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agThose who wish Daguerreotypes

taken in the highest perfection of the art, will, Of
course, call on WHITEHURsT he being the recipient Of
the highest premium awarded to Daguerretypists al
the late Fair of the Metropolitan Mechanics Inst
tute.
His gallery is on Pennsylvania avenue, near four,
and-a-half street. mar 2l-
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CARUSPS SALOON.

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONC 4 IL Il,
By the celebrated
STYERMARK FAMILY,
Consisting of Herr NEISs, the unequS uS EIs.
list and Cornet performer Mao lie. hAkIh Nell, -.
the accom- plished Harpist, and Madam hLiNI' Wv
The citizens of washington are informed that th'
above Family will give
ONE GRAND CONCERT
II CARUSPS SA L o ON,
On THIS "Wednesday EVENING, April q, loa0
sa-During the evening Herr NEIss will in ~,
49, n,.tr,rmrnfs at one amei producing an effect
eomsl 70 that of full band, and which has been re-
ce;ved at all the principal cities in this country an1
Europe with marked wonder and applause; cs
1S-CARDs OF ADMISSION, 90 CfS''
-Doors open at 11l-Concert at o'clock :.
ID. proar.mmes see bills. apI-h
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NOtice.-An adjourned meeting of the EMPLOY
ing Carpenters will be held in Temperance Hail on
THURSDAY EVENING, the 2Sth instant at o'clk
full attendance is requested. By order:
ap H-2t* L. b. ENTWISTLE, Sec'y
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es all the

Ar Joe ShilIfngton receives all the
new books and newspapers as fast as published de
is agent for Harpers and all the other Magazines ana
readers will always find large and good assor'
ment of blank books and stationery at bis book store
Odeon Building, corner of ~ street and Penn "'
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SHILLIGToN's PAPERs.-The very latest
and best publications of the day may be
had at Joe Shillington's. He has the last
numbers of Gleason's and Barnum's illus
trated weeklies. They are splendid.
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REGIMENTAL HEAD QUARTERS, MILITIA ID. c..
Washington, April %, 1853.

30 The Regiment will assemble for the
regular Spring inspection and exercise at O'Clock
a. m, on MONDAY, May I'd, on the regimental parade
ground.
The officers commanding companies will Therefore
so direct their orders and arrangements as to enable
them to be in line at that hour.
The volunteers of the infantry and rife battalion
having respectively provided Silver Cup as Irz
and mark of distinction to the best marksman in each
arm, the troops will each be required to exhibit al
inspection at least three rounds of blank and three Of
ball cartridge suitable to the calibre of their pieces
By order of Colonel HICKEY:
ap H-t JAS. A. TAFT, Adjutant
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ZEE. O. of /. R.=Miznah Encamp.

1B- e. U. OF L. R.-MiZpah Encamp.
ment.-The Officers and Members of this Camp are
reminded that their next regular meeting will take
place on WEDNESDAY EVENING, at s O'Clock.
Business of import nee demands prompt and pune
tual attendance. By order of the w. s. d.
ap 21-2t r. LEWIS, X.
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WANTED.-A stick to measure the heicb
of ambition. Inquire at the Star office.
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A New Kossuth in Washington.

