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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-09
THE LATEST NEWS.
TIE L. Il G. B. PHIO.
Later from Europe .

| PORTLAND, Mar s.-The steamer North Briton
from Liverpool on the oath ult, arrived here at
O'CLOCK this evening, bringing f2S 600 In specie.
icebergs and on the al abe was an hour I'm An In
4 mense field Of ice
The steamer City Of Manchester sailed on the
2oth, with $1,000 in gold. for New York.
Reinforcemenu for the French troops I'm Rome
| are continually leaving Marseilles.
I heavy gale had swept over England The
Crystal Palace had been seriously injured by g.,
msnu me Ameflssn bark hiswaiha was among the
many vessels driven ashore.
IL 10 reported that the Bank Of England con
templates rise in the rates Of interest to esIO per
Gold shipments to America were expected 10
ing steamers.
Affair. in Hungary were becoming serious.
IL 10 reported that orders have been sent %
Trieste TO arm at once all the sailing vessels Of the
navy Twelve gun-boats will be sent 20 the Gulf
OF Guerrero to watch the coast.
A general suspension was thres tened NJ Galsty
by the bankers and merchant
TEE --LATEST
french Exchanges were very frm and the
slightest further movement would cause gold 20
be sent from Paris 20 London.
Later edvices from India say that bank rst~S
there had advanced 20 II per cent The money
crisis was ascrioed TO recent large opium specula-
Via Londonderry, on the 2sth, further p.rtiou.
lars OF the gale In England were received A
most vioiont gale sweptoyer the country on Wed
nesoaY ana Thursday. Part Of the west wing Of
Crystal Palace 10 in ruins
There has been more general business doing st
the London stock market than for some tune
be demand on he discount market IN moderate
and several capitalists are lending money al four
and six months at comparatively low terms
A dispatch from Vienna announces that Affairs
In Hungary are becoming very serious Several
districts, among which are Rsab, Simogny Peter
warden, and Warden, have been declared In a
state Of siege.
The French occupation Of Syria Is 20 be pro.
longed for two or three months beyond the time
originally fixed.
The Inauguration Of the Italian Parliament had
been celebrated In several towns In venetia.
PEsTH, Feb. pa royal rescript convokes the
Diet at Baden the I'd Of A pril 70 make arrange
ments for the coronation Of the Emperor a. King
Of Hungary.
PARIS, Feb. 2i.-The Bourse closed dun a. osf.
10c.
The fortress Of Messina has been summoned 10
surrender, but the General In command declares
bis determination to resist TO the last Troops
have also gone towards the fortress Of Ciyitella 10
commence an immediate attack against the Bour-
bons there, unless they have surrendered
All qualities Of cotton had declined I'd and
the market closed very irregular. The principal
causes Of the decline were unfavorable reports
from Manchester and the high rate Of interest
The stock In port amounted TO 100 600, including
100000 bales Of American.
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courrrnyrrr wr.r.n,. B,,..x.

We Won d caution the purchasers Of the Balsazs
OF Wild Carry against an Imitation article which
has made lts pearance in many places, and which
might deceive the unwaTy by its resemblance to the
Genuine bottle. OF 1.-THE mixture we need not speak.
70 counterfeit any thing, by which they can pat
money IN their pockets, and they sure 10 choose
the most popular and well known article on which
TO practice their villainies. 1t Is lamenable fact
thst there are also dealers ~ n1edictass who are
willing to lend themselves to carry out this
ton, BY selling suoh trash genuine, because they
can buy t for less than half the cost of the rea ar
countsrfsit money. for he is the greater scamp Of
They have never dared to forge the written sig
nature of 1. Butts. having wholesome fear of the
state Prison before their eyes. Be sS,s thar yox
Bxtts, and you may rely upon its being genuine.
Buy none other.
for sale in Washington city g. Stott, s. B. Waite.
= d. Gilman, John Schwarse, Nsirn Pa mer,
n Georseto1n BY K. s. r. CisssIl, and g. M. j.
Soathron, and by druggists everywhere. ma lw,r
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SCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP.
PUBLIC BATES.
HENRY SCHAEFER,
BARBER AND HAIR-DRESSER.

