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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08

SINGULAR CIRCUNsTANCE.-S:m few
months since a little girl, SIX years of age,
daughter of George g.. BIHehI. re- IdIng at lTi
Sixth street west between y and q, acci lent
ly let fall into her ear u tooth, with which sh-
had been play ing. The tootn vas one Of her
own, having been previously EXTRACTED from
her mouth, and when 10 DIR pped into he aura
organ, Immediately lodged against the dram,
out ofsl lat, and soon created d- tfu. s. Latter
ly several attempts were MADE 20 remove II
bu' without success, and, IS ! became eX eco =
Iugly painful, tie father OF tn child applied 10
Or. AbUTn, who removed the tooth IN a fe "
child. Her hearing was also completely ra
stored, and the successful result IS solely n.
tTIbUahl- 10 tie u and scientific attainment
OF the physician -CHr0f.tcle.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

POTOMAC LODGE, No + A. NJ
~ GEORGETOWN, ID. u Feb !. lS59
4 he committee appointed TO Graft suita... res
outlCns 10 the mory of Brother J. lisa r. BAR
R.IT hegleave to submit the following report:
whereas II has pleased Almighty 6Oc in his In
noite wisdom 10 re move from our midst on dearly
Deioseo brother. j. I>AAC BARRETT therefor.
R,Soirsf, That whilst We Low in humble submis.
SOD TO the Will and pleasure OF the Grand Master
OF That Holy LeiEc above. yet de p;ore and
deeply regret the unit Hely demise Of our deceased
orotier, nd sincerely srmpathize with tae fami y
and relatives IN their direst ilamity. stricken
down in the prime of life by tn. all devOurIng
&C, be OF tine, which cuts the brittle thread of lie
ant ng us, and been gathered into the land where
our fathers have gone efore We are tan oh, .
c. nfde In the evergreen and ever living s,iy o.
lilth m ~ merits of the Lion OF the trl be of n
deh when siren CITIZENS vita conii5elce and
con posnTe ~ i oh forward 10 blt ssed i'm no al
1ty, and doubt not but in the glorious morn of res
direction lis body will rise GnG become AS incor
rEpubie as his soul Then let MS initiate our de-
ceated brother IN his virtnous and ania bic cnuduct
IN his uneigned Iiety 10 God, in his infexiDle
hdeHty 70 his trust, that We may welcome the grim
tyrart De aih, and receive him as q KIDD m essen
ger sent from our Supreme Grand Master to trans
lae Us from this tmperfcc CT e. that ali perfect po
rious al d celestial Lodge above, where the Su
preme Architect OF the CuiveTs so presiaes.
Resnirsd tI0th.r, That these resolutions lie pub
llshed III the - Evening htar' AID Georgetown
courier - and an official copy, Under seal of this
Lodge. he transmitted TO the family uf urr Dc
spect aid esteem in which he held 10y this
Lodge. =. MASON GOSZLER
RI SBJNN.
MlSGATE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08

The POINT LOOKOUT RAILROAD AND THE
BUSINESS MEN OF THIS DIsTRICT.-At NEE =
ing of the citizens OF France Georges county.
Md, held at Brandy wine a fe " days -, NJ T.
Early offered The following resolution, which
was unanimously adopted
We, the citizens Of Prince Georges county.
bt Ing desirous of increasing our business re
la;iOas with the citizen of the District by build
ing railroads and turnpikos, and csp.c ,ally by
The build Ipg OF the southern Maryland rail
road, and thereby increasing the trade and
travel of the counties OF Prince Georges.
Charles aud ST. Mary's with the District, and
believing II the interest and duty of the
business men of the city 10 and in building this
road, pledge ourselves each to the other to de a
only wI'n those business men VINO aid us in
This enterprise; and We request the agent, l.
W H. Hutchins, 10 send US the names OF tn Dse
business men who give material aid to thu ,
road. and those who refuse, so that we NAV
know our friends, and that request tn
citizens ef the other counties. III all meetings
hertaf'tr held, 10 join IN this resolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08

