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RIRTHNIGHT BALL.

FTNIIE "WASHINGT TON LIGHT INFANTRY take
pleasure in announcing to their friends and
the citizens generally that their annual BALI
will be held at Carusi's Saloon, on WEDNESDAY
February 22d, and they assure ali who may honor
tham with their presence the occasion that moth
ing shall be lef undone the part of the Compsn,
to make it evening OF pleasure and qualification
Supper and refreshments served up by a corpe
tent caterer.
superior Cotillon Band has been engaged fl
the occasion.
Tickets TWO DOLLARS-to be had of J. o. War.
ner, Georgetown; ". b. Butt, corner Pa. avenue apd
18th street; j. +. Power, La. avenue and 1tl
street; J Shillington's, corner Pennsyly spia ave
nue. and AZ street, and at the door tie evening
O. the Bali.
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II A Z E IE D.

On the 7th instant, at the Parsonage, in George
town, by the Rev. Mr.. Landstreet, BEN. II. HALL,
OF Anne Arundel county. Md, to Miss MATILDA
A. GREEN, Of Fairfax county, Va.
Bait. Sun please copy.1
On the 9Th instant, by Rev. A. G. Mariatt VIM
Y. ROBINSON, of Baltimore, Md, 10 MATILDA
T. WAYSON, of this city.
On the 9Th instant, by Rev. Jesse T. Peck. MIR.
PETER F. KESSLER, of Pennsylvania, to Miss
SYLVIA PECK, of this city.
On the 7th instant, at the F street PRESBYTERIAN
Church, by the Rev. Jas. X. Eckard, CLIFFORD
EVANS to Miss MARY JANE, daughter of George
NJ. Dale, Esq, all OF this city.
At Baltimore, on the It'll instant, by the Rev. B.
N. Brown, F. NICHOLSON, of that city, 10 Miss
HARRIET A. TUCKER, of this city.
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~ WHY HAVE We TWO EYES THAT was the
question which Mr.. WHEATsToNE entrapped nature
into answering, in the new theory of vision. In
June, 1888, Prof. WHEArsToNE detailed the true
theory OF bnoeular vision, together with descrip-
ton an diagram of his illustrative apparatus which
he first called the STEEEosCoPE, (after two Greek
words, meaning Solids, see, for which, in 1910,
ne was awarded the Royal Medal. Its practical
has been applied to Daguerreotypes. WIIITEHURST
has introduced some valuable Improvements In the
angles and also in the colorng, by which they SUPER
sede anything we have yet seen in Photography. We
advise all who have not them to call his Gal
iery, over the store Of Duval Bro, near four and-
ahalf street
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three months trip to sea, about the middle
of June. Why is not the Navy entitled TO ten
Cadets. annually appointed by the President,
at large ~ This privilege extends to the
West Point Military Academy. VIII not the
. reformers' in Congress pay some attention to
this hint?
The ladies are doing finely at the fair. Many
members Of the Maryland legislature have
been in attendance, and cheered on their la
bors by respectable deposit of the s' material
aid" 1t is with feeling of pleasure that We
announce the fourishing state of the Division
No. 10, Sons of Temperance, of this city. They
nave most magnificent temple erected near
the State house circle. They have done much
for the redemption of their fellow-men. Sue
cess to such regenerating lnstTumentali'y.
We would like to see the city fathers git-
Ing some attention to the abject condition of
the market-house. 1t is well known that pop.
ular opinion is decidedly in favor of the erec-
ton of new one. "a word to the wise is
sufficient Again, were Horace Of yore now
living and among us, he would exciaim "Huic
urbl deess caminorum munerator;" in other
words, some enterprising citizens now has q
fine chance of manifesting popularity, by car
rying an African and Kidding the chimneys of
their fuligi 1ous adherence. Not sweep mas
ter in the city,.
Much complaint is heard at the enormous
PiioSS ucinaIueu lOT WoOI. 1nls Is ouc W tHe
monopoly in that line. The monopoiists,
Messrs. l.. p. & W. B., seem determined to
run up the prices. To-day, we quote turkeys
at Sl.373 cts. each; ducks, IS cts. per pair !;
eggs, 3! cts per dozen; corn, 81 per bushel /;
meal, 81 per bushel; potatoes, 81 cts. per
bushel. Perhaps no city in the State can
vaunt of health superior to that enjoyed by the
residents of this :. ancient place" All of
which is respectfully submitted"
Yours, &C., SEVERN.
February 9th, 81 o'clock, p. M.-The House
of Delegates re-assembled last night, and was
in session up to a late hour, during which time
some two dozen bills were passed. The even
ing session was ordered on the motion of Mr.
Barnes, of Baltimore city, which shows his
good sense.
His Excellency was beset yesterday by a
host OF gentlemen anxious to serve the State.
The Liquor bill'' came up this morning as
the ~ order of the day." but lies over until
tomorrow. Friday The only amendment that
has been adopted, is to allow the sellers 20 per
cent. instead of s, as contained in the bill
The subject creates much excitement
The tin-roof Of the Treasury Department has
received fine coat of painting at the hands of
Mr.. James Hopkins Why can't its neighbor,
across the way, the ostiHm cloacate, be fitted
up too? C)
Thatcelebrated gentleman, Mr. 'Buncombe, y
hasn't left town yet. We learn he's to make
speech or two yet! S.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 10, IL M.-Flour-
advanced-sales Of 500 bbls. Howard
Street -four at So "a, generally held at
50 90. City Mills held at SO IL. Grain
advanced. Wheat-sales of 5000 bushels
of white at 50 ii 50 Is: red at 81 Of
50 10. Corn-sales of $4,000 bushels
Of white at "a cents; yellow at "a 96
cents. Other articles unchanged.
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~ Now Is THE rIME.-The display of daguerreo-
types at PLUMB'S GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave-
nue, is truly magnificent. The proprietor is doing
handsome business and hundreds are delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there. Let it he
duly remembered a nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and what is gratifying al.
ways attains it. This accounts for the success OF
Plunb's Gallery. Cameo Daguetreotypes taken in
all weathers dec7-
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BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.