1Inhnt NHaH CIV kNTH,
opposite rae Post 0fce DEPARTMENT,
convenient accommodations for aHording to his
cusrners and the pubic the luxury Of COLD or
hours; His charges viii De moderafe-twenty- 1--WE
cents Tor single bath, or FIVE baths for dollar
paid for in advance. .AN
Mr.. Schaefer takes this op portunity TO inform his
customers that this desirab e addition 10 his As
nsoment will 10 no manner interfere with his rem
!ar profess lonAl business. On the CONTRARY he hopea
20 add to his present facilities for insuria prompt
sttenuon TO HIS numerous patrons In the line Of
SHAvlNG and H AK DRESSING.
ofCuttlng or Trimming tbeir'ow or their ohdreR's
halr, he begs TO that he has provided for them
better Accommodations, in having tied D 4 smaIl
ROOM Ard appropriated it exclusively to their use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-09

IL THE STAR publishes the List Of Letters
remaining in the Washington City Post Once
under the provisions Of the law directing them
TO be printed in the newspaper having the largest
circulation within the delivery Of the ONCE. tn
totd daily circulation Is more than double that
Of any other Daily printed In the District Of Co
lumbia.
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The virginia Convention.

RICHMOND, March s.-Mr. wyson, Of Pulaski,
offered al ordinance dissolving The political con-
nexion between Virginia and the other States Of
the Union and for establishing separate indie
pendence. The former part was referred. Mr..
Brent, Of Alexandria, in Union speech, opposed
the policy Of secession, but at lie same time OPP
posed coercion. He though Mr.. Lincoln,s Inaug-
ural unacceptable Of a warlike contraction, but
disagreed with many Of It's doctrines. Mr.. Am
bier, Of Louisa, commenced a promptscton
speech; he attacked Mr.. Lincoln's Inaugural.
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DIED.,

DIED,
In this city Of paraly sis, on Friday, March eth,
after llneering illness of six months, Mrs. ELIZ-
ABETH SIN ANS, in the 87tn year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place st s O'Clock Sunday
evening, from the residence of her son, Sampson
Slmms, l. street, between 10th and 18th SITS,
(Alexandria papers copy.)
On the morning of the 9Th in slant, after linger-
Ing III ness which she bore, like true christian
With fortitlde and resignation to the will of God,
MARY JAM E, beloved wife of Edward MoDeuth,
n Slst year OF her age. Deceased was a native OF
Her funeral takes place to morrow, at half past
3, from First and ID sts., Capitol Hill.
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Adjeurnmsn, Of the delaware Legi.la,ur,

Adjournment Of the delaware Legislature.
WILMINGTON, March s.-Tbe Delaware Legis-
lature adjourned finally to-day. An Intellectual
effort was made 70 call an extra session In April
on the state Of the Union.
The Legislature refused by a large majority 90
renew Messu. Wood & Eddyb present lottery
grant, which expires in q few months.
The Legislature also refused TO make any more
lottery grants in the State
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE,
WAsHInsToN CRY, March 8, 1851.

lOrdered to be inserted In the EVENING STAR, IL
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
ofany daily paper published In Washington.l
DrAll persons applying for letters In the follow
Ing list, will please SAY they are ApyERrIsEp.
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MARRIED,

