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ROOFING ROOFING | ! ROOFING |!
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE AND5WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFyNo
by anything yet discovered Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PRooF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF
UNEouALLED FOR EcoYoYr
UNRIVALLrD FOR DURABILITY
ADAPTED EVERY C!Is.TE
For further information address or call on
JAS. H. JOHNSON,
iy26u n' ''S''
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EEDpo TsA-~A delightful article, part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM Japan, just received and
Tor sale by GREEN a YOE
n9I-tf p.tjr,ors
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INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINE WATCHES.
William Dixons London, and Jules Jurgenseus Coper
hagen Watches Eugene Breguets NICKEL WATCH
CLARK'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best TimeKeen
ers for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner of Calyer
and Water Streets Importer Of Fine Watches Jewery
Chains Silver and Plated Lecoultres Swiss Razots
and Strops Gold Silver and Steel Spectacles to suit
New goods in Purchasers will please ca
Notice-Store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER SITS
baltimore auI6-t
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HARRIED.
On the I'd instant by Rev. Dr. McCron, OTTO STEINER
this city. 9 " "'0- L. "P9""eii' d. OF
On the LIST instant, by Rev. M Bowser. CORNELIUS
JUN En 70 Miss MARY E. CASSELL, both OF this CITY
EZzzz2szzafzGlzEyzzg,sErz
DIED.
Oh thursday, the 4th instant at her residence in Ra
more county, on Madison Avenue ext 'nded MARTHA
ElPS wife of Chauncy Brooks, in 9th wear of her
age. Hartford, Conn., papers copy
ana the friends OF the family are invited to
attend her lunera on tomorrow Saturday. morning at
eV ococS without further notice Orders for CARRIAGES
street. 80 -'o-N'"o''"' ne1I L arm
On me Sd at the residence of his grand father
ana Sophia Holngsworth, in the 3ith year of his are
IN the "a Instant LOUISE wife Of Frederick Mepen
IN the LIST instant, ANN VIRGINIA aged year weeks
anu CAV, Youngest daughter of John and
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ECONOMY ECONOMY II

ECONOMY ECoNoMYlI
A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This can be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed an
Split at Office Of City Steam Fire Wood MILL
No. NORTH STREET
slhn b" JAMES RI. JOHNSON
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PARKER BROTHERS LONDON CLUB SAUCE This
Sauce is fast supsrsedng all others From the
richness and deicacy Of its flavor has attained popu
anosl as great IN THIS country as in Europe. For
sale by all frstclass grocers and by their agents
GREEN YOE, Importers,
osl-u IS West Baltimor street
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How THEY SETTLE TARIFF DIFFERENCES IN INDIA.
In the British Provinces in the East Indies, they
have an easy. way of settling differences between
the custom, house officers and the importers If
the custom house officers consider the prce nam cd
tor certain quantity of goods in the invoice too
low, they have right to buy the goods at the
price named in the invoice, and the merchant is
Obliged to sell at that price. In this country i'm.
Porters have to submit to the opinion of the ap-
praisers and the only alternative left to them is to
pay the duty and sue for it afterwards
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WooD! WooDll WooD!ll
sAVE2s PR OMIT by buying your Woed st Office OF o,t
Steam Fire Wood Mil, wy
No. SNoGfR STREET.
JAAES 81. JoHN5OH
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KIEpLwG WooD KINDbIsG WooD!
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE.
AZ Oalce of City Steam Fire Wood Mil,
Nos N0RfB sTSssf.
h.if JAS. r. JOHNSON
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NEW GOODS.
GABRIEL D. CLARK
or Holiday presents has for sale every description of 6
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER AND PLArgn W.. -. t.
store, corner of Calvert and Water streets d9otf
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LADD, WEBSTER & Co.'s
tt c II rs TITCh
e w NJ G III a C III MES
FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS, :.
No l3l BALTIMORE STREET.
s24-i Between Calvert and South streets
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SUCCESSOR TO DR.. c. A. HARRIS
o3O-tfr 81 Moran Cr,,n- -
NOTICE.
THE BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY
nave appointed Mr.. RICHARD W TYSON the Sol, AGENT
Tor the sale OF its Coal in this market to take effect rom
February LIST, 1861.
THOS. WILSON, President
BALTIMORE COAL C0MPANY,S COAL
so E 4 G EN- or
No. IS SECOND STREET
Iard, CORNER OF YORK AND WILLIAM STREETS
The undersigned having been appointed the sole
Tor the sale OF the above celebrated Coal in this market
taxes this method of informing consumers of Coal and the
public generally that he is prepared to FILL at the shortest
notice. orders for any size and quantity Of the
BALTIMORE COMPAKY's
GEORGES CREEK
BITUAINO US COAL
For Domestic use, Shipment Steamng or Manufsctur;,g
purposes, at very low rates
R. W. TYSON, Sole Agent
Mr. CHARLES GILMoR, the former agent OF the Comnanv
will continue at the Office and attend to the sale OF Coal as
'e fe5n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-20

