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PARK R has now a sto k Of Ladies' and

g PARkER has now stO Of Ladies' and
~. gent emens' Kid and all kiud. of Gloves in ALI
oiors snd in all No of Bajous make it'll our STAMP
in them.
most beautiful assortment of Pr ris Shell and Bpf
ao Dress Tack Z" lbs English tiorn Buffalo and she'll
dressing and ivory htc teeth Combs.
Euglish, American and Frrn. Hair Brushes in
100 new patterns; Tooth aud nail Brushes in preat
vsriety-very cheap
Extracts from evrrv flower that blossoms Mt 80
CENTS per bottle, Real German CO ogne very fin.
fr sh coil cream, rose, musk, Lows brown indsor
Wa hing So,ps.
In tins line we have tsken great pains to hav
al I'll mes. Fresh Sburia6 Or am .nd Mile,
shaving 'akrs lndeed il this d. par ment # our
tr tfe We particularly invite the attention of penIl
meu who shave themselves e
PAkkERS Fancy and PerfumeStore
Under National Hotel
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4 HE MUSICAL WORLD AND TINES

Z HE MUSICAL WORLD AND TINES
Il A large Weekly Journal of sixteen
pages, edited by RICHARD SToRLs WILLIS,
ami which the best musical composer rs and
writer's lis this country make their medium
of communicat on with the pubic, contains
-urinS the Year 2O9 pages TOR % Morth) of
the very best music Ut a kinds also bril-
liant and ihs ructive Essays On Music; n
Harmony, which any budy can understand;
Il Vast amount a tractIvp musical I, atius,
anecdotes, and sketches of celebrated mu
sicians, of musical history, &c.; the most
fearless and truthful criticlsmsrrs 81 MI Il
Cal publications. and Performances, ai.u
the very pick and cream Of MuSica. News,
Novelty, and Incident. both foreign anu
the whole forming the complete and valua
bic record of Musical Art il is possible to
obtain. The wants of Country Choirs, and
of ladies' wishing tor new mdsic, but who
are not living near music stores, are especi
ally attended to. b.
TERMs.-One cory. SO: two copies. So :
five cop cs, $40; and a person sending us
club OF FIVE, gets an extra copy Tor his
trouble. Address DYER & WILLIS, publish
ers of Ausic"i The World and Times, 257
Broadway, New York.
ANOTHER MUSICAL JOURNAL
The subscribers alsn publish The HomHe
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pages, each numb containing FOUR pages
of Music (maki, G ToLTY- EIGHT RACES p
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Musical reading matter The Monthly M.
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benefit of the thousands of music lovers
whose musical knowledge and tastes de-
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Address DYER & WILLIS
n. B.-Clergymen will be supplied with
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year; and with The Monthly Muscai
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Agents wanted TO obtain subscribers for
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commission allowed.
Now is the time to subscribe, as the new
volume commenced ON the first Of January,
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r. r. No. 2.
RAILWAYS RENUV4TiNG RESOLVENT.


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In either OF the Above namei seases
WE GUARANTEE
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Gun UMPIIVE Patients
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II Is DAILY PERFORMING MIRACLES.
In t. n minures after taking dose this p'easan
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Price OF Il. X. r. No. 2 One Dol lar Yer bottle.
Sold only by the authorized agents.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
Of the metropolitan Mechah-
fcs' lnsfttu.c.
TCOatfHufd l