5 WSSAAAAA6
Much was said in the Senate and House
of Representatives in regard to the wine
bill of Louis Kossuth at Browns Hotel,
while that gentlemen was the guest of the
United States. What will be said of the
following bill at Wizards, of one of the
witnesses for the prosecution in the Gar
diner case, now being tried? In the one
case it became the nation to be liberal, be-
cause the party was its guest; but how is
it in the other case? Why, the prosecution
allege that all this is necessary for the ends
of justice! Justice! good gracious is it
necessary to keep batch of witnesses here
whose hotel bills amount to 1913 day each
for the ends of justice? Workingmen, look
at that bill, and see how your money goes
Washerwomen, look at that bill, and OBJ
serve that while the witness has incurred
an expense of nearly 500 in eighteen days
for wine, he has only spent $1.25 for
washing!
This bill was produced in the Courtroom
to-day and handed round the bar, to the
establishment of good many gentlemen.
The United States has paid it, and several
others of a like stamp.
WASHINGTON, March 18th, 1853.
Senor AoULLAR to Il. A. WILLARD, Dr..
Feb %, Caret 81, Port 2, Claret 2......... Sc 90
"a, Catauba $3.50, Chata Margua, 3......... so
"a, Washing, 25
rs, Claret $3.50, de.2, Hook 2, Claret 2.... 7 SO
26, Claret $3.50, do. 1.5O, Champagne g.. 5 90
q, Champagne ST. Claret 2, sherry2.5O... 6 so
%, Sherry $3.50, Claret 2, Ale 75c., Cit g.. 25
March 1, Madeira 81 Champ 2, Ale 1.25......... %
2, Champ. 2 90
8, Claret $3.50, do. 150.. 90
4, Claret $1.5O, do. 1.50................... 90
S, Claret $15O, Champ. 2..................... so
6, Hot Bron 81, do. 2, Champ. 2, 90. o.. 90
Z, Hook "............................... 2 90
8, Hot Bron So, Hook 2, do. 2, do 2, Cit 2,
postage 25c....".................. 10 Is
9, Hot Bron Observation-Disclosures. 2 90
10, Sherry 81, Claret 2, Ale Csc, postage15 40
H. Ale DOC so
Board, room, and private table, 90
S231 dn
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1924 40
Received payment, FIELD.
The above is correct copy of Senior Aquilars bill
from the books kept by me at Wizards Hotel.
VIM. D. FIELD.
This is the witness of whom it was proved
that he said he had been offered $15, 1000
to testify for the Government and who
afterwards offered to sell himself to DR..
Gardiner for $4,000, and subsequently
came down to $4,000. =.
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DIED..

On the 25th inst, at his residence, West Pratt St
Baltimore, JOHN c. B0kEE, in the 51th year Q
his age.
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Splendid Display Of Good Sense !

With much pride and pleasure we refer
to the advertising columns of the Eueniuo
Star for yesterday and to-day. We call it
splendid display of good sense on the
part of our advertising friends. And so it
is. The wonder with us is that more of
our discerning and enterprising neighbors
DO not profit by this wise example set them
by their fellow citizens.
ADVERTISING IS the main spring of business.
There is not merchant in Washington
but will find this to be true, if he will make
fair trial Of our columns. We circulate
the Star every day at the Navy Yard, on
the Island, at Georgetown, Alexandria, and
among our friends from the country. Being
independent of all parties, it goes among all
classes of the people, and is patronized by
all. Of course it is just the paper for an
advertising medium. 1t is sought for by
an increasing circle-every day adding con-
stantly to our list-especially among these
it is the most desirable to reach.
Advertise! all hands, if you would help
the business of Washington.
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WORKING MEMS CAUsE.-We are much
pleased to learn that the new weekly paper
of our city-the 'National Advocate
steadily gaining subscribers This is good
news indeed. There is room for us all.
The cause of the workingmen is noble
cause, and most fervently do we bid it God
speed. The Evening Star will be happy to
join with the Advocate in pushing forward
the good work.
" A fair price for fair days work !'-
That is the motto, working men. Stick to
it manfully, and you will all get your rights.
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EDUCATION IN TURKEY.


The Boston Atlas gathers from late English work
some facts in regard the diffusion Of popular nsruc-
uon In Turkey which will probably be also to
ny OF our readers. In 1916 council formed by
pea Decree for the management of all questions Of pub
nc instruction and the supervision of the university
The state of the primary schools under their charge is
the most satisfactory description. Elementary nsruc-
on IN Turkey is not only Free but obligatory! The law
requires every citizen his and daughters
have reached their sixth year. nscrbe his name in the
books OF one Of the public schools unless he can
his means of educating them home In Consantinople
the most recent report shows the existence Of eight
dred ana nlneysx free schools requented by twenty
TWO Thousand seven hundred children of both sexes AZ
Ter he years passed IN of these schools the pupil
enter secondary school, where instruction on all points
IS also gratutous. There six of these schools
with about thousand pupils There is also high school
Tor young men intended to fill public appointments
college founded with the view, normal school for
the education of professors the imperial college of medi
Sultan is himself the superintendent of these schools and
visits IN person at their examinations The pupils are
sad to be devotedy attached to him. The public libra
RES OF Constanunople contain eighty thousand volumes
During the reign ofthe present Sultan protection and to-
ieraton have been extended to all religions Christians
have been permitted to take their position among the
wants OF the State and to share in the administration
public affairs some have been attached even to
embassies Old abuses in evying taxes have been done
away with, monopolies have been abolished national
bank has been established and is in successful ope-
ration Railways in of construction Polyga-
my is on the decrease and slavery has been suppressed
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THANKSGIVING DAY.
Nov. Is, 1885,


