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FATAL Ac0DEnT.-On Tuesday last an
accident occurred in the Saw Factory of Mr..
Andrews, located on Black Horse a;lsy,
above Pine street, by which, worthy
J young man by the name OF William David
son .ost his life. He was engaged 10 his
usual occupation working on grind-stone
Of some FIVE feet in diameter, when il broke,
portion Of which slriking him in the breast
crushing it in, aud otherwise injuring him.
causing death in few minutes YEA
Bra,,ek Democrat
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE "A woman by the
name OF Mrs. Bunker, who resides ip Mar
ket street, this borough, attempted 10 COM
nit suicide By cutting her throat with ra-
zoT, on Sunday morning last Her husband
when employed hi one of the furnaces, had
risen early and gone to the furnace, and
upon returning, some lime after, found his
vile yet in bed /. bui unable 10 speak, She
made some signs, calling his attention TO
her throat, and upon examination he dis
covered several gashesubad been made, one
ef vi hich was directly cross the windpipe
Medical assistance was called in and the
wounds dressed, bu; fears are entertained
for her recovery. She can give no eKp!a>
nation of the causes which induced her 10
commit the act. For some time past she
has occasionally been subject 10 low
sPiriiednsss. which is supposed 10 hare been
the canse OF the fearful deed --Donville
AherEaa.
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RELArlvE Value OF Com AND PArER-
An exchange says: The mistakes are Gu
rious which are often made in estimating
the value OF paper and gold. We shave
heard ihs mistake made, end by those who
claim 10 have some business capacity,
whose lite is spent in dealing with money
lin the way of buying and selling, of count
ing paper as il worth nothing, SHOULD gold
go TO 200 per cent. or 100 'psr cent. above
paper. There is very simple rule by
which the vaiae OF paper may be estima-
ted, and this is, make 100 the nwmerdtor OF
the fraction, and the selling price OF gold
the denominaiO-, and papsr holds Mat pro-
portion TO gold as the unit. Thus, il gold rs
selling al 100 or $50, the gold valus Of a
dollar bill is l00-l20 or 100-l50, or OF
2 3 of 100 cents. III j, be l66, tbs same
rule 10 to be followed. IL gold then be 100,
q dollar in paper is worth SO f-s cents il
al l50 the dollar is worth sc 2-s cenis.
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TAKE THe PAPERs.-That this will be a
year ol great events needs no prophet TO
foceseh. The campaign OF the rebellion,
the Presidential campaign, and last, but no,
least, The European war will all excite pub
lie attention., and concerning which all she'd
keep posted Then in regard to local mat
ters, We shall have much to engage consid.
Grafton, and about which no well regulated
family should be ignorant. BY taking your
home paper you will get the local as well
as the general news, and thas two purposes
will be served al one price whereas, il
you take foreign paper it will be purely
accidental if you see an item concerning
your csiily once in q whole year.
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EISE NO OTAER-BUCHAN'SS SPEClF-
OlC PILLS are fhe only RsIiable Rsme-
dy for all Diseases ofthe Seminal, urina-
~ and Nervous Systems. Try one box,
and be cured. ONE DOLLAR BOX
One box will perfect cure. or money re-
funded Sent by mail on receipt OF price.
JAMES S. BUTLER,
Station D, Bible House, New York,
General Agent.
March rs. 1s64-3m.
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NEw WoRK.-We are in receipt of a
handsome little work from the publisher
Mr.. F. FrEKs, No. 26 Ann Street. New
York.-entiiled ABRAHAM AFRrcASus L.
His Secret Life as revealed under the mes
meric inhuence-Mysteries of the White
House. Price, in covers, IS ceais. This
is an interesting little publication. giving q
complete biography OF OLE ABE, together
with an amusing account of all his Rai-boat.
ing and wood-sswing adventures in IIIi-
nois, how he received his early education
and how he figured as Captain in the
Black Hawk War. His Cabinet and ceun-
sci succeeded in getting him under the mes
meric influence, when he made some very
important revelations 20 them relative 10
the coming campaign. Send for il.
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The EngIish papers sneer Al and ridicuIs
Gsosgs Thompson, and speak oihim as =
plsyad-ou, politician il bis own connizy.
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SWALLOW two or three hogsheads OF
S"Buchu," "Tonic Biuers,n "Sarsapar-
lila !" "Nervous Aniidoles," &c., &C., and
after Won are satisfied with The resul:, then
try one box of OLD DIR. BUCHAN'S
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PlLLS--and bs re-
stored TO health and vigor in less thsn thif~
" days. They are purely vegetable,
pleasant to take. prompt and salutary in
their effects on the broken down and shat
tered constitution. Old and young can
take them with advantages. Imported and
sold in the United States only by
JAS. S. BUTLER,
Station D, Bible House, New York,
General Agent.
P. S.-A box sent 10 any address On
receipt of price-which Is One Doiiar-posf
free
March IS. 1s64-3m
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In Eas, Bloomsburg, on The morning of
the 22c inst, MIR. WILLIAM KARss, agod SO
years
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A n D Z
1BVy4RoRV,

