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CRIMINAL OounT, ysdes Wyl;e.-Yesesrday
IN the cases Of Silas Jones' and samuel Cooper,
tered. John II. Binckiey submitted 70 Q charge
OF ASA 1It and battery, and was nned 800 and
costs. Marcy BROOKS, indicted tor assault and
battery with intent to kin; guilty Of assault
~ Hyson, indicted for assault and battsry with
intent to Kill, was found not guilty. Eliza
monroe, alias Jackson. was found guilty Of
petit larceny, and received nominal sentence.
was resumed.
CIRCUIT COURT. Judge Cartier
French W. Barr; Judgment confessed. Down
ing vs.. Downing: trial resumed. Hennelly
and Chambers VS.. Rittenhouse, FAINT & Co.;
motion for new trial nled by Mr.. COX.
EQUIrY Court, Judge Olin.-Yesterday.
Brown and Harr vs.. O'Neli and Tlnney: order
to iseue attachment for con tempt. Darlington
vs.. Washington ct al order extending time TO
answer. Thompson vs.. Mcclure; order ex-
tending time TO take testimony. Weaver VS.
K,rcher ct al; order appointing j. J. johnson
guardian ad htum- Rheb VS.. Peppert ct al;
order appointing Judson T. Gull trustee to
To-day Saunders ast. Saunders; order ap.
pointing Is. q. LoveJoy, guardian ad litlm.
Brown ct al, ast. O'Neill ct al; order over
curing delivery OF personal property to tru..
tees. Walker agt. Kinner; order deaying
application for Injunction.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-Iu conseq uencs
OF the absence Of quorum in this curt to-day
no business was transacted.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurcelL-To-day,
the will Of the late William Robertson priv Ate
OF marlnes), bequeathing the money due him
70 william Emerson, was filed for probate
The will OF Henry CLAW Lauck. beQueathing
MS property TO his wife, Sidney J., who he
dominates executrix, was flied, fully proven,
and admitted to probate, and letters testamen.
tary were issued to Mrs. L.: bond 81, 500. The
nuncupative Will of the late Ferdinand Poe,
signed by Samuel Tyler, Ward II. Lamou,' and
w. Bowie Tyler. was filed He bequeaths his
personal property to- Miss Mary E. McHenry
Tbs will of the iale Edwin French, heretofore
hled, was fuy proven. The will Of the late
Jane Nugent &6T filed and partially proven
Letters testamentary on the estate of the late
Enosh Tuoker were iss1sd to w. Mck.Tucker;
bond $40 |Leuers OF administration on the
ss4ts Of Walter CLARK were Issued to Lena
Clam: bond ss0O. Mary f. Fisk was appoint.
ed (panlfan 70 the orphans OF Chas. b Fisk;
bond ea,GG Ths second and final account of
guardian 90. Poly was approved and passed.
The conecDs oefne etate OF Jas. McCleutchen,
deceased. MI. MD1eKelly, to-day nled ia tn Q
coqrA WI nnlio by the deceased Septem Der
I5tr. 1857, by which he bsQpeatns one. m tn of
his estate<o ne Columbian College, and four
ffths to the Southern Baptist Convent MON.
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Co1Ne, &o.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
~ Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Corns,
Bunions, ChIlblains, Club and ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases of the feet withogt
pam or Inconvenience to the patient The
shoe can be worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers TO the many
eminent physicians, surgeons and thou sands
Of other responsible persons who patronlze
his establishment. Hours from d a. m 20 o.
n. Owing 70 press OF business at Office DR.
White is unable to visit patients at their resi-.
dences except between and D. m
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LInEsroHBi LInBsroNEi LInEsroHB
&c. scAsLoADs Of TIE i.'sr,'. and veil h.e.s
LIMEsfoHE FAMILY YLouR,
Just rseo1ved snd for sale
Also. sll oreds Of wEefDRH AuD SOUTH
B8AvAEe 0nAW,
sn-m Bstssse. bstvssa MI asa -
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The GsAND LEvER AND BALL 10 he given by
Columbia Commandery, knights Templar. on
Monday night next at the National Tneatre.
will be a very pheasant and enjoyable affair
Those who do not desire to dan. e can secure
tickets for the Gre 20 circle, where they can en-.
Joy the grand view below.
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DkOPOeALs FOR BUILDING A yRAMr

