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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

IL Many OF the newspapers in the Southern
Confederacy are insisting that the Permanent
Constitution be submitted to the people for adop-
ton or rejection, as they may decide. They deny
states to act upon the question Of secession TO
decide upon the Constitution For Convention,
says the New Orleans Bulletin. TO attempt to per-
form ac's and exercise authority that were never
cOntemrlated by the electors at the time, would
bc neither more nor less than an unwarrantable
assumption Of arbitrary power foreign to the
genius Of our institutions and Tepugnant to the
will of the people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

CONrEsT-it is understood that an animated
contest for the position Of Chief Clerk Of the Sixth
Auditors Once is in progress here, between Mr..
j. F. sharretts, and Mr.. +. J. seybolt The
former was some years since at the head Of a d.
vision Of the clerical force Of the bureau was re-
moved on account Of his politics, and has since
been the publisher Of the Baltimore Patriot The
latter was also principal clerk Of the same bu.
reau, and was removed year or two ago on &C.
count Of his politics. Both well qualified for
the position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

IL The Augusta Geo. Chronicle says: "Some
OF the people Of South Carolina appear to be get
ting sick Of separate State secession and forced
loans, and are moving from the State with all
possible haste. Messrs. Farr, Cotter, and Burns
with their families, thirty five negroes, twenty
horses, wagons, carriages, &c, were found OIL the
Admiral last evening on their way to a new home
near the mouth Of the Arkansas river. There are
said to be many others In the Palmetto State who
will follow their example, and leave as soon al
possible"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

DESPERATE ASSAULT VrgIni1n Beaten bv
ms oUH S!dre.-The Petersburg Express OF the
10Th gives the following particulars Of a savage
assault made upon Mr.. +. Mallory Sutherland, Of
Mulberry Inn, Dinwiddie county Virginia on
Friday last, by one of his own servants:
MIR. :. was ont on his plantation superintendiag
the clearing Of patch Of new ground, and di
rected Ned, robust fellow to lift log to nile
of burning brush. The negro replied that he
would not do Il, which Mr. Sutherland INTERPRETED
to that the negro did not feel able to lft the
log, and stopped to do so himself While stoop-
ing, Ned seized big stick, and striking his
master powerful blow over the back, felled him
70 the earth. He then repeated his blows until
the stlck was broken into many pieces, and Mr..
Sutherland lay apparently lifeless. Thinking he
had accomplished his purpose, he started Off and
had proceeded about fifty yards, when he saw bis
master attempt TO rise. Selling another stick he
returned, and striking Mr.. 8. another severe blow
across the face, mashed his nose fat to the face
and then continued to beat him across the arms
breast, and legs, until the flesh was pummelled 10
the consistency Of jelly.
Some small negroes were present when the
beating commenced, but they were mere chill
dren, and dreaded the ferocity of Ned az though
he had been tiger. and were therefore prevented
from offering assistance. As soon az thew could
get TO the house the Intelligence was communi-
Gated to some Of the neighbors, and all turned
out en- maSss to hunt up the tiend, some three or
four going to the assistance Of Mr.. Sutherland
and conveying him to bis residence. Upon reach.
Ing the house he manifested indications Of re-
turning consciousness, and at last accounts SIM
day, was alive, though in very precariOus con.
dition.
The search of the neighbors fer Ned proved
unavailng, but the account Of the outrage reached
this city, and on Sunday night Mr. Geo Alsop,
who knew the scoundrel, succeeded In arrestng
him at the depot Of the South Side abroad in
this city, and lodged him in jail He will be
transferred to the county Of Dinwiddie for trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

The DIsT RIOT APFoISTMENTs.-The President,
a day or two since, remarked to a committee of
citizens of Washington who called on him rela-
tive to the appointment of gentleman to an Office
here, that be should not fill the District appoint
ments for some time to come, as he desired first
to satisfy himself as to what selections for those
places would prove most satisfactory TO this com.
munity. His determination TO take time in the
matter is worthy Of all praise involving as 1t does
proof of bis disposition to consult the views of the
people Of the District in making his selections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

The EVACUATION OF sUMrER.-Nearly all In
Washington connected with the distant press are
satisfied that Maj Anderson evacuates Sumter to-
DAY. We feel sure, however, that no positive
order for him to do so to-day, has been directed by
the President to be issued. Nevertheless, so pos
sitive are those who expect such action on his
part to-day, that we shall by means be surprised
to hear tomorrow that he has done so; and with
the approval by the Government of whatever the
necessities of his situation NAV REQUIRE him To do
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NAVAL.-A correspondent on board the United
follows, under date Of the Sth instant:
All well. G. Ogden Yerke, Esq., a Young
american Of 70 or . years Of age, was murdered
INV week ny band OF robbers, who attack ed the
ana this place He was educated and accom-
Piished His mother 10 In the CITY OF Merico
livery day this week the road robbers have at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

