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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
For additional Marine Ne,Us sec Inside paoas
IRY TRLRaRAPH.l
NEW YORK, ,

lBY TELBaRAPHI
NEW YORK, Marcn 80. = Arrived ataansh,n.
ecotia and CITY OF CORK, from Liverpool
SAN FRANCISCO. March 2y, - Cleared, shin An.
The ship Nellie Chapman for New York takes sn1ar
at Ell, gold, AND hemp a. sl2. gold.
ship National Esgle and ship WindwaTd sailed sor
MAnillR ships Golden fleece and White swallow
ouxxNsrowx sS Sy6s 1a.e s@sSfS1s Sn1ssS ,oosv
ship City OF Baltimore from New York.
Arrived yesterday, steamship Tripol, from New
BhEsr. March 30 Arrived yesterday, steamship
PereiIe, from New YORK.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. MARoH 40.
GRAPH oFFIoR
A. M.-......4Sn A. M''''.. b6 p. M.,.......
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Br. brig John SanderBon. Golfer, John Mason d 90.
scbr O. b. Mcshain, Quigey, Petersburg, Va, Auden-
schT M. McMeni9Sn BsbbItt. Dighton, do.
Hchr Jessie b. Smith Williams, Boston, DO.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING,
Steamship Volunteer. Jones "a hours from New
Brig Nellie Milchell. Nelson. days from OAibarien,
with moasses 10 Morris VAIN 90.
rooiasses to B. Morris VAIN 4 90. VIZ"
Brig Maria Wheeler, Wheeler. 16 days nom Trlni.
schr III II. B. Gibson. 'Ineon. days from wsllneet,
with mdse TO Orowell 4 Collins
,oS schS E Sth lSa 20 Knsh Sons nom Whining
schr Annie Gse Mitchell y dsys nom 5avAnna
VIII nb1 .i%osI NJ e Read. Benson rom New Bedford
scbr r. I. Tssker. Allen. from Baltimore.
sss%s5 ;sn e 70 n0a' from s
New YORK. with mdse. to W. N. Baird a 90.
MEMORANDA.
sohr Rescue: Kelley for PhiiAdeiphas cleared q
Scsn irvine DigElns hence at MAiansas aoA mss.
5chr Anaie MAY Nay hence. ~ Dsshien Nh N
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
By Atlantic CubLs.
This MOrninR,a Quo tRtfOnn.

LONDON, March 3O-A. M.-Consols 9St for
money, and 93s01934 for account. U. s. 5.2Os,
S3!. American stocks steady Erie Railroad, 24l;
LIVERPOOL, March 30-A. M.-Cotton opens
active. Middling uplands, l2k@l24d.; middlng
Orleans, 125@125d. The Gales OF the day are
estimated at 15 600 bales.
LONDON, March 3O-A. M.-Calcutta Lnseed,
b9s. [I5gs Cd
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FROM ARIZONA.
na Aborigines Depredating.

San FRANCISCO, March 29.-Arlzona intelll-
eence to March reports the Indian depreda'
tions as numerous, and the military appear
nowerless to render protection to the settlers.
The sayages are we'll armed and provided with
ammunition.
The news from the Black canon and Lynx
Creek gold mines is encouraging.
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Hudson RisIng-BreakIng Up OF
the Ice

ALBANY, March 30.--There is freshet in the
river here and in many places the water is over
the docks, and is still rising. 1t has raiued
steadily since 10 O'Clock this morning. Tue
river is clear of ice at Troy, and it is expected
the ice here will break up and pass down the
river during the next twenty-tour hours.
ALBANY, March 30.-The ice broke uD in front
of this city and moved down steadily at s
o'clock this morning. The water is rising
ranidly,
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Not Gone Yet,

The Chicago Tribune has a long editorial
obituary OF Andrew johnson. It's New York
namesake has hitherto enjoyed the monopoly OF
this kind OF Journalistic enterprise.
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Prom New York.