fINHE Undersigned, propretors Of hotels in Wash
l. ingtOn, advise al persons visiting said CITY not
10 deliver their checks to the baggage master Who
passes through the between baltimore srd
Washington, but 10 retain them until their arrival
At tie Washington depot, where they will find the
porters of the hotels who viii take charge Of their
checks End conduct them TO the hotel coach. By
pursuing this course they will avoid q double tax
IN their pockets by having themselves and their
baggage conveyed for the s.me fees O. are charged
~ this monopcliziug agent for the Baggage alone
and they will At the time avoid the vexatieps
icays and disappointments hich consts ntly occur
from ore individual having charge Of The bsexsee
for the whole city.
&c. n. A. WILLARD, WillsrdS Hote,
NJ. A. DEXTER, Nationsl Hotel.
feb S-eo6t r-E Fkn
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New York LEGISLATURE

ALBANY, Feb. 9.-The Nebraska reso-
lutions passed the Senate to-day. That
part instructing the Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress to vote against the
Nebraska bil! passed by vote of %
yeas to nays-the latter being hard
shell democrats.
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ID / f. d.

on the 9th instant, after lingering illness, Mrs.
ELIZA TREGO, trusting in her Saviour, aged 81
years.
N$-Her funeral will take place on to morrow (Sat
,rday) afternoon, at O'Clock, from the residence OF
Mr.. Henry Weaver, on the Heights of Georgetown.
She will be inferred in the family grave yard on the
Iarm. Her friends respectfully invited to attend
without further notice.
ON the 9Th instant, at y O'Clock a H., Mr.. c. F.
ADAMS, Of the National Theatre. t.-
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New York Market.

