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ihE RIVER FROST.-As vet there is but lit
TIE change T. note in matters along the Potomac
front Much Hardness l. manifest by the nom
-rTlN al 81 inward bon nd coal vessels. a num-
asr - y hich have been telegTaphed a. having
cl'HTtd I0T this port Al Riisy's Wharf two
small s3AOOusTs loaded with ON stars. con- igned
10 M SER i urHer & EisenhOOt las W arm we'd,
- Eilg az Carriers Wharf schooner loaded with
"C@i iias also made her mOoTingS. The cool
weather OF last night has caused the Develop
II. nj " skim Of ice over the interseCting bys
Witch. with he continuance OF the same biting
10 I-r inrc, threaten 10 ernbrace the channel
Wiihih ~ range At PR sent. however no in
<srrnpbOn is navigation u app-eheneied
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iSsTAILATIOS.-S w. John VI. Mcfarland
Will. IA company with the Grand aud Subor-
climate Clr,ies Of this District, install tn officers
% Mon NJ Vernon Circle, Brotherhood of the
Mon IN Ale KaHdria, Va, to- morrow evening
he lith ms, leaving here IA the steam n
tollyST, al p. M, from the TIN street wharf
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DkoF. kREls' DANCING ACADEMY, Penns.
ave-, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Ladies,
Misses and Masters, Tuesday and Saturday after
noon from 5 tos O'Clock. Gentlemen, Tuesday
ens Friday evening", from ole clock The hall
can Be rented for Balls. soireee. &c. my 10y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-10

PTsP DOCTOR WASTED.-Win Dr. Tucker
please attend TO the case of the pump M the
corner OF q street south and oth west, South
Washington II has been nnfit for service for
weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-10

Esq, Treasurer of the Provident Aid Society,
Acknowledges the receipt of the following do
nations: Cash, unknown lady, 81; Joshua
Pierce, SIS; q. W. Riggs, by Il. N. p. King,
-lCO; II. NJ. r. King, collection. S19; q. :.
Kraft. lCO loayes bread; u. M Gems Once, by
n. W. Denham, additional, Sl7; DIR. G.. +. Nc
Donald, from collections Post Once, Sl5i.5 .
In the report be fore published of collections in
the Fourth Ward. w. Ii Todd was pr down
a. II. 4 odd-a typographical error
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-10

TAKE YOUR CHoICE.-Gray's Patent Nodded
and all kinds of Shakespeare Collars, p cents
per box at the celebrated Oak Hall, 46i Sew
enth street, opposite Post Office.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON. May s. NoOs, ls1
IL - ESRaYaE 90 go

- WAsHIsGroN, Mag S. NoOs, Isz
@ sE sss,,s5sssGsSSs
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BkLrI-
noBh. and wASHINGToN AND TIE WEST
bOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily exec pt sunda ct 90. Is, and 4, %
D. m, and 10. ard 4.sD, and s,k5 IN
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Lesse oaiIy, except Sunday. st?co q IN, and 400
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNA po-
LIS JUNCTION.
Leave ~ e35 and 100 3. m and at 40 aBs q IS
D m.
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave az Z 90 Q. and 40 D. M No trains 20 or
iron Annapolis on sunday.
On SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave at Is Q. m. and 4 % aud IS p m
FOX WAY STATIONS
Leave at As N. and 30 s.4Sr N
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily except Saturday and Sunday AZ J, a.
g. IN 30 snds4S .. IA.
On Saturday at ;&5 a. M, and % D. m
on sunday al 40 and sf5 y IN only, eonnesting
AZ heia} station with trains from Baltimore 70
wheeling, Psrkrrsi ure. &C.
the W Ellington Station Ticket Office at al hours
IN the day. as well ae at the Office Of the Bank
ers aid Brokers Telegraph Line. a4s Pennsylsa-
nia avenue. etveen 9th and 9Th streets.
FOO New York, Philsd-lphis. sna Boston, ses
Advertisement "Through Line |"
j. WILSON. Master az TRANSPORTATION
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Az MT
ocS GEO :. kOoSTZ. Acent. Washington.
NHROCGH LINZ Ret VEIN Wa,9INCT0N
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MAR RED,