IHR POTOMAC ERONT.-The weather is fine
al, und the Wiaryes to-day, and matters pre-
sent lively aspect, although several DAYS may
-iapse before business revIves. The steamer
arrow, SiackpOle, left At her usual hour this
mofnIuG inI Mount Vernon and Marshaii's
Landing, with passengers and mails.
fGItTS bh0J.-Arriy ed-Steamer Guidin :
Star. Wilson. from AlexandTla. with wood 10.
Gleason Glenn.
Rt6g's HhGrJ.-irrIyed-SchO Oners X 1ber
IamS>- Ssars; Nellie S-IIu~- from ;he Vtrzlu L. 81
-GOTes. with select oysters tor Turner 4 Son
1 lie mari-e' At this time - veil supplied in
oysters OF good qUll!ty, whieA tBr above tiTu
= supplying 20 Cealers n reason ale prices
iassisf's iadTf.-SaIlt d-S.eansr EutaI prise
ITaher- tor Norfolk. with oyster snelIs tor ley.
ah/lEE purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08

iSAUGU RATION BALL.-The committee or
lie inaugural ceremonies and Dali n iii me- L
ing AT their headq uartrrs on S4r nrdAy evening,
mayer Bowen preslding.) when he repOr5 -
O. several committees Were received aud acted
urCn. The prIce OF tickets was fixed AT II
esr b, each ticket 70 admit "A gentleman and w
iadies- Three bands of music rendered their
services. and were accepted. The selection OF
caier'r was postponed until the meeting OF
n" general committee on Wednesday evening
The tickets are designed by Messrs. Pulp a
SClomoDs, of tins city, are gotten up in elegant
style, and VIII be- ready for sale IN a few DAYS
Gen Grant has reconsidered his original pur-
pose, and the committee has information that
he " Ill TIE present al The ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08

PROyIDENT AID SoCIETY.-The Board OF
Directors Of the PTOvIdeut Aid Society neld a
meeting on Saturday, Hon. Peter Par ker IN the
hair and james X. q Beirne secretary. The
report CT the committee appointed 10 wait upon
Mayor Bowen IN regard 10 the S}0,GD0 apDCs.
pfIatIOn was presented by the president aud
accepted. The Chair suggested, III view OF b
Prospective appropriate, that tue operation
OF the society be continued. ON mo-iOn of NJ
a X. ShepEerc, the general agent vas instruct
ed 10 limit expenses OF each soup-GOus- 70 $50
pr week Mr.. ]. II. johnson moved that =
commute Dc appointed - wait upon Mayor
Bowen and request the names of the parties -
whom D. alluded as not having the con II len q
OF the community; carried, and the C1aiT fp-
pointed Msssrs. Johnson. Savage AMI Sears the
committee. On motion Ct CUlo' 81 o Beirne, tn
Mayors Of Wilmington Fnd GeOrgetOwn aud
President Of The Levy Court Were elected CON
piimentaEy managers OF this >OeIe.y. Adj
ICUEntu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08

CHARGE OF PKRJURY-On Saturday. John
and Maria Lane were before Justice Smith on
the charge Of perjury, preferred by John q uinn.
They had testified before Justice Walter that II
a certain time q uinn sold liquor to another
party, and on the examination q uiun proved
other wise, and consequently thew were held to
bail for court on the charge OF perjury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08
THE COURrS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge FSsssr-This msrn-
ing. JOIN Williams, ind cted for petit larceny,
was found guilty, and sentenced TO Jail for i've
days, and on a charge of grand larceny he was
convicted ana sentenced to the penitentiary for
two years. John Coleman, indicted for an as.
saut with intent TO Kill, was found guilty of
assault and battery only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08

T. GE0R ETowV, Fec lst 1879
L II Z GNDERSlG. ES HAVE THIS DAY
formed CopnTtn,Tship. under the anne and az L.
Of bCRROt Obs DoUGAL for the purpose Of
conducting ne Cemmission Rusiness In Flour,
Grain, and other Produce, aud Dealers In Guano
and FerniZers. Il. BUkROCGHS
W. II. DOUGAL.
Jbe lrst. ess for the past thirteen years conduct
60 ~ NE LES been this day assumed by Messrs
burroughs DCugal ! cordially commend ~.
new hTm 20 my customers and friends
BENZ DARBY,
ie2-]m - Water st, Georgetown, ID. G
COKE sOR sALE--o-ders will he received tor
COKE az the Book and Stationery store Of!
gro I. GETTY co No. los Bridge street
Otorgetovn, and Twenty five (25l Bush, Is deiiy-
cred in any part Of GEORGETOWN tor So ial5-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08

ELECTION or OPFICRRs.-The Philosophical
Lycsum held is regular meeting yesterday
att rnOon, and the following officers were elect.
ed for the SUNG term j. L. GetcheI, Pres.
Ident; DIR. Mary L. Walker Vice President: DR.
Vim Boyd. Secretary and Treasurer Dr. Ellen
Baird Harmon was elected an honorary nan
Der.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08
EVENING STAR.
LOCAL N EWS.


