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CARR In Philadelphia, on the 9th ofMarch lse6
OvERfoN CARh, In the sevensy-fourth ysar Of his
CASTLE At 4A4 II street northwest Narca seh.
lsSe. Captain ID. X CASTLE. Of the General Lana
Funeral wfl take place from his late resdencs, go
II street northwest, tomorrow, q S:3O pm.
1855 Or. JAMES Il. DAVIDSON. in Inc ni.y-s,eSs Is;
Tuseral a his late residence Montgomery county
No, Wednssdsy, March 10th, e II O'Clock am In
terment At Oak Hin ii O'CLOCK pm -
GRIFFLTH. On the TN Of March. 1855. VICTOR =,
L., and stepSon of the late General r. a stratton
Ion nss tunss rvo = az nine ~:
q N.
HANSON. On the evening Of March eth, lses q
She was member Of Asbary Il. X church ana dsed
triumphant in the Christian NTH, and will Be bursod
from said church On Wednesday, the i0th, n pm .
JORDAN. aged fny-eight yesn.
Dearest Asher. thou has len ~
We thy loss most deeply fssl;
Bgt ts God that has bersn Va
Funeral win take place from the rssadsnos q hi
ssrses, wes, W.shinsson. On wsdssSsy. Esrch To-
81 O'clock. Friends aid receives szS respece6sAy
''' q sicSnond We. papsn ps.se sspgl
NM MARION z q kfNa q 9: ssssssy sSss ~
q hsr sgs rei'cs Of Dr. Henry ki's- s'sa~S s.
NOT Nosiss Of snasra, hsrsaar.
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VERY QUIET WEDDING.
Millionaire Caulmack and Miss Hildretk
Said to Have been Married To-day.

Mr.. Addison Cammack, the New York mil.
1ionafre, whose engagement to Miss Gertrude
Hildreth, Of this city, was announced some
time ago, has been in Washington for the past
few days Mr.. Cammack is frequently seen
here of late, but the fact that he had recently
purchased a fine house house In FASH
fonable quarter of New York, taken in
connection with other things, that leaked out.
set the Washington gOssips talking. Today q
rumOr became current In q very limited circle
that an immediate marriage OF the New York
millionaire and his beautiful Ji0ncee was con-
templated. The intention was to keep the mat
ter strictly secret, and with that end
in view the wedding was to be abb
soluteiy private. The program was said to be
TO have the ceremony performed ct the resi-
dence Of the brides mother. on 14th street at
3 o'clock this afternoon, no one to be present
but the Officiating clergyman, Mrs Hiidreth,
and the necessary witnesses. Rev DR..
Leonard, Of st. Johns church, was selected to
tie the knot. Even the servants In the
Hildreth household 1t was said, were TO be Kent
in ignorance Of what was going on. In order
that the sensitive New York broker mieht
get away With his beautiful BRIDE before .Ghe
boys" In Wall street received the slightest
"potnt as to his intentions. Mr.. Cammack
is q bachelor, about IS years OF age and ie
worth four or i've million dollars. Miss Hi
dreth u about %. and though she possesses
little worldly wealth, she In richly endowed
with beauty OF rare type.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TBaglans to The Stal.