GoRHLEY-POwER5 In Nes York city, on
the 9Th instant. by Rev. Fsth-r flattsry, JOHN
GORMLEY 10 Miss NARY POWERS
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INQUEST ON THE BODY OF THE DROWNED
SoLDIkR-ihe BOfy hsnti fed as that Of Ei,o1ri
Deriip, the Fort fOots Soldier, Missing sine the
Hil hi ot .y0rsm5er 7n.-Y.sterday. the city cor
onsr held an inquest over the remains of the
drowned soldier whose body had been brought
up from GlymoRt by cOnstables T. ielin and
Burnett. he witnesses fully identified the
body as that of Edward Devlin.
After hearing the evidence the Jury returned
the following verdict:
The Jurors sworn to inquire when. how, and
By what means the said Edward Deylln cane
10 his death, upon their oaths say that the de-
ceased, Il soldier from Fort Foote of eompany
r., on his way TO the Fort To Alexandria, on the
right OF Nov. 7th, came to his death by violence
at the hands OF Thomas Perry, Benjamin
Adams and Phil. kearney.
The suspected parties have been confined in
the county Jail since the DISAPPEARANCE of Dew
lin alexandria Journal, 10Th.
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n WOED WITH THE EADIES.-We wish the
attention Of our lady readers for a moment
We took occasion to call public attention to the
superior class Of perfumes manufactured bv
Joseph Burnett Co, Boston. We could not
do without them at our home, aud they are To
a daily graf ificatiop. Now, we wish every
lady W no is intsre sted in the culinary depart
msnt, and what good housekeeper is not "a
accept our Judgment, and try a packag. of
these beautiful "Flavoring Extracts" prepared
with such care and purity by the same well
known house. The Extracts are made with
special reference 10 three things-First, purity;
second, delicacy of flavor; third, reasonable
ness in price. A loaf of cake, a cup OF Custard
blanc mango, or any delicacy for the table. de-
ponds upon its flavor for its success. These
Extracts are prepared for the purpose Of meet
ing that desderatum Prof. Blot now 80 sue
c.ssfully teaching by practical illustration, the
art OF cookery IN our city. uses these Extracts
exclusively, and recommends them unuual-
lfi' dly. He rs particular not ~ use anything
poisonous or impure. Call upon any of the
druggists or good grocery dealers buy pack
age. and prove that we have written this for
the benefit of our lady readers who desire that
their cooking shall meet the praise of their FAM
lily and friends. sBurnett's Cocoainp.n a cool
ing. soothing, but elegant beautifier Of the hair.
~ too Well known 10 need a word of comment
from rs. For the toilet il is invaluable With
the perfume FIorimel the elegant cosmetic
kallistOn, the rich Cologne Water, and Ex.
tracts, il also can be found at all our drug
stores. and aiso at all drug and fancy goods
stores in the United States.-Proridencs Press
Feb. %, 1861
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-10

THE WORLD ON FiEE-Last evening about
" O'clock, fire broke out iB the New York World
Office No. 80 fisn street, lot Of papers having
teen accidtntly set on fire. An alarm was
soundsd from box No. II, AZ WiIlard's Hotel
The nre was extinguished BE- fore the arrival OF
fhe engines, which were speedily on the
ground
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-10
GE0RGEIOwN ADyERTIsENEyFs.
tHE GREATEST BARGAINS

J1strec' lived a. NILLkRS 10I Bridge stree
Geors"'oSn, Z Bi-arb'd ehirtisg Insiin- DO les.
ahd l5c - Anfro-cosEi u 90 Is "a VAN
snt'a 90 d. &c, 81 >-~ Work Mills 10 Do D. Z.
sicots aus lac the s.ry best lsa, pur -,
naming s'"ck Of inter Goods are selling on AZ
very low prices.
m IN
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,Icc;.n- q fi,il-n. OF the Wet.