New YORK, Feb. 10, Il p. M.-Flour
stagnant-sales Of 5000 bbls. Of State
bonds at 50 90 a 50 l2i and 50 lSs.
Southern at 50 Al 50 so. Wheat dull
ler-sa,es of 5000 bushels Southern white
at 50 "a. Corn firmer-sales Of $4,000
bushels of mixed at 81 03; yellow at
81 90: Cotton declining. Stocks i'm
proving.
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Youthful Murderer.

New HAVEN, Conn, Feb. s.-Michael
Jennings, charged with the murder, last
summer, of Mrs. Esther Bradley, was
convicted, to-day, of murder in the first
degree. The murderer inflicted over fifty
stabs upon his victim. The prisoner is
only Is years Of age.
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Murderer Respited.

HARRISBURG, Feb. 9.-The Governor
has respited Jewell, who was to have
been hung tomorrow, until the case is
disposed of by the Legislature.
The House this morning refused to
grant him new trial by one majority.
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Arrival Of the George Law.

NEW York, Feb. l0.-The steamer
Georse I~.s has. arrived with the Cali
fornia mails and specie, but sbe 49,
no later news o"e onigs
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! ,TELEGRAPHIC.
BY NsUSE'S PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EvEN1xe STAR.
Later BIZ the Pacific.

New YORK, Feb. l0.-A rumor was
circulated in Paris Boursc. that for the
expenses Of the war. nett joint loan Of
England and France would be sixteen
millions Of pounds sterling.
Hamburg letters of Friday, allude to
reports that the Gar was about TO issue
paper money to the amount Of 60 million
of rubies. 80 - :
Inc steamer America had been char
teled ID bring some Of the San Francisco
passengers carried out by the Atlantic.
The latest accounts from the Paris
Bourse are favorable Of a reaction Of ene
half to three quarters per cent.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Yesterday and to-day. the
court was occupied with the examination of
Abbot, one of GARDENERS witnesses. His cross
examinaii ion by the prosecuting counsel was
going on We left the court. :. .-..-t--.e
WASHINGTON MoSUMBNT.-Thee election for
the Secretary of the Washington Monument
in the place of the late Mr., Watterston, will
come off Tuesday next.
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Arrival Of the Crescent City.

New ORLEANS, Feb. THE steam
ship Crescent City has arrived at this
port, with Havana dates to the Sd inst.
The news is quite unimportant.
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Metropolitan Daguerrean Gallery.

II
THE proprietors having purchased the above es-
adjustment would invite the attention Of the
citizens of Washington and vicinity to specimens Of
their Photographic skill which have excited the ad
miration OF ali who have seen them, and which are
admitted by artists to be if equalled by
anything heretofore at aimed in the art.
Miniatures made in emery style equally as we'll in
cloudy as fair weather.
Especial atteuton is solicited 70 our new style of
'olored photographs. ADAMS DUNSHEE.
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AF Joe ShtlltngtO receives all the New
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast published. He
is agentfir Harper's and all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good as
sortment OF Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner of4 street and Penn
syiVania avenue. aug 10
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BOOKS.-BOOKS m-BOOKSM.
CURIOUS, RARE, AND VALUABLE.
= UsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY g.,