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2.-rhe Pony Express
reached San Francisco on the 3lu ult with
eastern news telegraphed To Fort Kearney 81 the
alth, containing dstsiled account Of sffsirs az
Charleston, after the star Of the West was Fred
into, the debate thereon In the United states
Senate, and the proceedings I'm the New York and
other Legislatures 10 Is altogether the most
alarming Intelligence vet received here.
The Legislature has spent most Of the time ince
In debating the various series Of Union ons
ing the debate for some days before hing any
conclusion. As was expected, most Of the Breck-
inridge members sympathize with or justify the
secession movement.
Another Intellectual effort has been made 10 get
the Douglas members into caucus on the >enatori-
al question. Ii is believed that IL a caucus could
be held with full attendance Denver would get
the nomination and afterwards receive 81 cicient
Breckenridge support TO secure his election.
The State Agricultural Society has lust held 10
annual meeting, and decided that all general State
Fairs shall hereafter be held at Sacramento.
since the discovery Of the Weshoe and other
silver mines, on the eastern slope OF the Sierra
Nevada, 1fty-three silver mining companies have
been rev rlafIy organized, under the laws Of Cali
fornia for the professed object Of developing the
various auriferous districa with the nominal CAPT
tai of ovef si4OO0OOO. Most Of these compenies
have their headquarters at San Francisco.
Captain Richard L. Whiting, long In the se.-
vice Of the Pacific NAL Steamship Company, died
suddenly Of apoplexy at san Francisco, on the
evening OF the 3ist. after having been about the
city In usual health all day.
There are again various rumors In circulation OF
a secret movement among Southern politicians 70
precipitate a crisis in this State under the watch
word OF Pacific Republic.
The Federal employees al the Mare Island
and all that could possibly be spared are dis
CHARGED
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Virginia Ceuyeutisn.

RICHMOND, Feb. lo-The Convention to-day
was addressed by Hon. Mr.. Preston, Commits
sioner from South Carolina His speech IL pro-
nounced to have been the greatest orstorcal effort
ever made here, and IL excited immense applause
His princi pal point was that South Carolina hsv-
ing borne YEAR, Of aggression In the Union had
exercised the right Of secession and was prepared
for resistance to the death. The Union could
never be reconstructed unless power shall unfx the
economy Of God. No sanctity Of human touch
could reunite the people OF the North and Of the
South. He expressed full confidence In Virginia
going with the Southern Confectionery.
Mr.. Hall Of w etzeI, introduced resolutions that
Virginia has the legal right TO secede; that the
mere election of Mr. Lincoln 10 not Just and suf-
fcient ground, but since portion Of the south
has seeded, leaving the Border States greatly in
the minority In Congress, Virginia should de
mand additional guarantees and proper amend
ments 10 the Constitution; should present her
ulumatum TO the Northern states and tr the time
beyond which she will not walt; and II this fstl,
thee Virginia should take steps 20 secure her Just
rights out Of the Union. Referred 70 the Com
mittee on Federal Relations. The Convention
then adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-20