On the 9Th Of February, BY. the Rev. DR.. Hall.
NOELL, all OF this city.
In Washington. on the It'll instant, BY the Rev
Mr.. Macanley, VIM. G. PALMER. Of Maryland,
to Miss M. R., daughter of JAMES P. Davis, Of the
former place
baltimore and Cambridge, Md, and PhiIadeI-
phia aAd New York papers please copy.)
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HosTRrTER's STOMACH BrrrRRs.-The stomach
u the fountain head of scores of diseases which in
lest the human system, Indigestion, bad enough
vertigo paPitation of the heart, general debi Ity,
TO- Get rid of it, then, at once, BY going through
course OF HoStstters Stomach Bttfers, q palatable
and refreshing PREPARATION, which surely relieves
al complaints Of the stomach and its depend
az the sunshine melts the snow. A course of the
medicine may not perhaps be necessary. Ono bot
tie frequently accompanies complete cure.
sold BY druggists everywhere. ma s. cost
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C0usHs;|The sudden Change Of our climate are
AGeetsoss Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
should az once be had to Bro1cn's Bronchial
!toehss, or Lozengee, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rItaton OF the Throat be ever slight, as By this
preoaution more serious attack may be efectually
warded of. Public Speakers and Ssagers will find
voice. Sec advertisement. de i-ly
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Baltimsrs Markets.

BALfrNoRx Marche.-Flour steady; Ohio g -.
Wheat dull; red 81 25al %; white ei .40el 90.
visions duh and unchanged. Coffee arm At AKA
13c. whisky az 1sziekc
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Politics I'm RfchnSud.

RICHMOND, March s.-Hon. VIM. c. Rives sd-
dressed large me- ting here tonight on the sub
ject Of the Peace Conference propositions. His
States and the eventual recontruction Of the Union
He also denounced the doctrine Of secession. His
remarks Were received with much enthusiasm.
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HOMEOPATHIC RRMKprIs

All Of DT: Humphreys & Co.'s .pecifo Ho-
%sopssSS Rsmses put ug expressly for family
In cases, containing. % walls, from 81 to 81
each, with book Of full directions. For sale By
Il. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent w. A. Fitzgerald, 1888 north Fstreet;
also BY Z. B. Winter, corner of Massachusetts, ave,
nue. and Sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract Of Witch
HaTsl, for internal and external lniammations OF
oil kinds. Sold as above. ma Civ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-09

Il PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
/ Tor exchange 1T the Star Ofice counter. Il
To THE AFFLICTED Be sure to read the advsr-
Gsement of MoLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-09

II Asst WEEK OF THE SALE
JAPANESE GOODS.
60 az oHes AID sz1mine them,
The most nlassifeent sre, imported.
Consisting In part of
Punch Bowls, Handkerchief,
Card and Toilet Boxes,
InaId Straw Boxes. Plates,
Decorated Porcelain Cups,
Bowls, Saucers, DO, 30.
SUPERB INLAID CABINETS,
10, DC, 30.
Nov is the only opportunity to make SELECTION
from this large assortment of
japanese Goods.
SelIins az Less Than Cost in Japaa.
ir206 PENN. AVENUE,
Under Wilards' Hotel.-n
IL 206 PENN AVENUE,
Under Willards' Hotel.-m mas ct
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sESrEAMKR MOUNT VKkSoN.-The latest intellj-
gence from the steamer Mount Vernon, ashore at
Little Egg Harbor, states that most of her cargo
had been placed In lighters, and az soon az the
weather became moderate, contingency not like
ly to happen soon, she would come OF She will
no doubt, be oblidged to return to New York for
repairs, a. she must be considerably strained not
wfthstanding her acknowledged strength OF hull.
She 10 insured for about $40 Co., and cost 500 600
The wind being of shore makes the sea Compare
s4yely smooth, along the beach. Should an east
rgey blow occur, II 10 feared she would break up.
:. NY. Tipss.
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Jul RNSb aEbGiNs FExNs4HssP ARA
1900 RASPBERRY PLANTS, twenty varle-
ties: including "Bee de Fontsnng," (Which is
hardy and productive bearing a hne full crop dur
ing the autumn, with but little attention "Ca,ta-
VISA Hudson Antwerp" and others.
Hencot "'' Hovey's Seeding" Alice Maud !" and
other STRAWBERRIES of the most approved
varetiss
5000 roots of GIANT ASPARAGUS.
1900 Usage ORANGE PLANTS, for hedg-
ing. u.
ID Orders strictly attended to, and packing
done with proper care. JOSHUE PIERCE,
Nurserym man, LInnaen Hill,
mar7-eo2w lint. 2weo) Near Washington, d. G.,
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LADIES, LIST

