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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-08
ORANGE q ALEXANDRIA RAILRoap
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A RRAAGEAEST5 having been made with lh.
"A owners Of the new and splendid s,ta n,e,
GEORGE PAGE to run between exaudria ans
Washington distance Of six miles, in c,nneci r
with the trains On this rosd and the ashfr ytor
road the following sch e1uls will take eff C. OF sn6
after Monday, May Sth, 1854:
Train from Alszandris TO Gordcnsyille. sud in
:erme date Stations, viii leave TIA pot correr o
Duke and Henry streets, atfl5 o'c och n m. on H.,
arr1vsl Of the Beat from Washington giving ARM,
lime for breakfast On bna,d arriving a; Cor,cns
siiie, at quarter past IL O'Clock -c,nnectiur y,
that pc Mt with the Trains on IN Sirviria Cenir,l
Road, to Richmond, Charlottesville, sind stanton
Train from Gordcnsyilte to Aisxsndria ard a..
termediate atons, will leave Gordonsyi,le ST y
before IL o'clock the arrival Of the cars en- ~
virginia Central Railroad, arriving at AleYa, iri
1t a quarter before oclock--taus allowing ann.
time t. connect with the train leaving WaThingir,
Gty Tor the North, and for Dinner on board nm,
boat. -. N'N YIN
Train nom Alexandra to Warrentop ana inter
mediate Stations will leave Alex andria daily Isun
DAYS exceptedD at qua t.r after o'ciocf. p. n,
arriving at Warrenton at quarter past eek A. m.
On sunday viii leave at n O'Clock q m :
Train nom Warrenton to Alexandria and ipter.
mediate stations, will leave Warrenton daily (Sup
oay exoePted) ct quarter past o'clock O. m an.
r1v1ng AZ Alexandrx at 10 o o'clock q. m.
IN sunday will leave a OuartSr paet I s~lk m -
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NOTICE.-The gentlemen who we're
tkS stricken from the roll of the Northern Lib
ties Fire Company for not complying with Resolu-
ton of the Company, in relation to equipments, &c,
respectfully requested TO attend 9 meeting ~
Happy Valley Hall, on TUESDAY, the 9th instant.
to take steps for the organization OF a Hook sn
Ladder CouIpeny ''E H. NAV Sits
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4 NRHSTAL PALACE GUITAR-W We
~ have been favored by the receipt of @. T. Z, T.
uIs fire Crystal Pa acs GUITAR. witch VII lie u
exhibition for hort time at the Music Dept a
hlLbUS HlIZ. Persons wishing TO inspect 2
very sus rior a. mastery piece of Americ N " rk
manship, will do Well 10 call .arly, as the tin IL
liz iled Il which il v ill be exhibited. Price tiq
Guitar $3.50. may S-3t
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may ST ->Ss'

A CAhO-Ihe uIdersigned respectfully h,
"a ferns his fsiends and the public th.t - -
eomo,esced the manufacture OF MIN. RAJ W TER
@ian soda Water Apparatus, which enables nm =
uInno me poohe With pure and sup.risr art e.
-Ofoess vin Do thankfully rscsAed a his PscssrV
- oe1 Oh "a ana streets ard promptly akesune3
WIN. N. b. MACK,
n.S lin iots Of 0soegstovn, nd
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To CORREsPONDENTs

NO nooce can be taken of anonymous CommunIca
ions. Whatever is intended for insertion, must
Dc authenticated by the name and address of the
sHter-not necessarily fps publication, but as a
guaranty Of his rood faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communi-
cations. --
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APPLES-APPLES.

lust received per Schooner FULTON
~ $50 bills prims Eusset Appl-s
which viii he sold on rea enable terms, to cl,es
oonsi nment If in mediate ap, LEGATION be made 20
JOHN J. B0GUE,
East side of the Market, Georgetown.
NAV 6-3tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-08

sS- THIRO wARD.-JoSEPH BRYAN VIII he
SUBJ orted for Aid Tmsn for the Third ard at the
o. preaching election, by MANY VOTERS.
may 4-tst H.r -.. -
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MACHINE POUR LAcKICUTURE.

