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DAILY EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
AFTERNOON, MARCH o.
Spirit OF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Inteligeneer notices, in gratified
tone, the appointment of Horatio King
Esq, to succeed the late Major Selah X:
Hobbie, as LIST Assistant Postmaster ten
a-,l. "Fair Plays" third paper, show
ing the shocking probabilities of war to
us at the present time, will be found in
the I,rtelligey,eer this morning. Accord
ing to the estimate of this sedate writer,
war with Spain would /" knock US up
entirely" as Paddy expresses it. Lou
isianian, in the same journal, publishes
an amusing sportive article upon /" The
Ethics of Fillibusterism."
The Union discusses " The Presidents
position" by the light Of Col. Jere. Glenn
ens's two letters, and insists that the
upshot of that position is but declara-
tion of adherence to the doctrine of pop
ular sovereignty regardless of its conse-
quences to any and all. 1t strikes US
that the Union is making mountain out
of molehill, however, by treating this
subject as matter Of importance or par
ticular public interest.
The Sentinel discourses in rather vague
terms of agitation and Of the necessity
of party organization. Of the latter, we
have to say, that the day never was be-
fore in this country, when men of all
parties set so little store by their party
obligations. One has but to notice the
dread influence of penny-a-liners and
fanatical preachers under which public
members of all parties rest just now, to
appreciate the fact that self, rather than
principle and great party measures, is
with too many, the controlling influence
the hour.
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FIRST WARD SHOE STORE.
METROPOLITAN FLAMING MILL.
ILL ~

OUR MILL is again in operation and prepared to
~ execute with rromptness and de Spatch any
description planning in style superior to all other
macdlne work. Surfacing one or both siiss
1ongueing and Growing, Rabhiting and Beading for
W, q he'll riding and partition work. Can be fur.
nished in large or small quantities, and at prices
twenty-five or thirty per cent lei than have usually
ranged in the market.
Carpenter and Builders are requested TO bear Us
in mind in making their bids, as their work will b.
done IN superior manner, and ct Northern pricef,
and without loss of time
FITZHUGH COYLE BRO.
Price lists can be had at the mill or warehouse
mar 2S-eo2w C A. PRO
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COMBS, HAIR BRUSHES &c

I HAVE just received. and ere now open, fine
i assortment of the shove goods, from the mann,
facturer, which invite all who are in want OF 9
good article to give me q call.
In Combs we have r#-.-
Shell, Buffalo, Brazilisn and prepared horn Tuck
Combs
DO 90 and India Rubber Puff Combs
10 90 do do Reding iombs
In Brushes we have
ondon Bristol Hair Brushes
La1ies' Curling do
De Toilet do
Fine Tooth and Nail Brushes
Infant and Comb Brushes
And . large variety Of eosps, toilet and infant
Powders, Hair OIL, &c. A. TATE,
Pa. avenue. bstweea 10th and Ilth sts.
SeS ~ WV tInV
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70 The Concord IN. Ill., Reporter,
Burke Democrat, thinks the Democrats
will have 156 in the House, and the oppo.
sition 154, but intimates that this can
only be known when tested by the
assembling of the Legislature.
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GODEY'S LADY's BOOK.-We have re-
celved from Joe Shillington, corner of Pa.
avenue and Al street, and Buckingham,
of the National Periodical Depot, Godey's
Lady's Book for April. 1t is a fine num-
Der.
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q Hugh Cameron has laid upon our
table Oryis' reprint of the " Chambers
Journal" for the past month, and the
American edition of Dickens " House
hold Words" for April, both of which are
filled with choice reading.
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U Wine has been made at Stafford.
Conn.,. for several years past, from grapes
that grow spontaneously in and around
the Swamps of that place.
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u The Ohio Statesman produces evi.
dence to show that the anti-Nebraska
meetings in Ohio are contemplate fizzles
thinly attended.
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Y On our first page will be found an
interesting account of the execution Of
David Jewell, at Pittsburg, Pa.
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Xh11 REWARD.-Were stolen from my tts-
pOO bic last night, spotted Wolfskin ROBE
soolloped sround the edges with red CLOTH lined with
figured booking. worth from SIS to see, nearly new
Also, Blind Bride, with a metal ornament Of q
head on the right blind, and blue leather border,
considerably ornsmented, With stitching, &c on the
front, being part of fine harness.
Also, one of the reins, q new whip, large car.
rage cover, of cheap cotton an axe nearly new and
Q wood saw.
viii give the above reward for the oonvicton OF
the thief and suitable reward Tor the restoration
Of any of the articles. AMOS KENDALL.
mar A-1ws
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SOMETHING NEW.