OF every Description, Fine and Cheap
His Case OF JeweIry is not surpassed in this
place. Call and examine iis general as
sortmeni OF Clothing. Watches, Jewelry,
&c. &c, DAVID LOWENBERG.
Rlnnmshnrd Anil % 1861
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
cassyuLLY coaREcrrp WEEKLY.
ICE-CRE.AM.

Ep STOHNER would respectfully annod-
ID. nee 10 the citizens of Bloomsburg and
vicinity. that he has just opened an
ICe.Cream Saloon,
over his Confectionery Store, door above
the Post Office, in Bloomsbury, where he
will serve up lce-Cream, ofthe m or, choice
favors, every evening, during The Summer
months, at The most reasonable rates.
1 Parties and Families can be accom-
modated with the article upon short notice.
~ Give him a call STOHNER,
Blooms burg. Apr. 81, '64 Prop'r
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.ATTENIYON!
TO ALL WHOM IT May CONCERN.

THE undersigned being regularly f'li-
csnsed Auctioneef," hereby offers his ser
vices as such, 10 all who may feel disposed
10 give him a call. His great experience
in the business. will enable him ic render
satisfaction to his customers. Al the same
lime he cautions all AcIioneers. moi iicens-
ed, from following said calling, as the fins
fixed by the U. S. will surely be imposed,
and the law carried out TO its fnll extent.-
All persons desiring TO obtain my services,
will please inform me 10 that fleet beiofe
they advertise. J. D. RICE, Auc'r.
Light Street, Nov. Is, 1868.
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OMNIBUS LINE.

TFvHE undersigned would respectfully an.
4 nounce to The citizens OF Bloomsburg,
and the public generally, that he is running
An OMNIBUS LINE ~za
between this place and f4$
the different. Rail Road xk-sGiz- xk-iz-s.k== =
Depols, daily, Sundays excer,edN TO con-
meet with The several Trains going South
and West on the Catawissa & WiIliamsport
Rail Road, and with those going Nouh and
South on the Lack. & Bloomsburg Road.
His OAlNlBUSES are in good condition,
commodious and comfortable, and charges
reasonable. B Persons wishing TO meet
or see their friends depart, can be accom-
modated, upon reasonable charges, by leav.
ing timely notice AZ any of the Hotels.
JACOB +. GIRTON, Proprietor.
Bloomsbury, April 81, 1854.
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THE HISTORY

Prothouoiary's Office,
BIoomsburg, April 13. 1854.
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Dwelling House me

A large Bank Barn, wagon Gs
house, corn crib, work shop, and other od,
buildings; about one hundred and seventy
FIVE acres OF which are cleard land
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CoLeAfs,s BosRy so.p

Tbs celebrated Toilet soap in an n universal
demand, lie msde from he choic .st materials.
II mild AID emolIient in its nature, frasrausiy
scented and extremely beneficial In its action upon
the skin. For sale by all Drug ,ists and Fancy
Gcocs Deals,s. IA e,lyso
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GRUCks, sEIES. &c, AUCTION.