VERY IMPORTANT NoMINATIoNs-Just before
we went to press this afternoon, President Lincoln
made the following nominations to the Senate.
Viz:
Thomas J. Dryer, Of Oregon, to be Commits
sioner to the Sandwich Islands.
Rufus King, Of Wisconsin, to be Minister Res
ident at Rome.
Henry Sanford, Of Conn, Minister Resident in
Belgium.
Anson Burlingame, Of Mass Minister Pleni-
potentiary, &c, to Austria.
Bradford r. Wood, Of N. Y, Minister Resi-.
dent to Denmark.
James o. Putnam, of N. Y, Consul at Havre.
twas expected this forenoon that the nomina-
lions Of Mr.. Defrees as Superintendent of the
Public Printing, Mr.. Holloway as Commissioner
Of Patents, and Mr.. Thayer as Consul General in
Egypt, would probably all be confirmed TODAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

RETURN OF FueIrvKs -Four negro men mad.
Their appearance under the walls Of Fort Pickrns
on Mohday last and Were arrested bv Lent
slemmer, and by him sent to this city Yesterday
the county Tailor. This was clever act on tha
due credit oNe''e
since writing the above, four more negroes
nave been arrested near the Fort and brougbt n
here this morning In the Ewing .-Psxsaeo1a OF.
serrer, 18th inst w.
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Col. FRkMoNr.-It is understood here, that Col
Fremont has not, at any time, been an applicant
Tor diplomatic or any other position under the
present Administration. Hisname has, therefore
been entertained for the French mission only
through the Presidents desire to secure his ser.
vices In the position, we apprehend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

BODIES NAvY.-It 10 almost pity to spoil 30
amusing story as Aid. BODIES building a navy
Inc TACT, however, appears to be that the Alder
man mas commenced the construction of feet OF
mud scows for Mr.. Hackley, the STRENGTHENING
COZ 70 be used In carrying garbage from
the city.-Nep York Courier
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sr. PATRIck's DAY IN BosroN.-St Patrick,s
anniversary was observed in Boston with the
usual ceremonies Parades by the seve,,I I,isb
associations were the order the day In the eve
ming there was number of festivals and amongst
them were the banquet Of the Boston Charitable
l2ith anniversary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

ST. PATRIck's DAY IN NEW YoRK-St Pat.
rick's day was celebrated In New York with un-
usual spirit. The military parade was very fine,
and the celebration by the Friendly Sons Of ST.
ratrick, at the Astor House, spirited and charac-
terized by strong Union sentiment. Speeches
were made upon the occasion by James r Brady.
Esq and Mr.. Russell, the Crimean correspondent
Of the London Times
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"WEDNESDAY. March 20.

SENATR.-Mr. Hale introduced the following,
which was laid over under the rules:
Rssolrsd, That the Senate adjourn without day
on Saturday, the oath inst, at l O'Clock p. m.
The Senate then took up the Douglas resolution.
Mr.. Bayard said that spirit Of hostility had
been engendsred between the Northeast and the
extreme South to such an extent that ii was not
only impossible to preserve the Union, but i'm
practicable to reconstruct II.
The Federal Government was brought down TO
choose between two questions alone. 1t must
either make war upon the South at once, else
remove the Federal troops and recognize the in
dependence as a nation Of the seeding States
His principles were embodied In a resolution
(Which he ready authorizing the President to treat
with and recognize the nationality Of the South.
ern Confederacy.
Mr.; Bayard was speaking when our report
closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

CoRREcTIoN. The despatch dated Charles
ton, in yesterdays paper, in reference to Custom
House re gulations should have read thus:
The Charleston Courier learns from mercan.
tile house that the proper officers at the Custom
house at Hare have notified merchants tina,
ships from the seeded States will be admitted
on the same footing as those carrying the Federal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS W.,
stated yesterday that the banks in Philadelphis
had fully resumed the payment Of specie The
suspension, however, was merely nominal, and
ane formal resumption now attracts little attention
The Philadelphia Pennsylvania says:
The aggregate Of the loans of the banks OF the
city is now but little S24 900 600, or abou,
700 less than at the time Of their suspension
while their supply of coin has increased over two
and quarter millions, and their circulation
about $500 Goo The step has been anticipated
for some time, In view of the large amount OF gold
Moving into the country, both from Callfornia
and Europe, and 1t will probably be speedily
followed by a resumption by all the banks Of the
State
The banks and sub-treasurers of New York
Philadelphia and Boston now hold the enormous
amount OF SIS 600 600 in coin, Of which $40 600
700 Is held In New York; and the current Of coin
from Europe, now amounting to about 500 600 OOC
since the middle Of December last, Is likely to
continue for some time to come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