NEW YORK, March SO.-Judge Barnard, of the
Supreme Court, to-day issued an order directing
the Sheriff to break open the safe of the Union
Pacinc Railroad Company, in order to get at
the books and papers.
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n. Y. Gent. II. 1855
N. Y. and Erie r.. 94s
Pm. and Rea. R...... 81
Mich. b. ana NJ. h 955
Ole. and Pitt. R....... 80
Obi. &N.W.R. com. 83S
Ohi.& N. w. II. prf.. 9ls
Chi and II. l. R......l32
Pitts.F. Wand Obi. l24
Pacific Mail B. Co.. 30
Market steady.
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CLEARED THIS NORM

STATE OF xHERMoMRTER AT rHH EVENING xnLs-
GRAPH oRFIOR.
A. M..........4Sn IL A. M....... 66l2 p. g
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Quotations by TeIeSraph-l p. M:

Received by telegraph from Ilendinniug
Davis d. Co., Stock Brokers' 48 g. Third street -
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Br. brig John sAnderson. Golfer. John Mason q %
scbr O. B. Mcshain, ouigley, Petersburg, Va, Andt
ried. Norton d Co.
schr M McMenlmAn. Bsbbitt. DIRhton, do
6chr Jessie b. Smith Williams Boston, do
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+ IReT NATIONAL BANK
or WASHINGTON

