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MUSIC FOB BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
L. T. w. WEBER

IL former patrons that he continues to attend
BALLS, PARTIES, &C., with his vel organized
BAND of scientific NJ usioians
He will introduce oil the new and fashionable
Music
An accomplished Pianist furnished If desired.
81 Orders left at Hilbus Hitz' Music Depot,
eautiers, or Mlers Confectionery Stores, or ct my
residence. near Gen Hendsrson's, Navy Yard, will
meet with prompt attention. nov 28-2m
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PURE SILVERWARE.

II HAV just opened magnificent assortment OF
Il STERLING sILVERWARE, embracing Com
pless Coffee aud Tea Sets, fit:hers, Goblets, Cups,
spoons, FORKS, &c
Also, lot OF Fancy silserwars, new styles, such
as cake, fish and butter Knives; Oyster and Soup
Ladies'; Sugar and Cream Spoons; Sugar Tongs Salt
Stands; Napkin Kings, &c
My eilver is warrantsd-Sterling and Coin.
H. SEMKEN,
Jeweller, Pa ave-, bstw. 9th and 10th sts
dec Radiant
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WIN. HAUNSCHILD,
PAPER HANGER & UPHOLSTERER.

A4 Ed ahN0E0 q 0OAOx AhGGs
A MERICAN and French Paper Hsngings snd
II Uphelstsr G oods, Pennsylvania avenue, betw.
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, Washington,
D G.
VIM. Haunschld begs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he has hand large stock Of
French Gilt and American Transparebg,
Also, Hair, Moss, Cotton and Shuck Mattresses.
which he will dispose Of at the lowest prices.
rot lo-3n,
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D EN- TIST RY.

DENTISTRY.
: AR. MUNSON respectfully cal public attention
, to his new, patent, and GREATLY uSs.s1s
IMPROVED method Of setting Artificial fSsascN
Teeth, with Continuous Gur-the very SIkfTIy
PERFECTION OFTf ART. This atyle
of Teeth hss the follow advantages over all others
viz: GREAT STRENGTH, CLEANLINESS, COM
FORT, and BEAUTY, yieing with Nature in these
respects, and some others excelling Public inspec
ton is respectfully solicited Please call and sss
specimens.
CAUTION--No other Dentist in the District of
Co!u-.bia hss right to make this style of Teeth.
N. b Teeth constitutionaliy healthy, plugged
AID warranted for life.
Ofics AMI Eougs at No. 29s street near tie ccr.
ner of pernsS;vaeia avenue aud 14th street.
unY Ii
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UNDERTAKINGS &c.
CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKE..

stH9 undersigned would respectfully inform his
that hs still continues to execute all orders In hie
line OF bun.aess il tas hsst enIer and 1t the short
est notice.
REPAiRgHG neatly and promptly executed
EUIENAE.E attended 10 st
the shortest notice, and ia tbs test aegRssgssss
nanner. B1di.. p.tses ed in The n.es perfsc: ss,s
re-. eyen ~ r.e tscrsx.e;. lota1tss.
thankful for past fsTors, he vcald respectfully
solicit, and viii eceavor to merit contnuares a
Ie sams. ANTHONY BUCHLY.
Pa. ave-, 8. sids, between eth ard 10th sts.
Resfdeuos: Hr. Maritime, No. 396. d street, tnfrd
houss east Of Jsh ctrest. E.nr lily
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NEW ,JEWELRY.

II o. HOOD has just opened new and splendid
IL. assortment Of iue Brace cts, hdkf Fins, Ear
Buttons, Silver Cups aud Mugs, and great variety
of other ne Je~elrJ of the latest stylss, for the
holidays, all of which he will sell at from Is to 25
per cant below the usual price asked, at other es
tablishments. Please ca at AIS Pennsylvania avs.
nue., between A and Sixth streets.
dec l2-tf
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A CHANCE FOR PRINTERS.
THREE PRESSES AND A FONT OF POUR.
GEOI8 TYPE FOB SALE.

yNTALLACH II 'PE offer for sale at the Office
w - tss Eeei.iag Star, ons MACHINE
PRESS, sa1-s!s OF printing 600 imp essions per
hour, eoaole medium sheet. BOTH SIDES AT ONCE, re-
gistering in sks most perfect manner. One MEDI.
UM SMITH aAESS, in coed order. and enc FOOLS.
CAP RkAAGE PRESS. These presses will be sold
low. Alsa, ore font Of SOUeG EOIS TYPE, weigh
ing about 3t9 pounds, but little used, for sale on
re.sonAblS tAemR. nov Stiff
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FAMILY GROCERY.