% Js GATH e Ks Il bttOs.
102 BALTIMORE STREET.
CONNER OF HOLIDAY, BALrInosE, MD.
Sibly's Astrologs and Occult Sciences, vol,
4to. numerous steel plates, piice.-.......-Slo os
Webster on Wilchclaft, l Tof. 4t'-, London,
lblt, VI
Boyers History Of the Life and Reign Of Queen
Anne, illustrated with all the medals
struck in this reign, with their explana-
tons, and other useful and ornamental
cuts, vol, foio price. o.
Beaumont's Travels from France to Italy
through the Alps, with Typographical
and historical descriptions. mars and
numerous fine plates, vol, folis, half
The Princes Of Brabant, SIS fine Portraits,
vol, SMALL 4to., boards, price. "
Heynee VIRGIL, vols, $40, calf, IS: podsieyI
Collection of Poems, vols, limo, salf 81 RaPin'
Critical Works vols, thick, 12Ino., calf $3.50 War
ton the Genius and Writings Of Pope, with Tick
ellis autogrsph9 vols, syo, calf, So Sir john Dal
rympls's Memoirs Of Great Britain and Ireland,
vols, Svo., calf, So Ashs Dictionary Of the Engsf
Language, containing all the obsolete end uncJm
mon words, vols Svo calf 81; Howelfs History o
thu World ) vols folio, half calf, 1855, slc NJ 7
Cicero on the Nature OF Co.'s / vol, 4to, velium
published 149S, very scarce So Lonenus, by Pearce
l vol limo, calf $15e; Rollins Bellies Letters,
vols, limo, calf $50; The Lives Of the Lord
Chanceliors, Lords Keepers and Lords Commission
of the Great Seal of England, vols 12mo, cali
s.; and many others equally scarce and cheap.
fe 1T j. GATHERS BRO.
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"a The stock of NOAH WALLER & Co.'S Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium, rich and varied at present
as iii the early part of the season. Strangers and
citizens in want of Great Bargains, in fashionab
Ready Made Clothing and furnishing goods should
giyet acall before purchasing elsewhere. Th.ir
goods by themselves and purchasers
may rely on good it. They closing out their
extensive assortment at greatly reduced prices as
they must all be disposed of in time for the coming
season. Citizens, strangers, and visitors, call on
them if you would save money.
Jan 4-tf
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THE " ESTERN TELEGRAPH Co.
i have removed their Office TO Gsdsby's HOTEL on
Pennsylvania avenue, near corner Sd street.
The Rooms occupied by them over Gilman's Drug
Store for rent.
For particulars inquire at the Western Telegraph
Office. jan 30-tf
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~ New style of Daguerreotypes, on Paper and
GassStrangers and citizens invited to call and
examine the New Style of Pictures now made at
Roor Co.'S Gallery, Pa. avenue, near 7th street.
Admttance free ian A-dtf
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, FEBRUARY |

AsRIvEp.-SchF. Arctic, Wilson. New York, 10 g.
shinn d Son, aud freight for the D.strict.
Bnow.-Br. Ship Giaour, from Chinclia Islands
bound up, with c rso OF guano, 10 s. S. Masters
sAmED.-Br: Bsrque Express, Stephens, Liverpool,
b. Cazeuove 4 Co.
Schr. Mary Peavey, Gorhsm, Barbados by
Cazenove & Co.
Schr. J. 4. Price, Nasin, Philsdelphia by s. sbinn
Son. L.
MExoRANDA.-ship Taade " ind, McCuIIocb, hence
at Liverpool, l4th alt,
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BENVENuE FOR SALE.

f1HE bast Frip Of about $50 acres, TO which
i 20 more viii he sided If desired,) In Fairfax
county, Va. whether regards health, natural fer
tility, state Of improvement locality,
TO markets. Of wood and pur~st vster there is plen-
ty, buildings ONLY tolerable schools and churches
convenient, society very good and rapidly fnrreas
ing.
For further particulars enquire Of Thos. r. Bsve,
Esq, Fairfax Court House. 10 the subecriber, ad'
joining the premises TH1S. AP c. JONES,
jan 26-eo1waThsw QnD q. g. NJ.
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FOR balls, PARTIES, LEvEEs, &C.

Fun Balls, PARTIES, LEVEES, &C.
M a WELL d Sc AIRS have just receives
~ SIX magnificent Evening Dresses, embroidered
*itn gold They On consignment for a few days,
Win orders to close them out at SIS each. which is
great Sacrifice being less than they to import
and elegant goods MAXWELL& SEAHs,
"a Fancy store, Penn. avenue, between 9th and
- sp t-reoStif. .azsl.u z.zss So, 10th streets.
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Nebraska Meeting.

BosroN, Feb. 10.-A great anti-Ne.
braska meeting viii be held in Faneull
hall on Thursday next.
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state, Patent, Claim, and General
AGENTS..