ALBANY, Feb 1s.-Jay Gibbons, member Of the
Assembly from the First District Of this ALBANY
county, was arrested this morning on warrant
District Attorney shafer, charging the said Jay
Gibbons with bribery and corruption In demand.
ing money for his vote on bill 30 increase the
salary of the Deputy District Attorney OF Albany
county. Gibbons offered 20 cast his vote In tts
favor for s1O0 and intimated that he could defeat
the bill, and, and would do 80 IL be was not paid
..he amount
The evidence Of his crime 10 indisputable he
waived an exami nation before the magistrate and
was committed, but subseq uentiy was taken be
fore the County Court, where an application 70
admit him 60 bail is now being heard.
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Later from Europe

NEW York, Feb. 19 The steamer Fulton, nom
Southampton on the 9Th, has arrived.
The latest advices say that the Emperor Napo-
leon,s speech gave great classification, and the
English and French funds bad declined. Con
soils closed at 81 ka9l1 for money.
In the British Parlisment Mr. White offered an
amendment TO the Address 10 the Queen, In the
shape of paragraph on reform was negatved by
a vote OF l29 70 a.
The Liverpool cotton market closed steady and
quiet; sales to-day OF 6 900 bales.
The Independence Beige says that Mentene and
Rcquelmne have been ceded by France for four
million francs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-20

ASA az saMAYoR's OFFIeE,aH II
80 WAsHINsToN, February 20, 1861
have this day approved the following JONI
resolution Of the City Councils. and earnestly rec
ommend to the citizens OF w Washington an obsery
ance Of the 22d Of February national holiday
Given under my hand, at the City Hall, thi,
10th Of February, 1851. SIS
e. JAMES g. BERREr, Mayor.
JoINT RESOLUTION Observing the 22d day Of Feb
fuary as a general halliday.
Resolred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the City Of Washington
That the Mayor be requested to issue his procla-
nation recommending the citizens Of Washington
to observe the I'D day OF February as a general
holiday.
GRAFr1N POWELL,
President Of the Board of Common Council.
WILLIAM T. DuvK,
President Of the Board of Aldermen
Approved Feb 20, 1861: 80
fe20-V JAMES g. BERRET, Mayor.
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence of TIE Star.


GEORGETOWN, February %, 1881.
As our municipal election approaches the in
terest increases. The following 10 the complete
democratic ticket: For Mayor, r r. Crawford;
Common Council, Esau Pickrell. Jos ~ Pearson,
r. w Jones. J. NJ. Stake, VIM. l.. Dunlop, Jas
Goddard, Henry Barron, 1. Thomas Davis, John
McCob6, Bladen Forrest, and {. Henry Rodier
The PLOT thickens, and we have still another
ncket In the field. II was formed by the with
drawing members from the late I" DODGE con-
yentlnn, and is called the % Union Conservative
Ticket TX reads as follows: For Mayor, William
Ming, OF VIM; Common Council, Esau PickreI
WIN d Cooley, L. Thomas Davis, Jas. J. Bar
feu, r. w Jones. Joseph Libbey, Sr VIM L.
Dunlop, III l. Ofutt, James Goddard, VIM T.
Duvall. and j. T. Bangs. We understand that
card To the People Of Georgetown" will be
published by the gentlemen who formed the
We respectfully suggest to Mayor Crawford the
propriety Of proclaimng the 22d as general holt
aay. AT this time such token Of respect TO the
memory Of Washington would be peculiarly ap-
propriate.
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N,rth Carolina Lesisiatsre