A1AA n n VkStl0A1kVNs
An 1nttmAtion that ex-senator RAINY
Has Been Cornered.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
COLUMBUS, o., March 0.-THE STAR CORE
spondent Is In possession Of information which
Justifes the statement that ex-senator RAINY,
one of the Payne managers In northwestern
Ohio, has been placed In such position by the
testimony of others as to greatly strengthen the
statement Of ex-Representative Kahle that Sem
ator RAINY offered him bride of I'VE thousand
dollars TO support Mr.. Payne. In his testimony
before the investigating committee last week
the ex-senator was given plenty OF rope, and
stated his own case fully. The committee did
not cross examine the witness. It was not the
policy TO DO SO, but It may be necessary In the
near future to put few pertinent questions to
him. am informed by well known citi-
gen of southern Ohio that ex-senator
tamey played part similar to that
which gave DR.. Fierce much notoriety. DR..
F1erce appealed to Senator Pendleton tor f1nan-
clai AID to get out the full democratic vote and
senator RAINY, 1t is said, In like manner, went
70 cincinnati for a similar purpose. Mr. Fierce
ADMITTED that he borrowed money Of Mr.. Pen
dieton, and the northwestern statesman did
not go away empty handed.
Strengthening Freight Rates.
CHICAGO, March 9.-The Union Pacific made
q rate yesterday of thirty cents per 100 pounds
on all classes of freight to the Pacific coast.
The Denver and Rio Grande also made such q
rate but withdrew it.
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A MIDDAY 1880 O'Clock to-
day at No. 4O1 street northwest Rev. Joseph
omitted in marriage Mr.. Thomas Edmopston, Of
New York. and Misa Anna +. Hahn, At this otty.
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References given. mh1OwtSs4w*
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BUILDING AssocIArIoN.-At the thirty.sixth
monthly meeting Of the Citizens Equitable
Building association, held last night at God
dard's hall, with Mr.. y. Thomas Brown in the
chair fifteen shares were sold, ten at ~ $50
and i've At &745.
CATTLE MARKrr.-Sales Of live stock at Dro-
vers' Rest yesterday are reported by Tavenner
Bros as follows:-S6 cattle up and sold. Best at
An TO Az: good at 4 TO Az: medium at 3a to
a; common Ut ga to 81. $50 sheep and lambs.
sheep ct to 5ls; lambs at 5ts TO @. rs cows
and calves, from $40 TO $4,000. Quality Of
10 CLosx AT p. M.-There win be q general
closing up Of furnishing stores here at y clock.
THE LAST GERMAN OF THE SEAsoN.-The
Assembly gave another Of their delightful ger
mans last night at Forrest hall. the last OF the
season.
SUDDEN DEATH OF An EsrIAABLE LADY
Mrs. Marian T. q. King, widow of the late DR..
Henry King, died suddenly At her residence,
No. 1917 street, this morning, from heart die.
ease, In the 73d year OF Der age.
NoreA-The band Of gypsies who have been
located ~ Roealyn, Va, departed this morn
ne.-A bal dred ct q thief by q policeman
sunday night broke window OF Ar. ]. r.
D1rcilio house.
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For THE HEALING OF PAIN st. Jacobs on
has equal. Price dfty cents q bottle.
There Is no place like home with He'd Star
Cough Cure, the conQueror OF colds.
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AUCTION SALES.

TOMORROW.
T,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucsoneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
ORIENTAL CARPETS,
RUGS,
PoRTIEREs, LAMBREoUrNs, AND FINE
EMBRoIDERIEs,
EMBRACING RARE PIECES, SUCH AZ
ROYAL AGRA CARPETS, CAIRO RUGS. SILK
BoKHARA AND sHERAZ RUGS, ANTIQUE
HALL RUGS. AND OTHER sPECI-
MEMS OF GREAT VALUE
The Catalogue embraces about Twenty Large Carpets
To be sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION,
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. AND
FRIDAY,
MARCH NINTH. TENTH. ELEVENTH. AND
TWELFTH, 1885.
Commencing at ELEVEN A. NJ and THREE
O'CLOCK p. NJ EACH DAY.
GRAND EXHIBITION.
SATURDAY, MARCH SIXTH, AND MONDAY,
MARCH EIGHTH. 1856
IN THE
FIRST FLOOR OF MY sALEsRoOMS,
v
NUE. AND 18th STREET. mh27t
"EEKs & CO.. Auctioneers.
w 637 Louisiana ave, opp. City Post Office
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE. &C.
.Byyirtue of an order of the supreme Court of the
District of Column ba holding special term FridaJ
March D. AID 1SS6 the undersigned executor will sell
commencing at Ten O'CLOCK. the Furniture and
Effects in premises No. Sl5 LIST street southeast.
PARI.OR AND STAIR BRUSSELS CARPETS AND
RUGS HAIR CLOTH SUITES, WALNUT BOOK
CasE ANp sEGRk lT i I LACE GURTAInNs
BEDsTEADs, BUREAUS. MIRRlIR BUFFET,
E SaEP 6ABhE BENZ mi M h9TTGE HA IL
T TkEf ANR hsPRIN KTGHES
CHARLES W. HOFFMAN,
mh6-3t Executor ofAnn III. Campbell.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AucuoneerA
ART EXHIBITION
AND
UNLIMITED SALE BY AUCTION,
THE WORKS OF
MR. CHARLES ARNOR,
THfRTY VALUABLE HS OIL PafNTfEGs, AN IN.
GLIDING MANY CHOICE SUBJECTS, LAND.
The announcement that these the productions Of
best people as buyers. He has already won dstinc.
ton as an artist here and abroad His remarkable
exhibition at Amans y master piece and has been
SO pronounced oy all VINO nave seen H. A man capd-
BILE Of producing such picture is entitled to fall re-
cogniton master of his and he is rapidly being
placed in the position his genius entities him to occ
py. A visit to the exhibition WILL without doubt, war
rant your presence at the sale. which takes place
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
MARCH TENTH AND ELEVENTH, AT SEVEN.
THIRTY O'CLOCK p. M,
AT OUR
ART ROOMS,
CORNER 10TH AND PENNA. AVE. N. W.
Ready for exhibition TUESDAY AND WEDNES-
DAY. Gallery open from .. N. to p. N.
mh6-4t WALTER 3. WILLIAMS & CO, Aucts.
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From Wall street To-Day.