FAMILY GROCERY.
Northtoest co-i.er of Thirteenth and Il strte.s.
THE subscriber hav ng taken the aboyenaned
giss y s,sf NJ. 'stsas'' t:ss s.ss GkocEktFs a
intends keeping q neral <sfzzsS De-
supply Of FAMILY GROCERIES,. of tho verv hsst
quahty, which will be di poesd OF at tbs lowest pos
siole rates for cash, Or On shor credit to punctus
customers. w
er patrons of the house. and bees to invite the At
tenton and inspection of his numerous friends and
acquaintances to tn quality Of his goods, and the
of the public. a JAcKSON 81
dec l2-1u
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Private Medical Treaties
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW or MARRIAGE,
M. B. LA CROIx, NJ. d.,
ALBANY, ~ Y.
$50 Pages and fsO Fine Plain and Colorei Litho
graphs and Plates.
IS Price only as Cents. -A
s1Sent nee Of postage to all parts Of the UnionGs

Cheapest BOOK EVER
PUBLISHED, and containing
nearly d ubie the quantity OF
rtating matter in that Of the
FIFTY CENTS OR DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS.
IT treats on the PHYSiOLO-
GY OF MARRIAGE, and the
secret /, frmities and disorder
Of youth and maturity, re-
sulting from excei sss, which
destroy the physical and men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-21

UST RECEIVED, par Schooner
y Paulins, TWO HUNDRED AND NINE TONS
WENHAM LAKE ICE.
L. j. MIDDLETON,
Office side F, next t. corner 18th st.
Depot corEer 26:h and L ets west.
nov IA (Nat. Int, Union. AID SEN inel)
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"N0 nEnm AN: E. FI>HG GF
MRS. HERMAN & CO.,

No. o~ N'Th E's'aV street, near Lexi,qton,
BALTIMORE, MD,
WI thoroughly clean all kinds of Lldies and
Chlldren's Dresses made of Silk, Velvet, or Wool
9entlemens Coats Pants and Vests, without shrink.
Ing or taking off the natural gloss.
The utmost punctuality warranted
White Grape Shawls done up equal to now.
All orders left at WM. P. SHEDDs Fancy Goods
ana Millinery, 5O2 Eleventh. st., Washington.
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j. K. HARTWELL,
AND COMMISSION STORE

AUUIIUN AND OOMMISSION STOKE
's'HE undersigned will continue the AUCTION
I AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, In the store
formerly occupied by D. B. Campbell 4 c., No 2s9
Pennsylvania avenue where he Will keep constantly
on hard large assortment of House Furniture Of
every description, Parlor, BsdrocIn and Cooking
Stoves for coal and wood, G. o,kery, Tin snl Plated
Ware, and numerous o.hsr a. c.es wanted By house.
keepers, all Of which will hs sold exceedingly low
for cash or short approved credit.
Consiguments solicited, upon which liberal ad.
vanC. will be n,sde. los. X. UAATWELL.
nov 21-2m
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REV. VERNON EsERIDeE, U.s,N.