Z lest RATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON
u. d O9OKB, (ef Jay Cooke 20. , President
WEI. HUNTINGDON, Cashier.
CONVENIENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE usITrl
STATES,
lSh street, sSyosifs fAs TIssssry Ds,s,tsssst
Government seourities with Treasurer Unite
States,
~ ONB MILLION DOLLAkS.A
We buy and sell al Glasses OF 6OvERNNHHs
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE sad xsabs 0bIgsoSSss
- ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF rHJ
UNITED STATES.
We Durchass Government Vouchor On ne
MOST IA VORABL1 Terms, and dive so,s.
ial attsntion .
ACCOUNTS OF BUSIN ISS MEN sax II1ks
end 70 any other businsD entrusted % q.
FULL INFORMATION In regard = oOvIRl.
H1uI LOANO q al tlmss ehssrfnlH sarnishsl,
WI. 3. HUuTmo10u, Dash
WoGAlngson, March -. ~.
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TIE POTOMAC FRONT. - The beautiful
weather We are now having has, in the alb.
ssnce OF other matters of interest along the
wnsrves. turned the atteltion Of various par
ties towards making arrangements tor early
Inauguration OF yachting sport. Owners Of
heats are having them put in order. while ne
EQUATIONS are pending for the purchase and
construction of new ones. Outside of this
branch OF the river department. tie steamer
Arrow, with the imposing Stackpole in COM
mand. makes her regular daily trips TO Mount
NeInon and Marshall's Landing, and SO de.
hghtful have they become that each day a
erea'er plumber OF passengers patroniZe the
route. The regular " hart report is confined to
Rileys 1lth street, wharf. the regular oyster
point, where there are daily arrivals of an un-
n ual number (for the season) of schoonsrs and
sloops from the Virginia shores, with assorted
cargoes for Turner Il Son and other dealers.
Ibis morning the above firm report six arri-
walls. thrfe Of which are freighted with choice
lots OF ork river picked oysters.
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pamphlet form was agreed 20. Mr.. Clements
onereo resolution increasing the salary OF The
Msyor tirom $1,000, As at present. 20 s2.eoPer
communication from the Market Master. ask
ing certain IN actions, referred Mr.. Collins
moved that The Clerk notify the Board OF Al
oermen tnat THIS Board wss ready 20 meet IL
joint convention Cor the election Of an ad ;ioual
trustee TO the poor and woI khOuse. agreed 10
Board OF Aldermen resolution FOX me relief Of
Jonn h. Newman was passed Mr. Collins.
from Committee Of Couference on IN, Disagree
ment Of the two boards IN regard % the mill pro-
vlolne for the s~eeping Of the mar et- house.
reported tue Common Council bill with an
amendment thai the money should ba paid 10
the party performing he labor; passed. Messrs
Collins and Darby were appointed 70 conducS
The Aldermen 10 the chamber: aud the board.
upon reassembling after the Joint Coryen ton,
adjourned.
JOINT CoSvRSTIoN.-The two boards hay-
ing met IN Joint Convention for the election Of
an additional trustee for the Poor aud WORK
house, Recorder Peck presiding. Dr Crasin
nominated l.. j.. Clements. Mr. English nom
mated Jsnkin Thomss. who declined. and NOM
mated john w Bronausn. MI Bronaush de-
clined. Messrs Darby and Davis were ap-
pointed tellers, and the first ballo; resulted -
Clements, :: Thomas, 4: Bronaugh. , DAVIS. l.
Gassaway Waters, 1. There being no choice.
second ballot WAS had. snd resulted Glenn
ents, 10: Thomas. !: Bronsugh, I; Ws's-s, 1. -
Mr.. Clements was declared elected. Ad-
joarned.
The AQUEpUCr BRIDGE CoNPANY are re-
ton; SO thar the drive Will BE- pleassn: and
agreeable.
FREE LECTURE tonight a; old chapel OF
Gra'e Church, High street. SubJec: a As
tronomy.' See advert sement.
PoLICR 1TENe.-tatherine Matthews WAS
arrested last evening for disorderly coudu >
by Officer Hospital. and was lined $50 by
Justice Buckley. Robert HarrOd. colorcd, was
before JnsIoe Buckley this morning charged
with the larceny of q tow line from boat H.
the caua', and was held 70 bail IN The sum %
SloO fo- his appearance al court.
TIE FLOUR MARKET The follow nc prices
for flour have ruled during the week WEIGHS
Family, SLASH 81; Georgetown Family $3.50
as13 Extra. S950aslI; Supertine. ssss-: Canal
Family, sllssl2.Jo; Extra, ss.5ols9; Superhne,
s65Uas..
DRovERs' RRsT.-The sales at this msrr yes-
terday Were very brisk, though the supply o!
cattle was small. We quote 2O1 head OF cattle
at S&s51Ss per TO lbs. gross; 80 sheep 81 S6as..
cows and calves at SiuashO.
RIVER soNT.-Eute-cd-Supamsr virginia
Drew, New lork, with merchandise. for u!
trict merchants. Cle,red-Schooner Thomas
]. Tull, Cooper, for Norfolk.
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ALEXANDRIA AND NICINrTY.-The Gd.etr, OF
last evening has the following items:
Drocned.-The assistant light house keeper AZ
Lower CEDAR Point, a man named CHI, well
known in this city, was drowned az that place
on Friday last He and Benjamin Langly, toe
keeper OF the light hoase, hsd been ashore in q
small boat, and Ii was on their return, while
getting out OF the boat on TO the steps of the
light house, that the unfortunate man fell into
the Potomac and lost bic life.
land Sdie.-The farm Of the late Annie Coa,
near Falls Church station, on the A, l.. Il III
acres. with improvements, as bought last
week by W. A Duncan, of tins place, for sos
per acre.
kHi9hfs Of Pythids.-At q meeting of the
Grand Lodge of knights of Py :nias OF the State
OF Virginia. OF Wednesday night last. George
Duffy, OF Oriental Lodge. No. q, OF Alexandria
was elected Grand Inner Steward.
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STEERS PORT CRAZE WINR.-The mild
character and sup erior tonic properties OF The
Port Grape Wine over those formerly used by
physicians have deservedIy created for IL
place In our sick rooms and hospitals Gov
eminent now uses il. The Sanitary and
Christian com missiouers use it; and Mr.. Spe er
in producing so excellent a native wine is a
benefactor in his line. His business now 10
very extensive, and what with drawing of
and bottlIng, packing and box making, quite q
force Is engaged. To the remotest part of the
country his cases are sent and by means of his
medicinal and sacramento Port Grape Wine,
the name of Alfred Spser has become ever
where familiar household word.-P Paterson
Guardian.
Onr d. uggists have some Of this wine WAS
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CORNs, &C.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chircpodist,
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
&24 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4 \ and 9th
streets, since 1o6I, successfully treats Corns,
Bunions, ChIlblains, Club and Ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases VI the feet without
pam or inconvenience tn the patient. The
shoe canoe worn with ease Immediately
after tie oTera,ion: Refers TO The many
eminent physicians, surgeons and thousands
OF otber responsible persons who patronlze
his establishment Hoars from a. m. to D.
NJ. Owing to press OF business at Office Dr.
White is unable to visit patients at their resi-.
dences except between 6 and d. IN.
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CITY ITEMS.