ter Institute.
[COntmutd.
D. Campbell, quill embossed silver mount
cd coach HARNESS, rank first-medal
D. Campbell, military saddle, bride, VA
lise, &C., rauk frst-medal.
D. Campbell, coach and riding whips,
made by Pears IN s. Sallada, Philadelphia,
rank frst-medal.
D. Campbell, trunk, Benjamin Andrews,
Philadelphia, rank frSt-Inedai.
D. Campbell, spring trunks, Hicky & Co,
Philadelphia, rank first-medal.
T. Jenkin, Georgetown, lady's saddle,
rank first-frst diploma.
T. Jenkin, Georgetown, buggy harness,
rank frst-frst diploma.
]. E. Cox, caifskins, harness, and bride
leather, rank irst-frst diploma.
ii. Allen, water PROOF, mail bag, and life
preserver, rank frst-frst diploma.
George A. Grouse, somer. ct saddle, rank
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J. C. Shafer, morocco SKINS, rank first
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F. B. Lord, trunk and valise. made by j.
E Brown, rank second-seconI diploma.
F. A. Lutz, buggy harness, rank first
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F. A. Lutz, somerset saddle, and gig sad
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F. A. Lu!z, shaftoe saddle, rank second
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F. A. L1'z, sole leather trunk, made by
Thomas Meyer, Philadelphia, rank first
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F. A. Lu,z, coach and riding whips, male
by Miligan, Baltimore, rank second-frst
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Ramsbury & Ebert, Georgetown. buck.
skins and colored sheepskins, and daguer-
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S. Thompson, Baltimore, patent safety
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P. NJ. Spaagler, Reading. Pennsylvania,
buggy harness, rank irst-meda.
Nathaniel c. Towle, patent American
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and laid to he iudestructib.e by worms
first diploma.
Thomas Altemus, Philadelphia, book
binding, deposited by ]. C. Mcguire, rank
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J. NJ. Knott, specimens library binding,
rank secoud-frst diploma.
Ed. Lycett, specimens bookbinding, rank
third-secord diploma.
j. II. Tretler, blank book, rank frst-frst
diploma.
Murphy & Co. Baltimore, blank book,
ruling, &c.-first diploma.
W. D. Tuley, blank book, ruling, &C.,
rank second-second diploma
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II. K. K. No. 3.
RADW AVS REGULATORS.

RADW AVS REGULATORS.
Mild ard Pleasant in their operation to regulate the
Bowles. AMI cleanse the system from all Putrd and
Acrimonious Hum,rs.
Gn.d at all Times, Time Five Hours
small does Regulate, Large doses Pure
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Co,tivene>s. Indigesti,n Sour ON ,cb. 'eases iiv
er Complaint Dyspei sin. onstipati' of tt bowels
Heart Burn. Small Pox. Kidney complaint.
FEv.Rs OF ALL KINDS Typhoid, Pneumonia, Scar
let, r. phu., Yellow, and hi i ms and i'm all Eases
where the system is ont order dse of the K-gua
tors will regulnt the towels give tone aud enel gy to
the Liver, and restore the natural health
r. r. X. cold b, Chas. Stott n Co.. spy "orri
and by the Drug ria generally dec q
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RICH FURs FOR LADIES

TODD T. CO. pa I'll. ula,ly invite n. alto, ,;o ,
l of the ladie. of the Met o,o, aud vicinity r.
their rich Ind valuable stock OF FUR q. ODS tn.
ass rtmeut comprises the r.chest aud 6,est d.s,i-
tons Of 'f
ROYAL ERMINE.
uUDSON'S BAY SABLEs
BAUM AND STONE MARTIN
II + Toll MARTIN. CHING HIIIA
CANADIAN MINK. BLACK IYNY.
In fact every article in the trade recovn;zoa hv
taste anil faShi n, beautifully rppr spnted q,
their Sales Rooms, and aod at satisfactory nr;c Mt
Rrovp's Msrbln Building. Psnnsylvanis avsnue
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All the Magazines for April for Sale It JJE
SH1LLINuf0a'S Cheap publication Depot

ERAHANS Magazin-, for April, a ople udid >um
" Der.
Goley's Lady's Book, for April. very beautiful,
L,des' National, FIR A .,ril, eeg mt and lie p
Agathas Husband, by the su;hor IF Uiivr'' and
"Og,ivIes"
Beatrice; or, the Unknown Rel.tvos, by Miss
Sinclair This wo'k is recommended by ali
the adj " Protestant Clergy men # the
Unite Sta
Womans Lif.; OF, the Trials of Caprice, by Miss
Emilie Carlen
Gus Howard; or, How tn Win Wife: = SEQUEL
to Minute Grey. Deeply inters. ting
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booker Magazines
All the ne y Books Newspapers. and every thing in
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JOE SHtLLINGT,p\'S Bookstore
Odeon Building, corner of y st. and Pa ave.
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I He GREAT BRITISH QUARTERLIES
AND BLACKNUUD'S MAG AZlNE.