TVbIouUU1H, va aug TO, ISoI.
&r. J. x. Boush-uesr sir: While am, in gene
raj, opposed to patent medicines, candsr compels
to state that have great confidence in the virtues
of Hampton's Vegetsbl. Tiucturs. For several
months past have used 1t in my family and in
dyspepsia loss Of appetite dizziness and general de-
bity, With entire success. So for as ny experience
exten'is, therefore, take pleasure in recommend
ing Ii TO the afflicted as o safe and efficient remedy
am. respectfully, yours,
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CHlRrs MADE TO OORDER.-ETEYENs ~ wns
~ Hotel, 10 prepared to make Shirts to u s-surs,
and warrants them in all case to 1t.
Gen.s troubled with bad fitting Shirts can be
suited at SrEVESS'S sslesroom,
dec D Browns Hotel.
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Spr rH~01ssm 4, Anti. .Sptrituaiism Knosk.
woadsrtm Ta5te-!Smrituaiisw Dsms,.
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1 CTH0R OF TIE GREAT BOOK JUET Be-
n iN1 PUBLISHED, SPEAKS uf uAAPTOE'S
TINCfUHE.
GREAT CUEE OF B&SUGArIaH CONTRACTGD
UNDER TROPICAL CLIMATES.
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AUCTION SALES.

By J. C. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer.
DO>lTIVE SALEof VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
Il Washington City by viItue of d. cree of the
High Court of Chsncery CT the State of MARYLAND
l snail sell at pablic auction on the 9Th dsy Of
April, at the ho8r of O'Clock, d. NJ the following
described property, viz:
Lot No. 5, Square S. fronting So feet on New York
avenue, containing nine Thousand two b hundred and
sixteen square fest. r.
Also, Lot s, Square 12s, fronting one hundred aud
thirty one feet on New York ave Que. and one hun
dred and one feet ten in hes ON Twentieth street
west, containing nine thousand two hundred and
fourteen feet ' ~ ~
Terms Ct sale: one fourth Of the purchase money
70 te pad IN cash IN the Cay Of sale and approved
ENDORSED notes In eQIsl amounts, bearing interest
at six twelve, and eighteen months for the re-
mainder A deed 10 be given TO the yurebaser and
deed of Trust taken on the property to de-
fer ed payments
In case OF noncompliance by the purchasers with
the Terms Of sale within three DAYS lherefrom the
Trustee res The right Of reselling the property
thus delinquent at the cost and risk OF the first pur
chaser, after giving three days nstice theresf in
some newspa per published 10 the city of washirg-
ton. 80 II. -fNI-
The title TO the above property is deemed unques.
tionable but the Trustee will only convey such title
as YES in him by the decree of the High Court Of
Chaucery of Maryland All he cost Of convey
spciog to be paid by the purchaser. For further
particulars apply 70
GOODWIN q. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
Or to LLOYD W. WILLIAMS.
His Collector, &c, Nc. =, Law Buildings,
Baltimore.
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE
apI-H r.. .r lHl Auctioneer.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, April IL, IS5

ALEXANDRIA, April IL, 1854.
Library Lccture-Boon Chiid,en-Council-
L.. II. RR. meeting Hydraulion-Bzim
cOe roiH Lsctnre-Buryin-Rai Re
ceipts .-;Saie-MelanSs.
Yesterday evening, the third and last lecture
of the Library course was delivered. Mr.. Hal
lowell took for his theme, the Igneous Strata.
including the theory Of Earthquakes; and his
mastery handling of the subject gave addi-
tional interest to q NEST pleasant subject. The
hall was filled, and Judging from the profound
attention given to the lecture, the audience
must have been highly gratifed. l am glad
to hear, that although the lectures have not
been by any means as we'll attended as the
subject deserved, yet a very considerable addi-
ton to the funds of the company has been
made.
The Boon Children gave another Of their
entertainments last night, and conclude their
performances tonight r- s...
The city councils were in session, transact.
ing but little business. Also the Alexandria,
Loudon and Hampshire railroad company dur
ing the morning aud evening.
On Monday evening, the HydrauIion Fire
company met and re-Organized, electing the
following officers, viz, BENZ. Barton, president;
S. Swain, j. Entwisle, v. p; 4. L. Carne, jr..
secretary; w. f. Carne, treasurer; J. S. Dou-
glass, A. E.; W.. II. Smith, A. p. Stallings
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN, April Il, 1854.