Notice Is hereby given tina. all the Chm ,k,,
Shlrs &c. of animals ,is-g .eTed by TIE Qovaro-
nent, within The ancient limits of the District OF
Cgina hia, L1nt rg 60 ut eighty h-ai dsiy.
will be St Id ct aTciiCT 20 tie hi CHE s. bidder ut
q 'lck A. y dsily, Sundays e.,eptsi } unit tbs
[! b cay Of February next, at tbs Inoaum mt
ysri, @8Shn ton. P yTaRnt 20 be rnaIa on the
grs upd IL Gosernoent funds a. the time OF the
sale salas to commence On hurItay, JacusrT
18th inst. Sc GREENE
ja 27-)2t Capt. u. b. v.
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CFP TO THE VARS "A great many Of our sol
dieys before tn ~ tp the front .top on tn Ave
nue 4ss pear AZ street, 10 get beautiful sat of
Jewelry for Gee Dollar. fe s-sts
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NOrIOg.

pr 4 B. Lshthili, from 81 st. Marks Place.
New York. author of "A Popular Treatise on
Desfness.v Letters On CataIrh, &c, &c. will
shortly make professional VISIT 10 washington.
where he can be consulted On Deafness, Cstsrrh'
DISCHARGES from the Ear and AL the various dis
eases Of the Ear. Throat ard ak PAssases is.s W
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EDITOR or the SrAR-Dear Sir: In Justice to
myself and other justices Of this town. at it is
lot our faults that our town is without police JUS
tice. Our City Fathers to blame as it was made
their duty under our charter to elect Il Justice 1T
their last NEE ting, to serve the ensuing year But
they thought it best perhaps to elect one who was
not justice, ard therefore could not act, and
resigned. But thai wise aud honorable body
nothing daunted tried il again at their next meet
ing and elected another who was not a Justice
Therefore myself and Justice Reaver who had
been doing the bu sisess of the town previously
tough it advisable to let them try experiments
rs it perhaps will not cost town more than
few hupd red doIlars.
A. GLADMoE, Justice of the Peace
Georgetown, February 4. 1854 1t
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EOSEPH hEYHOLGS & CO,
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM FILTERS,
No snn Nyxru CrpRpr ,a,r ar,,,a