HE GREAT BRITISH QUARTERLIES
AND BLACKMUUD'S MAGAZINE.
Important reduction in the rates OF post
age! LEONARD SCOTT s. Co., NJ 54.
Gold street, New York, continues to publish
the following British Periodicals, viz:
The London Quarterly review, (Conser
vative.)
The Edinburgh Review, (Whig.)
The Nor, h British Review, Free Church.
The Westminster Review, Liberal, J an.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine. lT.ry. !
Those Reprints have now been IN sue
cessful operation i'll this country for twenty
years, aud their circulation is constantly
on the increase, notwiths' anding the eu,n-
petition they encounter from American pc
riodicals of L similar class, and from hu-
merous tclectcs ahd Magazines made up
Of selections from foreig periodicals
This fact shows clearly the high estimation
in which they abe held by the intelligent
reading pubic, and affords guar. tie
that they are establish. on a firm basis,
and viii lie continued without int Eruption.
Although these works are distinguished
by tbs political shades above Indicated, ye,
but small pc, ton of their n'en,s is de-
voted to political subjects. 1t is their
literary character VIII CHI gives them their
chief value, aud in that they stand con
fessedly far above all other Journals Of
their class. Lakewood, still un,ler the
mastery guidance Of Christopher North.
maintains its ancient celebrity, and is at
this time, unusually attractive from the
serial works Of Bu!wer aud other literary
no'ables, written for that magazine. aud
first appearing in its columns both in Great
Britain and the United States. Such works
rs " The Caxtons' and My New Novel"
(b"th by Bulwer. My P.n'nsular Medal, :"
" The Green Hand" and other serials, of
which numerous rival editions are Issued
hy the leading publishers in this country
have to he reprinted by those publishers
FRI the ,ges of Blackwood, after it has
been issued by Alessrs. Sc'tt & Co so that
subscrib rs TO the reprint of that Magazine
may always rely on having The earliest
reading Of those fascinating tales.
~ Kemittauces and communications
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lished and have now for sale, the FAR
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II. IL. Il.
RAILWAYS READY REMEDIES
NOS. |, 2. AND 3.

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II sou with e,rh other Taken separately or To-
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t. or Disease atl1 ct the system while uLd their
Influence.
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INPOnTANr 10 CAPITALIST.
DLAY ING ARDS. Backyam n i,mrds
NOTICE.

II LEMON, Upholsterer, will be happy to serve
Ii. the citilAnS of ashiu stuu in ali that ADJ
I las TO his prOf:s>lo Faithful wOrKmansl ip lu.r
anteed IN al cases or no .emunerai IN TO. Ser, ices
expected. The pubic pectfuly Inv. ed to call
anu SIC his improved balance weight fixtures for cur
tans at his pace OF business, llth IT. eet, Il. q
Pennsylvania avenue.
Reie ence to M-osrs. Clage;t 4 Todson and Prof
Chas. &. Page. fb23-
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A DOZE N BOYS want-d ut tn ofic. of t g
~ "Mechanics' O~n" on street ne ar corner of
10th, ever Waters Printing Estab ishrnent to carry
ps1ss, ~ ssa1e seaess 70 sell th= above paper.
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d.. Ro,.'. Ly,IsIsh~ % d'si'