We have been requested to say, that in con-
sequence of the smallness of the chapel at the
Convent of Visitation, the Sepulcher, or Holy
Altar, will not be public on Holy Thursday
or Good Friday, as heretofore. The crowds
which have heretofore visited the Convent on
the above named days, to witness this solemn
exhibition, and the great inconvenience Caused
by the smallness of the chapeD to which many
were subjected, has caused those having con-
troll of the matter to take this step.
The packet boat Fashion has been purchased
by persons living in Richmond, Va, and
Withdrawn from our canal; consequently, we
have now no means of conveyance for passen-
gers upon the canal, of any kind This is much
to be regretted, as it will subject those persons
who are employed upon the Government
water works at the Great Falls, whose families
reside in the District, and many others, to very
great Inconvenience. long wondered why
some of the capitalists of the District or else
where, have not started upon the canal, be-
tween this and Harper's Ferry, a daily line
Of steam-packets. We feel confident, from our
own observation, that such an enterprise. if
properly conducted, would pay handsomely,
besides rendering great service to the public
Mrs: Elizabeth Walker, was on yesterday,
ment of the Georgetown School.
Business upon our Canal yesterday and to-
day has been rather slack Considerable in
crease in the trade, in day or two, is antici-
pated. number of coal and other boats
from Cumberland, are expected to arrive TO-
night or early tomorrow. The receipts for
tolls upon the line, for the last month, amount
ed to over S17 900.
The celebrated horse trainer was engaged
for some time this morning upon the wharf of
the Messrs. Dodge, endeayoring to hitch to
cart a horse without the usual appendage of a
blind bride; but notwithstanding, the animal,
under other circumstances, seemed gentle
enough for all ordinary purposes. All his
coaxing, manifestations, magic, touches, and
the assistance of one or two sable sons of At
RIGA, failed to induce the stubborn .scritter'' to
yield obedience. After many fruitles, efforts
he was compelled to give it up in despair
: Flour and GRIM Markets-Owing to the
small amount of -four arriving, and the stock
on hand being light. and the fact that but lit
tie more is expected to arrive this side of the
coming harvest the last foreign news has had
but little, if any effect upon prices Several
hundred bbls. were offered yesterday at 81 25.
but nos taken, held nominaliy at l2Ia$7 81
there was sale yesterday of several hundred
bbls., extra brands at S7.3I4. Wheat. white
and red, 1.55aSl so; sales of 5, 200 bushels of
yellow corn at 40 and Tic. SPECTATOR.
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! lTELEGRAPHIC.U kr
BIZ HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR.
baltimore Market.

: BALTIMORE. April l2-Flour remains
hrm; sales OF 500 barrels of Howard
Street at S7.50aS7.o5. Sales OF GOO
barrels Of City Mills at $3.50. Wbeat:
sales of 1000 bushels of white at sI.7sa
81. SO: and red at Sl.70aSl.75. Corn:
SAFES 5000 bushels at 1la72 cts for white,
ana yellow at 74aT5 cts. Oats; sales at
4oa4s cts. Whiskey: sales at 24a25 cts.
estern sold at 81. Bacon: sales
ior sides, Tor shoulders 6. Butter:
SAFES OF western At l3kal7k. Corn Meal:
sales at SSas3,'5. Rye -four; sales At
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ap-eo&ds
By J. G. MCGUIRE, Auction.er.