COMETHING MEw-
- just o. ened large case Of French Spring ssIf.
opening and steal frame Silk Umbrella. Fancy o..
ors for gentlemen or ladies.
Call and examine them at HOPKINS Gents Fur.
nishing Easbliahmsnt, between Nstopal Brcvns'
Hotels. mar 2<-lv
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N1RGINIUS TOBACCO
% quaFtse and II whole boxss OF this superior
81 brand, Just received and lor sale ~
EE A-lv D, J. eIlflEe 1 BRQ
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THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING /,
TEN PERF0RNEBs.
ODD FELLOWSs HALL.

FE w GHTS OMIT.
COMMENCING MONDAY. MARCH 9Th, 1854
fINHE old and original CAMPBELL kuNSTRELs
l. whose concerts haze teen received with 30 much
applause for the past six years have the honor 10
announce that they will open above The pro
yrsmme will consist Of New Songs, Chorusses one
ratio Burlo'ques, Dances, Burlesque Shakers, and
their popular Burlcsque on the Hdlian Opera.
For particulars see bi ls Of the day.
Tickets IS cents.
Doors open at 7o'clock-commence ats
mar Eft DR. =. A. JONES, Agent
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lNREES F0P SALE-A choice selection of E,sr
green Trees fer sale ct ANDREW A HUGHES,
iarden corner Of 9Th and streets, Island consist,
ing of fine forway Spruce, BALM Of Gilead Firs Wv.
m nth Fir Arbor Villas &c. Toe trees viii re-
main fox one week only. Those who want 10 crns
m mt their gardens will find it to their advantage to
Ill in time. mar q -
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NOR sALE-A negro Woman and Infant Child.
l. The woman is accustomed 10 cook, wash, snd
ron. She is TO be restricted to the D trct and sd
Joining counties. The woman is IS years old. Ad-
dress * Y" at this office. mar 22-lws
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COLLARS. COLLARS
" Just opened large variety of Young America
Syron, Whisker, and Opera Collars, at H0PKINS'S
Gents Furnishing Establishment, between National
md Browns III otels. mar .4-lW
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ILASTIC hIBBON, &c.-LAMM0ND,
IL 18th street, has received a surply of Elastic
Ribbon for Undersleeves. Also Chins Ornaments
in great variety, Porte Monnaiee, Hair and other
Brushes, Bracelets. OK Marrow Ponade. Lyons Ks.
thairon, Bsrrys T:ieoph. rous, Transparent Toilet
Soap in bars. &c, for sale very low.
mar .s-3t
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODSI,

CTEVENS hiss just received another fresh supply
- of BonnPts, Ribbons, Edgngs, Insertings. Col.
lars, Handkerchief, Hosiery, and Fancy DRY Goods
at his ew stsre, on Pennsylvania avenue opposite
Browns Hotel. which must he closed out in very
sort time All goods sold for the cash. aud the clsh
nnly, as we determined to feil much cheaper
han any other house in this city. Give us a call
before you buy, and you will be satisfied.
STEVENS,
mar H-1 opposite Browns
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mo. HOOVER will exhibit on Saturday morning
next, the LIST of April, at his stalls in the Cen
tire Market, some choice BEEF, to which he would
invite his numerous friends and the publis genera
~ to call and examine Nothing shall eed Is cts.
per pound FOR the choice part OF the animal.
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PRIME POTATOES.

M j. have just received on consignmsnt-
w 800 bushels white Nitro T Potatoes, sutsb bic
for seeding table purposes whi-h will b. sold low
70 close early. WIN. G. HARPER CO.
Pa. aver ue, s. side, between AZ and 9th SITS
mar 27-ec3t
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No. NOTICE.-There will lie q meeting Of
l3 the Boss Bricklayers' Assoc alton FRIDAY
the Slst instant at Temperance Hail. at ~ o'clock
p. m. Punotual attendance Is reque
w. j. McC0LLUM,
mar Z8-4tF Secretary.
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HOSIERY