MACHINE POUR LACRICUTURE.
DAKTNbh " iNTEO.-A new machine for he
l. drainage OF ppicstion has be n
made 10 obtain pa eot the construction of nsw
machire OF serehty-two feet long, by fifteen vile
lie saves the labor Of $40 or $50 worEmsn. and cau
be worked by u or IL men. ard or 10 horses. A
partner is wanted. The de 'igns and a s1all model
rnaehine csi be seen by applying az
LOUIS R0SSET.
At John Loeiiger, corner 10th and SITS.
NAV 6-3ts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-08

C,HEAP LOT OF B3IChS.-
~ About 1900 rev BEicks and Bats. in q ;oI ;
lot O., The corner of street .outh aud 4th stieej
east. wild be- sold for So 81 Enquire at tbs ho"so
adjoining the lit. Eay So
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-08

DIET DOG LOST.-$3 REWARD.-A very
snail ulsck and Ia King Charles Spaniel. / as
her tail eut short snd very long ears and answers
to the anne of Nell" She was lest on Sunday hf-
ternoon. WhsaYer will return said dog shall ~
ceive the sbove r-wsri and he thanks of the owpe
at Mrs Hayes 18th, b tween II and l streets, or a.
any one " i'll inform Of the whereabouts ef the
dog sh Ill receive the q owe reward
NAV g. St.
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1o&rQ OF Aldermen
JR TIL W A I'D.
nee the nfms Of 20,
ndidate Tor the Boar
! ard. ]
NOTICE.
cd a large sni val
NOTICE.

lust opened a large sni varied assortment Of
u Spring and Sun mer Under Garments, Linen
Drawers of superior quality and patterns Fancy
Hcs:ery, Six, Thread. and Cotton, al uoPKINsS
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store corner Penusy lyanis
avenue and 9th S., between National and Browns
H0t-l may Civ
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DIRECT FROM HAVANA.

NIGAH5-I hare just re.eivsd FINE sss rt-
v ment of Gil srs, t. which invite IN, sttert' L
IT those fond OF q really good r,icie.
Also on hand, Operas, CT mas, Victoria, Reg-ia
Anbrosa Lon1res, Tratucos, &c.
lN0. SESSFoRD, Jr.,
Pa avenue, east Of he N-tiona Hotel.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-08

u The "sfar" Once IL located ON
ID street, second door west from 18th,
near the junction of 18th Street and
PennsyIvania Avenue, nearly oppo-
site g the " Kirkwood House," late
" Irving Hotel"
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

4 Mns. II. L. DAWSON, Pa svepue, &C.,
3sS4abetween 9Th add 10Th SITS re pectiui- asasss
G{Sj ~ announces to the laiiss Of Vast -
w 10 Iton and the vicinity that she Will ~sss
open on THURSDAY, llth IN taut, large and fl-h-
iouabie assortment vi FANCY HATS.
may S-3t* MRS. vi. L. DAWSON.
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PINE APPLES

Il CsT receive from philadelphia, and in fine Or.
~ Ger an excellent lot Of delicious PINE AP-
Plies which win be sod cheap by the d zen or 9TH
erwisa
Confectioner, coraer Pa ave and 14th stree.
may 6-5.s j g. NFAVtp
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-08

A ThE REQUEST OF many psrsons
IA We adopted the plan 10 o pose 10y lotsoi three
most msgnneeut articles there below described.) too
costly to be disposed of at private SALE viz:
asgpincent solid Fspie' Nacf Cab ne, ichly in
lsia 10 m,ther pearl, made expressly fer the crset
World Fair, worth $500 = = -
superb solid River mounted, gold edced ls5,s~,
AIV. style, worih 1850 ~ 80
hcn massive metal Roman Clock, with two lArrs
CeSo eAsbras to match, worth SIS. -,
Nearly all the numbers have been sold. Tia INV
remaining unsold can be had by making imu sdists
appicauon TO our store. On SATURDAY. The surscrip-
uon hst rlll tedlosed The drawing viii take place
peat week Subscribers are reouessed m csp this
week aud ssttls fer their numbers. : - -,
srtf 10 ~ L. B. Co.,
Importers Of Fancy Goods, Brown Hotel.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-08
JOB PRINTING