THH ArTRACTIvENRss of the new Jewelry
Store OF Mr.. Prigg, at 436 Pennsylvania avenue,
near street, may be imagined when we state
tnat ladies and gentlemen frequently purchase
Sets of Jeweiry there and send them to reno Q
cihfs for presents for their friends. We are not
surprised at this, for Mr.. frigg is constantly
receiving novelties. His stock includes over
one thousand styles. All the new designs in
expensive Jewelry are rapidly initiated and
reproduced at the moderate price OF one dollar,
and the most wealthy ladies do not hesitate to
adopt them. The Brazilian Bugs, AZ - a ser,
nave had tremendous run in Washington,
and the Roman and Etruscsn Sets have ne yer
been surpassed for beauty and elegance
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TIE DOCKING SEAsON.-It is stated by ey =
perleBc ed duckIng men that this has been the
most inauspicious season for hunting ducks
which has even been known. a number of
uappers have already returned home, and
abaH dOned The pursuit entirely for the present
Yesterday Messrs. Davis II NcKenney, vacated
their grounds and brought home all their para
phernalla used IN Its prosecution. the Po'o-
mac Is said 10 be entirely clear of all kinds of
game fowl. and on DAYS Journey yesterday
up the Potomac the only ducks seen were a
flock Of nine ''shuiilers." The representations
are not altogether Infavorable to more colu
WEATHER, however, as the usual migration of
wild geese north ard has MOI vet taken place
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ERUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TRE1o.
TO FRUIT GROWERS AND eTalRs