OFFlCE OF Asst QUARTERNasrER GFxFRsD
Cor. HoJsToN AND GREENE STREETS.
NEw YORK CRY. March ss. lss
sesfo Proposals, 10 oup icste, with Boy OF
ana VII De received AZ this once until 4 clock
M.WkDNksDAf, the sl.t Instant. for the eFec-
tion ~ o Frame Hospital Building st FORT Adams .
Newport l.
Plans and Specifications Of the work 80 he seen
ct this once, alse ct the of e Of the Acting A.
sietsnt Quart m asier at Fort Adams
bldcers must state the time within which thew
viii complete the work, and will be required 20
give euretfes in the sum Of half the smouu nj
ment -e~s
The Government reserves tie ght c, re- ect any
Proper blai Ike for prop ssis csR be had on appli-
cation at this ONCE md ~ Fsrt Adams
Payment will be made he's the work 4. COM
peied, OF - soon thereafter the de partmeaI 10
in funds for the purpose
Hospital 81 Fort Adams. b y and addressed 10
the Undersigned kUFUs INGALLS,
ma g o. brevet Ma Cen Atst U NJ Gen
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Defines WONDERFUL REMEDY, VIAFUGA,
has restored me from physical and nervous
proetration, and cured me of an old consun o.
tive cough. MRS. FELICIA A. HILL,
No. l65 4th street west
March ~. 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

A SPECIAL MEETING or THE RoARD OF
TRADE is called at their rooms At half pas. :
o clock this evening. As subjects OF great i'm
port2nce 10 the interests OF the city are to he
considered, in come ction with the several bi is
passed or now per ding IN Congress in refer
ence 10 affairs in the District OF columbia, il il
desirable that there should be full attend Al ce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

SPRINo OPENING Of Youths, Boys, and
Chldrens Clothing, Monday, the 18th, at Geo.
Y. Henning's, No. 51l Seventh street
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ST. Andrews SoCIRrY-At a recent meet.
ing of the st. Andrews Society Senator Game
ron, Of Pennsylvania, Senator Rsmssy, OF
Minnesota. Hon. Edward Mcpherson, Repre-
sentative Loughbridee and Hon. Thos L. Tul.
lock, were elected honorary members Of the
same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

"OH rs oh yes! oh yes - walk down to aes
Pennsy1vania avenue, and look at those beau.
ufui designs of Spring Clothing and Gents
furnishing Goods, &c, liable & Co. have on
exhibition
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JEwHLRY-Prtgeb Ope Dollar Jewelry
Sforr, No. 436 Pennsylvania avenue, near *
street :"
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FiRr-Lsst evening, the papering on cell.
ne In the house OF o. Harper, on Pennsylvania
and burnt on. Omcer Scott, with the assist
ance OF the inmates, exting uished the flames.
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pRoPosALs FOR SUBSISTENCE sronEs

Sealed proposals, in duplicate. will be received
~ the ONCE OF this Arsenal mp 60 IL clock m on
WEDNESDAY, the 3lst instant. for Furnishing
the subsistence Department with the folio wing
esmel subsistence Stores. viz.
Is lb. Mes Pork. ss gallons cider Vinegar.
go lbs. Pes Beans S0lhe SOAP
laO ibs. Brown Havana S0o lbs. Salt. refined
sugar. 20 lbs. Ground Black
Samples TO be furnished with proposals aud al
stores 70 De delivered imme distely on notification
OF acceptance Of prop osals.
A L. yARNCY
I'd Lieut.. 81 Ord q 8 A. aud A g s.
WAIERrewN arsenal, Mass, March "a ls9
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A NIHrrHe Of soldiers from all the States
called NJ the corner Of llth street and the ave-
nue. this afternoon, 10 assembling as we 20
10 prsss, 10 conssder ''ousiness Of Importance
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MONEY RIcOvERBD.-Mr. James Kaggan
of GcrdonsvIlle, Va. who, on the 18th insts OF
had his pockets relieved Of sos. in this city
last evenin e received his money which had beer
recovered by Detective Thompson, who work
ed up the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

WALTHAM WATCHES.