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body. il t. more fi'que' q. 81 an :, !" ~
Feet and 10, nj A,,sf,f-Iietk i' l''tbtt Mh",
the p hits dns,p M d Icis" r"si "l.h u" -
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p,is Tie sur st l''ImrtiD's !" "a 81, ~
tn = 49,, At IN, Id g. aid tL live ,un ild
stgngti.
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n.r,,,,. h. ,,r tr. vi will ytl"'th Ia M
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p n Gilman ". u. Gilman,
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A. ,xll.r Jol u v. fiirn.
E;d~eJ Iawrercr. WfshiTgtun 'nl H. Z.
! l. Eidye ell Ge rgeicwn, u. T., AID lie VIII"
pr,r 81. rrs in AL 1ar dria.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-04-02

NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS.
" RlTiNG Desks, Ladies' Wolk Boxes
w Gen lemens Shaving Cases
Eight-day Clocks, a supertvr article
Porte Monaies, Biri Gags Re rec iyed and for
sale low at the 9TH street Fancy Store I'd below E.
dec Il A. HAMMOND
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METROPOLITAN
HAT, CAP, AND FUR ESTABLISHMENT,

ftRasstraa1G Avenue, M. til SIDE, near 18th street.
WASHINGTON CRY
1HvASS has now on hand one # the best selected
II assortment Of Hats, Cs,s Furs, gloves. and
Bonnets for Gentlemen, Ladies. Youth a q Chi.dr n
ever offered for sale In this city. ALo Cares, I'm.
brelas, &C.
His stock is all new, and he has determined to re-
duce his prices. These now in want Of any article in
his store en- eeonvmze by calling on
msr g. EVANS, Near 18th street
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MULTUM IN PARVO.

The journeymen tailors of Chicago are on
strike
The Baltimore papers complain Of scarcity
of wood at the present time. in that city.
The annual commu nicatiOn of the Grand
Lodge of free and accepted Masons of Mary
land, commences at Baltimore this evening.
ASavannah paper, in allusion to Miss Brem
er's having called Savannah the city of
gushing springs" says, that (" tie old pumps
which are the only fountains in the place
ought to hold up their heads at the compli.
ment and wag their handles"
There is great excitement in Baltimore on
account Of the threatened bankruptcy of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. The Com.
pany asks the city to endorse for it to the
amount of $1,000, 900, which will be decided
at an extra meeting of the Councils this even.
ing
The New York Legislature stands thus SEN
ate-22 Wings, Hard Democrats, 2 Soft Dem.
ocrats; House-60 Wings, "a Hard Democrats,
y Soft Democrats, ? Free Sellers.
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THE STAR IN NEW YORK.

The New York public desiring the
latest and fullest Washington news, will
always find the Daily Star at Yates &
Seely's, Is Ann Street, and at Adriance,
Sherman & Co.'S, No. 2, Aston House,
Broadway. By addressing note to
Yates L Seely, they will be served daily
with the Star, at very early hour; thus
obtaining such accounts of the preceding
days doings and sayings in the Federal
city, as can be obtained through no other
medium. Within the past week, our New
York list has increased largely, and we
intend that it shall 60 up to two thou
sand ere the session is half over for we
will give our readers there everything
concerning Washington matters, which
anybody out of Washington can possibly
want to see and hear.
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PERSONAL.

80. The Annapolis Republican says that
DR.. Dennis Claude, and Col Joseph II, Mich
olson. of that city, are named as candidates
for the next Treasurer of Maryland.
80. The Manchester IN. H. Mirror says
Mr. Anterior was born July 4th, 1904. He
leaves from $500, 900 to $500, 900. He has no
children.-A post mortem examination was
held Tuesday afternoon, and the disease was
found to be a softening of the right hemis-
phere of the brain. The left hemisphere was
healthy. The disease had been in progress
for some time. His brains weighed THREE
ponnds eight onnres and a halt, avoirdupois
weight"
80. Ex-Gov Dana, Of Maine is at French >
Irving House.
80. Senators Richard Brodhead of Pa,
city.
80. The Hon Tom Dunlap Of the I" Pewter
Mug" Frankfort street, New York city, who
is one of the newly appointed Commissioners
of Emigration for that port, Us we'll as lead
ing Soft city politician, is at the National.
80. Judge VIM. h. Smith, NJ. C. from Ala
the original anti -kos.uth Member, is also
there.
80. The Hon. Linn Boyd has gone to Pc
teIsburg, Va.
80. John Bruff, Esq, of New York city,
the we'll known and very popular concert
manager, is in Washington to-day, arranging
for Julien great entertainment, to come off
here on Thursday night.
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BANK EXCHANGE PLACE.

