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ODDS AND ENDS.

A New TERRIToRY.-The citizens of
S!skiyOu and Klamath counties, in CAL
fornia, and of Douglas and Umpqua coun-
ties, in Oregon, were to have held Joint
convention at the town of Jackson, JAN
18th, prepare memorial to Congress re-
questing that body to create these coun-
ties a territory. A large and enthusi-
astic meeting was lately holden at Yreka
TO discuss the subject, and it appears to
meet with the appreciation of the whole
people in that section.
4 NUTSHELL OF TRUTH-Here is a
brief paragraph into which big heap of
truth is squeezed: ''Did you ever scratch
the end of piece of timber, slightly ele-
waited, with pin? Though scarcely
heard at one end, it was distinctly heard
at the other. Just so it is with any
merit, excellence, or good work. 1t will
be sooner heard of, and applauded, and
rewarded, on the other side of the globe,
than by your immediate acquaintance.
~ The Portland State of Maine saws
In 1850 Maine had 92S clergymea, sos
physicians, and 500 lawyers, and these
professions are all crowded. These aver
age compensation of the clergy of Maine
viii not exceed $40 per month, and that
of the physicians and lawyers will not
exceed. on an average, $50 per month, or
5000 year.
DEATH FROM EATING CLOvEs.-Mr.
Amos Brown, an esteemed citizen of OR
village, died in cOnvrllsions yesterday,
and subsequent pOst-mortem examina-
Shnra1 oil hof ~
was caused by eating cloves, which he
had been in the habit of using as SUBJ
stitute for tobacco. A verdict was rem
dered accordingly.-Granpiie Advocate.
Uln England, in the six months
from January to June, the railways car
ried 45,63O,30 passengers: in the acct
dents, hundred and forty EIGHT persons
were killed. The gross receipts of the
French railroads, last year, amounted to
162, SOB -450 francs-thirty millions more
than in 1852.
q An ignorant Chinawowan, who
who didn't know how to he dishonest
hung herself, in San Francisco. from
distress of mind occasioned by her in
ability to pay her debts"
" No less than five hundred men
were recently recruited in one week in
Dublin.
q The yellow fever, in mild form,
was prevailing at Callao, about the close
of January.
" A drunkard's nose is said to be a
lighthouse, warning us of the little water
that passes underneath"
1.-THE Polynesian Sandwich Islands)
says that the eastern side of Mauiis being
OVerrun with indigo, which grows large
and rapidly, and is used very generally
for wood.
e Why are wives with dissipated
husbands, like cOmpositors on morning
papers Because they're accustomed to
waiting for mail steamers.
" A Greek merchant has offered to
purchase the wrecks, guns, &C., at Sinope
for 5000 piastres.
u Eggs are 81 a dozen in. Honolulu
squaShes % cents apiece, and Irish pota
toes 50 80 a bushel.
u There are now fifteen Roman
Catholic journals in circulation in thi.
country, whose united circulation ma,
be estimated at about 10000 weekly.
u Gas has been introduced in SAL
Francisco. Three miles and half O
pipe have been laid in the city, and tn
price of gas is SIS per vne <ho'oand feet
70 MammGn ti HfS.ssr S .nff3ng parr,ag'
trots az Cupid. e' 'n he TIC
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SUPERIOR. RR.ANDS

WE have now in Store large and well assorted
w sock Of
BARKER, richards, and Mcneil & Sons superior
Shifting Linens
Striped and figured Irish Linens
Superior Sheeting and pillow case Linens
Table Diapers, Napkins, and TowelIings.
ALSO
New York Mills and English Shifting Cottons
Il 1 Gotten sheetiDg and pillow case do
Superfine brown Shirtings and sheeting dc
With general stock of staple goods, to which we
In the special attention of purchasers
R6-Ail articles sold at establishment are war.
ranted to prove represented
MAXWELL, SEARS 4 COLLEY,
9TH street, J doors north Of Penna avenue
mar 9-eO2W
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GOODS RE-PLATED.