1A CkA6
The extensive use OF these watches FOR the las
fifteen years by Railway Conductors. Engin GERS
and ExpreesmeA-the most exactipg Of watch
wearers-has thoroughly demonstrated the
strength, stesdiness, durability aud accuracy of
the Waltham " stch. To satisfy that class in all
these respects s to decide the question ss T. the
real value of these time keepers.
More than 10000 OF these watches are now
speaking for themselves in the pockets of the PEG.
plea proof and guarantee Of their superiority
over ell others.
The superior organization and great extent of
the Company's " orks al Waltham, enable them to
produce watches at price which renders compe.
merely pay from Is to 80 per cent more fer their
watches than 10 necessary.
prices In greenbaeks than the gold prices before
the war. There IL no other manufacture Of any
These time pieces combine every improvement
that long experience has proved Of real practical
u,e Having had the refusal of nearly every In
vention in Matchmaking origin sting in this coun.
try, or in Europe, only those we're finally adopted
whith severe testing BY the most skillful artiz
in our works, and long use on the part OF the pub
ie demonstrated TO be essential to correc. and en-.
during time keeping.
Among the many improvements We would par
icular,ze:
The invention and use of Q centre pinion OF Decu
liar construction, to prevent damage to the train
By the brsakage Of main springs, 10 original with
the American w steh Company, who, having had
the refusal of all other coptrivaness, adopted
Ioess Patent Pinion - being the best and fault
lees.
Hardened and tempered hair springs. now uni.
vsrsally admitted BY watchnaksrs 10 Be the best,
are used in all grsdes Ct walthsu Watches.
All walthan watches have dust proof CAPS. pro-
tectine the movement from dust, and Iesssnins the
necessity of the frequent cleaning necessary In
other watches
Our new patent stem vindsr. or ksylsss watch,
10 already decided success. and great improve.
ment on any stem winding vsseh In the American
market and BY far the cheapest watch Of its quail
~ uovr oNap.A A. A..
To prevent imposition, buyers should invariably
demand . certificate Of senuinensss. No Watches
rstsilsd By the Company.
For further facts and Information, address
ROBBINS . APPLETON, Gem Agents,
fbssa lsS Bros6ssy, Nswysrk.
GARDIN rEID6 AID GARDEN rOULD, :
" A. yNO. a. BAkERO -
Asricuturai wsrehcuss, LIE. ave-,
~ soJw,W south side, BET. seA and NH -.
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9R n = = Al A0 BNcY
FOB
MARYLAND, DELAWARE, VIRGINIA
WEST VIRGINIA, AND DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
AT III = OFFICE OF
JAY COOKE & CO..
HITTEBHTH STREET,
OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPAR fAENf.
$500. WAeHIH0ToH d. o.
RAILROADS.
BALfIMoRI AND OHIO RAILROAD.
s 81