II Nfeet, IscTtH Side Befre>n 10Th and 11h.
TIE undersig ned respectfully inform their fellow
citizens and the pull lie generally that they havs
opened an establishment. under the above name will
the intention of kee.ing (whst is much wanted il
this city, first class RESTAURANT, in which ever,
deicaey OF the season, either of fish, flesh, or fowl
tan always be obtained, and where good order com
bined with social and cheerful intercourse, will b
the ruling feature Por gentlemen having calls upor
the different Departments, for merchants and bust
ness men, its location IL unsr passed by any other
being situated about midway between the large hotels
and business portion Of the city-the banks and
Government offices.
Their bar will be suppliedwith the choicest wines
OF superior brands; and they have made arrange
ments which will enable them to furnish their guests
With brandies and other liquors. direct from the i'm
porters.
Will be filed daily, for the accommodation Of mer
camille men, and their visitors, all the principe
newspapers. periodicals. &C., Of the northern, south
ern, and western Cities
suppers served up for private parties, and at thu
shortest notice to insure satisfaction
The subscribers respectfully solicit the public'i
patronage being determined that nothing shall bs
Eansing on their part or upon the part Of their
sstantas 70 insure satisfaction.
nov l2-selW RABBIT POWERs.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-21

GT The Rev. Mr.. Mcclure, President
of the Georgetown College, delivered a
very able discourse at St. Patrick s
Church on Sunday morning, sketch Of
which will be given in tomorrow Star
the crowded state of our columns not al
lowing of its appearance in to-day's issue.
There was very large congregation as.
sembled, the object being to assist the
funds of the Young Catholics Friend
Society.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-21
STALE NEWS.

The Baltimore Sun of Saturday men,
tons, as among the important rumors
from Europe" copied from the New York
Times of Friday, that Louis Napoleon
had invited kOssuth to a secret confer
ence at Paris for the purpose ofasccrtain-
ing definitely from him the extent of mill
itary force Hungary could bring into the
field, if afforded another opportunity of
contending for her independence, and that
kossuth had been at Paris consulting
with the Emperor in reference to the i'm
pending war. In referring to the Star of
October Sth, there will be seen the sub
stance of letter, ''the writer of which
lit is there stately has figured prominent
ly in the affairs of Europe, in which this
information is given by the Star. and it is
also stated:
'As some evidence of the disposition of the
French Government, it is mentioned that Hos
suih's two sons are being educated in Paris.
under the nose of the Austrian Minister
though not exactly under his tutelage; and
several distinguished Hungarian refugees have
been recently we'll received in that city Louis
Napoleon pereeives the policy of appearing to
be liberal. The meeting at 0mutz of the two
despots of Austria and Russia. is naturally
not regarded as an suspicious circumstance in
England or France kossuth, Pulzky, and
other leading revolutionary republicans in
London, are in high spirits, have frequent
eaueuses, and boldly prophecy great events
within few months
The letter was to gentleman in this
city, and the editors Of the Star were
properly allowed to take note of its con.
tents for publication.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-21

JOINED FoRcEs.-The New York Day
Book, a sprightly daily journal, published
in the city of New York, with very
"hard" leanings, but published by good
Wing, says:
The silver grcyS and adamantines
have united. The leaders of these parties
hang back, but they cannot prevent the
people from voting for men with true
Union principles, under whatever name
they are presented. You may call par
ties by whatever name you will, the peo-
pie are for the Union. the constitution and
the compromise : and the party that goes
for that motto they will support, and
none other. Hu11ah, then, for the people
and the peoples party"