrd of the purchase money
TO he paid In cash on the day of sale and the bal
snce in three equal payments at g. u and Is months,
with interest, secured by deed Of trust on the
premises.
If the terms of sale are not complied with in Eve
days alter day OF sale the trustee the right
70 resell on i've days notice, at the cost and rsk Of
the defsulung purchaser.
SIS. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
ap l6-eod&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until YEDNESDAf,t the 9th instant, same hour
and place By order Of the Trustee
ma eo&ds A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08

The "UsITED CLUE" give their fifth grand
Nav party, this evening, at the Assembly Rooms
which, from the reputation Of the Club In such
matters, IN expected to be very pleasant affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08

BARRY's TRIcoPHBRous
Is the best and cheapest article for Dressing Beau
tifying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies' try 1t. Sold by all Drug
glsts and Perfumers. marl2-sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08

THE ANAcosTIA ACTIVE ASSOCIATION give their
first grand soiree at Anacostia Hall, Navy Yard,
tails evening, when and where very pleasant
ticipate.
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NOTICE TINS Cam

NOTICE. THIS CARD.
" solicit the attention of all persons in want OF
CIothlng, TO our large and fashionable stock OF
Clothing and Gents F furnishing Goods. Our goods
are all manufactured by ourselves and we conf
dehtly assert that we can give better goods and
more satisfaction and at cheaper rates than any
other establls hment an this city. Any STYLES OF
Clothing made to order ard nice At ALWAYS guar
antied. McCANIy A. >CHarG
ma lin National Hotel Building
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IF YOU are about to procure Likeness of your
self a friend, do not fail TO visit Sands gallery
on Market Space, between Eighth and Ninth SITS
and examine his specimens, before having Il
taken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08

HAVE YOU SEEN the Heller performances at the
Theater? IL not, you are losing a rich treat
which you should not fail to avail yourself of In
med!ately Go early and secure your seats In the
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MARRIED,

:, On the Sd Of May, at 81 patrick's Church, by the
;. NJ, TO NARY NJ. COLLINS, Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08

ALEXANDRIA MATTERs.-There is in successful
operation In Alexandria a lucifer match factory
which is said TO be the only one of this kind
soutn OF Mason and Dixon's line. The quality
OF me matches manufactured is In every respect
equal TO any made In this country and the ran
ldlty with which the machinery operates is truly
astonishing. Two men and boy are enabled 10
turn out nearly ffty bushels Of matches per day.
The kind made here are known as round matches
and are those mostly used now
The work of demolishng the old frame build
Ing on the corner of King and Alfred streets Is
progressing very rapidly, and in few DAYS every
vesuge OF the ancient building will have been
removed, to make way for the foundation of a
hne brick edifice to be used by the Messrs Brad
ley, cabinet mrkers.
The steamer Phenix, which some wears since
was run between Alexandria and Washington
mas recently been renovated, and is now running
upon the line again in opposition 70 the steamers
Thos. Collyer and Geo Page
Inc steamer Thomas Collyer carried large
crowd down to Mount Vernon this morning.
The Lecture Of David Funston, Esq before the
Alexandria Library Company, takes place to-
plight at Lyceum Hall, and promises to be rare
literary treat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08

The NATIONAL MusIcAL CONVENTION oom-
menced its sessions this morning at the Smith.
sonian Institution. The attendance was not very
large at the opening, the body consisting princi-
paily OF ladies and gentlemen connected with the
musical organizations Of the District
The President, Rev. DR. 6urley called the Con-
vention to order and offered up prayer
The Secretary, Mr.. Jno. B. Dawson, suggested
that list Of members Of the Convention present
be prepared; which was ordered to be done; and
Messrs +. A. Tucker and J. II. Daniels were
appointed 70 receive the names Of the members
and report TO the Secretary
me regular committees on the business Of the
convention, on music, credentials, and books,
were announced by the President
ON motion Of Capt Tucker, Rev DR.. Hal, who
was present, was elected an honorary member;
ana t5e clergy Of the city generally were also
The hours Of sessions were fixed at 10 O'Clock a.
m 70 IL m; 81 to 5K p. m and 8 to 10 D. m
The President then introduced Prof Baker Of
Boston who 10 to conduct the musical exerc ses Of
the Convention, who, after a few appropriate
remarks, took charge Of the Convention, when
our report closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08

THE NEW CENTRE MARKET HOUSE, IN Con-
sREss In the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Brown,
from the committee Of conference on the disagree
Ing votes OF the two houses on the bill to author re
the corporation Of Washington to make loan and
issue stock for building a market house, su :
United report, which was concurred in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08