In r'-uousy to public invitation. a Meeting OF
N'st.Tn T.. "a sojsUruiHg IN th5s city N..lS i'll
Tat ri-Lt SO ,ne hell OF the Conservative 4 my
.Ud Navy MON. No 81 PrnnSy.vaa ave-
rue. TIE meeting as MOI =. ~ large y attend
90, .r CCr.-9 rr re" Of which, The pro ~-'in-
paftoCE mere # = conversational charI. { r.
IRE tisgIB~Ty 70 business. " Eigh I1Gy her ate
tab Y.s.'- among tEOSr pres Mt were Ju 80
'h.Il's Nr-op Of Iowa; lu'-e BUrvh, of Mi
~ q no Tai Eaton, of S.JpS Genera UurJ
CaH'T'f. 81 Kansas: 'ivucT1I Ewing. OF X ~
~: G. u'T;l James Vi 'CJrmi'k, M c. ..
=. GTI. uOfpi Nathaniel G. " iICON, OF Wis
CcTs M AVID Dr. Culve. OF trS1nsaS-
At o'clock, Grnc=.d C1merO called the
me- ting - Or,i'T. aud un hts motion Juics
h.sCn was called 20 iEe chair, AID Colon /
Wilcox "a a. appointed Ser, t'ITy.
Tie TT. -IdtHJ, on taking the Ghai 90. Explained
IN OtIa,t uf tho meeting - - - AXE co Inssl
'oS' thsr. and such acton ~ lag b dem 'd
Necessary tO thoroughly organize fOs the APP
preaching iTs si,CE'irl election.
General Cam ron offered the following reso-
lHtiOn-
d. ,.l-,a. That We org~aiza Western StIras
Anit-kaGtsaI Club. aHd That an Executive
Ger N tfsc Of on. from each STATE west OF or
rord. IirE ON The Aissis ippi ana Missouri riy.r
~ APPOINTED 10 7, ~, seat said States and club
II v asbIUgtCH, L. G.
G,EtraI Cam. ron advocated the al JptIpn OF
thr I.sOlUtion. lie thought the necessity of
ITtB.I G,tl'u was plain to ala Western men.
and a. would not lie Improbable % reach some
Of III abuses and Usui Paiious Of tn patty IN
power - hIa IA could only b. done by Thorough
and In ii atr OTc1ni Z3fiun.
.iWCC- IUrCh, of Missouri, said thai a.
tkoUsh a. had r, spCud'd To the call fora N 'rt
tnC Of fhC Ut-t6 tn mon, yet n did u { I"ei m
clIned to do any thing -hic'i might conflict VITA
OtE'T ~ CARNATIONS of a similar nature.
Co n. raj Cameron though that such m or
Es,Di4-. ion ShOnd ~ formed as would b. felt in
all II" D"T aTtT, MS OF th~ Government. t. IT,
use no tIlr - lOs. fact. he afraid taat
n " n almost too late tO G1 m, tlins now - an
sre- tIy' character.
TIE resolution was further discuss d b.
N'ssrs. hCto' mick. Burch, Cam ron, and
Ofhsr-, after which motion of JUDI BuTch,
20 by ~ on the table, was Lost, and then II was
:3dCI tad.
The Char appointed the following gentle
neR TO cOmpO~. tbe Executive Committee:
CEREAL James Mccormick, of Missouri; Gen
. al Hugh Cameron. of Kansas; Colonel y. q.
NIl'o1, of Wisconsin,: Judge Charles Mason,
Of Iowa; George W. Ma-ili, OF Kentucky; II.
A. VI. FTCisttb. Of Minnesota, ana Harry Cox,
of Illinois
TN notion of General Cameron, il was
Rsss'r.%- That the Executive Committee be
empowered 10 nil all yasaHrirs Uu the commit
H.; pr,paTe a constitution and by-lI,ys Tor tn
gov TuneDt of the club, and 10 ,PpcInt the
officers
\ vote Of hanks 20 he Conservative Army
and NAVY mon Tor the use of their rooms was
alsO accepted. after ~ hiCh the meeting nd
Journ'd uH Monday night next.
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WARRENr IMPROyEP FIRE AND WATER
w PROOF CEMENT AND GRAVEL
FELT ROOFING.

The subscribers would respectfully inform the
citizens o. Washington and vicinity that they are
prepared to put ON the best quality Of WARRENS
ROOFING, ct the shortest notice, and viii war
rant IL to be superior to any other Gravel Roofing
quantity Of Felt, Cement, Gravel, Crude Benxoie,
BiSss xsrnish, &C., which ys sell e he lowest
Factory foot o i0 st.. Washington, D. q.
n. B.-RspairiAg old Roofb promptly attended
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CONTEMPT or COURT-Lient. Johnson yes
terdny arrested Henry Willis. upon n warrant
issued by Justice Fisher, charging him with
contempt OF court. He WAS turned over 70 the
marshal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-10