BY y. Z. MEG CIRE, Auctioneer.
SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE. Rosewood
~ "Cnirkering" Piano Forte, eleganG set Of French
git Iaoie ornaments. rch crystal cut Glassws are
French China Dinner, Dessert and Tea Ware, ele
CANT gilt and cut glass Chal deliers Handsome fap
~ Cal rage, French Coupe, and pair Of Bay Car.
rage horses, 3c.-On THURSDAY morning, April
18th, at 10 o'clock at the residence of the Hon W
" twin, corner Of Sd and streets, shall sell all
his elegant Furniture and Household Effects. com.
prising-
HANDSOME seyen-octave Louis XIV. Piano Porte, by
Suite Of rosewood blue and gold satin covered Parlor
Suite Of rosewood crimson brocateleoOvsred parior
Furniture
Elegant crimson satin adamask Curtains, with lace
Curtains, Cornice, &C., to match
Rosewood msrble-top centre Table, Chinese Teapoys
Pearl inlad centre Table, Rosewood Recept,n Chairs
Magnificent set of French gilt Table Ornaments CON
sisting of nine pieces
Par OF French gilt Parior Chandeliers for gas
Pa OF elegant cut glass do DO
handsome French plate Mirror, with the glab and
Beautiful i,i French China Vase of Flowers, e1quis
Elegantly decorated French China Dinner Dessert.
Rich crystal cut Glass Caret Pitchers, Decsnters
Finger Bowls, Water Bottles, Tumblers, Wines
Preserve s. Celery Stands, 10.
Bronze Candelabras m aBtel Ornaments
French rnantel musical Tmepiece
Eighteen dining Chairs, upholstered with green mo
rocco
ExteC sion, breakfast, and side Tables
Table Cutlery, Plated Ware
Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Rugs
Venetian, Stair, and hall Carpets, Oilcloth
Oak carved Hal Chairs, Hat Rack
Rosewood Elizabethian Bedsteads
Rosewood dressing Bureaus, washstards
Rosewood mirror front Wardrobe, lined throughout
with satin wood
handsome china Toilet Sets
Mirror front mahogany Wardrobe
Marble top shaving Stand, Psyche glass
Mahogany hair spring-seat Chairs, Rockers
do Bureaus, marble-top Washstands
walnut, cherry, and maple Bedstesds
Best curied hair and husk Mattresses
Mars ellis Quilts, Blanketf, Comforts
Superior Feather Bolsters and Pillows
Together with large and excellent assortment of
Kitchen Requisites
At o'clock ID,
In front OF the residence, shall ssll--
Elegant family Carriage and Harness
Small French Coupee
Pair superior Carriage Herses rtEF
Terms: $50 and under cash over that sum cred
1t OF two and four month"; for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
mar Sd Auctioneer.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
-dhn The attention Of the ladies and ger-9
tlemen of Washington, Georgetown
and Alexandria, &c, is called to D. X -
~WALES BOOT AND SHOE STORE. He
has just returned from the North with a large and
well selected stock Of ladies' fine Gaiters Slippers
Boots and Buskns, aud misses and ctildrens Shoes
and CATERS of all kinds. Also Gentlemen's Patent
Leather and Calf Skin Boots Shoes and Caters with
a large and splendid assortment Of Trunks, Carpet
Bags, and Satchels Of ali colors and size.
Having bought his stock Of Goods for cash, he il
enabled to offer greater Inducements to purchasers
than any other merchant Of the kind in the District
D. r. WALL, -
La. avenue, between It'll end 9Th SITS,
/ Opposite the Centre Market, next door
r. 2! :. to Perry = Bros Dry Goods Store
an S-S&WSw n 7..ts -
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sgA1-soMEFHNa NEw.-In conseouence of tho ,;h
eral patronage bestowed the Metropolitan Gal
!ery. the proprietor has made an engagement with
Mr.. Verge, an artist from London, by whose pro
cess daguerreoypes will be colored with brillancy
and durability unattainable by the common method
and far SURPRISING in beauty of effect and delicacy
OF detail the finest paintings ivory. To avoid
disappointment ladies and gentlemen are invited to
MAKE Ihelr engagements in ADVANCE and their min
iatures viii then be made at the hour Designated
metropolitan Gallery over Lane fuckers store
pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
GEO. ADAMS, Artist
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cc1ommanders; w: g. Simpson, J. J. Jourdan,
~ oopPags, J.. W Tatspahgh. pipemen.
see oy the papers that Chas. W. Blincoe,
Esq IN public letter to g. w. Brent. are
sPeeaalJ and modestly begs leave to state to
.he pa1nc that his Introductory lecture on the
.a las, Present and Future of Virginia. will
-. AXE place at the Lyceum Hail. on Monday,
ne 18th inst Mr.. B. has thought deal upon
suis SUBJECT His coming expected lectures
nave oeen looked for with interest, and there
y qou6t that he will make a sensation. a
= Ii Is also announced that Elihu Burritt. the
learned blacksmith, will lecture on Thursday
nignt, upon the subject of an Ocean Penny
Postage System .-t.s
The Gazette of yesterday says the receipts
on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, on
saturday, for passengers alone, was $500.
r. A large amount of salt, sugar and molasses
was sold on the wharf, at public auction. by s,
ing. '--'o ->'S :
The weather continues delightful. Business
quantities. = - AMI
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W Pr ocL AMArioN.-Friends, countrymen, and
lovers!-hear me for my cause, and be silent that
you msy hear; discard prejudice that yeu may b.,
eve, and read facts that you may act inteligently
Who, that is young, but values the uxuriant locks
OF youth and beauty Who, that is middls-aged,
but shudders at Grey Hairs Who, that is cid, but
would avert baldneas' Ifany, speak-for him have
| offended. AS none syeak. then none have offend
ed In addressing twenty-four million people
Not one Of these many million who have attested
the virtues of Lyons Kahairon for Preserving, Re-
Storing, and Identifying the Hair, but will proclaim
its beneficial effects, far and near. One trial will
convince the most incredulous. Sold uniform, for
20 cents, by every Druggist in America.
D.s. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, NY.
an To-
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~ Now Is TIE rME-The display of daguerreo-
types at PLUMB's GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave,
nue. Is truly magnificent The proprietor is doing q
handsome business, and hundreds are delighted with
the spleL I'D pictures they obtain there Let it be
duly remembered nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and what is gratifying, 81
ways attains it. This accounts for tho success Of
Plumb's Gallery. Cameo Dsgaerrsotypes taken in
all westhers. dec7-
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THE sTEREoscoPE-Th:s beautiful instrument
and Wonderful as beautiful-has been seized upon
by the Daguerreotypists, simplifed and put b fore
the public for general adoption. On viewing the
application OF it to Daguerreoype pictures it is hard
70 restrain ones warmest enthusiasm 80 astonish.
ing Is the result produced The object of vision seen
through the Stereoscope is no longer picture; it
has all the lineaments AID pecularities, and pres
ence Of The living sdbiect, only less in size. The
completeness with ~hich this is done must be seen
to be believed. The emily place that we know of in
the city where Stereoscopic Daguerreotypes can be
procured is WHIrEHURsT's, on Penn ylvania avenue
Tue world is indebted to Professor WHEATsToNE for
we only READ Of in the fabulous miracles of Friar
Bacon.
The beautiful Daguerreotypes described above
are daily sold at WH1rEHURsTs GALLERY, Pennsylvs-
MIA ave lue near ~ street.
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The French Demand on the Emperor SON.
louque