RALEIGH, Feb. 1.-THE House, to-day, con
Cured IN the amendments to the Military bill by
the senate, and the bill was engrossed.
The ad raIors,a taxation bill Ia now under ais
cussion 80 the House. IL meets with strenuous
opposition. 49,,
The Senate Is occupied on the Revenue bill.
Business is progressing slowly towards compile
ton Both Houses are holding two daily sessions
The canvas for delegates 20 tue state Conven-
ton il getting animated throughout the state.
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LOG AL NEWS

u Though The star II printed on the fastest
ram pres In use south Of Baltimore, It's edition
70 10 large a. 10 require IL TO be put 10 press at an
-afiy hour Advertisements, therefore, should be
sen: In before 4 O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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-..,.--.- MARRIED. ---7- :
MHiRsSs1Ey s II M..Sas,aa tsy m''
DIED,

.e1Esge ~ 81 DIED, 8-W ffcs
On Tuesday, the 18th instant, at her residenee,
IN thA 18th year of her age. JANE, wife Of Richard
Keithley. and daughter of the late Dennis Des-
Her funeral vrlltake placs on Tomorrow Thurs
day. afternoon, ct O'clock from the corner Of 9Th
and l. sts., Navy Yard. s7gI7sI ~ }7,fF- - .
On the 18th lnstsns, MARGARkTS KEARNs,
serond daughter Of John Kesfns. Of this city.
The funerel vii take place from the rssidence of
her fstheF, No. sos L street between 9th and 10th
sts on tomorrow, list instant. at O'Clock. -
In this city on the 18th insteas, stera lingering
lllness, CHARLES n. POPE. The deceased vas
. native OF Portland, Maine; and has heen in the
years His loss is deeply deporsd BY . large ole
His funeral viii take pace on Thursdsy. Feb. "a
A. 3o'eloek p: M, from HE late 5sndsEce, No, lO7
Thirtesnth 81 berw eep 6 and H. The friends aud
sesnsint.ness Of the hmily are rsspsetfully in
Ia this city, on the 18th instapt, sfter lingering
lines MAkTaA 8, wife Of r. J. Bartlett, snd
daughter of the late Niriaa Besll, Of Mary and.
The funeral will tsks place on 1Thursdsy, st II
= m. f[om !hs rssidsnes, No. arc ] sFsst, b.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
The Arkan,.s Ceny.ptien El.en.r.
Especial Despatch 70 The star
TEL EGG HIC.

HELENA, Ark Feb. ls.-Edifor waskssrse.
Sta' in this county the Secession esndidsses
are elected bya large majority The vote for
their opponents is not more than about 300 out q
poll Of some ,eSO. Their majority 10 also the
maj 'rity for holding a couvention-the other
question submitted. The convention has Doubt
less been ordered by the people to be held, but
vet II Is not known whether the State has elected
majority Of Secess:onists 10 80, or Of candidates
(Unicniss) who are against secession % long &c ~
can be honorably avoided.
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ANoIHER Nxsr OF Be,ca,e
81 Poison information having been received BY
tbs proprletors OF Hostetter Stomach Bfttsrs that
their cele bf9sod restorative has been ex teusivey
oounterteitsd, we recommend the thousands Who
are daily applying for il ~ the drus stores in ali
hears upon it. absl fac smile Of tho proprist0rs
siynstple, and has the words Hostettef's stomach
Impressed on the cover Of the cork. AS remedy
for fvebeness and debility in youth age, for dys-
voasness, imperfect digestion, and for all the DIM
utles incident 20 every crisis of female life. Hos
arations Tor similar purposes now before the world.
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally every
where. - fe % cost
READKR, have you seen Prof Woods Advertise
ment IN our paper. Rec It; it will interest you.
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Ladies, Call Early
REBB DtEs S SREsiSSE 81 s sFSRE
No. Ne: s sSs P PENNNA: AVENUE AVENUE.
Additional invoices jgst received of New and
Beautiful Jewelry.
YOU CAN Fax Ss5 hSfaf ZEE? For ONLY
S s! s; II s 9H}s sFg gE'rs.
NhAh NoAAS SS 4RSsa and S sk SETS.
E EfSk "a EHhH skFFiT SETS.
&S &as$SSs$S 81 s sHHHs srrs
E kAPiEs NNE Eck tHaiS's,
,,.,, S##!!ttRRFkEEs ss k ksSk EG4RsISs'
S SEENFs' VEST WaTc GH kEYYs::
S SENs s ssEsE fnf B SffAftSs and STUDS
EhSsSstSEt fssF l5sfs6os=,
Everything in the store new sid perfect, and
,siait trade, and warranted TO be the same quality
as 10 refaied from five to thirty dollars each,
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR,
REGARDLESS OF CosT.
As this great sale continues but a short time j
persons desiring to supply themselves with Jewelry
at these unheard of prices Will please call early at
ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR STORE.
800 Pennsylvania avenue,
tss between 9th and 10th streets
ID w. RIDDLE.
ID Remember the Number-302-as we have
no connection with others. protesting to sell at our
prices, In this city.
Received this day n large invoios of SILVER
WARE, consisting of Breakfast and Tea Sets;
Gard and Cake Baskets; Patent Syrup Pitchers;
Butter Dishes; Fruit Knives; Tea Knives; Forks;
Table, Dessert. and ea Spoons; TObseco Boxes;
Sugar and Cream Spoons; Napkin Rings; Buttef
Knives, In sets and singl lie; Kriyas and forks. in
sets: Ice Cream, Pie and Fish Knives; Breakfast
and Dinner Casters; Double and Single salts; q
large variety Of Plain, Chased, and CAT Gobets,
Cups, &C. All the above articles to be sold with
out regard To Original cost, at from 81 to SS,, aud
warranted TO be what they are represented, and
fully 100 per cent. less than they can be bought
S-tr 302 Pa. ava bet 9Th and 10th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-20