Hill. Mrs Hester
Hooper, issWil,ie
Hopkins, Miss Rose
Harvey, Mrs NJ 2
Hickev,MargarstA
Harris, Miss Alice
Hamlin, Mary
Harris, Mrs Roet L
Hopkins, Juliet A G
Hunter, Sophis q
Jones, Mrs M L
yones, Mary
Jones, Mrs Eliza T
Jones, Mrs Mary B
Jones, Mrs Amelia
Jacobs, Miss II M
Johnson, Miss vifr
Julian, Mrs M @
Knowles, Miss Z
Keller, Henrietta
Labill, Mrs Ann
McRes, Mrs III M
Mevey, Mrs Lou p
MeCabe Mrs Eliza
MeCahsn, Mary
Marsh, Mrs 8 w
Murray, Mary Z
Miller, Mrs H NJ
Manley, Mary L
Middleton, jimmie
Morgan, Mrs Julia
Moreland, Kate
Maher, Hannora
Morgan, Mrs r d
-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-09

READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise.
ment IN our paper. Req it; it will interest you.
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AFTER, Miss Fannie
Anderson, Mrs J H
Andrews. Mrs A
Ahearn, Margart
Baird, Mrs Rev DR.
Brown, Ellen
Brown, Mrs A L
Baird ,MrsO pheliso
Bratheriek, Mrs NJ
Beekley, Mrs Anna
Bennett, Sarah ID
Boyntoa Minis Eliza
rows,MissLigiie
Bollinst, Miss Jans
Barber, Ellen
Clark, Mrs Sarah
Clark, Miss Rose
CsrnahaB, Mira Z NJ
Clonsn, Miss Rosa
Campbell, Miss G
Dougherty,Mrs TIE
DeSaundran, Made
Deviney,MissMary
Douglal, Anna v
Dulan, Mrs Mary
Dulaney, Matilda
Eatley, Mrs
Fremont, Mrs J c
Gilhoole MY
Goetys,MrsJohanne
Hill, Miss e
Hobbs, Mrs Ann H
Hobbs, Miss Sarah
Hall, Mrs Sophia
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CkIMINAL CoURT.-After our report closed YES.
terday, the case of the United States agt VIM
Russell was taken up on the special plea Of abate-
rnent under the statute, made by the counsel for
the defense. Mr.. Joseph III. Bradley, ST., ad-
dressed the court for the defense and was followed
by the District Attorney upon the question raised
Congress, Of parties charged with crime, who
have previously been examined In relation thereto
before investigating committees Of Congress
To-day, MIR. Guild continued his reply to the
point raised by the counsel for the defense In the
, above mentioned case.
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Murray, Mrs Ellen
Page, Mrs Mary
Pierce, Mira Ellen
Parsy, Mrs Henry
Patterson, Miss NJ X
Poveil.Mrs A w
Parkinsou, Mrs Joel
Planger, Miss B L
Roach, Mrs 4 Q
Robertson, Mira A
Rowland, Mira 8 J
Scott, Mice Mary L
Semmes, MrsAansE
Stump, Aiiss Julia A
Swan, Miss Mary =
Stoddard, Miss NJ T
Scho6eld, Mrs r
Sterges, Mrs Z G
Steward, Cora
Seibert, Mrs Sanl
southard, Mr.. v
ssybsrt. Mrs r
Thomas, Lesnora
Thornton, Mrs J z
Tsvsrns, Mrs Jane
Taylor, Mrs Eliza
Williamson, Mrs NJ
Williamson, Miss 81
Williams, Isabella
Williams, Mary NJ
Williams, Lizzie
Warford, Mrs Z
Young, Mas Jennie
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EVERY VISITOR TO WASHINGTON
IL SHOULD PURCHASE
pIJTT DIG w CUTNNTnN nDSnDrnun