BosroS, April l0:-A letter received
here states the result of the late demand
by the French Admiral upon the Emperor
Soulouque somewhat differently to the
report published last week. The demand
was for payment Of back indemnity
money-about Sl60,000-with a threat
of bombardment if not paid. The writer
states that the money was paid, and that
the French Admiral saluted the Haytien
flag The foreign Consuis. did not side
with the Emperor in the matter.
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BY J. c. McGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY J.. C. Mcguire, Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE or CITY LOTS 10 close an
lL Estste--on MONDAY afternoon, May LIST, at
lowing described Lots: ~ -
Square S93, lots and4 #I..-
Do 9l6, do j. 4,5,o.7,s, 0, and 10
Do sll, do !, 2, 8 Q, 10. II, IL, IL, and Is
Do ga, do 3, 4, 6, and .
Do SOP. do 3, 4, s, 9. 7, s, Q, and 10
Do OH, do 2, 5, 4, S, 9, snc 10
Do ss7, do ], 2, 8, Q, 10, IL, IL, Is, 20, q,
Title indisputable.
Terms One-thrd cash, the residue in six and IL
months, for notes bearing interes secured Inv d.ed
Of frost on the property.
All conseyenclng al the cost Of purchaser.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
up LID ~. Auctioneer
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-12
ID L e ID i,

This morning, the 18th instant, about 5 O'Clock,
Mrs. HARRIET McHANNEY, wife of Mr.. Jacob
McHanney, in the 44th year of her age. The de
ceased was a native Of Baltimore county, Md, but
for the last Is years a resident of this city,
CO Her funeral will take place on Tomorrow
Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock, from the resi-
dence of her husband, corner Of and 5th streets,
where the friends and aequaintances Of the family
are invited TO attend. BIZ -
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