Have just received, aud will constantly keep on
hand the largest and best assortment in the city
Of Char deliers, Brackets Drop Lights, Port tables
Glass Globes mica and other Shades, and all arti-
cles in this line. from the best establishments in
New York, philadelphia, &c. which will be sold
on the most reasonable terms.
Also, RANGES FURNACES, ard Fire Board
Stores.
We are prepared to furnish the best RANGE in
use anywhere, very reasonable terms Hotels,
Restauranfs, &C. are invited to cali.
We do all KINDS OF GAS and STEAM fittings
promptly and cheap, as also everything in the
PBUMBIN Nc line in the most satisfactory ma nner.
Cal. and see our Bathing Tubs, Fountains Water
Ninth street, near PENNSYLVANIA the lar gest
establish rent in the city fe 2-eoln
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ByJ O. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctionesrs.
ENII8R STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIEs-
h STORE FIXTURES, 6TAND CASKS, EHKLvISG
Etc AT PUBLIC BALE THE 6ToRE FoR BENZ
On "WEDNESDAY MORNING. Fsb.ua-y 30, com.
meme g st 10 O'Clock, shall fel 1t tas Gro.srV
Store of the late Jos. W. avis at the corner Of 9th
~ d reefs, the Entire Stock therein, containing
in part
Barrels of Refined AMI Bhda of Brown Sugars,
I'm perisi Gunpowder. Young hy Oh, Green Teas.
ColoDs. scucnong. Pouci iog, Black Teas,
Rsr! els sno BAGS Family end Superior flour.
Chocolate, Pepper spices II inis,
Together with general assortment of Family
Groceries.
ALSO,
Ole Rye hiIky, Freuch Brandy, HOLLAND Gin
Madeira and 81 cry Wines, in Casks and Bottles,
IMMEDIATELY AFTER
The saie of tie { tocl will be sold the
Tea Cadoies. Counter and Platform eeales,
Weights SIc Measures. Shelving,
Counter and Store Fixtures. Entire.
Terms eash. MARY ANN DAVIS.
Administrative
&c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucrs,
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ByJ. g. MCGUIRE d CO.. Auesiopeers.
STOCA OF GROoERIEs AT AUCTION-In
- purfCaroe of an oIder of the Orphaus' Court OF
Washing ton county, will ne sold on FRIDAY, the
9Th Instant. st elet en- O'clock q at the store
lately &C uIis BIZ jos w Davis 6e.esssd on the
coIner Of spd ainth ST. Gets the entire stock OF
GICceries. Wires, Liquors, DO, belonging to the
estate q the said DAVIS =
Terms cash. MARY ANN DAVIS
Adm nistfRtcix,
70 2 q MrgUIEE n
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NO7ICE.-fhe Watnhmen EN- ployed in the Public
Departments are cordially and respectfully invited
lsborers at Temperance Hall, this ieyening' a.
0 clock
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DIED, |-."-.E
On the Sd instant, OF pa-um onis, MARY ANN
HAMILTON, In the '2i Year OF her age
The fri nds of Tie ian iIy are inyiesd TO attend
the iune raj On p 10y, Feb bth at o'clock, from
the residence OF her mother. Maria Reed, South
Capitol street, corner Q.
On The Sd inst. at o'c ok p m. after q sevsrs
Illness, WILLIAM RYAN, in the s3th year of his
age May bis soul Fest IN peace Amen.
The friends OF thu family iovited to attend
bis funeral, 10 MORROW eve ming, Feb 5. at three
o'cltek from his late r sdsuce, Kendall G reen
At he1 -eEI6encp, in Georgetown Thursday, 81
Instant. after a long and painful illness. Mrs eli
LsBELH REMINGTON, In ths S9th yssr of her
age. a='E SO Eza- a.-.a
Her friends are requested to attend her funeral
at 9H O'Clock, Friday .5th inst q r-s.
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CUROsITIrs The greatest curiosity in this city
is to he seen at No 43S Pennsylvania avenue
near Four and half street at tina Dollar Jewelry
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MARRIED,
In Georgetovn. on Sunday, J an sIst by the Rev.
NE Gilb,rt ROBI L Oh ear to Miss aO5k. A
BRADLEY. both Of Washington.
In BROOKLYN b, thu Rev eeury Ward Beechs-
February LIST, Col Loo IL MARTIN, of Nav York,
TO Miss MARY SEYMOUR of W ashinx st On city.
ID. q, 2ts
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rx VI LEwIs Z 90. An .,nne.r.

Fy " = LEwIs E. co, An tiopears
49, SsreH3h street, bsIresn II aHd II S,rss.s
TENBE CONTENT OF A CoNFB0FIOsERY
S7CEE AT 8ucTIos-QD FRIDAT NoaSISY
EebIuary Str, at 10 o'elock, az Auction BOO as
No. 421 seventh st set. We shall sell 30, GissI
lot of P,uneg Rsisin: vi also. s1ds FoantNn.
With eylrp Bottles, sSrLs &c. Fruit Dishes.
Cases for 81 ga,s. Also,- ne Ns- Brussels Carpet.
81 ysrgs ara one set # New Silk Damssk Curtstr
cost SICC-Lcupges. sLoves, &c dc
fe Il W g. LEWIS co Apcts
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LAEGg SALE OF foreign sea shells this Thurs
day -:ruiEg, at 81 o'clock, at J. g. Mctfuir,
Coz auct:Cu sale rooms, Peunsyiy ania ave-
ATE, corner " u and lob streets.
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ToPuuIic SPEAKERS, MILIr.Rv Mzs, AND CnRoa
Fd7apud p. Pasuigg, H. ID