THE GREAT CLosINa-OUT BOoXSALE of
Mr.. judd Will be- continued this evening, at 81
Pa. avenue, under the Metropolitan Hotel. 30
rich and va led stock ne yer before offered
in Washington. Private saIes darlng the day
Call and get 4 catalogue.
L9,E WN. L. WALL Il Co. Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-10

a GRAND MASQUERADE BALL.-John F.
bills and several other prominent merchants
ON Penn- ylVanIa avenue have inaug uratsd a
moyemenf 10 hold 4 grand masquerade ball at
~" National Hotel early next month. The
project has meet the approval of many of our
HrSt business men, and the arrangements for
tho affair VIII l.. commenced immediately. 1t
= proposed 70 secure the use Of the immense
dIning-rOCm OF the Hotel for dancing and sup
pr purposes. numb-r of the psrlors will he
set apart Tor the reception rooms. The pnce OF
tickets has been fixed AZ SO each, and the pro-
ce'dS derived VIII b. placed in he hands of The
FToyideDt Aid Society, 10 De by them d bursed
fer charitable pUrpOses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-10

A-sTsING TO NJ MASCULINE. -Oficer Roth
OF N" MIR precinct, took "a the station house.
~ h@!f past eleven O'Clock "Wednesday even
ID2- = eo!0rpd girl nanletl Kate Stewart whom
D." iUInd IA male appars 1, intoxicated, and act
iFE ~ disorderiy manner. She came before
Justice Harper and vas fined So ana commit
ed 10 the M0rkhCuse in default of paYment
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Try THOMAS powLING, Acct. G,orgeto-D-
TRusTFE'S SALE ~ vALUABLEIMP
tRUPERTY ON FIRST STREET, IN q F5uRc x.

TOWN. u q.
lBde- and 10y virtue Of Deed Of Trust Ca thu
rulscriber, BE- airing date the I'D day 1t nacap-
her. II 1855. sni r--or. cd ia Liber Y n n
persons secured thereby viii self on the premis q
at rullfc suction. a. TIE hi. hest biis-r os FRT-
DA the 10Th syof January. 4. II. Is Il aoicl..
q NJ. the western ha Of bot number tigats three
49, m Beatty & Hs~ktn's addition u Cspr re-
town. with the inipr 1vensents comprising lar-s
and comfortable q sUfe d~slling n "a Sc a.
he property has q front of IS feet 1n the south
side Of first stre'i by depth 20 10 feet b. eX-
c.llent drainage, and may be maze a yer, is.irs-
lie piece nf prop rty ~ lies bet tn pr5a4r-
lies Il John 7. Mitchell and james :. welsh,
ksqrs.
Terms ofssl.: sIocr cash; the residue in 6 AMI
II mcHths. TO Ice secured by deed of rrl.. upon
the property. or tie pu -chssrr at a ont on nay
pay TIE whole In cash, sID 10 be depositsd ~hes
the property IL struck Of.
Convey anoing mi 81 amps at TIE cost Of the mr.
chaser. The title which ill O. lyey To the par-
chaser. believe TO - y rfect.
FRED W. JONES. Trustee
de so-dts THOMAS DOWLING, Auct
WA. d; WntATLEY PREMIUM sTkAa
" BNEISG ASp CLEANSING
ESTABLtSJMkNT
Once, No. l9 t-arrsns st .Georeetown, q g.
rsiabllshedi In lS3i; pr naium awarded b the Me-
fTopoiltAn Institute, l8h7 rebuilt 1875 and L. noe
y isr the sretet nm most cunt lete estAO shmeEt
81 he kihd Az this section Of COG try.
byeing and Securing Of all D iBds done in IN. best
nsnber.
Truly thankful for past favor. the Subscriber
solIcIts the continued custom of the community.
Goods received and returned by express With tho
utmost prom pfnese aud despatch.
Post ONCE address, lock Box No. 80
Once closes daily at sunset, exc. ut Ssturday.
when IL IL clo-ed At 90 n IN Au H. -6n
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Proposals for Foot Paving, Gc.l