To-day has been set apart in large number of the
States Of the Union and in city thanksgiving day
for the great merces have received nationally and in
diyduay, from kind and benefcent Providence Such
celebration is pleasing and grateful duty in which all
should feel small delight and qualification in partici
pang 1t originated in the State of Massachusetts, as
early july 1921 and the day apart to acknow-
ledge the goodness of Divine Providence in sending genial
and abundant rain after long drought The next on
record held in june 1852 and 1888. Two days were
set apart for thanksgiving and praise Since then day
Of Thanksgiving has been observed almost every year In
Massachusetts, it would seem, thanksgiving days were
appointed by the General Court and the first procama
ton issued by the Governor of the State dated 0cto
Der FL l72S Since then the Governors have annually
fixed the day for thanksgiving and it is to be desired
that this excellent custom will be continued to the re-
hottest ages Of the Republic in all the States of hap
Ply Union Here while offering up the incense CRATE
full hearts to Him who has in his mercy bestowed upon
such countless blessings forget to honor
the instrument whom he appointed establish the great
principles Of political and national independence and
happiness Collections will, trust be taken up in oil
the Churches Of this city, this day. in honor Of the
great founder Of the liberties Of his country to whom
that country and mankind deeply indebted. W.
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:" Mammon, the least erected spirit


mon
90 ammon the least erected spirit
That fell from Heaven"
and obeden to the suggestions Of envy to keep alive
the impression that we, O community, devoted
heart and soul (concedng that have such thngs)
the meanest Of all passions that Of money getting
IL is not intention argue the for the
OF demonstrating the injustice say the absurdity
OF these allegations but to submit facts and truths and
figures which speak for themselves and bear us
the assertion that there is city in the United States
no city in the world-that gives freely more
frequently, nor generously than the commercial en-
porium Of the Union
II unpleasant for say thus much for the
KIND OF charity that IS current here is not Of that descrp
ton which is eternally sounding its trumpet. Ac-
tons speak louder than words Practice is better than
profession. 1t surely community wholly given
to the Golden Calf that the magnificent sum Of forty
thousand dollars raised for the relief of the sick in
our afflicted sister city of New Orleans but Yesterday as
were 1t is not in such city Of msers that three hun
dred thousand dollars is spent annually for the support
OF the poor and foreign poor mostly strangers to u.s.
that Il is not in such city that five thousand dollars
has just been raised by subscription after few days
citaton for home Of industry for the poor outside the
walls Of the almshouse Ii is nggardy people that
have just responded to the appeal for building for
the Historical Society," (having already answered other
multitudinous calls on them, show, from other
quarters nor least Of ALL is IL city entirely given over
TO sehshness that hands in few months time the
princey sum Of one hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollarsfrom the purse Of its private citzens-for the
purpose Of enarging the accommodations Of our hospi-
tails Look at the list Of Of these subscriptions an
nexed
Here follows list OF individual subscriptions one Of
them being to the amount Of S25 000 another $40 000
and many Of 81, 900, 81 ,000 $500, &C.
The Governors Of the Amshouse who made the appeal
which has been thus so literally answered making their
acknowledgment to these donors say that about 900
would be required in order to execute the plans they
have in view; and, for part we nothing doubt
that, that the public reminded Of it. the other
half will be as speedily forthcoming as the first.
In he fnce az such farta haze (aD1
others could cite we're it necessarily let hear no
more about Msmmon worship
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PENNSYLVANIA STATE POULTRY SocrETY.--The annual
exhibition Of this association is to open at the Chinese
Museum building, in Philadelphia Tuesday next, the
23d instant and continue open Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday, and Friday Of that week Cantelo's patent
incubator will be in the exhibition that vsiters may
witness the interesting process Of Matching fowls by
steam The society has provided three hundred elegant
wire coops each three feet square, for the display OF
poultry, and number Of smaller cages for the display
Of pigeons and sparrows and other insectvorous birds
II will be quite unique exhibition, and much COMPETE
ton is expected for the premiums which have been offer
ed for the best fowls Of various kinds.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH PRoPERrY.-Th question as
to whether the church property should be vested in the
Bishop Trustees OF the churches has long been sub
ect of controversy among the Catholics in different parts
Of the country, and NJ. Bedin the Pope's Nunco now
in this country appears to have been charged with the
duty Of settling the trouble His decision in the case Of
st. Louis Church at Buffalo, it will be remembered was
in favor Of the Bishop and the Trustees resist it the
ground that the temporalities belong themselves The
Trustees at Beleve, New Jersey, however, in conse-
quence Of the decision have voluntarily acceed TO the
principle laid down by NJ Bedini and resign the tenn
poraies hitherto vested in them to ecclesiastical auho-
rity This is said to be the first Of voluntary sub
mission to the decision.
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TRAGEDY AT New ORLEAYs.--A terrible tragedy was
enacted at New Orleans the evening Of the 18th inst
The parties Mrs Helena Sage an actress lately ar
rived from Cincinnati, and j. Bedford French school
master The lady was shot by Bedford at her boarding
house. after which Ire shot himself the wound proving
fatal Mrs. Sage, however not MORALLY hurt She
kept cigar in Cincinnati where Bedford became
acquainted with her and followed her TO New Orleans
He endeavored to induce her to leave her husband and
eope with him. which she refused and hence the tragedy
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VERITABLE DoGBERRY.-A Mayor Of one Of the Cam
in France lately made the following entry upon his
register:
81, Mayor Of -, found yesterday, in the forest Of -
by the Of Rollin committing against the
laws commanded him TO surrender wheeupon he set upon
me- heaped me with insult and conumely calling me raea
muffin, ass and precious dolt, and scarecrou-a1oj
whieh certify 70 be true"
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SIeNrFIcAYr.-A Connecticut minister having walked
through village churchyard and observed the indiscrmi
praises bestowed upon the dead upon the gate
post the following lines Here lie the dead, and here tho
living her
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NEW YORK BENEvoLENCE.