NATIONAL THKATR--Reappearanc of the
Zavistovski Sisters. "Ixion" and the "Dumb
Girl Of Genoa
CANrIRBURY.-First appearance of Eiloya
Zoysra- NJ lie Celestine, aud Sam Deyine
HARnoNIAL HALL.-Concert by Jesse Shep-
ard
ODD PILLOWS HALI.-Second Grand Rail
Of the Young Mems Temperance Society.
PReF. SMITHS Art Gallery, 3O4 Pennsvlva.
MIA avenue. New pictures on exhibition
FIsTKBSTH-sr. PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcu.-
Concert BY the Choir.
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zNTENAEIASs.-ILrIe Is residing on N-g-
ok avenue. Ls1- ith s-reef, tci0red HO.la -
named Msiylua hOth!ey, who's e -, ~ uel- -
an - arrived a. - ls> W RS ST. r.-
-ta.C until ne var IN Prince ,i.,ry-s unity.
Eit. &u1 hvT last owner vas NJ. HIshfn-f-a
E-TrS- Nh ubs-lutirE her great age M
nIsLEet- her r-s..ht quite gooi and size T.,
Al . "a WAX !-On one room - smother Gu -.
bri~Ely- Thee are two persons a. he aim
hOUs- v 10 a.. older t1lD lie ABOVE mention. 3 .
and there are Two O-hex cOIuret women r-s,.t-
ins on Capitol Hi who are over huud ed
each.
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RTPORR TuvGu

REPoRK THE GRAND JURY.-Saturday, Gen
samuel A Duncan, of the Office Of Commits.
sicner OF Patents, who was party to the COW.
hldlhe affair At the Patent Office on Friday
lss', went before the grand jury and laid a
com plant against Mr.. VIM H. Dempsey,
CHARGING him with assault and battery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08

THR COMING CKLRBRATIoN OF THE ODD
MISUNDERSTANDING to the resolution adopt
eu AT the ann Lal CON mu cation OF the Grand
Lodge OF the United States, at its session in
Baltimore in September last, the fiftieth auni-
yersary of the estabiish ment of td-Fellow-
snip In America is to be celebrated III Philadel.
pima on the 26th of April next Already the
members OF the Order III Philadelphia are
making preparations for the grand denonstra-
non, and the procession is expected TO be one
OF the largest of the kind ever attempted in this
country. Some twenty different committees
have been appointed, ard everything connected
with the affair is 10 re on grand scale. Gem
eral James J.. Ridg"ly. OF Baltimore, is to be
the orator OF the day. Ii is estimated that
6UGdO men will De IN the line. l. II anticipated
that several thousand members from Baltimore
VIII attend, and every lodge in Maryland and
this DlsUict viii be representative mum Ger
from this city being estimated At light hundred.
All OF the Eastern = ats Will send on large
delegations, and Massachusetts gives notice
that she will bring host OF members. All
portions OF New York and PENNSYLVANIA will
be fully represented. and the southern and
Western States sxpeCt To mas q large display
There Will be music IN the 'ILe nom every see
ton of the country. and new rrg.I.q. bInuers
and flags are being made "a fast a the manu-
facturers throughout The country can turn
The m out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08

UNCERTAINTY OF LITK-A few DAYS siucs
~ aHHOuGcet tie death o. young Ia ~ VI -
1lemennn1 Dung sister Of E-uWick Youn-
fsq.. rssiuinc ON the Mary land SIDE OF tn-
Potomac, short distance below iIesbor0-
She wss summoned here only - few weeks
since from OHIO. 10 minister 70 the wants OF an
ihNahd sister, v no was 50 seriously M AT the
lime that her death was hourly 10 ked for and
nef s1rlal garments prepared. The Invalid,
however nnally grew better. and the deceased
VINO was IN good health when she came here,
vas TAKEN with pneumonia, DIED aftsE a short
Innees, and was buried IN the garments already
made mp for her sister
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08