HOUSEKEEPERS having cake baskets, castors,
Ill candlesticks, walters, cspots, sugars, creams,
slop bowls, coffee pots, napkin rings, shutters and
trays, urns, pitchers forks, spoons, soup ladies,
gar tongs butter knives, &C., which require plat
ing, can have them renewed and rendered equal to
subscribers House Furnishing store, Iron Hall,
where also may be found general rssOrtm mt OF ev-
cry description OF Goods RED uired i'm housekeeping
and viii be sold low be- purchased In or out
Of Washington. @. w. BOTELER
I4-eo3w
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UNDERTAKEN.

WOULD respectfully return my thanks to the
l. citizens OF Nashinston and its vicinity for the T
past patronage and say that owing to the frequent
calls in the Undertaking branch OF my business 1
have been induced to discontinue the manufacture
of Furniture, and turn my attention fully to the
UNDERTAKING. have spared no pains to have
every thing that is requisite to my business and 1
am therefore fully prepared to meet any order after
a few moments notice, and Iassure those who NAV
give ue call that will spare pains carry out
their orders to their entire satisfaction.
JAMES +. HARVEY,
9TH st., between q and II.
N. B-Calls attend d to at all hours of the night
mar Fly
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REMOVAL.
ARNY'S CONFECTIONARY,

81 idge street, Georgetown.
WE have now the pleasure of announcing our
w removal to the Store immed ately ad
Joining old stand, where we will be happy to see
our old friends and the public generally. The pub
lie is assured that our productions cannot be sur
passed and prices will bear favorable comparison
with those of any similar establishment in the Dis
trict.
We sIe ready at all times to serve Dinners, Balls,
Parties, &C., with anything in our line at the short
est notice and in superior manner.
An assCr ment of Perfumery and Fancy Articles
constantly on hand at reasonable prices. call Is
solicited 10-eO2m
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Metropolitan Daguerrean Gallery.

Metropolitan Daguerrean Gallery.
(Fbrmerly Ihompsen's)
VNHB preprieters having purchased the above e.
l. Enlistment would invite the attention of the
citizens of Washington and vicinity to specimens OF
their Photographic skin which have xcited the ad
miration Of all who have seen them land which are
admitted by artists to be unsurpassed if equaled by
anything heretofore attained In the art. -
Miniatures made In emery style equally as we'll in
cloudy az fair weather. III
Especial attention Is solicited TO our style OF
coiored photographs. ADAMS 4 DUNsHEE.
ian l3-tf
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Parabola Spectacle Glasses,

AA@ Constructed in accordance with
~ SSthe Philosophy of Nature, admire
rsby adapted To the organs OF sight, and perfectly
natural to the eye affording altogether the best
tifcial help to the human vision ever invented.
very large assortment in gold, silver, and steel
frames.
For sale by E. X. LUNDY, Optician,
Bridge ST., between Congress and High,
mar 15-tf GEORGETOWN
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CARD.
10 the Ladies Of Washington, Georgetown,
dIaocIr., e.


HENRY WEIRMAN'S Ladies', Misses. and Chd
dren's French Shoes are sold by the under.
lsncd, On 18th street, just above COrcoran & Riggs
Banking House, in his new building, with the high
marble steps, where he will receive Ladies' orders.
and keep constantly on hand every variety of La
les', Misses and Children's French Cater Walking
Shoes, White and Black Satin CATERS, Slippers &C.
made to order by ii. Weirman, of Philadelphia, of
the best French Cater materials, and in the Iates,
Partisan styles. These Caters entirely different
from what are generally known as ''sop shop shoes;'
being all custom work, of superior workmanship.
and warranted TO give perfect satisfaction
Ladies, who value beauty, comfort, and economy
will consult their interest by giving me call, and
examine for themselves. C. WEIRMAN
18th ST., just above Corcoran & Riggs
aug l8-lyeo Banking House.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
LOVE NOT TOO WELL.