To-day at noon there was a large attends ice
~ hid.i@rs in the Mayors office, when bids were
opened for setting the curb and laying the pave
ments. cutters, &c. which may be ordered du-
ring the present year. The bids numbering
about sixty Were opened by Mr.. Forsyth, Ia
spectOr OF sever, &c. and each bid having
seventeen figures on il, the time occupied ia the
opening was over one hour. MIR. Forsyth Will
make the necessary calculations, and the co l.
tracts, one for each ward, will be- awarded, n
IL expected. IN n few days.
The bidders Were John Chapman, David Al
mon q Co.. Uwo bids,) Welsh Il Co, (three
bids,l +. Crowley & Co. (three bids,) John
Hays x Co, Jones & Joyce, Henry BurcE,
Charles HaTron Il Co., TeDley 4 Eslin, (tw
bids James Dillon x Co., tthree bids,) III -nry
Smith, (twO bids.l Smith 4 Or der, ]. p. Crow
ley Timothy Hurieyhey, Charles stewart,
Charles Stewart. IT.. Thomas Lyn Ia, Thomls
Dunn, Joshua Cooksey, John Lynch, Tim
othy O'Brien, N. G.. Reynolds, (seven bids, }
Daniel Stewart, G.. w. Kidwell, Timothy F.
ley Co. George Neitzey- Clements & Hussey,
George C.WilsOn (} bids), Michael Wall Il c..
George Fusnaught e bids), Charles Polkin-
horn, r.. Davis, Son Co, James A. Curtin.
Owen DALEY, ID. +. Neitzey, CT. w. G. Eslin,
ID. q iddlngs q bids)
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THE GOVERNMENT CLERKS ASSOCIATION
Al tho last regular monthly meeting of this as
SCCi1tion. Mr. ID VI. Kelsey presiding. II was
suggested That the delay in passing th. - Per
cent tn had reduced many who had been
elected to membership 10 such an extremity,
that 'hty could scarcely get the nsce>saTies of
If.
Nj. Partridge, from a special committee, sub
n1I;'d 4 Plan for connecting a life ms Urance
with the association, on which action was port
IOnsSi-
Sir. blanchard offered preamble. setting
tTIh Ihat some OF the clerks of the Govern
mint sr- at ZINES compelled to anticipate their
salarIfs- 1Hd under such necessities COM
p~li6d - pay five per cent per month and in
SCm" cases nO-e; and that a much less rate of
interest should satisfy any honest Iaan, with
Prohibitions declaring thatIt was obi gatOrv and
sSTs:'isnt for tho Clerks Association TO organ
ize a han SlLg institution and inSfructing the
committee AK charter. 10 frame their petit
ucn 81 10 include the night To do a banking
hnSiE"->- The consideration of thee res olu-
lions VaS postponed 20 the next meeting.
RESOLUTIONS of respect 10 the memory of the
late Re- GpIh2Tn Gable. of the First Auditors
Ole were adop1sd.
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Mts'St EEATL PARTN On Wednesday eve
uiEE issta iaIge numo.T OF Young men and Ia
IN Il the EOrtn"rn section of the citv. gave a
fElNaie nasq 9eTade party at the residence OF
our ielIo" eiiizeh- Philip May, at his country
residence On the sth street road near the list toll
2af". The party, after spending a most pleas
AM evening. re- urnsd to their homes in the
sIh"h hours Of Thursday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-10

HAD HIs PIcTCEE TAREN.-Lieutenant TAFT,
81 ne MN precinct, yesterday morning hal
Li".-s Bsckeu charged with killing Gabriel
ihO- Ht0l) taken II JohnsOn'- National Photo
graph 'rtilery, where his picture was taken,
ior tLe pdfpore Of bsIng pla ced in the X Jgua's
'allrI v, at Police headquarters Beckett was
then taken 10 jail, To await a rial by the court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-10

PREMATURE BIRTH IN The CAPITOL.-Yes-
tsrday afternoon a singular affair occurred ut
The Capitol. very lady-hke person. neatly
dressed and wh no had spent sometime in the
corridors was observed by one Of the MesSen-
~sTs of the bnildins 70 exhibit strong symp-
toms of uneasinsss- She approached and re-
qussted TOlIceuhan 10 give her a chair. which
H. did, y hen she seated herself. Trmarking that
shr felt unwell. and the policeman went back
tn his post Returning To the place in a few
m nui.s. h. found that the laiy had departed,
but on The cold stone pavement lay newly
born though dead infant The woman was
traced n short distance until all evidence OF her
"Ourse disappeared. physician was called,
gkO pronounced the child still born aud with.
in TWO months Of its maturity.
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ATB. sILvERBERG's.
4ar SEVENTH sTBEET,
between q aud II, ron can lind
u As X 8