TEMPERANCE MATTRRs.-The regular week.
~ meeting OF the society took place at TEN
peTanc- Hall last evening. MIR j. II. Thompson
In III chair, and Rev. o. w. Dennison, den.
.rai Riley. W. p. Drew and others deIiyers,i
iCIessss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08

DEATH o. A POLICENAN-Mr Vm y
GiO-On- I'D officer of me Metro plit4n Prlt..
ifCm ne CrganiZal on. Who has U-en doing duL.
Al he Executive Mansion TO- over thTFe yetI,
past died At h's residence 40 son d WasbIa,-
iUs- a. "a early hour yesterday rnorcIng. lie
hau been Cuafned % MS house Tor several
months with cCnsumptIOt, contra It'd .hiIa A
msTabsr OF the force. hdIor kIelards vrsJer-
cav : uSd AL order au.JuE,.Z HiJ dc itn D.
the force. II the course OF whI.h h. saws. NO
meIAbsr % The Z rec had better recOrd fOr q
falthfdl and energetic discharge OF duty WI u
al He Attn taau me subject OF tlIs order D."
s~i@Ii ~ My men was made - ate Oh .u-
fuE-Eal' wE-sC to- Z place t.ts afternoon a. .
C.Cl1,E. aud was attended by Eastern Id -
n =, Ctoti Fellows. and a large numt-T b. Z
friends. UnO fol- 9y"d ne r-rn I.us 10 the Con-
sTts -ICLa4 teTl-rry. where they were Iut-.r-f b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08

NALrABE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE -Nsssrs.
Green x Williams will sell, by auction TO-
morrow afternoon, on the premises several
valuable improved lots on 18th and f streets.
fsioneIDg TO the estate Of the late Georre w
ksating. See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08

We WOULD REMIND :he subscribers of. The
STAR that they can greatly aid the route agent.
IN making their collections by having tue
amount due them always ready when they
cav. The agents are required 10 paw cash
weekly 10 The STAR once Tor the pape;s they
supply 20 subscribers, and a they are men Of
small means, they are Obliged % collect ~
Close every w2rk or every month, IN order 10
meet their engagements A little thOn Shtful-
mess On me part If SUBS IIbsI- III his matter
VIII help tie agents greatly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08

ARRESTLD or CsPICICH.-I0seph Duncan
William Cornell. AID Thomas J. Eiau we're ar
rec ed last mag, AZ GeOTgetown a. the III.
stauce OF Detectives Il2iev. Cla.y woe and Ne
Deviu. on reed with being The parties who
TOt6eC Crosses grocery store, on 7th street on
Saturday night, and are held for a hearing
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pROPOsALs FOR CORN.
hEADQuARrERs FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
STATE OF rExAs.

I
OFFICE OF OHIEF QuARrRRMAsrgR. \
s,. AUSTIN. TEXAS. January 20. 1859
q, nm PROPOSALS, in duplicate. will b received
II t fo once until eaTrRDAY. Fec q, 1859. .,
M T T ~ Fort Duncan, Texas, with such qusntity
Corn ~ - may be required until June 30. 1859
.h.mIl 70 be OF good clean, ner ch antabe quality
Inspection i"ssehS, suoJ0es 70 risio
s s!d continue in such o1sptities ana st saeh
ter '0Suho" " tho rose 2aerSofmes
BIG: g De plainly endorsed .P-op ,sal for Corn
sers;vnsb 0ncsn, Texas" and addressed TO the ON.
by command Of Brevet Major General Candy.
} A. POTT GR.
q OF vet BrfgAdier General Aaa e NJ.
Fifth AiH.sry District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08

TIP w. a. 4; q. II. R.-Tbis morning in the
Eqnity Cour,. JUDGE Dlin. in the c1se of Rigss
q TO- against the Washington, Alexandria an d
Georgetown Ia lrOad, a DC cree was passed di-
rectInG foreclosure of deed of trust aud sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08
TEsTiIONiALs.