~ SIX, Angola, C1nclnnatl, I4tle Thread and Cot
ton Of new end teautifu designs Of English and Ger.
man Goods, open for inspection at HOPKINS Gents
Furnishing Establishment, between National and
Browns Hotels mar 24-1v
LfOA SALE-A frtt class CANAL BOAT, rev
Il and fully equipped for immediate service
Burden ll5 tons on ~ feet draught of water.
toms and lot Of old spars sails, rigging, anchor
and chain Cables at the Marine Railway Of the sub
scriber, foot of d street First Ward.
H. MAJ ". EAsBY.
For sale and hire, decked and open scows.
mar 23-eo2v (Nevsl
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UBINS EXTRACTS, warranted genuine, -.
IL gether With every variety of Perfumery. jue,
received st SHEDPS Fnncy Cords
and Millinery, 1lth street above IA avenue.
mar
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DIBBONS e. FLOWERS
III Just received and now open for inspection,
rich and well selected stock of the above goods La
dies, cal! and examine for yourselves.
mar 24-eo3t lint Union) A. TATE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

vARlETE.
III FRIDAY EVENING. March ,erh,
GRAND GALA NIGHT
AMERICAN STAR COMPANY
sppear
JOINT BENEFIT
Of
VINCENT AND GRAIN.
A Host Of Volunteers.
SINGING, DANCING.
TNIIATyONS
BURLESQUE OPERA,
VINCENT Hrgt time
TIMOTHY TooDLEs.
OLD GUARD.
mar 2a-lt&
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CTRAw BONNETs-
~ OF the newest and latest styles, just opened,
which the ladies are invited to call and examine.
mar H-eI 3t Unt Union) A. TATE.
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to leave the United ststes, without making
too great sacrifice for one of his pecuniary
means, he resigned the position, and made all
possible haste to return the money, which he
has accomplished
We trust that it may not be long ere we can
announce that all who have of late years
drawn money from the United States Treasury
under similar circumstances, and have after
wards declined the missions to which they
wore named, have followed the Colonel's ex-
csllent example.
The Proposed Increase Of tho Navy.-There
can be no doubt that the House will promptly
pass the six steamer bill, thanks to the power
full exposition of the requirements of the SER
vice, delivered after we went to press yester-
day, by Mr. Bocock, who justly ranks as one
of tho most effective, accomplished and 6n-
ished orators of the body, as we'll as a business
member Of excellent judgment and great force
Of character and industry. AS an argument
showing the pressing necessity for the adoption
of the measure he was pressing, his speech was
. model rarely excelled in that chamber, in
which all the great men of the country here
tofore in public life, have time and again de-
livered similar efforts. He left no point un.
covered or unexplained, satisfying all who
hold to the doctrine that the Government OF
the United States should have a navy, that
there is now NEST urgent necessity for imme-
diately authorizing the proposed new war
steamers.
We have repeatedly endeavored to explain
the commercial necessities for something more
than the mere navy in name which we have
at this time. If the fact be doubted, we refer
the sceptic to this speech from the chairman of
the Naval Affairs Committee. Mr.. Bocook,
by-the-by, though he has been comparatively
long in Congress, rarely interferes prominently
in tho proceedings, unless called on to do 50
BY the fact that the business in hand apper.
tains to the functions Of his Committee, or to
the immediate interests of bis State or district.
As consequence, his fine oratorical abilities
have great weight in the Hall, when he does
come forward to address the House. He is
gentleman of from thirty-six to forty years of
ego, tall, and somewhat spare made, with
black hair and eyes, and aorid complexion.
dis voice Il dssp-tonsd and very sopoEous and
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Troops for the East, &

MONTENEGRO
The Vienna Lloyd states from Montene-
gro "on 10th ult,, fresh Turkish theme
for having taken up arms against the Sui
tan. The Vice President of the Senate,
George Petrovitch, sent 1000 men to as.
sistance of the inhabitants. On the
morning of the 18th, desperate combat
took place, which continued until the af:
ternoon, when the Turks retired. The
Montenegrins had 60 men wounded, and
20 killed; the Turks lost 3O0." This is
improbable,)
Affairs in Sardinia-The Carnival at Rome
SARDINIA.-A letter from Turin states,
on the Sd inst, the Government made an
important communication, with closed
doors, to themajority of the Chamber. The
purport of it is said to be that Austria and
France demand from Sardinia guarantees
of tranquility.
On the Sd, the execution of three crimi-
nails was made the occasion of public
demonstration to demand reprieye.
Placards on the walls called on the citi-
zens to assemble en- masse, in front of the
Palace, to support pressure on the
Government. Some few arrests were
made; among them NJ. Villa, one of the
editors of the Voee della Liberia. Quiet
wasspeedily restored, and the three crimi-
nails, whose fate was made the pretext of
the movement, were executed in the Place
des Armes.
On the 9th the Minister of Finance
presented to the Chamber the budget o.
1855, and proposal for loan of S..
100000.
The Carnival at Rome this year, was
more brilliant than any season since ls4S.
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GENTLEMAN wanting a pl,...pt :,