UJice north side Of E beti0ce1 TN and 18Th rects
WASHINGTON CITY.
N. B.-Particular attention paid to the Collection
of Accounts for firms and individuals.
Ii. S. g. G. devote especial attention to the pur.
chse and sale Of r. al iista commission, renting
Houses, &c and viii take the entire agency and
charge of property for owners.
We have now on hand a large amount of very de-
srsbe property, both improved and unimprovei, for
sae exchange, in all parts Of the city and its Vi
cinity.
Persons desiring to sell purchase property would
do well 10 call on US Immediately.
feb Sim
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Arrival Of the Steamer John L. Stevens.

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-The steamer John
L. Stevens has arrived with San Francis
co dates to Jan. l6, bringing 300 passen-
gels, and over a million of dollars in
gold. ........
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Rhode Island Democratic Convention

PROVIDENCE, Feb. 9.-The Democratic
Convention to-day nominated Francis
Duriand for Governor, A. V. Potter, for
Lieutenant Governor, and full State
ticket.
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ARCHITECTURE.
w M H. II AL N ~ n

8 prepared to furnish designs and epecincatsons
ior structures OF every description such ~ pub
sdifces, stores, city resideuces villa. coft.ees
Sc Particular attention given 20 rural architec.
lecture. He VII also atts.d 10 sny eommuuios-
TONS and furr ish with dispatch plans, scoomps-
aied With fuu directions for the execution of the
obtained. =, : n
References: ". B. Todd Or. J. r. May, r. Farm
ham, z. D Gilman, Hon. II May.
Office and residence cornsf OF I'd and strpesa
Washington, d. C.- feb 4-d3m
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb l0.-Flour held at
50; wheat and corn slightly improved.
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Drs. FlOdOardO and "AVING asso-
Hamilton p. Howard i'll ciated in the
Practice OF Medici offer their to the public
Office and residence, corner 10Th and SITS
kH- Dr. T. Howarrs health being re-established,
he will as heretofore devote special attention to Mid
wifery and the diseases OF women and children.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY. DOWNS e. fIuTcHINsON, Aucs.
Rooks, BooKs-s,oo o Volumes 81 Books. WIN 4
II ,arse lot OF stationery, Whiting PAPER, Coli
ama si,yeT pens and Pencils at auctin-A OCH
D. $3.50, our store, A,heneum Building
splendid collection Of ~ VIII &c so'N
Histor.c ], Classical, ard Misce,l.n,o,. WA.
direct from the pshllstaers NJ
Also, Family and Pocket Bibles - flfcsl aTl
Prayer sad Hymn Books. ANIMALS
Albums and GIFT Books, Writing Paper
Enyeiores Gold and Silver PeneiIs. &c - iag
DOWNS q HUTCHINSON.
Auctioneers, Arhenenm Building, 1865
Pa avenue, between ~ and eth streets
feb 6-S2t =
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WAREHOUSE.