birds, BIRDS FOR SALE.-I rave Just re-
ID cei' ed splendid assortment of Birds from ,sx -
Europe, of 6 erman Cana les, English. B ac.TG
Birds, Thrushes, Null Fipohes, Gold Finches ~
Liuets, Sky Larks, Yellow Hammers. I have
Paroque's, Java Spsrrows, starlens, the Red
Mocaw Parrot and green and grey, l have Nook
Doves, and BoboInks Prizes Is cents TO $50 Cages
OF all kinds { ON 10 cents to Sla, at JOHN
OMEARA'S Bird Store, No 566 Pa. avenue, at
the Capitol gate. fe slim
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Fran HavuBa.

New YoRK, Feb, I9.-rhe steamer Quaker
City, from Havana on the 18th Inst, arrived here
contInued and the Government wss about 20 ad-
NIT all Ind of vegetables, hogs, fish, etc free OF
duty az fears were entertained that the supply
would be entirely cut OF The spanish Amoss,
sador 10 Mexico and General Miramon cnnoerfeo
ON the 18th, in the war steamer Velasco Tor view
York, en- route Cor Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-20

NorNx.-DissIic. Of Columbia Advertisements
70 % iascreca In the BALTNoRE Sun are received
- and forwarded from THE STAR Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-20

We WERE SHOWN a few days ago beautiful
piece Of art, the work Of young philadelphia
isweller, Mr. John A. Lehman, engaged In the
sestz blishment Of r. w. Baily Co., Of that city.
u 10 a miniature IRE engine, mposed Of silver,
i6iaid with gold. The whole OF the intricate ma ;
sebfnery IL copied-the wheels, the locker, the
a tongue even TO the bells with their little clap
pers are nearly delicate N the legs Of spider,
sad king as easily az an engine Of the largest
sze. This exquisite and ingenius piece Of art Is
20 small that Il can stand on q half dollar piece
IA 40 The Summation Of all who have seen IL. SOD
.sIMrLIrIA DRILL-The officers Of the sixth regi-
ment Of militia have engaged a room for drill
purposes and meet three nights In the week for
Instruction under the hands Of an accomplished
cfhcer. Last night nearly every ofncer Of the
regiment was present, and the drill wss conduct
ed with much spirit Tor two hours-ulost Of the
ofaeep eyineing q disposition 70 place themselves
without delay In position 70 be Of real service,
sSe.id the occasion ever arise. III 4 y 80 ff,fs-5
rHx sorr.r of Companies A and B, Washing
ton Light Infantry Battalion, to be given .t teeir
~ Han on The 22d, IL 70 be brilliant AFFAIR.
we would advise those who wish 10 attend 70
..hsefibe early, 40 the list 10 nearly nlled up
E~ntlemen who have subecrbed and NOS received
isb,ir tcksfs, can obtain them q Tie Hsli on the
exening - me so'sss; - 81 80. .eo1iio3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-20