EVERY VISITOR TO WASHINGTON
IL SHOULD PURCHASE
PHILIPS WASHINGTON DESCRIBED.
This is the only Complete Guide book TO the Natio
al Capita! erer published.
The Volume contains Comprehensive History OF
the City from its Earliest Settlement to the
Present Time, with every Important
Event connected with il az the
Seat of Government.
Also,
Elaborate DESCRIPTIONS of the Various Public
Buildings Reliable Information IL respect to
all the Departments of the Government
Mode Of Transacting Business with the
Public Offices the Etiquette Of Of
hoal Intercourse; Description of
the Places Of Interest in
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lLLUsTnAfKD WITH A MAP AND NUMEROUS En-
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Fres by mail on recsipt OF the published prioe.
g. PHILIP & SOLOMONS :
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msr7 colin 332 Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
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ALEXANDRIA ITEMS the Gazette of this
morning we CLEAN the following:
Yesterday morning, small child Of Mr. Dish
man, residing In the First Ward, was severely
scaldeo Dy overturning upon Itself pot filed
with boiling water. We are sorry to say that the
little fellow Is In a very critical condition
We learn that a number of our citizens coutem-
plate offering the "Commissioneys Of the Confed-
crate States, - now In Washington, the compli-
meut Of public dinner In this city, at an early
day.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Clifford, wife of
Mf. o. w Cliford, residing on King street, was
severely burned Yesterday evening by her clothes
taking IRE from a stove near which she was stand
Ing. Mr. Clifford, In attempting to extinguish
the flames which were enveloping his wife, had
his hands badly burned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-09

wa AIx REQUESTED TO SAT- that the Jane
RichsJ reported In the watchhouse proceedings
dsy e I've ego u net james Rlchsy, son " Capt
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FoR DisrlIcT ATTORNEY .-Yesterday paper
was being circulated among our citizens foI
- natures, which recommends Capt, E. G. Car
: rinzfon, Of the Union Regiment for the positfor
81 United States Attorney for the District Of Column
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- AT Opp FELLows' Hall, Duprez Green's
New Orleans Minstrel Troupe continue to draw
-X1nmense houses nightly. The Inauguration week
$50 been with them one Of profit, and with amuse-
4ent seekers one Of real enjoyment. Every MI ht
- their entertainments are unrivaled In excellence
md % varied In character to preclude the pos
. <ebility Of their being at all monotonous to the
.x1udience. This afternoon, ut az o'clock, they
t<1xfve q grand matinee Performance
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THOSE Of our readers who desire the luxury Of
q good bath, should call on Schaefer, on r street
near Seventh. Schaefef has rooms fitted up ex-
clusiysly for ladies and children, and has fur
nished his essablishment with everything which
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80 FiRK.-Last night. about o'clock IRE was dis
lowered in the workshop Of Mr. Grips cabinet
q manufactures, on Eleventh st. The dremen were
out promptly; but fortunately the discovery was
made before the IRE had got any hold upon the
!, comoustible material, and was exfinguished with
. few buckets Of water before the apparatus was
put to work by the companies. Il was probably
y caused BY an accident, and the damage 10 very
Night.
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DREsENTs FOR The FOLKS ar aoME.
IL A few pieces OF new and pretty N u.ic OF hy1o
Books, &c atfhe Piano Store Of JOHN y; 81
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Modifying the Perssnsf Liberty Law.
Bosros, March e.-The Senate OF Massachusetts,
TO day passed bill modifying the Personal LIB.
erty bill % at 10 remove the objections urged
against IL by the South.
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PoLrcE MArrxRs-Befevs Jssfies ClayL.-Alex
Crittepdeu was arrested and brough t to account
on charge Of assaulting and beating Margaret
Wise; held 10 bail 70 keep the peace Cafhafins
Jones (col'd) was brought up on charge Of steal
ing three gold dollars from Elizabeth Brysnd
held 10 bail for her appearance at court -
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&AAH A M A CK'S -
MY RESTA URANT, -
GA No; y soa Pa, ,hlyEsur. -