III The Missouri Convention on Monday, by a
woe OF oil 20 ~ voted down resolution declaring
that the State would neither aid the secedinS
states In making war on the General Government
nor the General Government In coercing the Sc,
cedipQ States ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

CHILLY" MuLLieAS OUT OF sINc s,~, IT,.
notorious Billy Mulligan has been taken ont ~
sing sing prison on a writ Of error, and a ne W
uial granted him. IL will be remembered tS.
1f ~ Sonv d Tor pointing pistol at Police
ngan VIII ind no difaculty In procuring bail a.
!. 70 proPabie that public society win have his
company for some time yet Ni'
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East Baltimore Conference at Chamber
burR. Pa

Fifth day-After religious services, the exam
ination of elders was resumed.
Philip Rescore, on account Of failing health,
was superannuated.
DR.. Durbin then addressed the Convention on
the missionary cause, and the Conference, by a
vote, resolved to increase the missionary collec-
tons Of next year TO $500
r. Haslup was elected TO deacon's orders.
Adjourned
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.

REsIsNEp.-The designations Of Capt. Frazer,
(of Miss y 9th infantry, and First 1t O'Bannon,
(of s. CD Sd infantry, were received in Wash
ington to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20
THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
wEDyESDAY..... March 90, 1851.
snI,it at IN. Morning Press

The IstsHigsncsy denounces the action Of the
Southern Congress in refusing to submit their
new Constitution to the people directly through
convention called for that purpose, and argues
that this refusal will Jealousy to arise in the
minds Of many Of the people, who will finally, IL
not now, repudiate the measures.
The RsppbIieaH disproves from the record the
allegation that Senators Hale, Seward and Chase
voted for the petition sent from Pennsylvania in
ls5O, praying that 'some plan might be devised
for the dissolution Of the American Union''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

III The entire evacuation of the Texas fort,
~ the Federal troops was to take place on the
i% 'n ,Ssan, i.o-dsy1 and possession would be
have been enlisted for six months =
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400
SEVENTH STREET.
ALWAYS AHEAD.
AGO

c6 biys Sss rsofysd siSs stock q SPRING
THINKS, ATs and CAPS. 70 Which isSiss 4:
stfsntion Of al IN want Of such articles. NY motto
ns fhOs. IN want q cc,hins v. invite sai 10
S eoms and iSss g our soSss ses ed
lar Is,ss : s ., q saiSh ~
IsIs.s LOT Of TRUNKs. Va LisEs, and cXR ARP :
ssni , yss}iR5 n Prize. from you
bgy them e low e ct the Peoples Cioshins Stors.
NO 400 Seventh St. os,fHitss f sffis a2 6s,s,.
mar h-lm No. 600 seventh 4, bsS = Ny,
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" The Union party of Tennessee have called
Convention for nominating C;ove,no, m meet
siNashviile, on Thursday, May I'd. y '''>''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

THE MIssIssIPPr coSyxsrIos yyor
, Barry, President Of Mississippi state Conyen.
lion, has Issued scsll for the re- assemblsos ~ IN
body on The 25th Of March. " '""'
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CONVERSATIONAL.

SBNAIB.-when our report closed Yesterday,
Mr. Chandler was addressing the Senate.
At the conclusion Of his speech
Mr. simmons moved to strike out all the resolu-
ton Of the Senator from Illinois (Mr. Douglas)
after the word " Resolved" and substitute the
following, so that 1t shall read:
RsSoIrsd, That the Committee on the judiciary
be instructed to make the following inquiries:
LIST IL any State or States within the limits of
the &c United States of America have changed or
modified their laws respecting the oath required
to be taken by the members Of the Legislature
thereof, to such an extent as to disqualifv its
members as electors Of Senator Of the United
States according to the provisions Of the Consti-
tuition.
ID. IL any Senator now claiming to be a mem
Der Of the Senate has been elected by the Legis-
lature Of any State the members whereof were
thus disqualified.
Sd. What vacancies (if any, there are In the
Senate which the Executive OF any State has q
constitutional right to make temporary ap-
pointments' to I'll; and that said committee re-
port the results of their inquiries to the Senate.
Mr.. Simmons said he thought 1t proper to know
what States had undertaken to act thus regardless
Of the Constitution in a point which Its founders
thought to be one Of much importance. He be-
lieved that when noisy politicians had got through
with their conventions, there would be a tendency
to return to quiet and calmness all over the coun
try. He thong ht that all the States would event
ually come back into the Union, and peace and
harmony again prevail.
After some further debate, the Senate went into
Executive session, and after some time spen
therein adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