JACKSON HALL.
THIS large and spacious store has lately been f.
i ted up by the subscriber. who has Iemov.d
from his former stand, between 9th and 10Th stree
and who is introducing many articles which are
tirey now here. Great pleasure will be taken liz
having his stock examined by the public.
The following comprise in part his Catalogue:
Perrhyn Marble Mantels, durable and more beau
ful than the marble, and less than one half Of tn
price.
Iron Mantels, these also are well worthy Of attsn
ton
Parlor and Chamber Crates of every variety q
style and finish
Encanstic Tile. for hall floors and yesiibules
Painted Wire Window Shades and Signs
Iron tire-proof Safes. from the celebrated mapu
factory of Edwards Fernad
School Furniture and Office Decks
Queens Patent Portable FORCES
Fairbanks Scales and Balances
Two-whcel Gigs or Chaes and Harnesses
IRON DEDSrEADs AND FURNITURE.
Iron Bedsteads Of every yari,ty
Spr ne Mattresses
Clothes Dryers
Eat and Umbrella Stands
Settees and Hall Chairs
Pier Slabs aud Gilt Brackets
Bronzed Andirons and Tenders
Fire set and Blower Stands
Marble Top Tables and Stands.
Fost scrapsrs and Wash Stands
Al o, Otis Patent Lightning Rods, these are supe
rior to any thing yet introduced.
IRON FENCES AND RAILINGS.
For Cemetery Enclosures, City Lots, Balconies, We
randahs, &C. of these there is an endless variety
being of Wrought. Cast Iron and Wire
All orders " II be prom pity exet uted and diDen
sions taken when required.
Patterns of the Fences may Re seen at the store
ADD selections made.
Wire Fences for Farming Burpp S Wisks,ssam'f
jackson Hall, Pa. ave. bet Sd and az sts.
feb IF -zs
Nous DE LANE, SILKS, T. MERI.
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nor RENTING rooms and cellar on the
II corner of 9th and I streets, at present occu-
pied SeFar Store.
To ane person wishing to engage in the business
would sell tue stock, which is small, together with
the fixtures, accommodating terms.
Apply early, on the premises.
feb 2-eo3t*
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE
WILL sell heiMizpah Farm for $500. IL is lcca-
i ted in Montgomery county, Nd, nire miles
from Washington city and four miles from Belts
vile Station 1t contains liz acres more or less Is
well watered and well tiubered, has good barn on
il; the house aud other buildines are ordinary tn
soil good and well fenced, good road 10 il from
Washington (Rock Greek Church Ready
Apply to the subscriber, corner ard 10th street
north. WIN. BURNHAM.
feb r-oo2v .Ur. --rfs..r g.. t...
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10 Il IL e 1.-TWO large Rooms or Halls,
l. pleasantly located on Pennsylvania avenue.
Apply to i. N. SrEATT0N,
feb 6-d1w Auctioneer.
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GRAND BALL
OF TEE
ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB

J,HE members of the Club take pleasure in an
1 uncing to their friends and the public gene
rally that their first grand BALL will take place al
bland Hall, On the 18th Of February, 1854
Every effort will be made 10y the Club to make
this ball one of the most pleasant and agreeable OF
the season. Their patrons rest ed that nc
pains or expense will be spared in contributing to
their enjoyment.
The lest Cotillon Music has been engaged for the
occasion.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to be had of the mana.
gers and at the door on the evening Of the ball.
MANAGERS.
Dudley,jr, j w Pegy,
d Driscoli, W II Saurnan,
j b Waliiug, &C Farmhouse,
ID O'Brien, c IL Demar,
X Evans, j Fuss,
d Cory, w Bailey,
Indermaue-, j Belt.
feb S-6t*
BOUDINOT. SCHOOLGbAFT. a CARR.
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Loss by the Now Orleans n.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 10.-The est;m..
ted loss ly the recent steamb boat firr
three stores on Charities street and other
property is nearly Sl,000,000. The in.
surance on the property is $500, 900.
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WOLFES AKOMArIC sCHIEDAM
-er SCHNAPPS ~ r.a. -.-
lust received fresh supply Of this celebrated in
u MIGRATING cordial, in large and small bottles.
WIN. B. Butt,
Druggist, corner IA. avenue and 18th st.
feb 7-eolW
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-10
1854
$4,000 WORTH OF BARGAINS.

DAIR of Slippers, Stockings, and Gloves all for so
i cents: Black Silk 90 csnts yard; Car ct II
cents; Bonnets % cents; Undersleeyes, rs Chemi-
sotts rs; Check CENTS Calico cents Gloves cts,
Undershirts 81 Shawls 81; Embroi dercd Elastics
cents, &c. ----...-.-...
Also Ladies' Gum Sandals 60; Slippers 81; CATERS
IS; Mems Boots 81 SO; Children's Shoes Is; Umbrel
las 81 cents, &c. ..s ID ...-.,
Come to the Great Cheap Cash Store for Bargains.
corner Of 7th and sts., Northern Liberties
jan Aft f-Et. T. b. BROWN.