=, where can be found, the year
through, all the Deiicacies that earth and water
can produce, and served By cooks who cannot be
surpassed In this country or France. Geut!eme
VINO have taken rooms can find At all hours .sant
ma comfortable Rooms to Dine and Break last and
nave their meals TO coat 10 suit themse Ives, az
xod meal can be set for IS oents and from that to
Sio. Meals served to parties at their rooms no
extra charge only for lime Of servant. NV stock
snal az all times compare with the best houses ia
shis country. With an experience of fifteen Years,
natter myself that, with my undivided attention
20 business, can please the most fastidious or
ara Cigars, they speak volumes for themselves
Ie Is 81 JOHN ID HANBACK,, Proprietor.
OFFICEks. PETTY OFFICERS, AND Sea-
the capture Of any shaver can have their claims for
bo9nty and Head Money promptly attended 70 by
xx&ciyttns 70 OF eddressins @. p. WALLAcR.
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North Carolina Gene for the Unisu.
RALEIGH, March e.--The returns received up
TO this evening render certain that the people Of
North Carolina have voted against the necessity
Of holding a State Convention, by at least Zoo
majority. The members are two 10 one for the
Union and opposed to secession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-09

THKArn-To-night the popular Miss joey
a fore a-N ashingten audience In two Of her bes,
- parts" Peg Wellington" and " Constance, In
tsMasks and Pacess and .The Love Chase u
n Her farewell appearance should be met with the
overfowing houses which her talents a an actresI
& greatly deserve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-09

An AWFUL CAsK:-f esterday, notice was left
at the ONCE Of Justice Barnaclo that there was
dead child az the corner Of Fourth and streets
Fourth Ward, requiring the ate ton of the police
. SOftcers went to the house and found the child
an infant Z or months old, lying desd In a bed
and woman named Flynn, said 10 be the mother
.ss hing drunk by Its side rolling and teasing her
se fce swollen and bloated, and her throat rating
efsss IL In the dying sgonies produced by mania a
"a. potu. An ocer promptly attended to the removal
81 Of the child to the Asylum, when IL was buried
Z IN the Corporation burial ground.
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CENTRAL GUARDHousE.-Jrsttee Tor1pson =
20 James Murphy and Pat King, accused of stealing
p, brown cloth jacket and the frame on which Il
was hanging from the door Of Seldner's clothing
store, were sent TO jail for further examination.
.sRebecca Lawrence, colored, drunk and disor-
---derly; sent to the workhouse 30 DAYS Henry
Sheets, do, do; sent to the workhouse 30 DAYS
oA3ohn White and John Lahy, Migrants; sent to the
ss,workhouse 80 days each. James Thompson col :,
for refusing to register according to the ordinance
ri Of the Cooperation, was fined SO So.
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EH0R RENT, in the First Wsro-three ssueres
IL vest Of the War Depertment-s small OF
FIcE, with back room, or the former may snsvsr
suits OF Rooms, FURNISHED OF upfnrniskedi elose
20 the Aveape. Inquire ~ Tins ofhos.
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ENOR RENTING desirable and convenient
II RESIDENCE, now occupied BY senator Ken
n dy, on Sixth street, just north Of the Unitarian
the Unit states senate ABB, 20 THOMAS
BIs LAG DEN, No. 4ss Seventh street west
fe lSAaSW
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IMPORTANT TO ROUsEkEEPERs.
e. r. DURKEE CO.'S
1nIHOT SFTCHS.

WOOD AND COAL.
,SS -. y On hs9d large s:ss9,Itment Of
COAL Of al sizes, which we will dsliver to ANY
psrt OF me city e. the shorte:t notice and at mod
Also, HICKORY OAK and PINE WOOD in
oord length or sawed and sRlI to any sxe
South side Pa. av., bet Sd and ~ sts.
p fe H-2W and west side ~ 81 and the Csasl
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GkoReErows. March .. 1851.
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NOTICE. -
UMBRELLA MANDATORY.
~ 251 PENN. AVENUE. III

d.. NOTICE.
L ERSONs Wishing Furniture and Heavy Art
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