- when gaze upon hts brow,
And look into his beaming eye,
Or bending DER as do now,
when sleep has laid bis laughter by;
And listen for his breathing deep
To tell me that II is but sieep;j
A something whispers To my soul,
With power beyond my weak control, ~,
Love not 100 well!
q, never let the fault be mine,
The brightest form of earthly mould
My loving heart can e'er UNFOLD
To worship a thing divine.
We, who the magic line has found,
THAT deap-a mothers L0re-tO sound
Or who shall claim the power to know
When such affections changeiess flow
Loves but too well!
j. II the mother, q, who's, eve
No sarlile is passed unheeded by;
whose ear can catch the fainlest tone
th that sweet voice so all her own:
Who loves with trembling glance to trace
me lights and shadows of thai face;
whose every pleasure, every pain,
Is mirrored in ilrr own again
10 ask that mother; Can she say,
Though love holds such unbounded sway,
She loves too well!
FaIl of the loving heart is found
Unable its own depths 10 sound;
Til IL, like frailest earthly things.
Falls with the prop to which it clings,
And finds. alasi but all too late,
The secret of its hitter fate;
A voice, in that dark hour Of woe,
Whispers the soul in breathing low,
Love not too well,
That thrilling voice-O, is it not
OFT heard from loves most sacred spot?-
Some little collins closing lid,
Where buds, too fair for earth lie hid;
Some grassy hilIOck, short and wide
Where withered flowers lie side by side;
Some marble columns chisselIed lines
Where morning cypress darkly twines,
Preaching, in solemn, saddened tone,
o'er cherished ferns for ever gone
Love not too well
%, Thou, to whose unerrinc eye
Each human heart doth open lie,
Whose sympsthizing love can cheer,
Whose smile dispelS each rising fear,
Whose strength but makes our weakness known
Lave -. % leave us not alone,
Show u5 THYsELF-then shall we be
80 drawn with love supreme TO Thee,
That earthly forms, howeveEdear,
Shall find no cause TO bid us fear,
They're loved TOO well
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SPRING GOODS! SPRING GOODS!

lust received lot of GOODS, amongst which
y are some very pr-,ty Spring Prints, Berege De
I.ains, Ginghams Pa Auslins. some as low !
cts; Cambrcs, Irish linens, Hosiery, Gloves, Col
lars. &c, &C.; 100 p; g Cottons. all grades and at
the lowest prices Also large addition to my stock
Of Shoes consisting Of ladies', misses, chldrens'
mems and boys. pair Of ladies' Shoes, Stockings
and Gloves all fer 80 cents Ladies Gum Sandals so
cents.
Call a, the Great Chea: lash store,..TB. BROWN,
corner Ct Z tn and street,, Northern Liberties
feh Off.
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RUDKIN'S
ORIGINAL GINGER VINE

1NHIs delightful Tonic Wine, for Dyspepsia. Weak.
Il ness OF the Stomach, Loss Of Appetite, fndiges
ton, DarrhGa, &c.
The medicinal properties of White Jamaica Gin.
ger are we'll known glass Of this Wine taken an
hour before meals acts az nstitutional Tonic by
gently exciting the system to healthy action and
for the Invalid and Convaescent, Is one of the best
wines known. For sale at
BUTTS Drug Store,
Corner Penna avenue and 18th street
mar 7-eo6t -
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TAKE NOTICE.

f1NHE subscriber has now on hand very good as
l. sortmsnt of fine Gold Watches, rich aud fash
ionabls Jewery, pure Silver Ware, &c, that he is
anxious to dispose Of before his new stock arrives
and will therefore offer great inducements, On the
way Of low prcee to those who are in want of such
Goeds He will therefore sell all kinds of fine goods
at from 10 to 20 per cent below the usual prices
asked elsewhere in this section of the country He
solicis early call at his store on Pa avenue be-
tween ~ and 9TH Streets Sign of the largo Spread
Eagle. laE II. o. HOOD.
mar lift .z
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MORE PIANOS.-We have recently open
WI ed three more superb Pianos These belong
to the lot of Ten have to dispose OF by the
LIST OF June. Remember, We sell at astonishing low
rates, or make pleasant arrangements with those
who desire to purchase on time.
mar If ! 4 ELLIS
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ARCHITECTURE.