Fd71pnd y. R0aHiRg, NJ H.:
DEAR SIR: l have worn your Brace fourteen
months and Il rescued man. Seven years of
cnrsti patton. piles, nervous arrangement. and
general debility forgotten a dream l owe
my life to your Brace. No money would induce
to part with il. God surely sent you to me in my
utter extremity May He send you everywhere
the apostle of humanity and health.
Yours gratefully n MCCOstUGHY
Pastor Presby teran Church, Millyilte N j
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a GnoD FEICR-Mr. Michael Nash yester-
day sO!S ~ private sale lot OF ground front
ing fl:ty-iiye feet on Four-aBd a half street
betvst', q and II streets south, (Island) at 35x
cents pr ioJt This property vas bought only
ii fcw ysHrs sfnce at five cents per foot, and
III sais j. IN violence of the improving con.
di;scn Il Ina, section OF the city.
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A BOLD AND SUCC ESsgUL BIT RGLAR.-Early
WedL Psday morning a bold burglar entered
the residence OF MIR. Il. Ciarkson, Fifth, be-
tween NJ and streets north, By the kitchen
window, and passing through the various
rooms, made is way into Mr.. Clarkson's
cham Der, where he WAS Sleeping. The bur.
pockets ook, containing S27 in money. With
this he decamped, leaving the pocket-b book in
the alley adjoining the house. The rascally
burglar cared nothing for tine health of his
victims, and lett the doors open, to the discom-
fort OF the family, old and young.
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BY Wii. L. WALL CO. Aac,ioneers
ut the horse BoznGT 5s soRth side Louisiana arenss
tsttreeH Ninth and Tenth Streets
ENIEE PAIR BLACK CARRIAGE HORSES AF
AucTIoS.-On SArp RDhY MORNING. 9Th
inst, st 10 o'c'o will sell at the He rse Bsgsar
n fIe pair of Black Carris re Horses one blooded
forre. They are offered for sale for no fault and
cash
feA-T VIM L. WALL r. 90 Aucts
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AN AWKWARD POSlTION-AbD1t o O'Clock
last night y man named Michael Tally was
discovered in The canal, between Seventh and
Eighth SIRE cts Officer I.ynch, of the Fourth
Ward, assisted by several members OF the Per-
severance Fire Company, lifted him out OF the
s'hOTTiHie pitt and conveyed him to his resi-
denCe on + street, between 18th and 18Th Mr.
Tally Could give no account o. himself, or ex
plain how he got inIo the canal.
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Laura kEEEE The Invisible Husband last
evening was produced at the Washington, and
elected universal satisfaction, laugh crowding
on laugh the entire evening. The scenery and
and appointments We're admirable and re-
fiected great credit on Miss Keene's artistes.
Indeed, so graiified was the audience that
repetition OF the comedy is deemed a necessity,
it being positively It's last representation. To-
morrow evening, the far famed "Am arican
Cousin will he presented by the only artistes
that can legitimately perform the original
piece, all others being spurious, Miss keene
being the sole proprietress of the copyright of
Mr.. T. Taylors play. Several of the original
actors will appear who contributed to its won-
derfuI success on its first production in New
York.
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THE BILL to amend the charter of George
town, reported III the Senate yesterday by Mr.
Grimes, OF Iowa, provides as follows:
That from and after the passage of this act
the corporate authorities of Washington, of
Georgetown, and of the county OF Washing
ton shall contribute to the expenses of the levy
OF the county of Washington, incurred on ac-
count of the Orphans Conrt The office of Cor
Oner, and the jail Of said county i'll the fol.
lowing proportions w ashingtcn twelve. Gf-
1eenths, Georgetown two-fifteenths, and the
county one fifteenth of said expenses.
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&c. MCGUIRE & Co, /
THs STORE Il FOR RENT
Apply ~ tie kdraipisrratriN. fel
GALE OF OONDEMNE0 GRAIN AND Hay
CHIEF QgARTERMAsTzn's oYFIcx.