JOB PRINTING.
The proprietoIs Of the "EyENING STAR" have,
at considerable expense connected with their ests
'ishment neat and complete
Job Printing o # &c,
h.ch viii enable them to print on the lowest terms
IN the best STYLE and the most expeditions ranner,
LABELS, BILL HEADS.
CARDS, BLANKS,
HANDBILLS, POSTERS,
CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS,
&C., &C., &c.
The new materials used at the Star JOB Rriutino
QtBcs VIII enable to do Printing In a superior
manner.
The patronage Of the public Is respect fully 60
licitsd. mavs
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sPsssengers for Lursy and New Market nil, 10 =
the slsi1 leaving Alexandria, at ~ O'clock a. "a
On rueedays fbursds5s, and Sstui DAYS. -.
.Pssseng-Ts fer Lynchburs win take ,h,, t ~ :,
lsannG Alexandria at 10 O'Clock, a. m !. an No.
oayf, wednesdays, and Fridays. -
a1gns Trains are running daily, feundsy az,
Z PEG order: RRocrrrr 81
Aiexandria, Va, May 9. nav 80
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THE LATE REV WIN MAT1HFWs

etegant and fsIthf iithogI apr pic ure Or cent-
"a IL execattdl of tn sneraieG and beloved
P1test. &c sed the Catholic Bookstr, Of
VA KENNEDY,
9TH street h. tween ard H.
f- The iu' scriher il a. or .or Bro nsons Qasr.
teriF view, Tho NJ tropolita-, and other Catholic
which he delivers TO subscribers free of
postage He Il $50 authorized to receive subscrip-
tiens or foreign Catholic wspapers which can If
desired, be feLt to any part of the United States
may 5-3t
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CRYING DOLLS OF every drscripriou for
~ SAFE at LAMMOAD'S, 18th St
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Postage not Chargeable on properly Frank.
Cd Nail Matter when Forwarded. "-Properly
ranked mail matter, or mail matter addressed
u person enjoying the Thanking privilege, is
entitled to be carried free in the mails when
forwarded to the person sewhere. "a wei,
as IN Its transportation simply to the Office to
which originally addressed
The War in the East--Already public opiu-
ion has undergone q great change in Wash
ington with reference to the probabilities OF
the European war. 1t was thought among the
prominent mon now congregated here, tha,
Admiral Napier would very soon deyastate
every thing Russian in and around the Baltic
and the Gulf of Finland. Now, it is very
unanimously believed that he is destined to
catch hardly aught but hard knocks as the
result OF his cruize at the head of the mos
formidable squadron which has ever beef
Piaeeo under single naval commander.
Russia, on her Baltic and Gulf frontiers. is
no" known to be we'll nigh wholly invulnera-
DE- ana TO be armed there, after ths fasb;on
VI the porcupine-at all points Really, discs
tiers to Nspier's feet, rather than yieto,;es .,
prizes OF higher grade than Iuggers laden
WIN salt, are now expected by the well in.
formed in Washington.
The various problems, the solution IF which
/" involved In this war, are exciting great in
terest In this city, our own future being 10
closely identified With many Of them.
The duration and probabilities of thi. war
must OF course, greatly affect the tenor Of our
own Affairs with Spain. our intsres,s, az now
being threatened BY that Powers Cuban plans
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-08

D The art Of conversation. You con.
7inoe man-you persuade woman.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-14