This Is 10 Certify ga; had two Bunion. for
tDree ears staaa<g, ats, ghilblairs % both Zee
lof the lssc ten Tsa-s Had &c re see fay or sight
Nave trles Various remedies. iut r.selvsf . re
lei until con .Tneu-td usf-s nrspars " lRdsrf-
MEDICAL Discover. ] lbtslned ons -hAlf oupco
bottle, which he. e't--tEd = gsrfsrt cure.
NM. L. HEW AI.U s. Patent oRcs
sNora 20 ard subscribed before me tl.is 17th day
EpW p BE0WN. Notary Public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08

TBK APPROACH or LENT -Wrb tomorrow,
ShrOHe Tue scay. or !L IL called IL New
oiiesns, "IIFdI Gras," the festival season i'm
psciafely Preceding Lent will end. wrdnes-
day neat, known as Ash Wednesday, manga
Fairs the peDitsntTal p-rIot OF Lent which "a
= well Hno~D, eontInues forty days uatii
Easter SanCay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08

Coat EBiEr.-bn Saturday evening the no.
lice OF the ISt pr nj, .. The rsUnsst of I,r
Nni- Boyd, arrested Col0red boy nam, d
AUbur Slams on Ins charge .! Stealing IN
overcOst fIOm l,T. g. EcSAJri-, OF th. y v.aTb
ard, and h- was con -ci.irG - nall fyr ,,nrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08

RIAL ESTATE SALB IN MARYLANp.-W.
learn that Judge Alexander of the law tirm
OF Alexander i Smith of this cIty. has pur.
shassd of John T. Clarke, fifty EIGHT acres oi
hs farm including g nne building site. on
which be intends 10 erect a NAN dcent build
iDE OF stone 50 IS feet, at Jessup's Cat. This
Inrchase was effected by NJ. BAnnon. This
place has improved more Within the last fe "
yesIs u AZ any other place ON the Washington
BraI Oh Railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08

q, Lis = = certify that nave La . ss-Y painful
deal ~ f2e tiU' 80 pSi- -u .i badly s~oien As 4
A'.+ nc 20 ~ sbof lsve tired uI.ly saif %
5aeneed psiss DesPFRs NONDEEFUl, MD
6Shb pisSohtRf. y which Oh aimed Que hat
Hui." Do =. ar no- lave a. pain; oaa wea- m
100 w. ~, lcIt sty ysni.goo. uaa nays
EH GODDARD
sutscr'Nes sEo sr0rn - fore ne, = gy,sttoe Of
80 F,a1. T. HHd Tor !. Fh.ngtcE county -
Wy HserIN J.P
This Il % csctif. TIA, har. been ,roub,,a Tor
one y,sr vi,a swo!.et. LiIi-s. L. Is and Pet: 90
much 80 thst they were nearD twice their natural
aeos, &c s . sSPs y hsss sssS
PRS wSspe e III esT sp,%.s e s.e ssA
SIN nov using the fourth hsif ounce bottle. and my
lmfs are reduced neariJ 20 theig natural size ami
sitting down. now can continue to walk aud feel
hke new man am sinty-eighs years af age ssn
iifss s boz .sos e
RauBEN This mar. popp.
the Peace in and Tor " ashinetoa County, D. O..
this litl day OF snusry, 1873.
wM. MARTIN, y.P.
WARRINGTON. January l4th. lNU
This to 10 certify that have he'd 90 exc eedia sv
pairt bunioni ! take Rle:sure IN stating that
LgL nHDIcAL DISCOVERY hes Effected . esr-
JAMES n. This markl oLAyroH.
NO. iSS iotn ST., between n ard esreets
snbscrfbed end sworn to before me a Justi 90 @.
Tie Peeee; in and for Washington couuty, G..
this i''b Cay Of Janssry, lss.
o. Rr ,s sa,,!. g.LLAR Per Bottle; Bottles.
Sent to ell psrs By express, on receipt OF money,
rs DRAPRR,
Once No. Wsshingsos Building,
corner Pc. avenue and 7th ct IA soor,
from g. n.nsp.n
Beard at the Kirkwooa Horse.
~: B..I An ready 20 enter into ooatrs,.s @,,h
gooo and responsible persops. mysele S~SSs.s 80
syDreati TO cure Bunisns. Chiiibisiss Va Va
Srestse xsss' OK no Day.
r nov AL.
NIILIr 4 RRpoRAyR-
EALfRRs,
ei.S sssass mon Northern Liberty Msrkst.
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TFOR THE starr