BALfIMoRl AND OHIO RAILROAD.
s q
ncss .ss Isb 4sP HAks
FOB BALTineR,.
% ana Sis ssS1's.; sSas' ~. :. ESQ c1
.I s.s, =. an; ';G''. sunday, and $40
ron ANNAPOLIS.
az i ;so Is A. and P L. no train %
ro q Bs sGERAdi
eeye q = A. H., and 1880, &, $40, and
Leave ss . A. H.. and and 1880 r. n.
Ls.1. d:iIz, :.ssSs t:.ufd., and sunday, q. :
.setins q keisy station WITH train. on Bs SH
Is. $s S' b. had At the
Washington Station Ticket Once 81 al hours 9,
the
tickets a the avenue Once can there arrange Z
rs.idsnes, taken % the depot and Dut IN Ii. Deg
For New York. Philadslphis. and Boston. W.
{tMwdtds3s M.:ssT Of % IsEs.:,ortsson
noS GEO. Q. KOONTZ. General Agent.
THRogeH LINE BETwEEN WASHINGTON
Z fhi LEW API YokRA AND Il @H
WASHINGTON, ISIS.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND EEW
YORK are now run a. follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, riikoH ckaass Of ea,,
Leave daily lexcept Sunday ct A. n ano
1880 and $40 p. N.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except sunday st . A. M En-
1880 and $40 p. n.
Oh SUNDAY.
Lesys for Hsy York At $40 P. n, and Phila-
delphfa at $40 p. n.
Sleeping csn fer New York on $40 r. n. train
Through tickets to PHILADELPHIA, New York or
Boston can be had 1t the Station 0ce ct eli no us
In the day. Also, % the Oompanys Once, No
400 PenL:ylvAnia avenue; Passengers psrcnasins
have their beegags called for and checked st their
residence, taken he depot, and put In the bag
Bee Baitinors and Ohio Railrosd sdyert,semep,
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An.
naDolis and the West.
J. L. WILSON Master Of Transportation
l.. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent
no0 gro. Q. KO0NTZ. Agent. Washington.
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The Sunday Aorssno Gazette OF to morrow
will contain "The Mystery Of the C}ilded
Cameo" "French Morals In Amerlcan The.
aters;" news, gossip, poetry, &c.
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TIE POTOMAC FRosr.-The wharyes to .dav
presents quite an unusual display OF canvas
and bunting. which the captains of the vessels
have caused to be spread in order TO dry un,.er
the GENIAL rays of the warm sun after the heavy
rams OF yesterday and last night. Boatbuild-rs
are oasily engaged IN patching up and paint
ing old sail boots, while several Others which
nave been on the stocks for some time are uow
being pushed rapidly TO completion in view of
the favorable indications for a speedy reopen.
ing OF tie yachting season. The steamer Ar.
row, Staxpole, took down to Mount Vernon
this morning large party, together with sew
eral passengers and considerable freight for
MarshalTs Landing. The steamer Express
Nickel, left Sixth street wharf this morning for
BALTIMORE and river landings with merchan
disc and passengers.
HdrUsy WkGrf.-Arrived-Stea Pioneer
Olde d, from Aecotink, with wood for Harvey.
Clark Given.
CdTter's WhGyf.-Arrived-Sch A. X Wet.
more, Boget, from Philadelphia, with 2jl tons
of burnside red ash coal for George l.. Sheriff
and James Z. Miller
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The CANTERBURY offers q grand bill for TO-
night The pantomime Introduces a don ME
version Of the Can Gan, and J. w. Thompson
and his celebrated trained dogs, Hector and
Carlo, In the drama, are well worth seeing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

BITTEN By Doe.-This morning. Mr. Hay-
~ Gorburt. ore Of the Fire Oommis siouers,
was bffen quite severely on the calf Of tue
leg. by large dog, st the Woodb,ue House
The dog WAS subeeq uently killed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

THE NEW METROPOLITAN CHURCH.-We
understand that this church will be organized
by the pastor (Dy. Newman) to. morrow, i'm.
nediately after the morning service; also, the
pews will be sold and rented on Monday eve.
ming next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

THE BURNS CLUB met at Aman's Hotel on
Ihursday evening, and elected the folio wing
ofhCeIs for the ensuing year: President, Geo
w. Balloch; First Vice President. Albert
Woodley; Second Vice President, David Knox
Sc retary, josiah Mcleod; Treasurer, John
Cameron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

SPECIAL MEETING of the Board of Trus.
tees Of Public Schools will be held this even
ing in reference to the payment OF the teachers.
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TIE GENERAL AeskssMBNr.-Mr. George T
McGlue, Assessor OF the First Ward reports
the erection Of 81 houses in his ward during the
past year, assessed At e256,200; averaging sJ,Oi5
each.
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PRIME PINE WOOD, full length. at s. per
cord, delivered free OF cost, NAV be had al the
yard, Second street west between ID and T.
streets north. s2I.
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A NEW MANuFACruRIsG EyrsRPaIsR-Ws
understand that mandatory of watches OF
superior quality is about to be established IN
Washington. number Of these watches have
bten constructed to order by M-ssrs. j. r.
Hopkins Il Co corner eth and f streets, in this
city, and this er terprising firm is now pre-
pairing TO manufacture for the trade. Tnay
Will commence operations on an extensive
scale ahont the LIST proXimo. Washington neets
manufactories more than anything else and II
Will be useless 10 expect an enduring pros.
perity until We possess them. We hope tins
new enterprise will meet with success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