Their book will greatly increase that reputation.
1t contains many pieces Of rare merit. In all
there are fffy-cight poems, filling two hundred
and seventy-eight pages. Thirty-eight Of these
poems are from the penof Miss. Peasants, and
twenty from the pen of Mr.. Bradley. The
verses of Miss Peasants are distinguished by
much fuency, exquisite taste, beautiful i'm,
agery, and poetical fervor. Her pieces abound
in beautiful thoughts and felicitous expressions.
Mr.. Bradley's pieces are also full of genuine
poetical thought and conception. His are the
verses of a man, hers those of q lady. His
have the vigor of the one sex, hers the softness
and delicacy of tie other. We have not the
space or the leisure to make an extended notice
of this book and to point out its beauties and
defects, for it has the last as well as the FIRST.
The most severe critic cannot deny that this
volume is highly creditable to American litora.
ture. We do not doubt that it will be well re-
ceived, and will command ready sale.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-14
CONGRESS.

In the Senate yesterday, after the usual
routine Of morning business Mr.. Gwin, from
the select committee on that subject, reported
a bill to provide for the construction of a rail-
road from the Mississippi valley to the Pacific
ocean and, on his motion, it was made the
special order for the 9th instant.
The contested case of the election of the
senator from Vermont was taken up, and
further debated by Messrs. Phelps and Badger.
1t was postponed until to-day, when Mr.. Foot
will speak. After an executive session, the
Senate adjourned.
In the House of Representatives the Speaker
submitted communication from the Secretary
of the Navy, in reply to n resolution adopted
steamships now employed in the ocean mail
service are so constructed that it would be i'm
practicable to convert them into vessels of
war, to be relied on for efficient service as men
Of war. They might, however, he says, be
made available in the transportation of men
and munitions, and might be strengthened and
rendered capable of bearing small armament
such as would enable them to annoy the enemy's
commerce and do good service as privateers.
A resolution was adopted, empowering the
Committee on the Library to inquire into the
proprety of purchasing from Hiram Powers,
the eminent American sculptor, some work Of
art commemorative Of American genius and
history, to embellish the Capitol.
Mr.. McDougal, from the select committee
on the subject Of a railroad and telegraph com
munication from the Atlantic States to the Pa
cifc ocean, reported . bill granting alternate
sections of public land for that purpose; and
it was referred to the Committee Of the Whole
on the state of the Union.
The House went into committee on the new
deficiency appropriation bill but, without com
ing to conclusion thereon, the committee rose:
and the House adjourned.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-14
THE SEIZURE OF THE BLACK
WARRIOR.

The seizure Of the American steamship
Black Warrior, by the authorities of Havana,
and the coniiscation of the cargo, was an out.
rage on American citizens and an insult to the
American flag that our people cannot tamely
submit to. Our readers are no doubt familiar
with the reported facts of the case. The reason
assigned for this high-handed measure was
that a part of the cargo was not manifested.
The form Of manifest observed by the captain
was one prescribed by the Cuban custom. house
officers eighteen months ago, and has been
adopted and carefully followed ever since.
Without any motive, that we are aware of,
the Cuban authorities suddenly and, unjustly
changed their system, seized the vessel, and
confscated the cargo, because the new and un,
announced formula was not followed. Destiny
and evil stars seem to be fast hurrying Spain to
ruin, or, what is next akin to it, a quarrel with
this country. Time after time we have received
insults from her, which contempt for her
weakness, more than any other cause, has pre-
vented our noticing as they deserved.
We have good reason to believe that our gov.
ernment will take prompt measures for redress.
ing the wrongs of our citizens and Furnishing
the insolence of Spanish agents at Havana
We do not doubt that in few hours all the
proper and necessary steps in the premises
viii be taken by the President, and that there
will be speedy communication opened on
this subject between the executive and the le-
gislative branches of the government.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-14
E.--Tne subcriber would respectfully