FROM THE NEW EXPRESS.
II is often the fashion with some of our neighbors to
speak Of New York only sordid worshipper of Nam
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Msrkee CAREFULLY RrroArED ron TIE rarrvSr

AsHEs-Tbe u1.-tet sr 70. PsA-ls At Is IS AID Pots
COiTON-The demand IA -1spealed. 0ulJ 30 bales
were sod to-day ard qu0stions consequently nonna
FLOUR AND MEAL-There = no change 20 note II
The value Of Western STATE Flour the demand 8 "a 10
Shipping bot AZ prices below tue views Of noders ths
home trade buy moderately and there something doins
for the East The PEvtle advires By the Stean-f ss
more fsvOrsble than the pubed accos and he uarSet
elOses buoyart TIE aTr-als BY Railway falling OF
Canadian i quiet salfsCf SO bis common brands a -
s7l TIE sales Of Western Csaal are 5000 bs a. IS ~
mixed 20 Fancy VI chigEn tnd lndiaEa and common 70
good Ohio Western brar2s are scarce. southern Flour
better ana n sooa fe.ees icr Lo "a rs.as -. -,
mail ssoe here PTees tend upsA.s IHe sale' p Ne
sore AlsIsDaa Sc = 81 = ioI tayorte .r1lis and >
3 for fancy hands Rye f5ar = e zee ~ - t5 me
and s. e. for superne. Corn hea = held AZ - . ~
Jersey Bsckwheat Flour Is in god demand AZ 81 81
6RAiN-our Whoa. rasrts. e quiet. TIE demEni is
manly 70 complete eArE0es. The truness Of holders
ssrcs Transactions The only sales we hear OF 30 bush
pre hie ono At 81 p IN store ADd 10 busa Red Lons
Island 81 80. The arrivals are limited, aud there
Little pressing OF the market Rye quiet az 90d91c Bar
lev sim and IN rood demand n pa-f for dstinE Sales
Of eco bush - 7 for ar twrCwed and 74c for f11r
Tovsd Osts .re plenty anh dull A. 50d5le Tor We-.n
and State and 81 &c ior Jersey Corn plenty and
s lover, particularly White. Sales Of <pe bush manly
% the home trace 6iQ65c FOR UnSound g S6ac. aE
White sorthern, q doc Tor jersey feIo AID &c. FOX
Southern Yellow. Oh i dull and pcruinal.
WHISKY-WHh more oferins the market i hardly %
frm Sales Of lo0 bis q ic fo1 Jsry and je for Pr
son. DrudEe q steady ale Of 100 hhds a, 2i'c-
PROVISlON--Ony retail business DONG IN Fork the
IMPLY IL ncrf ssinE. and 10 effect large Sale material
sbattfrent would have he submitted 20. The sales
400 bbls a. sis Is for old Ness sl9 Is for do;
&c 81 for new Prime, and ~ for old Pnme, and
so - fer Clear; SIG IS for sour Mes, snl SIS Tor
Sour Prime. Beef il steady: The receiPts light md
holcers very fr Sales Of 20 bbs At - s. s q for
country Mes SIS dSlS 80 for repacked Chicago and
Ga 2d 20 "a for extra do. Prime il hrm and far de-
fnand e. g so q. Prime Mes N request but buyers
and sellers apart in thor ysws Beet Hams are arm,
butvery quef Sales Of it0 bbs g. Sl5GS - for River