The undeisisned having closed out the small
ready to receive orders IRON all Who may de-
sire for glrips sitting, Once No: I, wssh.
and PennsyIvasis ' aver %, whsrs can b seen Dc.
:criltiye plate book and catalogHes Of Northern
SSit Trees Of all varieties. As0, Ernap% s
&C.; In shOrt. svrrytSips sppsrt aiming both to for.
eien md American Tres Svsry srticie war.
hsDd: 70 be choice and give sstisfactIon; Persons
desiring g purchase, and unable 70 attepd to i
the Post Once, and viii call, at their desire. at
their place Of bpsinese or residepce. Experisneed
sire reference siyen o. to quality Of what have
alresdy dislosed of:-Dr. Darby, 1th street. Mr..
hardware merchant, Pennsylvania avenue; Nc.
Collins builder. 18th street: Mr.. n O. Draper,
corner O street north end 18th street vest. :.
Can be seen ct Kirkwood House before 20 m.
and after D. N II. 3. DRAPER
iAla lW Aao
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THR TRKTH's SALvATIoN.-The interior
bark OF the Soap Tree Of Chill is admitted by
botanIsts TO possess cleansing and preserva-
tive ualities unshared by any other known
substance. Its native name, Outlay, is from
Quiltidn, to make clean. This matchless anti
septic is main cons tItuent of the famous
preparation for the teeth known as Sozodont,
which has long since taken the lead OF eyery
other article Of its class throughout the West.
ern Hemisphere. 60
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EDITOR STAR:-ls there any law regulating
the charges OF night scayengers in this city, II
yon can state in your paper what the law al
lows for their services you will oblige
MANY CITIZENS.
Under the act Of April, 1854, the following
fees were established: Fifty cents for each
box not exceeding three feet In length, eigh teen
inches in breath ara ighteen inches in depth
and for each additional foot or part of a foot in
iergth twenty-five cents; and for all boxes OF
greater breath or depth than that prescribed oy
mis- act the said sclvengers shall b. entitled to
demand compensation in the proportion that
said increase dimensions bear TO tho; q prn-
scribSd herein. And the said scavengers shall
be entitled TO receive for every bucket or other
vessel not exceeding eighteen III hes in dia me-
ter, Cleaned by them. respectively, the sum of
thirty seyen and a-half cents: and every bucket
or other vessel, exceeding eighteen inches in
diameter, shall be charged at the rate fixed for
boxes" Under the act Of November 10TH 1863.
scaveDgers who make their deposits beyond
the limits OF the city are authorized TO demand
and receive Is per cent. in addition to the above
fees.
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CASE DIsNIssED.-Tnis morning, ]. Wright
Ciark, arrested some days ago on the charge of
having ob.a,ned - 100 from MAJ or Ames by
false prets noes, appeared before Justice SneD-
herd Tor afurther hearing, when Geo. PIERCE
appeared for the prosecution and made a
motion Tor further continuan, e, W hich the
Justice oyeGruled, on the ground that "a DAYS
nac eispsfd since his first arrest, and dis.
missed the caSe e, saying that Mr.. clark could be-
obtained should Malor Ames succeed in having
him, indicted by the Grand Jury, when he ar
-ived.
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Doctor j. H. THOMPSON HAS RnovHD $
once ana residence from the First Ward 70
massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth AID
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east of Fo ar.
.eehth street. Office hours before 10 a. m, q I'd
from I to p. m. Hours Of attendance at the
Woman's Hospital, from l to Up. m. every
day. Sundays excepted I03
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JAI COOKE CO.,
BAL Z
RryYIRNYS sTRIBs, OPPOSITE rruAsrx,
Buy and 50 1t carrent market rates, and
constantly on hand full supply Of al
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEyEH-TBIKTIEs, AHDSeMPOuBp
INTEREST MOTIFS.
Orders for STOCKS, BOMBS, &C., s1scutss
and collections mace on oil accessible points.
ssI-tf
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WHEREFORE "PoTTBR's FIELD M Ed-
ttT The inquiry is made IN yesterdays STAR,
par n theticalIy, what circumstance gave rise
10 the name of "Potter's Field" used to distin.
guish the burial places OF the poor and strange
dead Just without the walls of Jerusalem, at
he foot of a mountain, vas a field for the
burial Of strangers, which was called Potter's
Field, because n furnished = sort of clay suit
able for potters ware This field was called
also AcsldspaG (Acts 7, ia,) or the .sfield of
blood" 80 named because it was pure based By
The chief priests with the money returned by
judas as The price of the Savioar's blood.
r.
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THR TREASURER or TIE PRovIDENT Arp
~oCIETN- Alex. x. shepherd. 20 acknowI-
"oGrs tne following receipts dUiITg the past
Nc weeks. Oscar hOugh, -; ). AmaP, sundry
corrections, s-G.OJ; surgeon l. \. Edwards,
from employ - IN office OF Surgeon General
So; L. BIrge, -; =. \. Fitch, -; lady
through Dr. Sunderland, 81; NJ Nash coIlac-
Sons or Navy Yard. so 30 additional from
Cen mittse, Second Ward-Johu l.. kidwelI
Sle. h. W. Reed a Sons -, Hon. J. - Smith
VS., y. McClelland So, Devlin j. Co 81; lady
through Mr. Slower, 81; Mr.. J. w. Babson
collections IN Pension Office, $3.50; from