ARCHITECTUKE.
w M. H. BALD WIN
Is prepared to furnish designs and specifications
l. for structures of eyeiy description, such pub
lie edices, stores, city residences, villas, cottages,
Sc Particular attention given to rural architec-
lecture. He will also attend to any conmunica.
tions. and furpieh with dispatch plans, accompa-
MED with full directions for the execution Of the
work, where personal superintendent cannot be
obtained.
References: W. B. Todd, DR.. J. F. May, r. Farm
ham, z. b. Gilman, Hon. Ii. May.
Office and residence corner of Sd and streets
Washington, d. G. feb 4-d3m
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FUNERALS.

c. The subscriber is prepared to at
~ tend, at the shortest notice, to any
calls In this line, and will spare no pains TO render
enre satisfaction 10 all who may desire his assistance
IN performing the last tribute ofrespect to the dead
Hearse always in readiness. Mourning Cans and
ShrOuds furnis he'd when desired
The subscriber begs leave to call the attention n,
tne public TO his PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER.
whch has been already tested in the families of Sc
erai IN this city. to whom he can refer IA "a
. encacy IN preserving the body from decompos,
ton for any length of period.
aug 6-eOly bet 9th and Ioth S,rss,s
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pODGER q Sons Penknives, bought
~ In person by the undersigned. at the makers
in Sheffield, and just received in variety-the finest
grades and qualities of that celebrated House as well
us some of their cheaper kinds.
mar LIT FRANCK TAYLOR
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ICE ICE ii-ICEm!

V'HE Undersigned return his thanks to the public
i for heir very liberal patronage for the past six
years, ard hopes to merit continuance of the same
Having the agency Of Urge eastern Ice Compa-
ny, viii be enabled to supply dealers by the cargo
and his customers by Tie t)n, or In such smaller
quantities as tiey may require through the season
at one stated price.
Orders received b. Ch;r:es Stott Co, druggists
corner Pennsylvania ayenue and street; John Z
Given Co, wood aud coal dealers. corner 14th and
streets; at ny Office Monument HILL or they may
be directed to me through the post office.
JNO. PETTIB0NE.
mar S-eOd1m Int & Union law
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NEW SPRING GOODS!

MAXWELL, SEARS l. COLLEY.
WI 9TH street, doors north of Pennsylvania av
are opening choice stock OF and desirable
Spring Goods, consisting in art Of
French and India Plaid Silks:
Plain Pcuit de Soir and Glaca do;
1000 ydS super black eros De Rhine do. at greatly
reduced prices;
French Mousselues aud Oh illeys;
Plaid POplins and Barge de Lains;
French Chintz. Jaconet and Ginghams;
1000 yis small fgd Lawns, ~ % cts, worth 81 IA;
French EmbroiIeries, Kid aud Silk Gloves;
Silk, Lise Thread, and Cotton Hosiery;
All of which viii sell at fair low prices and
warranting all articles to prove represented
mar S-eOi2W
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TRY-TRY-TRV

TRY-TRY-TRY a5
tANNON'6 VEGETABLE or BL0ODI URIFYIN9
~ BITTERS. 81 Ask for the boti e with the
Portrait of the Inventor and Propriete :, and take
none other, WIN. III. car NON,
WsshiD ,ton, DC.
40 whom all orders should be addressed for Agencies
to 25-eOtf
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DUDs OF OPERAs-Thess beautiful and popular
ID Operatic selections for the Piano Forte Just re-
eel Vsd from the publisher, j. E. Gould.
feb I7-u HILBUs HITZ, Music Dspot.
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y E.lMPR ESSIUNd de Pancien M on.
IL fteHr, seule historic authentiquo ct iaalte-
rec de Ia Revolution Franchise, depusis Ia reunion
des Etats Generaux jusqu Consplat. 1859 to 1899
avec DIES notes explicatives. 81 vols and vol. OF
Introduction. Paris, 1855, Imported, single copy
only, by FRANCK TAYLOR.
Ii
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NOW OPENING.