AccIDEsr-Yesterday, lad was knocked
down and run over by an omnibus on Pennsyva-
MIA avenue. The driver, Henry Dingler, was
arrested and taken before Justice Dom and held
to bail for further hearing, should the same be
deemed necessary. 1t was probably one of those
accidents which neithsr the driver nor the boy
could prevent. The latter, We are told, wds Sc
riously hurt.
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A WAsHINGToNIAN GETS HIS POCKET PIcKEp
IN THE MONUMENTAL CITY.-The American OF
this morning, says: "While viewing the exhibit
ton Of the steam engines at Monument Square,
yesterday, MIR. Henry Duvall. Of Washington,
was robbed Of his pocket book, containing S43.
He was jostled by several notorious characters,
but did not discover his loss until they had dis
appeared with their booty"
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MORE NEW MANTILLAs
Nl AND STYLISH SHAwLS.
Open this morning another invoice of rich plain
Black silk MantIllas, handsome Black Lace
Shawls and Points. rich Black Lace Msptillas and
Burnous, Black Grensdine and Barge ktwls suit
able for mourning. With few novelties in Light
and Thin shawls. All at the lowest prices.
J. w. Colby co.
MAJ 6t 523 Seventh at. above Pa avenue.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE AND TWENTY
" acres LANE attached, IN Fairfax county. one
and nall miles from Alexandria and the same dis
lance from the Theological Seminary. for sale.
House new, land lmprovec, fencing good, water
plenty, situation very healthy. society. excellent
Eor price, terms, &C., &c, address B. T. PLUM
MIR, Alexandria, Va.
Y. B.-rwo Dwellings in Alexandria for rent, one
brick and new, the other France both pleasantly sit
uated. Una S-eolmD b. T. +.
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SEE NOTICE, In another column, of democratic
meeting to be held this evening, at the old CAPT
tol. on Capitol Hill, for the Fourth, Fifth and
sixth w ards, and tomorrow evening at Patrick
M keatings, AIS M street. for the First Second
and Third Wards-the Seventh Ward being in
vited to both meetings
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DIANQss-Ney arrivals OF steinvay A Sons',
SIRE q ". 6: GETzEkSrf. Fissos f icT T ssas
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only TWO DOLLARS For good OFFICE
" COAT, at SMITHS. No. 400 Seventh ct.
ONLY FIFTY CENTS For the New Fashion
street.
COME TO SMITHS, No. 460 Seventh street.
ING.
SMITH, Seventh street. sells has CLOTHING.
HATS and CAPS at low prices. ma Slw
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PRESIDENTS MOUNTED GUARD TARGET PRAc-
TIsE Below we give the result Of the shooting
by this Company at Columbia Springs, Yesterday:
b. Chambers. Second prize-silver cup won by
Private w F Benter. Third prize-silver cup
presented by Mr.. Fahey, proprietor of Columbia
Springs won by Sergt. 6 Setz Fourth prize
leather medal, awarded to Private George Barber
for the worst shot on the board. Fifth prize
silver goblet, won by Honorary Member Mr.
Brady, and presented back to the CORDS
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Mr.. Random, First Ward IL don't want to
90 yet. Let's wait, and see what they are going
to do.
The President.-The gentlemen from the First
Ward will please resume their seats
Mr.. Ward.-Let them do as they will
MIR. Oyster Ward has rather thrown out
Fifth Ward In the election OF these delegates. II
desire TO say to him that deny the statement In
the most positive manner.
Several Noices-Question.
Mr. Robinson MIR. President. I move n anoena
the resolution offered by the majority Of the com
mlttee by inserting
That as a majority of the wards have held
primary elections, that we refer the Seventh and
First Wards back to their constituents 10 have
primary elections -
MIR. Oyster-I would ask the indulgence of the
convention to present letteriti is In the shape of
an atidavit-of some party, admitting that he
voted three times a Berret ticket at the night
meeting.
The President.-The Secretary will read the
letter.
The Secretary, (Mr. Claxton THE following
certificate has been handed In to the Chair by MI.
Oyster.
He proceeded to read
Mr.. Ward.-Mr President, would ask II that
paper has not been before the Committee!
Mr. Robinson.-lt has, sir
Mr.. Holland.-I read IL In the Committee
Mr.. Ward would suggest the impropriety-
Secretary Claxton.-l suppose 1t comprises a
part Of the minority report
Mr.. ward would suggest the improperly of
submitting this evidence here. We have already
heard
Mr.. Claxton.-Oh, you had better let It be read
Mr.. Parker.-I hope yon will not endeavor to
keep back anything that will enlighte the dele
gates here tonight.
Mr.. Ward.-Sou may all vote you please;
but 1 am going to know what IL is before II Is
read. Whose affidavit is it!
Mr. Oyster Josiah F. Bailey;s, il.
Mr.. Ward.-W no asked him to make it
A Voiee-lt was voluntarily made in the pres
cnce Of several witnesses
Mr.. ward.-Before whom,
Mr. oyster-John IL. Johnson, Justice Of the
Peace
Mr.. Ward.-Has Mr.. Bailey signed that paper
Secretary.-There is no signature.
Mr. Ward.-Does anybody know Josiah F.
Bail,y.
Secretary Claxton.-Itis sworn to before JUS
tice Of the Peace.
Mr.. Bradley.-He Is my son -in-law.
Mr.. Ward protest against this thing.
Mr. OYSTER wish 10 know the grounds OF
this protest.
Mr.. ward.-You have brought In paper here
as evidence, without anybody's signature. No
body knows him. Who can vouch for him that
he would speak the truth on his oath!
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ap l6- eod&ds
By A. GREEN, Auotloneer.

THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, the 18th instant same hour.
mas lCon.l A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
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tnnere allc @r Wajeit1t rarau, DAP itb
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