NEW YORK, March 9.-There was again an
irregular opening to the stock market this
morning, but the changes were for only "a to Y
per cent, with the exception of Union Pacific
dealings there was considerable strength de-
veloped, prices advancing "a to 81 per cent, in
which Union Pacific and Western Onion were
most prominent. The advance was soon
weak throughout, declining Y to y per cent
led by Lackawanna. A slight rally occurred
just before IL o'clock, except in Reading, which
continued heavy throughout The market has
been rather quiet throughout, except for Read
o'clock the market is quiet and steady.
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE Nd. March 9.-viryinia skies, CON
81; new 49, North Carolina skies Old
l2Ol bid to-day.
BALTIMOkE. Nd. March o.-Cotton firm and
quiet-middiing 9ls- Flour firm, with moderate
and quiet; southern red 93a96 southern amber erase
No i Maryland 96la asked: No western winter
red spot 9iaSss May $500 bs ad
May. 4elsaaess: steamer 4sa45is oats stesdy-soulh
ISAAC; western mixed, 39a37. Rye quiet. 7Oa73
Provisions unsettled. Coffee frmer-ko cargoes
9rainary TO fair s,sass sugarncopper refined STEADY
unchanged. Freghts to Liverpool per steamer dull
cotton 532d.: flour, Is; grain higher, 3D. Receipts
20s 600 bushels oats 800 bushels: rye 400 bushels
Shipments-wheat. 3d. 900 bushels; corn, $500
bushels Sales-wheat 3O2 900 bushels corn wv
bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO March 8, HIS q. m-The wheat
trading has been light all the morning, but prices
have ruled somewhat yrmer on better cables, May
to but ass SISken 81 to sS SaIn
1916 Lard-May. 6l0.
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TINHOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE
UNION HOTEL, GEORGETOWN, d. c., AT

On THURSDAY, MARCH ELEVENTH, e..ek
1855 At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, p. ill.,
the property known rs the Union Hotel. Iocaled
on northeast corner 3Oth and NJ streets. West
adepth Of 100 feet Both street. improved by four
story and basement brick building with handsome
new mahsard roof. containing thirty-fve rooms be-
sides largs kitchen, dining room. reading rooms,
pariors. office and bar and billiard rooms The ar
rangemens OF the rooms and location of the property
makes II valuable for hotel purposes, lower floors
can be converted into stores.
TERMS One-third cash; balance In one two and three
years, with notes secured by q deed of trust
aum. payable semi al aually. deposit Of $500 win
oe required at time OF SAFE All recording and convey
fZI-dsds WESCOTT q WILCOX. Agents
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MAN RlEll,

Observation-Disclosures BY the Rev.
Byron sunderland on Tuesday, March 9th, l6s6. Dr.
Miss MARiANNH sADDINGroN, Of Wsahinx;;on
II. c.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
he New York stock N