II Es.-Ilc SuDCllDeT NOulu Respectfully
l inform his friends and the public that, hav
ing succeeded in filling several large houses
with pure Potomac and Rock Creek Ice, and
in making his contracts with responsible east
ern dealers for a very superior article, he IS
now prepared 10 deliver the same punctually In
any part Of Washington or Georgetown at The
lowest market price and guarantees 10 supply Gus
toners with any quantity required withoat change
of price during tho season.
Orders left at the following places or sent
through the post Office will meet with prompt at
tention
9th street,
z. ID. Gilman. Pennsylvania avenue, between
9th and 7th streets.
V. Harbaugh th and G streets.
Kidwel s. Lawrence, Pennsylvania avenue and
14lh street.
w H. Gilman, Pennsylvania avenue and Al
street .. 49,
William Lord 5th aud G streets.
J. W. Marin New York avenue and 18th street
Edward Hall, market space, between 9Th and
7th streets.
A. G.. Rdgeley, Pennsylvania avenue, between
10Th and Goth streets --
Dr. j. b. Gardner Capitol Hill.
T. M. p. King, and 18th streets.
F.S Walsh, Navy Yard.
c. p. Wanna New York avenue and 9th street.
L. r. Holmead. Maryland avenue and Th street
w. w. Birth, Sd street, next 10 Trinity Church
j. w. Solhoron s. CO.. Georgetown.
Families will be supplied by the week or month,
or for the whole year, al ONE PRICE, and a titAsap-
ply guaranteed
Notice of change of residence, if given at the
Office instead otto the driver, will always prevent
disappointment.
Should mistakes or neglect occur on the part Of
those delivering the ice, il notice is given at the
office, il will be immediately attended 10.
Ice kept constantly on hand at Eliots drug store.
corner and 18th streets, which can be had in
large or small quantities. at the lowest market
rates. L. J. MIDDLETON
Office, northeast corner Of and 18th
streets, and Easby's wharf
~ Persons wishing 10 be supplied will please
send their names. residence, and quantity per
day, 10 the Office any OF the places above named
March Id
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-14
POEMS BY MISS JULIA PLEASANTS
AND THOMAS BIBB BRADLEY.

What the Zenith is to the Nadir, good poetry
is to bad poetry. One is the very tip-top OF
excellence; the other is the very bottom, the
lowest deep of vileness. 1t is not pleasant to
our national pride TO say so, but candor de-
mands the declaration that most American
poetry is mere trash. 1t is generally either as
fat as dish-water, as stiff as buckram, or as
bombastic as q sophomore's oration. Much
of it that is good has been incontinently stolen
from the great English hive of poetical honey.
All of it that is bad is honestly original But
it is not alone in our country that sentimental
fools and imaginative lunatics conceive them
selves Homers, Millions, Shakspeares, and BY
rons. They do SO in every country.
That there is much good American poetry,
we are proud to be able to declare. Did our
space admit Of it, we could point to some
gems that adorn our literature. But it is not our
purpose to write either history of or an essay
on American poetry We merely design taking
q brief notice Of the last book of American
poetry that has issued from the press.
1t is entitled " "Apheila and other poems, by
two cousins of the south, Miss Julia Peasants
and Thomas Bibb Bradley and is published in
New York by Charles Scribner, who, we take
the liberty of saying, has not done himself
much credit in the mechanical execution Of
this work.
The two authors have made themselves
known to the public by the publication in the
newspapers Of the country Of numerous poetical
contributions. Indeed, it may be truly said
that they deservedy enjoy much reputation.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-14

have been unable 10 obtain the senator's
speech in Fanucil Hall, as il went out in the Boz.
ton morning papers. but have required to hi.
carefully revised speech in the Senate OF the Uni
ted States, on the Goth of August, 1852. In that
speech the senator declares that ttr good eifse,
ashs rsads hs requirements Of this aa'--the fne-
tive slave law - fLsd Tah horror Here a. des-
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-14
EIRsT WARD SHOE sToRE,-Tbe

II undersigned respectfully informs the citizens
OF the ward, and the public generally, that in add
ton 10 his already large stock Of Shoes. he has
Just received beautiful assortment of Gentle
mans Congress Caters, made by one of the first
manufacturers in the city of New York; and also
the handsomest assortment of Ladies' black Cal.
tiers, al 20 per pair, that has ever been offered
for sale in this city. Ladies and gentleman will
please call and Judge for themselves.
HENRY L. CROSS, Buildings
Mar l1-eo3t 4
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-14