CHIEF QJARTERMASTaE' OFFICE,
ugPor OF WASHISG7oS,S
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Feb. 4, 1864. \
viii be sold SD pghlc auction. At Aiexsadri,,
Virginia on TIL UhSDsY. February 18th 1864 tbs
following quantities of Grain an Hay deemed un-
T.. vice able.
About thirteen thoussp nd (I3 900, bushels of corn
About twenty four ga bushsis of oats
Two hurdGCd ana Gfey Il % tons Of hay.
IT, gram viii be gold in lots one hundred (l,0i
bushels with the privilege Of FIVE hundrsd ft0oI
busEes snc the Law in let OF twenty 6ys (2S to- g.
with the privilege CT Ely $50 tons
klko, at he sage Tina and place, sbout seven
brndred thousand 600 Col poupds of ed grain,
&c IN ard DATA which will be cold by the ouad
in lots OF five thousand Is 3i0l pounds tn the
lyivlsse CT twGnIy thousand 40 Oo0 pounds
FhG succeEf fui bidders will h, required to remove
the ain and hay within Ave days from tas day of
Gale
Tern cash in GOVERNED at funds
Sale 10 commen-s at IL O'Clock .
ID. H. RUCKER,
BT:gadier General au3 Chief Qusrttrin.ste-
ia td Depot Of WashiartD7.
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REorESIHo The Forrest House, No. i6i 10th
st!rst, near ford's Theater, Will be reope neI
to-day By Josiah simpson, late of Miller s.
simpsons billiard saloon, and as he will
aiW avs keep on hand the best brands of cigars
and iqTors, he asks share OF public patron.
age. see advertisement.
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a YOUNG LUNATIC.-This morning, oil ,er
Benson, OF the county police, found a little fell
low, comfortably clad, ABOUT eight years old,
upon his beat, who appears TO be derapged.
Officer Benson carried lin to the Fourth Ward
station house tor safe Keeping. The uuforta-
nate child is very free TO speak when spoken
To, and appears to appreciate Kindness. He
says his name is Jack Howard He is turned
over 10 superintendent Webb for further orders.
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TIE MAINLAND CONFERENCE The annual
session Of he Maryland Conference o. the
Methodist Protestant Church will b. held In
Baltimore on tie OH Of March next, and a
large number of ministers and laymeu from
al the stations ana circuits in Maryland, EIr.
FiDia, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and the bus
trICt ot Columbia are expected TO he present.
Considerable interest is beng manifested in
the election OF delegates from the District, as
bu>in' SIS CT great importance is expected to be
III ron ,ght before the conference.
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ByJ.C. MeGUIkKA Oo Auc.Ioneers

VERY yALuAELE VACANT PROPERTY
Ar THE cCEssR or PESS TENTS AND TKES-
LAY kETf BROOM February l6th Mt O'Clock
OF II rreE !sei We St sill een the VIII ne of Lot No
20 il sqaaTe Is exec pt lac western IL feet front
irF co feet o iucfcs ON Penn avenue. 6ni 70 fest
inches on twenty fTSt street, snI containing a5t
square fccet-
Ibis Lot is beautifully located for d-elifn Is,
ard is capable OF division into four desiraSi build
iug lots
Terms One third cash; the remainder in ak and
Twelve months with iatereLt secured by deed ct
trust TIE pSemIEts. ....,s--r
Convey sncss st cost of purchaser. little unsx-
&C ption.hie.
-. u meG vi II w.. Auct0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-04

fuIIY AFOREMENTIONED Henry
Jennings, who WAS arrested on suspicion of
having robbed Adolphus Brown OF six hun
dTed dollars and q watch on Sunday nj ght Is t,
YVES brought before Justice Gull for a further
examination, when after bearing ali the EVIL
dence ID as honorab!y dismissed. Detectives
Hogan and Dugan after q close examination
proDCUnced that the hob" was done by pro-
frEsiOI 81 experts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-04

NAUTICAL DI9Esr OF I'LL LAVE ~
~. ss.h y, tfe and of the 9Th Congress, 1857 ls6s.
CamnIetins Brightly 2 nited States Digest to the
deu EoN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-04

GRAND C0NCERT-The grand concert
gotten up by Mrs. Dubant, the accomplished
leader OF Ascension Church choir, for the ben
efit OF The church, asd which comes Off on the
9TH, Will, from present appearances, be an
event If great musical interest. Between forty
and fifty of the best vocal performers in thu
city Lave volunteered for the occasion, and the
other departments VIII be equally complete
Palmer viii preside at the organ, and that is
all that need be said on that head. More