The following are the opening and 800 p. prices
ofthe New York Stock Market to-day, reported by
special wire to II. II. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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TIE Two soLDIERs BRoUgHr BACK from
ALBANY.--The cases of r. A. Esmond and Jas.
McGurl, the two soldiers tried aud acquitted by
the Criminal Court on the charge Of the larceny
OF the watch of Major Burbank 81 the Arsenal
and receiving the same knowing Il TO have been
stolen have been brought back TO this city from
the Albany penitentiary, TO which they were
sentenced by g military court-marttal, a. has
been stated In The STAR. Messrs. Walker and
Bell. their counsel filed petition Sor writ q
habeas corpus this morning and Chief Justice
Cartier directed 1t to Issue returnable on Satur-
day morning. The question involved u On in
teresting one, viz: Whether after an scQnittal
BY the civil authorities q soldier can bs tried
for virtually the same ofense BY , court
martial.
WILLS F1LHD.-The will Of the late Eleanor
Allen nled Today, lsayes 70 bar ave .grsnd.
A. Whitaker and Mary E Hubbard, e26o each;
TO her grandson, George A. Provost $500, aud
the rest Of her estate 70 her daughter, sarah w.
Provost, and names E B: Ballo9k. cf Fleming
ton. ". j., a. executor. In e0qlcal MTA Sarah
4. Provost il named execntoe a. place Of ~,
late Henry Koonts, o. Freosrick county, Nd,
was MED 16r record. The wnl Of 4nxy U8rnsll
was admitted 70 pgoeate ee-dAy sd 6esef.
issued 70 james 3. oothoson On bontete - ego
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PROPOSALS.

pKOPOSALS FOR MATERIALS FOR A TIN
l. koOt FOR THE EXECUTIVE MANSION
OxfICE o. PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND q EoCSDs,
No. 100 Pennsylvania Avenue
WAsBISGTOS. II. c., March D. 1856.
sealed Proposals. Ia dgplica e. will be received at
yhis Office until TWELVE O'clock NOON MON
DAY, APRIL FIFTH. 1856 and opened Immediately
thereafter presence OF bidders the mat erals tor
new IN rooi tor Tie Executive Mansion.
specifications and forms for proposals can be OBJ
IA.Leo a. tns ohcs- The right is reserved reject
ny an ~ PfoposslS JOHN VI. WILSON,
A1Ho,o- s-o.<oZf-6s Colonel L.. >. Army.
f)koPOsAIls FOR MASONRY, IRONWORK,
-
ADVERTISEMENT
1-SeASkER t'NFiCE. WASHINGTON MONUMENT
W AsHI>6ToS, ID. C., February y. 1856.
seated Proposals Tor furnishing under
t1e materials and work required the ground floor
OF the sha the npiet1on of the engine house and
CONSTRUCTION OF the tunEel Connecting boiler and
engine houses, AT the washington Monument in this
csty, vii De received this office until 10 NJ on
THURSDAY. THE ELEVENTH DAY 0I NJ Ii1rJi
1855 ana opened Immediately thereafter in presence
Of bidders. ' Pie'ense
Specifications blank forms Of Proposa and ga,ar.,
instructions 10 bidders will be furnished 10 res'sr 60
tractors on application 10 this Office WI
IHOc- LINCOLN CASEY
neSt mAe0iO COLONEL Corps of Engineers
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THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
l. Washington, ID. c., (I23 14th St. n.w.,,
And in the principal other cities.
Trial lessons free New terms begin now. nh6
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ATTORNEYS.

4 yAMPBELL q. BEsRYNA LATE OE 'TTE
~ hrm OF Newton & bergman. Attorney-at-I ,syr
solicitor ia Equity, CoDyeyaDcer and Examiner of
Titles To Real Estate, SUI 81. n.w. dJ6:{nn
TT T. BAXTER. ATTORNEY-A-IIW- LATE
~ Chief Law Clerk Int rior Department Twenty
years the civil Practices before me Cor's
Committees of Congress and Departments Koom N
LeDroit Building. cor. 9TH and NV. deans
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATrORNEY-aT
" Law. Practices in all the Courts Office aao
Louisiana avenue (Bsrbour Law Buildlngl Residence
No. 1859 ST.. northwest .LT1
NJ IL MILLER. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
NJ Rooms = and 4, t;unton Law BnldIne
Az LOUISIANA ayenua
Residence SI3 T 81 NV n,t,-.1
S,ANUEL IL WALKER
- Us Commissioner, Notary Public and Attorusv
for Rents.
D. GO Louisiana next Cdtv p. o
LNRENCH LAUNDRY.
II si0 9Th street northwest
Collars and Cuts Troy style. Lace AMI Lace Cur
t0anns kAkaes tine work speciasv. u01ms
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=" K. FULTON, Auctloneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.

AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
1 will sell, by public auction. at my store 1918
Pennsylyania avenue commencing TUESDAY,
MARCH NINTH, at TEN O'CLOCK A M, stock
Of Forfeited Pledges from Nos 1866 S4 3d. shelf
department, and from 33 .6S4 to 50, ISL inclusive,
safe department. This sale will consist of Gold and
Silver Watches, Chains, Charms, Lockets. Rings Pins,
Bracelets Spectacles Eyeglasses. Opera Glasses pia
mOndS set In Rings Pins. Crosses Bracelets and Ear
rings, solid Sverware Ladies' and Gents Clothing of
all kinds Suitings. Blankets. Quilts Books Boots,
Shoes, Guns Revolvers, Umbrellas, Musical and Sur
gica Instruments, Plated Ware. Trunks, Valises, &c
This sale will continue mornings at TEN O'CLOCK
and evenings at SEVEN O'CLOCK until all the lots
are sold. Ticket holders will please take notice.
H. K. FULTON,
Pawnbroker and Auctioneer.
N. R-Sale Of Clothing will not take place until
THURSDAY A. NJ, same time and place as above
mh5-6ts
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The CASE AGAINST MRS. BROWN DISMISSED.
This morning in the Police Court Prosecuting
Attorney Lavender called Judge SMELLS atten-
ton to the case OF Sarah Brown, colored,
charged with keeping oawdy house. for the
case should be forced TO a trial. The judge
thought that this was one of the cases where the
constitutional provision for q speedy trial
should be applied. Messrs. Pelham and Cahiil,
for Mrs. Brown, insisted on an immediate trial,
which they claimed they were entitled 70, as
the properly of the defendant was In the hands
OF the law. The Judge directed the prosecuting
attorney to proceed with the trial. The case
was dismissed. A similar case against Mrs.
Brown Is pending in the Criminal Court.
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GHoRT ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT.
~ NoHra GERMAN LLOYD s. s. CO.
new YORK, southampton, Bremen The fast Ex-
pres steamers OF this company sail every WEDNES
la landing passengers In southampton i'm less than
eight days from New York. These steamers are cele
nraiso Tot their speed and the comfort afford pas
sengerA Heginoiny In May fast Express steamers will
also leave New York On saturdays for CherbOurg,
France. landing passengers for Paris.
f. i. DROP 025 Pennsylvania ave,
GO-Am Washington, d. c.
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AUCTION SALES.

Rank RArL6 DpApn 1 s1ysIk ICE AND
q :. osE w A ss
our auction rooms
- shares National Bank Of Republic stock.
20 shaTes GMesroP% Poll. r S 60; stock.
2s shares Real Estate Title Inns. Co. Stock.
scs1e 60 SG sees
20 Shares Arlington Ins. GO. stock.
WITH OTHER STOCKS.
mh9-2t DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts
TNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RE4wEN N5 81 INST sTR AEF
bs Ct 81 sss R sss2 sss
IL III ss5 Fl sils sa
western Is feet inch of in square west Of square
Terms 81 ons haf Which cash
and ne1 ss ean ss
twelve months from day Of sale With interest at six
failure to comply with the terms Of sale within
days the right reserved to resell at risk and cost Of
49,. JOHN c MSMAaLY IT Trustee s;s,n
ohsE As NJ so sHf nsu.sisa. s sessas
Auction Sale Of Horses Carriages Wagons Harness
sa Sal 4 MoRNiSGs, COMMENCING at TEN fne
O'CLOCK. Large and well assorted stock of Carriages
at sues SAGE anc 1s hnn'
T1HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
WALNUT PARLOR SUITE, IN EMBossE
Plush: PIANO, MIRROR, HANDSOME SET
OF GIRONDOLE ORNAMENTS. WALNUT
NJ T. TABLES BRUSSELS AND INGRAM
CARPETS CHAMBER FURNITURE, TOILET,
MATTRESSES FEATHER BEDS. PILLOWS
AND BOOSTERS. DINING-RoOM FURNI-
TURE, KITCHEN REQUISITES &c &c
ON THURSDAY MORNING., MARCH
ELEVENTH, 1886, at residence No. 1911 street
northwest, at TEN O'CLOCK. shall sell collection
of well-kept household effects. mh6-4t
YNHOMAs J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneera
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE STORE AND
PWEIitINS SOUTH FAST SoRNER OF AND
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of e.A
the Dstrc, Of Columbia passed on the 9th day of
II nn hS
TaR5h isss 4 FIVE d5k If
sell by PUBLIC auction in front of the premises, Lot
dred and Twelve tSia IN the city Of washington e b.
G.. improved by threestory brick building, press
northeast on the line Of the Columbia railway ''
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, and the residue in
two sa0: ins.ssms9ts payable 5espse,iyely il one
tere from the day Of sale till paid the rate of six
per cent annu and to be secured the property
sod all cash at the option of the purchaser All
conveyancing to be ct cost of purchaser.
CALDERON CARLISLE,
BOT d street NV,
JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON,
40 9th street NV,
Trustees.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
All creditors Of the estate of Voletta L. Sprgg. de-
ceased, hereby notified, required in the above
mentioned decree, in equity cause No 9,094 file
their claims before the auditor of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia with the vouchers thereof
in said cause within thirty days from the 18TH day
March, 1856, the day of sale above mentioned.
CAI.DERQN CARLISLE, Trustees
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PERSONAL.