I,OR THE SPRING GTRADE.-Perfume-
I nv, Hair Washes, Oils, &c.
Pbalon's, Barry's, Lyons Katharion Pomatums.
Macasser and other Oils, for the hair
Lubin's Extracts for the handkerchief
Lubin's aad other Soaps in great variety
In fact our assortment of Perfumery IS complete
and ofthe best qualities. STEVENS'S
Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
Mar 11-3teodif
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-14
FARCIE la GAUTIER!-

nATE FARCIE A LA GAUTIER!-
IL Marons Glacie! -S Something altogether
new The world is challenged 10 produce any
thing exquisite in taste as the above novel con-
lection, just introduced by G. Gauiier. 10 which he
would call the especial attention ofthe public as
well as TO his large assortment Of elegant Confec-
tonary, manufactured daily in his establishment,
far superior TO any in this country.
Z. GAUTIER,
Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
Mar 1l-3t*
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-14
SENATOR NoRRIs's SPEECH.

We present in our paper ofto-day the manly,
independent, and able speech of Senator Norris
on the Nebraska and Kansas bill, and regret
that our space does not admit of q more ex-
tended notice Of it.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-14
U1AKE N0TICE.-The subscribcr has now

Watches: rich and fashionable Jewelry; pure
Silver Ware, &c, &c, that be is anxious TO dis
pose of before his New Stock arrives and will
therefore offer great inducements Gn the way of
Low Prices) TO those who are in want of such
goods. He will therefore sell all kinds of fine
goods al from 10 to 25 per cent. below the usual
prices asked. elsewhere in this section Of the
country. He solics an early call at his store on
Penn. avenue. between dA and 9th streets. Sign
of the Large Spread Eagle II. Q. HOOD.
Mnr IL
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-14

GRINNELL PEDITIO N.-The
NJ United States Grinnel Expedition in search
OF Sir John Franklin, Personal Narrative, by
Elisha Kent Kane M. d., U. S. N.
Just received and for sale a, the bookstore Of
6 r. FARNHAM,
u Corner Of 11th street aud Penn, avenue.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-14
q III Il S { III { n is.
RISLEY AND G0ODALL's VARIETE

RISLEY AND G00DALL'S VARIETE
Messrs. RISLEY & GUODALL, Lessees and
Propretors.
WAYNE DIVINE, Acting and Stage Manager.
BENEFIT OF MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
ON TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH, Id,
Will be presented the American Comedy, entitled
THE CUSTOMS OF THE COUNTRY.
MELISSA, with song).. Mrs. b. WILLIAMS
After which the Farce Of
THE IRISH TUTOR.
DOCTOR O'TOOL with song) Mr.. WILLIAMS
To be followed by
THE IRISH LION.
TIM MORE. E............. Mr.. Is. WILLIAMS
Mrs. s.FlTZGIG...........M Mrs. B. WILLIAMS
ETHIOPIAN MEDLEY DANCE, ---.--- Miss ROBINSON
To conclude with
SPRIGS OF IRELAND. r.
JERRY MURPHY. ...... Mr. 3. WILLIAMS
MARY. Mrs. B. WILLIAMS
Prices OF Admfss fssion.-0rchestra seats IS cents;
Seats so cents gentleman and two ladies' no
reserved) Sl rotunda seats, 25 cents
Ushers will be in attendance to conduct ladies and gen
tlemen 10 their seats.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-14

oCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL THE KINDS
- used in the District, blank books for compo-
siiion, pens ink states, and everything requisite
for the schoolroom for sale at low prices. by
GRAY 81 BALLANTYNE,
Ma 70 Seventh street
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-14

TNHE TEXAS CREDITORS WILL
i have meeting at the National Hotel on the
22d day of this month. All invited to attend in
person or by attorney.
WASHINGTON, March Ia.