~NATIONAL RIFLES, ATTENTION -
uS You are hereby ord red TO m ct ut the Arm
DRY THIS tWednesdayD EVENING at 7 O'Clock,
in full uniform without knapsack..D
1T CHAS. FORSYTH, q. 8.
~NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS.-As SPECIAL
,kS meeting Of the National Volunteers will be
hold THIS w ednesdayD EVENING, a. half past
T. O'Clock. Punctual attendance Is earnestly de-
sired IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

p Bishop Villiers, (of Scotland, we believe !
genses 70 ordan schoolmsstefs 10 the priesthood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

EVERY VISITOR TO WASHINGTON
~ SHOULD PURCHASE
PHILIPS WASHINGTON DESCRIBED.
IAts IS the only Complete book TO tke Nation
al Capital ecsr pHblisksd.
The Volume contains Comprehensive History of
the City IRON Its Earliest Settlement TO the
Present Time, with every Important
hVeH se sSn Gf se1, ninth i ss tbs
Elaborate Descriptions OF the yariou. puhIo
Buildings Reliable Information IN respect 10
al! the Departments Of the Government
M9ae OF rransscnns Business With the
hcisl Intercourse; Description Of
the Places OF Interest in
the Vicinity, go 30,
ILLUSTRATED WITH A MAP AND NUMEROUS EN-
p,, CRAVINGS.
E1espsr 80 y. EO TSt % , C,,1'cr Cofh.
Free By mail on reoeipt Of the publish d price.
PHILIP 4 S6LOMONS'
Metropolitan Bookstore.
maj colin $50 Pa av., bet. 9Th and 10th Sta.
OFFICE OF WASHINGTON AQUEDUcT.
" WAsHINcroN, March 18th, 1851
Sealed Pforosals are hereby invited for the Com
penon OF the following Structures IN and about
the Distributing Reservoir, VIZ:
Completion of lnfuent Gate House,
DO. AuXllary Gate House.
Do; Screen Well and Stair Well.
For detailed information, plans, &C., enquire az
Bids will be received up to the a5.h instant. n, -
N, and will be opened in presence Of bidders At
The bids should be Endorsed Proposals for
Completion Of Structures in and about the Distrib.
utlng Reservoir, Warrington Aqueductn
nj. Z. MElGS, Captain Of EngIneers,
mar 10 Chief Engineer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

dies, and fine Machinery.
For Sewing Machines il is invaluable.
Being free from gluten
1t requires less oil,
VIII give more power,
Keep the journals cool
And the Machinery bright;
viii wear longer,
Give less annOyaros to the operator,
And ref cot more credit on the machine
THAN ANY OTHER OIL IN USE.
We have had the satisfaction of using Messrs
Wadworth's OIL for fine machinery, and, feelinr
the Importance of good LuBRIc A TOR for vorkius
the sewing machine, take pleasure in recommend
Ing 1t WHEELER 4 WILSON'S MANuThcT'e Co.
Other machine companies give il unq ualihed ap-
probation.
Prepared solely by
DXS'L wADsT9RTH co..
2O1 Pearl street. New York.
X. c; STEVENS, Sole Agent for the District of
Co umbla, 1886 Pa. avenue, Washington, ID. c.
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ONLY TEN CENTS FOR ONE DOZEN
III zoe steeI Pen. sed Hods, such ss lsu.
soIo LOT = cents. az fkENCH RICHsTEiN'S
Netlonal Bookstore, avs Pa Az ma il-iw
w ing, st No N6 Central Stores a large stock
Of ali fipds Of SPRING DRY GOODS, % winch
lie generally. Don't forget
WIN. X: RILEY q BRO,
No. 30 Central Stores.
Between nth and 9Th ssreets
ma l56t Deposits Center Msrhet
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ma z dts Df,trict ~ Cnin,nn M \, :.