CD EWARD.-strayed away on Tuesday
cDC the 18th ip slant, light red Buffalo Cow with
white hsai mall crc ST one ear, and gives mill
The above reward vill be paid en- her deliveryts
III. C0WAN,
Corner 2lst street and New York ayepu.
mar 2s-3t*
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1854-11-18
FROM DIR. HUNGERFORD,S

Pirate Meoscal Rooms No. 2265 Dupont Street.
Between Washington and Jackson Streets
San Franc.sc
Where all diseases of private character re
celve me treatment necessary to effect speedy
and effecttia cure OF those annoving and d,s
tressul complaints The enviable reputation
DR.. Hungerford has earned for himself bv bis
extraordinary success in all diseases of private
nature, renders 1t but necessary to state his adj
dress; he therefore avoids the long advertise
ments OF bombastic promises of the empirics Of
the day, so lavishy held out but seldom fulf led
Medicines are sent to all parts of the country.
with directions for their use.
Nocturnal Emissions. Ulcers in the Throat
Syphihs, Gonorrhea, Structures elect and those
dreadful symptoms of the head, throat. nose and
skin. under DR.. Hungerford's treatment are
healed III an incredibly short time without mer
curry. Young men who have become victims If
solitary vice. that dreadful and destructive hab.
it which ruins both body and mind call INN.
dlately on DR.. Hunger!ord and YOU can depepd
upon being restored to health that greatest If
Gods blessings VA
STONE GRAVEL, &c.-The efficacy of DR.
Hungeriord's Llthron Triptic has proved be-
yofftt doubt to be the most certain cure in tbs
above named most painful cases that the human
frame is most subject to- au26-3ln
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POLLARD & lIAsON's
Anti llalaria PILL.

\ SURE AND. SAFE CURE FOR REMIT
n tent and Intermittent Fevers, and also a
most effectual cure for all the secondary dis
eases accompanying these fevers, such as liver
Complaint, Neuralgia, Indigestion, and Enlarge
ment of the Spleen, or Ague Cake. For inter
mittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, these pills
are undoubtedly the most effectual and safe rem
edy in the Known world: They may be taken
at any stage of the disease, as we'll in the cold
stage as in the hot. These pills not only stop
the Chills and Fever, bat they remove from the
system all secondary Affections which remain
after the use of other remedies, to reproduce
the disease again. In this respect we claim
superiority over every other remedy which has
been offered to the public. There is paper
round each box. under the label, containing
short history of the causes of the fevers of this
country, and the effects and operation of the
remedy which propose. THESE pills are
made and put up in the city of MaIysville, Yubal
county, Cal.
Depot and offce-D street. second door south
of the United States Hotel
- For sale in Shasta by DR.. Benz Shurtleff,
gent for Shasta County
July 18th, 1854. iy15tf
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WHAT CHEER HOUSE.
NOs. 119 and 121, sacramento ST. below
MOnfg0mery. sam Ernncisco

49, THE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure
,aalE3 IN announcing to the patrons and friends
AzaHEszA OF TINS House. and to the public gener-
ally, that the engagements and alterations are
now completed. Many new and very desira-
BILE rooms have been added, and the whole
House las been renovated and furnished in
substantial and comfortable manner. The Gu
llnary department is in charge of an experienced
and skilltul cook, assisted by AN excellent Ba4
ker. An abundant supply of hot and cold wa
ter IS furnished to different parts of the house
Cold shower baths are available at all times to
sucti OF the patrons are fond of this kind of
oathlng. A large and elegant hair dressing
ana shaving saloon, under the immediate super
VISION OF u W Dam, to which is added very SUI
perior BATH ROOMS, with warm, cold. and
shower baths.
"A READING ROOM, supplied with nearly
az the city. and many of the country and Affair
tic papers -
10 the present and former patrons and friends
~ ~ .ne mouse return my sincere thanks for
their very liberal support
Board and lodging given at the following low
rates: 49,.
Board, per week. 81 90
Board, per day, l so
Board and lodging, per week. SO, II, IL
Board and lodging, per day, 81 so, Is. =
Lodging, per week, 50, 3, 4,
Lodging. per night, soc, 75c, 90
BATH-1O Tickets, S. 90
tY Payments to be made in ADVANCE.
All credit positively declined " oc7-3m
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Ann Address TO the Ear.
QUEsTIoNIN' OF HIM..