KELLY & LIONS famous Burlesque Opera
Troupe and Ethiopian Minstrels commence q
season Of six nights at Wallis Opera House On
monday evening next in the .sirand Dutch 5. -
LEON is capital primd donna, and his imita-
tons are exceedingly well done. He has no
equal in this peculiar line Of burlesque, and
our citizens may expect a rich treat next week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

ArTRMPr TO IMPRD. TRAIN.-This morn
ing. Omcer Straub arrested q man well known
20 the police here, who gave the name OF Geo.
w wright, or Knight, as he was leaving the
Baltimore train, on the charge Of vagrancy
and be was ordered by Justice Walter to lea We
the city, but subsequently Mr.. George s.
koontz the agent Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, appeared at the station with wit.
nesses ana preferred more serious charge
against him. and he was sent, in charge of
Oficer Dubois, to Anne Arundel county, Md,
TO answer. Ii appears that Wright attempts
to get on the cars AT Baltimore, hut failed and
then secreted himself on the engine ana was
not discovered until the train was under way
Al Annapolis Junction the trais stopped and
ne was put OF, and Just as the train was about
leaving again he was discovered in the act of
placing rail on the track tor the purpose of
throwing the tram of, and he was taken on the
tram again to be brought here, and on the wsy
mere stole hat from one Of the Passengers
wright is nan OF about sixty years of age
and Is said to b one Of the most reckless men
SSive, caring little whether he is in or out of
prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

GARDNER, the photographer. made several
fne pictures OF Postmaster General Cress well
this msrning.
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.MKncRIAL CHAPE."-Rev. A. Yior,dus
Steele, Of Albany, N. Y has been lrs,ailed AZ
rsctef Of this new and fast inc reasine free
Protestant and Episcopal Church, on Capitol
HILL
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pRoPosALs FOB HAY AND WOOD
HEADQ'Rs DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,
OFFICE CHIEr QCAkIERNAsTER.

EEADQ RS DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA.
ST P.T I'm ars Sms Mach III So
oora Ggoss IN the usual form with TIE stationary
ing ,essOn with se tons Of hay and i.sos cords OF
To supply Fort Ransom, d T.. with loo ton. OF
Hay sno teS eoPd. q WOOD n'nh with ~ tons Of
Of Boy and 90 ecrds Of Wood y win '' tons
TO supply Fort Abercrombie. d. T., with 90
nTosuppiy Fort sHsilins. MINI with leo .o0s Of
Hay. 30 toIn OF strss. aud SO cords Of wood
b1sbe u Coal 70 Be- taken from cos. INN ~ s one
mile distant frsm the Post. on the Reservation
be diminished; II the Hay or wood be not al re,
properly euredNsi 70 be deiSered ss ser.am S.q
Is 1853 deliverable BY weight.
TO be delivered by January Is. $50 uules. Other
Ihe Hay and Wood eli TO be dslyeyea at the
Deputy ouarterma''sr General o 8. Army.
IS sB rt ~.
Pikk will .. received Until the 2sth day OF
Full plans and specifications may be had by -.
plieation 90 Benry Brewer E.a Engineer. Don
gress street. opposite Post once, Georgetown,
The. right to reject any and ell bids being re-
an proposals must be :ad.s':ss SsTs.s prOpo-
mall-eotd Washington, ID. q.
DROPOsALs FOB STONE.
WASHINGTON u. @ March rs lsx
Proposals. Tor furnishing thousand Sol sd
STONE. for county roeds, foar feet long oix
inches thick and ten incl ee vide two hund red 10
be delivered IN Georeetown. ID O.. the remsipder
st some point In Washington city. winch the DON
mfttee Of l0 provements may designate. The stone
must be perfect and free from seams. Proposals
win be received at the once OF the undei :iened
until April LIST, inst The court reserves the right
20 reject any or ell proposals ~ deemed necssssry
for the interest Of the court
0HORGB a. PLAHr,
chairman Oommittse Of Improvements.
In THE sUPREnG OOURr OF T8E pIs-
TRlCf OF coLUMBIA. the letS
day Of n arch. 1850
whitman bestor, Assigpse i'm
BsLkruptcy, Complainant,
Z,salon =. P: King. Hsuristt. L no I.sls, Ia.
kisg, bic wife, end Rndoph A Pockets.
Miilsn King and Henry Ian.
On notion Of the complainant. by Mr. wtTnsa
Mattipely. his solicitor, &C fs ordered tbst the
deiendas b cause their appearance - be entersd
herein on or before the h.st rule day oocurri n
forty dsys after this day, othervtee the cause yin
b proceeoeo WITH - IN case OF default; provided
. ooBy OF THE order b publtshed IN the Bveatng
star nevepaper once Q week foe Sin sueosasfv0
feieped,D a. OLIN. Justice.
A trp. copy. Tsst,-R. J MDI6e. Olerk.
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sO H., 2 IsssIrs. VS. es.s:r,AD
UONN8C1ICU3 MUTUAL LIFE IyDUR
ANCB COMPANY
AAnfH0RD, ooHH.
Assets over
fW1NTHTVE MILLION DOLLARS.
o1o1oD =. MARBLE, AGENT.
FEDERAL Bisck, leon ..
0DDosits Post Oncs Departns.s
0 Oernse IN end sssssss.
the NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
WARRINGTON, y. O.,
ehaYssPsl ~ Special Aa Of osusr.... A..
PROVED Jlly 80, 1855
CASH CAfI1AL.s......... .......ol, zee, zoe