MARSHAL's SALE;-In virtue OF q vrIt of
ne Circuit Court OF the District Of Columbia for
the County OF Washington, and 70 me directed, 1
Sll expose 20 pu blo sae for oash in font Of the
Court House door Of said county, on FRIDAY,
The ri day OF March next, 1861, commencing al =
Slz: Lot No. IS. IN Squa No. a.. Lot No 2 IN
s.; SSsare 81 10, NC 3 square No g, Lot No y,
Lot no. is N Square No. rs, al IN the olty Of
Wsshington, ID. o., together with ell and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and LEVIED upon
as the property Of Brook Maokall, and viii be soId
20 satisfy Judoials No. IS. 20 January term, 1851 IN
fsH DIS w sEEbEN. U. 8. M.r.h.l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

TIE WIATHHR.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning IL made nom the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line TO the Smith
sonisn Institution. The time OF observation 10
al n,clnck
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~sPECIAL ORDERS-No. 76.

ESPECIAL ORDERS-No. 10.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
AuUrkNT GRNsRtL's OFFICE,
Washington, March Is, I661.I
A Board of Medical Officers will assemble in
New York city on the LIST day of May next, or as
soon thereafter practicable, for the examination
OF A, slstant Surgeons for promotion, and of such
candidates for appointment as NAV be invited to
present themselves before the Board.
Detail n the Board
Surgeon CLEMENT A FINLEY,
Surgeon CHARLES McDOUGALL,
Surgeon WILLIAM ]. SLOAN.
By order of the Secretary of War:
l.. THOMAS, Adjutant 6eneral.
Applica ions must be addressed TO the Secretary
oil Nn; must stste the residence of the applicant,
and the date and place OF his birth. They mu aso
be panied reierences Will receive no atten-
toni by respectable of his ssessing
the moral and ply sioil qualifications req nj site for
Milling creditably the responsible station, and for
performing sbly the arduous and active duties of
an Ofhcer of the medical STAFF.
Applicants must be between twenty one and
twenty i've years of age.
stan. mar l8-St
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BIRDs.-BIRps FOR SALE.

" Just received SPLENDID s.sortmsat ~
En.lisS s,. LIT its. csas,iss
Finches, Linets, sky Larks. yellow Hamers pa
roc uets, Java spsrrov., starlens, the Red Moosv
Birds Red Wing Bsef BID, Rec ssd, DDS oy.,s
And BobS,in IA; also, Trained Birds. Price IS cents
70 Gsfes 81 al kinds IRON 10 oeuts 70 10, al
enue, At the Capitol gate. fe s9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

OsFlcEKs. PETTY OFFICERS. AND Sc.
TIE capture Of any SLAYER can have their ciains for
6o9nty ano heed Money promptly attended % by
.-ll1z .ol. ~. ". 10 le-d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

L. A, BEALL a CO.
- ,Akk Pleasure in informing their customers
enc strsngers, that they have removed % No SOL
seventh st,eet, between and X, Just above r.. o.
fkkiEEKIaF 4. y SS51B {.
ing elsewhere. as we know that We can seil you
goods q less than any other store in the CITY.
mar t-lm No. sol seventh NJ. bet A. K
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RAR A. HRn

ARE Aesin 10 the Geld with an immensely lar. q
GENTSFORNishiNG Goods We no. o ssq
great lndnoem. nts 10 persons who buy for cash.
Remember The plsoe-oorner K and Seventh sta.
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MARsHAL's SALE.-In virtue Of two vrlt,
isI Of her fsoiss issued from the Clerks ofoe Of
the county Of Wsshing ton n, and 20 me direoted.
vl expose 70 public sale for cash. in front OF the
the Soth day of March Instant 1851 at u ooioef m
sns ioIoying described property, TO wiz viz Lois
49, sh ,ats IL 81 ssre No l and Lot No; ?, in
sstner with eli and singular the improvements
theIeon, seied and levied upon q. the property OF
olals Nos lbs and lSS. 10 January term, ISL In IA
Sor ol SULLIVAN, Henrlcks d FaTbsr, AID SamHe
w. SRLDEN IL g M.r.h.l fnr
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1~DEMPSEY IL O'TOOLE,
N WEDDING AND VISITING
CARD ENGPAVERS,
Importers Of Emo WEDDING STATIONERY,
WEDDING ENVELOPES,
the most BET utiful STYLES
326 PA. Av.. between 9Th and 10th sts.,
IN 21-6m WAsHINerou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-20

By J. c. MCGUIRE a CO., tuctioneers
A UCTION SALE OF NEW BENCHHS.-On
n WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March 1nth
at O'Clock. we shall sell, at Rarey's building, site
OF the old Theater, about 80 new Benches, made
for and used at Rarey's exhibition only. Sold "a
lots to suit.
Terms cash.
ma 70 j, G. MCGUlRE& CO.. Aucts
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\ EksoNs Wishing Farpiturs and Heavy Arti,
,. 4: sfEaSshfESs6S, ''' ON
ma, ~, !. Good E.ss ss. :. 2s Ssst. D.,.