NOW OPENING.
NEW and beautiful spring styles of Gentlemen's
~ Furnishing Go,"is, such as
Stocks, Crayats, Scarfs, Ties
Gloves Of all kinds Pocket uandkerchiefs, (slk &
linen)
Standing and Byron Collars, &c at
LANES
Gentlempa's Furnishing Store,
Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street.
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ROGER BROWN 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS &LAPOR TIERS OF
WIN e s AMI LILO u ORS.
No. 323 HIGH STREET,
(5et,seen Eighth and Ntmtk, north sids,)
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
ROGER BROWN. foe 28-ly1 WILLIAM WALLACE.
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THE GREATEST BOOK OF THE DAY.
fINHE Planters Northern Bride, by Caroline Lee
Il HentZ, author of Linda and Rena for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Cor. Pa. av. and AZ st., Odeon Building.
lh-ff
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READY-MADE.

REAUY-MADE.
NTE have large stock Of the best quality Coats,
w Over, Dress, and Business Talma Cluaks, &c.
Pants and VESTS of rich and fine material of the la
test styles, and we'll made up. Gentlemen ~ishing
a suit for immediate use can rely upon getting a
good article.
Also, Goods to make up to order, of tho newest
and best style, make, and finish.
fine Shirts, do Woollen, Merino, aud Silk
Also, Drawers, Stocks, Ties, Neckerchiefs
Best Kid Gloves, all coiors
And many other pretty snd desirable articles for
the season. All at the lowest prices
YOUNG OREM,
Merchant Tailors Clothiers Browne Hotel
dAc "a
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TO THE CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN
I BUCKLEY co. respectfully inform the Cit
y zens of Georgetown and its vicinity, that they
prepared to undertake every description Of wcrt
in GAS FITTING. They have secured the service
Of some Of the best workmen from the North, an4
their charges viii be found low in any Of tos.
cities.
They have always on hand an elegant assortment
of Gas Fixtures to which they would invite the cy
animation Of the public.
South side Of Bridge street, between Washington
ami Jefferson.
Orders left at Lnthicum's Hardware Store will b.
punctually attended to. jan 30-u
r. 8. BARBARIN,
DENTIST,
CONGRESS STREET. FIVE DOORS NORTH OF DRID6I a.,
GEORGETOWN, d. C.
nov 1S-d
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH

DIX u. MUNSON has fitted up the
07yS house and oitce on Pennsylyania ave
uOnue. formerly occupied by DR.. Hrm
phreys, and Is making TEETH on an en-
tireiy new plan with continuous gum-the very inn
pc sonstion Of nature hsrsea only handsomsr If de
sired. Public inspection respectfully solicited. DR.
H. owns the patent for the D. c., Va, and N. c.
All departments in Dentistry attended to and war
ranted 70 be done in the very best manner
mar 14-1y
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CHOULD be read by tho Million
- The Chemistry of Common Life, by James W
T. Johnston, NJ. D., comprising two volumes of the
English edition, containing
The air we breath,
The water we drink,
The soil we cultivate, and
The plant
For sale at TAYLOR MAURY'S
mar lott Bookstore, near 9th st.
BUCHANAN on Mill Work and other Machinery
ID vol and large atlas of Plates
Tredgold on the steam Engine, 4 vols, quarto
Life and Professional Labors of Telford, vol and
large atlas plates
On Bridges, by Ham, Hasking and others, vols
and supplement, 1881
Course of Mathematics for the Royal Military
Academy, vols, 1853
Wilner's Hand Book for Mapping and Engineer
ing Drawing, vol
Hart on Oblique Arches, l vol
Alban on the High Pressure Steam Engine, vol
Tredgolds Carpentry, by Barlow, l vol, quarto
Hood o.. Warming and Ventilating Public Build
ings, vel
Sopwith's Isometrical Drawing vol
And many other books of practical science, just
unpacked dirsst from London.
feb 2O-tf FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Cash to Loan In sums to Suit
RI LLOYD CO., Claim, Pen sion, and Bounty
~ land Agents 10th street, opposite the Treasury
Washington, d. G.
Cash advanced on Claims, TO-,
CLAIMS before Congress or the United States thai
have been abandoned by other agents as ,vorttLess
have been successfully prosecuted by us. Letters
addressed above, post paid, viii be promutly Mt
ended to. 1T * Nv
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DORTRAITS OF EMINENT AMERICANS NOW
i LIVING, including President Pierce, Secretary
Marcy, Judge Campbell, and other members of the
Cabinet with biographical and histronica memsrs
OF their lives and action, by John Livingston, of the
New York Bar. For sale at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S,
1sb Eft Bookstore near 9th at,
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Arrival and Departure of Ocean Steamers.