and Western Cut Meat. plenty snd the market i hea
w aes Of 90 u oT PLAIN shoulders and l0l for
cured Hams Lard plenty AMI prices favor tue buyers
tie dsmsnd 10 Moderate Sales 81 30 bhs and tea a. II a
HE Butter plenty and the market heavy III full a.
la lec for Ohio. and l10c foy state eAres Caeese
more tctive az sale Dressed Hogs saTce az ga
HAYThe supply is larxe and she nkTket IL al et bat
STEADY at g7tdsf 20 q loO n.
WOOL il baoyant, 3 t0O . Domestic Fleece sod -
52d65c 5000 D country Puled al 0o51c and % 200 n
Masked SmyTua az &c
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n n 81: t Ses os = e W. ,As wAr~is5 Bsrsss ss,
300 A. Az r rrzrco reported aAsns M Sh uale' -
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p.c IS ~ 70 : Oa 20 ", seen a. aH ~
"a, pss,s8 Aset hest ct bead sesfias sN =" ~
~rd 49,, -. ~ I,,,. rom
pst 10 al = . n or IsiSSsrs LOaa Of Ss"f''1' '''
Csnao scT Alcsr:e. -. 49,. e,,;
prS Is a, IA - ssrs Laia Stewart sean''f' Na 0'
i1ore sor Monrova -. 4, . H.. st,-,.r N, r,.,as,,a
% De- - 81 49, = On - Dr. sos Huoa' supposed f0a Tie cSSs
Sf nee ss'. a. &c. .hp c svsae, Fas I'm Liverpool Nov
Do % :. AT s4ay u - W sarA s~rn. Of saa iron BAH
pse ~ ~ !. - ,ou u Q. w b. ship cOSa' from Liverpool
ps ~ az e 90 5. W, Br .AB cAs5oain. from cAriG for
De- 80 81 Portland sal lido Kneal iaAAam. from Havre s'
pet 81 m 81 Is on low hip shannon, Thompson from I-'
IA "a, S = on 3 - b. .esr sar.h, from HaLaI or Bait
jan H. a, g. cu M .ar President rom New YO's ' New
OrieanA - -. A.. VI
J, % q soJy I.zd sus Mary B. ohaVpeu from NeTorsn'
fer Bait more =, q, -. 49,. &.
SryTra
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To Mariners,

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rE lad Il Etsf alcr 4 ~
shn Eaee hst hAitor al pot 40 hcas ixnA
fFd isd a. Ars-1 af eaf "ae -k ury-d a. Portsad
lgr sr- AL si q - 80 pr5shy he H@ry
hssey - f-l1lS - a. so Ias -ssoslas "a "a
-lrt.lss1s icr elsrFes r. zcrls issld 1.r1or.
p ~f- A1out isa1 -. sfs-4 "a " IA. ,ra...- 81,
trez ~ a - ltisE1 n'frh hs l.B1s -s s-.r x-
zen 90 aio1 - estl o. na1 un-i ne Eztt
ha ssa ga lasn hl n shkTf b@sIses.f "a -
tEli zorls- - F<t r. hesgy lraf. Vests Eh.er In-
raF tla4 n zrl s gtsf bars cu-h -gst re 1900 h
49, ho1-z Epaus os-s o. sy ras 81 e9.r,e sa4 %
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q rztsr b AL ~ go
"a ccuEs trl a. rsst~E1 zzs bsrtb n "a. ,.
% ~ H. lHt - western -af -. &C.,
~ = ~ ~ Ira as9 - Nel Lar Wet .ad .so - 49,
h-t-fa1 lttei \ -tcr = ~ slLoruse 81 - - -
- = = ll--- N-'s al >lh set al .tsv -rr-r-5 =.
- : 'li a. STD FgrtaA n s1nlnas % ~. sb,-- -
- Pc -esi ra'ri ~ Faot = r1g-.rsd~