Treasury Departmsnt-B. W Keyser, $40
rios h Wallaee, 81; ;. +. Dolbear, 81: h.
Small, 81; S. Stone, 81; q. Snowden. 81: w II
oCoInor, 81, cash, in four amounts, 81.
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VISITING FIRHMIH-YesterdAy delegation
OF the Good Will Engine Company Of Phiiadel-
phia, visited this city for the purpose OF com.
pletlng arrangements for quarters, &c, during
Messrs. w. r. leeds, H. !. McIntire, Robert
M. Evans, and James Carr, and were enter.
tanned BY Chief Engineer Elwood, Commits.
sioner q orbutf, and Mr. John q. Clary Of No.
2 Engine. The commits were highly pleased
with the arrangem ents made for thar recep-
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THROAT DIsRAsEs.-isWe would call atten =
ton to Browns Bronchial Troches.' We have
found them efiicacious in allaying Irritation in
the Throat and BrochIa, and would commend
them 10 the attention OF Public Speakers and
others troubled with affections of the Throat
Ihey are also an excellent remedy for Hoarse-
ness resulting from cold oagregdtionaltst,
Boston. eo3
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PARDOrED BY The PRESIDENT
LevIn TUrpln. convicted Of manslaughter IN
sIlhDg Thomas II kellahs. IN June last, and
sentenced 10 eigh. wears in the Peniteniiary on
ne 2ith o. July, was pardOned by the Prcsi-
den;, and released. The petition for the pardon
was signed by Mayor Bowen. ex-Mayor Wal
lach- Hon Montgomery Blair. General Green
Clsv Smith many memse of the bar. the Jury
py u hioh BE- was convicted, and large mum
De- OF citizens
The pardon states that Iii il represented thar
previous 10 the commission of this ms FIRST Of
i-nce ne always bore good reputation" aud
that the homicide was committed under en-
cum stances which e1 cIude any imputation of
design, and are not Inconsistent with IL having
been accidsn tallv: and his TenOrse a. the act
Nv which the hfe of pei sOnal friend was
-aseE, has been and IS a heavy punish u mt
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ASSAULT WITH lKr1nr TO KIL.-A bout one
oeloe 4 last NIGHTS man named FrankIiu Scott,
naihne from Fan Tax, Va, shot a yonns man
named George Sinclair, in the neck. but tortu.
nately did not make a serious wound. ON
GERS Acton and Evans arrested Scott and this
morning he had a hearing before Justice Ozark
VINO committed him 20 Jail for court. Another
charge hiss ns-n made against Scott Of assault.
ing John FriZzeil, near the CnaiA Bridge.
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STRAN YACHT CLUB.-SeveraI gentIen IN O,
THIS city have, for some time past been discuss.
ing the subject Of purchasing steam Yacht to
be use d for pies ure excursions during salliog
seas On. IL meeting wa held a few days Since
End SUFFICIENT encouragpmpnt hayin- been
given, an organization was eff ctad aad the
necessary committee were appointed to carry
the same into effect
Another meeting Is to be held at the Owen
Honse on the stu OF February, when il is eX-
pee.ed that permanent organization Will be
completed.
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YCCNG THILVkS.-Yssterday Sergeant Pierce
and cffcsrs Peas.Cr, Fitzpatrick, and Brown
arrvs'ed James PeytOn and Thomas White
TWO cClor6d boys on the charge of lifting goods
from sore doors, The SPECIFIC cases beng the
Isrceny Of basket brushes, &c, from d. III
Bother, OF twenty-five yards of calico and pair
OF gnuntf;s from 7. Crawford. L. app ars
TOM the statements OF the Darties that thew
have been engag d in shop lifting for a year or
lwo past aNd CItentImes they have taken good
Hon DE back of 'be stores, following custom
rs Qua 80 ira the proprie:ors and clerks would
thinz tn, they we're Carving ont purcbasrd
goods II sppears. also, that these bows ha We
been dong sharp game, knowing 20 dot how
iOIg cefoTe policemen would pass place so
as 20 De abe 20 get out, aud also thar Peytou
only 3elrs 10 years Of age, keeps a woman on
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WE Would REMIND the subscribers of the
STAR that they can greatly aid the route agents
in making their collections by having the
call. The agents are required to pay cash
weekly to the STAR office for the papers they
supply to subscribers, and rs they are men Of
small means, they are obliged to collect up
close every week or every month, In order TO
meet their engagements. A little thoughtful
ness on the part OF subscribers in this matter
will help the agents greatly.
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BANKERS.

j. A. RUFF, rreas J.B BRYAN. Presv.
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
(Chsrtsd BY Oonarso,j
PAYS INTEBIST ON DDPOSIre.
Bonds and Stocks. Gold and Silver bought and
sold.
Highest market prices Dsid for Land Wsrr.nu.
full supply Of Revenue stsmps KEPT constant,
On hand. sa,etf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-30

A CoMPRoNIsR.-In May last, Patrick FitZ.
gerald, al employee Of the Consolidated Coal
Company OF Maryland. was accidently killed
In Georgetown by being run over by a coal
truck. His widow In st,tuted a SUIT against the
company for damages; and the case was To
have been heard at the ensuing term. The
matter has, however, been properly adjusted
the widow paid 5000, and me company obi
gate themselves TO pay all bills due for medi.
cal attendance