In endless variety Also, all Trimmings necessary
els, Gilt and kilses BRAID. Gimps, and Lace, and
Besdt, and BIZ xles Of al kiIds; rtone esttinga,
sles, ke., &c. Dc 0.lm'
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nIsS0LUTICN OF PARTNERSHIP.
The limited partnership heretofore existing be-
iwsen the nndersiRned. carrying ON the In nber
tRsiners under the frD name Of MOHUN son
10 this day ~issolyed by mutual consent. Ali per
indie bfed to them requested to settle tn
accounts, and thote having claims against them
viii please present the same for settlement
FRANCIS MOHUN,
January ]. 1858. FRANCIS B. MOHUN.
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GBEAT BARGAINs

(NkEAT BAkGAlNS
" In PIANOS that have been used.
Ons1 octave, four round corner Gbickertng a.
most new, &zso. go f.fse.
One octave. Boardmsn Gray, ESQ. ~
One " octave, Dsrle Il Roscwoodtn bestssvNvv
One 81 octave, Gsehle Co., StaD. M 40
. One octave Rosewood Chickering, $l26. $40
W. @. METZEROTT 4 Co..
de3u 0o0e Agents OF Steinway b Pianos.
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I AIDES, 20 Win And one Of The best ssiectsd
. Il stoke =! 1rench and Home nade Corsste Of al
also msnufscturss his ovs fstsas Hcsr Shirts :,
which b GALE the special attention, . 9 . ths
tsuisisna eysaps, bstwssS ~ ~ I'll sts., sppo
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O. T. IlsL.

LIST or LETTE1S
Rrmainin. in the washin ston City Post
Cfnct, Friday, January 10, is.
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NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP.

The Undersigned have this day formed . c ,part
2ersi ~ for the purpose Of carrying OF the nber
Hun a. SONS. They hope, by always having on
band large and complete assortment Of eli kinds
Of Timber, ard by strict attention to bus "a. Z.
merit ard receive the patronage Do lberaily be
slowed upon their Predecessors
FRANCIS MOHUN.
FRANCIS b. NOHtJN
January ], 1858. PHILIP MOHCN.
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steT, doing tu inc s. ON High street, where he
has teen selling fresh meat, had a warrant
served on him yesterday afternoon, by officer
W bite, charging him with selling contrary q
the laws of the Corporation. Mr.. Sherwo I'd
appeared before Justice Buckley, and said he
would rule the case before another Justice
He was told that he could not do so without
making oath that he believed Ju tice Buckley
would not do him justice. He said he did no,
like 10 do so, though he believed the Justice
would not do iim justice. Previous to leaving
the office, Mr.. Sherwood took from his hat an
affidavit sworn cut before Justice Craig, which
set forth that in his belief, he could not receive
JUSTICE at the hands OF Justice Buckley. This
lie filed with the Justice, and left the Office
Up AGAIN.-Shoemaker & Pettis were before
Justice Euckey again yesterday charged with
selllng on the day previous contrary To the
laws of the Corporation, and We're fined SiO.5O
RUNNING A CART WITHOUT A LICENsE-A
colored cartman, named Cornelius Wilson, was
yesterday arrested by officer Harry VoIkman,
and taken before Justice Buckley to answer for
run ning a cart without a license.
SENT To THE Observation-Disclosures Stew.
art and the original Mollie johnson, having es-
capped from the Work-house q few DAYS since.
were apprehcnded yesterday afternoon by Off,
Gers Noble anu Robinson and taken before Jus.
tice Buckey, who sent them back to the care of
superintendent Stephens, for thirty DAYS
Lewis Smith, arrested by officer Volkman yes
terday, ior being intoxicated and disorderly,
was fined 81 80 by the same Justice, and COM
united TO the same place in default Of payment
Tor twenty days. bannah Fitzsmons arrested
by officer Hespital last evening for being inc.
briated, was committed as the above, for thirty
days
GONE TO JAIL.-Justice Buckley yesterday
committed 10 Jail Richard Thomas, alias Henry,
arrested a few days since upon suspicion OF
hsying dealt foully with hen.roost The
chickens he bagged Were proven to be the
property OF Mr.. Huddleston.
ARRIvED.-The steamer John Gibson, Capt
Winters, arrived yesterday afternoon, with q
cargo of assorted merchandise from New York,
for District snt rchants. - -