QUESTIoNIN' OF HIM..
Hale to thee, Ear of Rusheei How do yon feel,
Now that the Alleys have both got on top of you
A-pummelin your bsead-basket morn you like,
I'xpect! Ain't'you goin' to cry NUT
las McBeth did TO McDuff before they tit?
Are you'n' Ostria in collision together
About the Moll Davy and the Wallack Provinces
Isn't it all gamun on both of your parts 2
Say, you old haughtycrat of the Rushees,
DO you x pect to- hold out long agin'' the Alleys.
Victoria and Levy Napoleon? Amt you aeard
That wretched Pashaw. alone i'll give you fits !?
Suppose old Scanned from the kawkasus
Comes down, what then? tia! la He'd make
you cry
Copeva in less than minnit, by nv watch
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IN. ) y. - ssEs : Z
T For the Shasta Courier.
wv California Home--A Parody.
BY AN OLD PICK,

The sun shines bright on my California home,
'Tis Sunday the miners are gay;
The States Nails in, and letters fond have come,
- 70 make the boys happy all the day.
The old clothes hang by the iitale cabin door,
:. All cleansed, all dried and white go, more.
We've made our piles. and we will work no
; Then, California home, goodnight
Write to me, my lady,
Oh write to me to-day home,
Then I'll sing one song for my California
For my California home. far away.
We'll dig no more in the tunnelin the bill,
Nor in gulches so deep tor the gold );
The claim don't pay, AMI think II never Will,
:. Unless its TO q greenhorn Sold -
The day goes by like shadow Der the heart,
= In the cabin where all was delight part,
The time has come when the miners have to
: Then my California home, goodnight!
Chorus-Write to me, my lady, sc.
The head wont bow, but the back will have to
bend, "tA
Wherever the miner may work
few more days, and his troubles all will end
On the claim where he lifts boulder rock.
A few more days to pack the blankets round
No matter it they're not very light:
A few more times TO sleep upon the ground,
:. Then, my California home, Sood- nl5hi.
''F'' Chorus. -
Write no more, my lady,
Oh write no more to me
I'll sing this song for my California home,
For my California home far away.
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From tie "EcL0 al Pocf:s;rl. ~ i.


DR.. HUNGERFORD--We wish to call the
attention of our readers to the advertisement OF
this gentleman, whose extensive practice and
great success is sufficient to induce all those af
flicted TO give him a call. The Doctor is not
enly regularly educated physician, but he has
the principles of honesty, and can feel for his
fellow beings He has undoubtedly more prac-
tice than any other Physician in San Francisco,
and 1t is fast increasing. TO those acquainted,
with the Doctor, say nothing as to his skill
and integrity, as these are we'll known but 10
Strangers re do say. call at No 226d Dupont
street, and you viii find that q frien,l in need is
a friend indeed
From The 'ESonfAera MEDICAL Joaraoz I
PROFESSOR HUNGERFORD--A
opposed TO the system of advertising. yet We
deem 1t but just to this gentleman to admit that
his system of treatment in Private Diseases IL
undoubtedly the most approved one now in use
throughout the civilized world
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SW EY'S HOT Ell.
Lower Springs.

fs.s.fsAh THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD Mg
10! respectfully inform his friends and =. -
r aag MA the public generally, that he has COM
menced business at the NEW HOUSE, pleas
antly situated under the big oaks few yards
below the old stand, where he will ever be
ready to do his best to give perfect satisfaction
TO ali who may favor him with their patronage.
Attached to the honse is the best accommodate
lions for watering to be had in the county; also a
Large Barn and Corral,
well furnished with good spring water, plenty
of hay and barley, and a warm covering for an
finals.
This house being situated IN the midst of a
good mining district, we have made prepara-
tons to accommodate miners with the best of
board and lodging at reasonable prices.
Give us d call atd we will Try to suit You.
- BENZ. SWASEY.
November II, 1858, nl2-3m