Hon. JOHN CocHRASE, Of N. Y, delivers q
Union Lecturer In the East Washington NJ T.
Church tonight. This is the same lecture de
livered by Mr.. Cochrane In Baltimore shor
time since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-20

We HAVE received from the publishers, Deve
reux Co, Philadelphia, through their agent
Geo. w. Francis, now In this city, an elegantly
dress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-20

THE You've ZoUAvEs, Of Georgetown, paraded
by Capt John Rodier. Their excellent marc mo
and soldierly appearance We're remarked by al
who witnessed their maneuvers a. they paused Or
the avenue. .r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-20

WE NOTICE by advertisement in another col umn
that the New York and Washington line of
packet steamers have resumed their regular tri ps
between the two cities. The first trip win be
made from New York to Washington, starting
next Saturday. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-20

r. RIvER.-There 10 not much doing now at our
wharyes- The coal and wood dealers say that
fthey have run nearly out Of suppiies and that but
<or the moderate winter, the supply Of wood and
coal on hand at the close Of navigation would
have been inadequate 70 meet the demand; a. it
n, IL happens well for consumers. At the fsh
Whsrves, some four thousand bushels Of oysters
await purchasers this morning. The Ice crop
falls good deal short Of that Of last year Mr..
Church, who DOS the principal ice business
along that section Of the river, Informs us that
mis- crop falls short Of Last Year, by a. much N
even hundred tons --------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-20

Rev JOHN LORD gives the last Of his course of
lectures atthe Smithsonian tonight. The subject
for this evening is Madame de Stael.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-20

wAsHINe1oH MnIrARY-Dropping In At the
Columbian Armory Monday evening we had the
pleasure Of seeing Company C, National Gnard ,
Capt Mckim, lately organized In the eastern sec
Gpn Of the city. They possess all the quail
Nations which are essential TO good soldiers
Companies and b, Of the battalion, were en-.
gaged under the eficient instruction Of Sergeant
manual, exhibiting proficiency In every move
BY the by, Company A has brth-nigh f ball on
the ensuing I'D. This company has been eight
year, In existence, during which time they have
nexer solicited one citizen fer aid II Il hoped
(nGt1he citizens win attend their ball ss nsasss .
80 ne will guarantees an Equivalent for the small
expenditure necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-20

We ARE ALWAYS pleased to be able to inform
the ladies where they can get goods the chea pest
and make the best bargains and we do think that
nowhere can they get better articles of jewelry
for one dollar than at Evans 10 I76 Pennsylvania
avenue. One advantage In trading with Evans,
10 that be tells YOU candidly what his goods are
and warrants them to be what he represents them
See advertisement elsewhere. II
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60 Vsvk Nzarksss.

Nxw YoRx, Feb. 2o--Fiour steady. Wheat
and Corn steady Pork quiet; quotations gen
orally unchanged L,rd steady. whisky auie'
at ING {. Dos -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-20

CENTRAL GuARDHoUsE CAsEs.-Tbis morning,
the only persons docketed for trial were Charlotte
Mason and Elizabeth Boston, two sable nymphs,
who INDUCED too freely in whisky, got drunk.
and used language In public not tolerated by mu.
nictpal law. They were each fined So IS, and in
default OF payment were sent to the city farm for
~ days Pete Douglass, (col'd, } also was drunk
and behaved disorderly, for which be was SEN
fenced to like term