F1r,e- Leores For Days.
Pacific Liverpool. New York.Mch
Africa. Liverpool. New York. Mich. II
0LThe California steamers leave New York OF
the 9Th and 10Th Of each month.
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z X Z SEQ, DE econ TIVE

Il E S CO, ID z CORA TIVE,
oDN AND Every DESCRIPTION OF
IN IA NJ f n TAI PAINTING
hE o>dersigned respectfully inform the ciu
\ Aens oAWashipgton and its vicinity that, ha,.
ing 9e Iefmins on locating themselves permaneutk
II, ~ t i1 eisy, as ,REsCO, DECORATIVE AND Or
NAMhNIAL pA,NTEKS, they shall at all times b,
Prspared TO devote heir attention to decoration In
ny s.yls OF me int.dor of Churches Publ, Halls
Private Dwellings, "A
HUBERT SCHUTTER,
aENkY KAHLERT,
mar 2l-3m* ~-sA1 -.
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MUSIC.

MUSIC.
Mrs. G. ANDERSON has this day received an as
NJ sortment of imported MUSIC, being selections
OF tie best authors from the most celebrated Operas
Also, POlkas, Mazourkas, &c The Etna Gallop by
pAibert; Capri;e Russo, by Strakosch the Helene
Waltz; LIE Chant dAmsur Valse by D'Albert; the
Village Festival Schottisch 1t is the Happy Summer
Time, song; the Leaves turning Red-a song; the
Spring and Summer both past; Songs by Wal
lace. Published by Hall Son. New York.
mar 1T Pa. ave. bet. 18th and 18th sts
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EDUCATIONAL.
eFoReFTOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,

0EORGEf0WN, ". u
yUyHIs Institution is open and in full operation
A few more pupils can be admitted into the
family. .ooo
Terms for boarding pupils 500 PEI session OF ten
uenths. payable half yearly in advance.
French, music, drawing, &C., extra.
Day pupils from S. to $40 per quarter Of IL weeks
Circulars and catalogues to be had on application
to the principal WILLIAM J. CLARK,
&C 2S-dtf. Principal.
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FRANKLIN PIERCE.

1,HE NEW BLUE BOOK, an Official Biennial Reg:
lister OF all officers and agents of the United
states with their locations &c. Price and post
age, prepaid, 20 cents 10 any part Oh tne country.
For sale in Washington At ,,
TAYLOR 4 MAURY's
febl7-f Book store, near 9th street,
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WILLIAM CHOPIN
CARPENTEK AND BUILDER,
Shop and residence, next to corner OF 18th and ss
~ l4-f
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TURKISH PERFUMERY.
DUKE Otto Of Rose
l. Light Rose
Sultan Amber Suy ..t, --r-
Harem Chickek suy
"emis Lick suy, or Beauty Water
:os saie st BIRGEs,
Ian H-u ~" Willards' Hotel.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-24

~ Hotel, Is prepared to measure and ft Shirts In
every variety. Gentlemen that are troubled With
bad fitting Shirts can be suited at
sTEVENS'S salesroom,
jan <o-u Browns Hotel.