A FEW WoRDs TO THE HoUsRKHHPER's
CLUB.-As all houseseepers should endeavor
TO assist the new movement TO ameliorate their
condition, take mp M p with that intention.
First, we wan good, honest, reliable SER
wants. Next we want to be informed Of the
best cooking stove, and the best washing ma.
chine. good servant-a good stove-and a
washing machine that will not tear the clothes
to pieces, are great desiderata. But il the As.
sociation would establish a laundry, a cook
house. and a school for the best instr uction in
domestic economy and the art of cooking
&c, ii would strike, at once, at the evils
under which all housekeepers are groaning 2.
Lei the association open, al once, a school for
house servants, aye, and for housekeepers too
and let every young woman in the city attead,
ard my word for il, you would not have TO
look In the dictionary for the word happiness
Exalt domestic work, instead of degrading il
TO the capacity OF the Migrants who apply a,
our doors for situations. in the bOsom of on r
families, and yoC strike at the root of the evil
The ght OF science is wanting at home. 1t is
wanting in the kitchen, in The pantry. in tn
waSh-tub. Our public schools are killing our
girls with arithmetic, and not giving them n
EARNINGS worth of such learning as a true wo-
man wants. How much double rnle of thrcs
have l wanted since / left the .chooI-room
The American body Is KILLED outright bv the
American mInu. Let US know how 10 b.
healthy and happy. and in that much true wis.
dom lies. Yours respectfully,
ROSA FITZGRRALD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08

TIE TREASURER or THE PRovIpxyr Arm
SOCIETY, Alex. r. Shepherd, Esq, ackuowI-
edges the folio wing receipt since last pubiica.
tIou: From ID. NJ. Rohrer, $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08

A BOLD RCBBERY.-On Saturday night
the, residence OF Mr.. Marshall Brown. corner
OF street north and First street west, was
Iobbe d of two gold watc hes-one the property
~ Mr. Brown and the other IN 1t of a guest
$40 IN greennacks belonging TO Mr.. b., and a
Variable set OF pc arl Jewelry belonging 10 Mrs.
b.. the whole, including the money, amounting
IN value TO about one thousand dollars The
robbery Was perpetrdted under rather unusual
circumstances. On the night of its occurrence,
HIr- Brown bad given a brilliant reception.
which was largely attended ana lasted tIIl pa I
Midnight, when the servants were engaged for
= short while IN clearing away the supper
ihlDgs and putting away the valuable silver
plate, after which they retired. Yesterday
moThIIg, when the servants 4 woke they found
the gas lighted throughout ne house, the bach
basement door broken in. al d. pom further ex =
animation. discovered Mr. + WINS clothing in
The hall way. minus the amount of gr-enb1cks
stated above, and gold watch, while the
on: bers OF a guest as also MI Browns, had
been invade and despoiled Of jeweIry and
(, ID watch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08
- EAUTIFUL WINDOW SHADES.
STAIR AND yESTIBULE RODS,
AND FIXTURES kOE DITro-


Just receiver and on sale full supply OF the
cheap
beautiful SHADES and many styles at 81, wor,h
Good STAIR RODS and FIXTURES at 81 o.
pr deem and letter ones q psoPor.Iionsbly lew
Dealer in Carpstings, Matthias. t OiIcotSs. &c
10 6.eolm INTEL No. Market Space.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF washington County. In the District OF Colum.
Of MICHAEL LINXHAE, late Of WaskinSt
Ton City, ID. q deceased. All persons havins
cAlms against the said deceased are hereby WarneU
20 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, ON or before the ID day Of Feb
rusIy next they may other wise BY Law be excluded
nom az bene6t Of the said estate Given under
ELLEN ther mark LENAHAH.
Ieb3 law3W' Test: JAS B O'BElRNE
OEPHANs' ,COURr. February ., lsss.--D,s
70 r,t:-In the case OF ELIZABEfH SSIRT'
AaGm.niGrstrix Of william Ebert, deceased, the
Auml1otratrfx Aforesaid has. with the approba
.l s OF the Orphans, Court Of Washington County
ssoresaid, apIoiAted TUESDAY, the a day OF
.srch, 1853, for the dnal settlement and tistribu
lion OF the persona estate Of said deceased, and
collected and turned into money. when aud where
AL me creditors and heirs Of said deceased are no
unro 10 attend 9th their claims properly vouched
or they may otherwise BY Law DO excluded from ali
DsnSnt In said decesseds estate: provided CODY
We.is IBIS o; Grdsr he pubisnsd once week II three
fe.,.,aw. Test:-JAS. =. 0BtIRHE,