"ASHISGTON, ID. G.. MARCH o. 1SS8-
w Please take notice that / never run James
fitzpatrick FOR credit for ything except when he
chose 10 go away from the house two or three
* AZ the TIME thout providing anything
children 70 eat don't credit il could ,et il
mhs-Sts EMILY NJ. FITZPATRICK
"AsHINGTON DETECTIVE AGFNCY-OIp
w 81 established. reliable Information furnisneSt
CONSULTATIONS uee- Once hours - am. to 10 % M !:
managers. w. WILLIAMS & Co., y26 + St n w
ATcDEVITrs DETECTIVE AGENCY
Ay1 Information furnished to reliable persons only
strictly confidential -''
ne-1m* McDEyIT & FLINDER, sos Paavn.w
ON ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND
Oupon Us We are now prepared TO Dag fuI value for
tents secondhand Clothing. Address or call az
-ICSTHS Old sand" 6l3 ID St ocS-t;m
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the Emancipation Day Celebration.
THE CARSON CONVENTION ELECTS A CHIEF
MARSHAL AND DECIDES To HOLD AN OPEN
MEETING.
An adjourned meeting of the convention Of
delegates from the legislative districts and coll
ored organizations, known as the Carson con-
vention, which met in West Washington a
week ago to make arrangements for the eman-
cipation celebration, was held last evening at
Galileean Fisherman's hall, on the Avenue
near 4la street. VIM. H. Barker, who was
elected temporary chairman at the last
meeting, presided. Mr. Carson then sub
present, showing that there were 80 delegates
present representing Is OF the old Legislative
DISTRICTS ana % social clubs, churches and
other organizations. The election for perma-
VIM. H. Barker; vice president, Fred Dyson; b.
A. Mcdonald, secretary; j. b. Bruce, CORE
spending secretary, and Charles +. Smith,
treasurer. Resolutions were then adopted that
patton of the slaves i'm this District be celebrated
by q procession and speaking at Lincoln Park.
George Washington, Arthur Golngs Perry Car
son and John w. Freeman were nominated Tor
the office OF chief marshal Messrs. Freeman
and Carson declined. The result of the election
showed 90 votes for Washington and ~ for
Goings. Mr.. Carson offered a resolution, which
was adopted, inviting all the military COM
panies to take part In the celebration. Two
resolutions were presented and adopted de-
nouncing Mr.. Chase for his calling a convention
and disappearing his conduct generally.
CARPENTERS AND KNIGHTS OF LABoR.-Judge
Cox to-day IN the case OF Jacob NJ. Hershey ct
al agt the Brotherhood of Carpenters, granted
an Injunction restraining the defendants from
paying money from the treasury TO those OF
the members DESTROYS Of Joining the Knights of
Labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-09

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