OFFICERSs
y gLAI Philadelphia, President,
VyVA1, ChArman FINANCE and 1xeeusfvs
HEHRH d. COOKE, wsshinston, Vice Presi.
lGlRsoH v. PssT. Philadelphia, s.cr...r,
ps.TGssIi. wsslinsso., A..s.s.u. s.cr...r,
fRAHoIs Q. SMITH, Il. D., Medical Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
T. =. BARHne. Surgeon General United ststs,
GosWifs. os,.f Medical p.,.r,m.,
D. ". Sifss. 4. % g.: wssS Sasssa:
ne edyensasss onefsd BY this Company are.
.et ~ 6o nsso1 is Company, chartered By special
a Deid up capital Of q 90 60
lt onere low rates Of premium
IL furnishes larger Insurance. than other com
Denfes for the same money.
10 definite and certain In its terms.
,osiss SS"s:os Il SS
q. mere are no Unnecessary restrictions In the pol
Every policy 10 non -sorfeitable.
:. Policies may be taken which pay 20 the fnsu rsc
sssef fan aoolnt and return 81 the pfsmfuns, %
snes ne ns1re1cs costa Only the dssesass On the
foaeiss vii b Issued shss win pay to the In.
the amount named In the policy.
70 sHtra rsss 10 charged for risks aDon thelives
It in.eres not 20 secure DIVIDEND, but Of % LOO
cost that Nvfden1s will be impossible.
A LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED IN DvBRY
es for such aSenclee, with suitable end nts
shsuld be addressed 20 the ComDanyS 0eperoj
AEsnts only i9 their respective disfricis
e sIDicsssos q ne enc Of o osSSSay 6 tSs
dlty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

RI THOMAS BOWLING. Auer; Qeors.to IN,
IMPROVED PRoPERTY ON BEALL srRIlr
o,AT AUCrIOH:
Ia: O'Clock ,. M. Vii :eli, IN front Of the the
.lrsmises, part Of Lot No 1873, fronting d
tses On the : sd side 81 Bsal street esE en-
feet, improved by . comfortable Frane bWellfna
House, containing rooms
Terms ct sale Usnvsyaneins and stamps ct the
cost OF the pure hsser
nand THOMAS DoWLTuo. Auet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

1HH Cash OF Ross BooRn.-This morning
the case of Ross Boone, arrested several days
ago by Detective Thompson, on the charge pre-.
ferred by Mrs. Hoswell Of carrying of CANA
ware. &c, was called by Justice Walter
Messrs Marbury and Cooler appearing for toe
accused. The prosecuting witness failed u
appear and the charge was dismissed. and for
contempt in not appearing al the trial NJ rs
HOsewell was fined IS.