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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-11
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.


The Intelligeneer seems to be satisfied
that tie results of the recent interior
New York municipal elections, wherein
the Wings have been victorious for the
most part, have been all owing to the
Nebraska bill. The same journal con-
tains an earnest argument against that
measure from the pen Of some statesman,
of whose claim to be heard by the SOUTH
ern Wings, the editor speaks in fattering
terms. He also rejoices over the passage
of the Miss Dix bill, for the benfit of the
INDECENT Insane, through the Senate.
The Intelligencsr further contains no.
tice of an interesting letter from Commo-
dore Isaac Mayo I'm command Of our
African coast squadron) wherein that Of
fcer describes the condition and prospects
Of the Liberia colony in glowing terms.
The Union cautions the public against
the aati-Nebraska bill labors of the class
of persons and journals, who, while pro-
Tossing devotion to it, seek to use it as a
means of embarrassing the National Ad-
ministration. We have time and again
pointed out the fact that there are really
the deadliest enemies of the measure.
The Sentinel discusses new light wo-
men, giving them D." first rate notice
over the left, the old, ugly, Grabbed,
he-she- 'uns, OR she-he- 'uns, which ever
they may be, get little mercy at the Sen
t.qeI'S hands.
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GREAT EVENT.
THE FkKTR OF sIvA,s
GRAND GIFT FESTIVALS

AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
commenci' on Wednesisy. IT Ard, y, Friday, AMI
Saturday evenings. March Srh- 9th, leth, lltA.
Afternoon entertain me, Is " cinesdsys and Sat.
uriays.
GOLD JEWELS AND GEMS.
splendid HORSE CARRIAGE and HARNESS
Magnificent Sets Of SILVER PLATE.
DIAMOND RINGS AND DIAMOND PINS
Full Je~elled Gold and Silver WATCHES.
Silver CUPS, PLATES, BASKETS, and CASES.
Fine Gold Chains, Bracelets, Brooches, and Pins,
Portemonnaies, Canes, Knives, and ACcoRDEoNs.
God Elephants, Foxes, Eagles, &c.
Pspier kache TABLES, DRESSING CASES, and
Writing Desks.
Magnificent ENGRAylNGs snd Pictorial LIVES on
THE FAKIR, e..
TEN THOUSAND PRINCELY GIFTS.
NEARLY
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF BEAUriTUI AND VALUABLE Articles.
Tickets To the Ent-rtaipment 81 Each perso,
will be furnished with GIFT TICKET. free If en-.
pense, for every Exhibition; ticket purchased exit
Ting him tn one Of the Nuni6cent Donations
Go see the presents in TIE show Window of Mr.
he WORT III COS Jegelry Store, fennsylrsnis
avenue. ...-
Every article warranted.
Remember, ereTy one gets a frosc7at..-
For particu ars and List of Presents sec Bills.
Grand Entertainment Enchasted Palace every
night.
Tickets COED for any one OF tie Fxhihit;cns.
Mind. your ticket a1n,i yeu
Persons from q di stance he supplied with Tick.
Its. and tbs presents seat to them w the Committee
appointed by the audience. by addressing the FAHIR
OF silva, odd Fellows Hall, enclosing dollar
for each itch ct they may desire.
Doors open at 6le-commense st ~ az night.
Afternoon of Wednesday and Saturday doors open
at = o'c ock.
Tre Grand Distribution will take place en- EAT
URDAY, March I1th.
Ticket be obtsined at 0id Fellows Hsff from
Q o'clock in the morning until 10 ~ piIht.
Tickets " without Gtfte rs cents.
Horse and Carriage may be seen At J. r sUIros's
Stables, Sth street. msr s-4,s
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% The printers on the Mobile Regis
ter and Advertiser have struck, and the
proprietors, refusing to pay the advance
asked, fill up their columns with adver-
tisements. The price paid per thousand
ems was 40 cts, and the price demanded
IS so cents.
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Rumors were prevalent at the Mex
lean capital that Walker and Raoussett
de Boulbon had joined forces for the con-
quest of Sonora, and now mustered a
force, made up of California filibusters,
DESERVING sailors, and ragged Mexicans,
fifteen hundred strong, which was march
ing on Urez, the capital of Sonora. The
Sonorians are not supposed to be so we'll
pleased with Santa Anna as to make them
anxious to drive the invaders out. but are
thought much more likely to receive and
4" fraternize" with them.
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NEWSPAPER CHARGEs.-The St. John s
IN. S. News, in an article on newspaper
charges, refers to the want of consisten
cy sometimes manifested in finding fault
with prices. 1t says:
"a merchant has right to charge his
own price for his goods, without abate-
ment; but printer is thought to be \
mere machine, and ought to submit to
any price rendered to him. We cannot
respect any man who will attempt to
beat down our charges. We are above
such things whenever we go to purchase
an article we require. And We want to
hold no business intercourse with any
one who thinks that printers can serve
him at his own price,"
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U "A mass meeting of the Democracy
OF New York, favorable to the present
administration in support of the Nebraska
ana Kansas bill, now before the Congress
OF the United States, will be held at
IamAny Hall on the 10th inst. Speakers
have been invited from all parts of the
g Union. s
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d ANYWAY from the subscriber, living in
III Rrince Georges Comfy, Mary land, near Pis
Getaway, a negro woman, II ARRIEf, about thirty.
five years of age. She had several scars on her face
and one on the back Of her neck, caused by blister
ing for pain in the face. am eert.ia she is in the
city of Washington, d. O., and I will give twenty
dollars IF taken and secured in jail 80 that can get
her again. JOANNA PoZEY,
A5ministratix Of
mar IL 3.* FRANCIS POZEY, deceased.
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TIL TIE PUnIl0

THIS ia to certify that we, the committee, have
envelopsd all the receipts fnr the various pres
ents and sealed them up in separate envelopes ind
locked them up in chest, and that the distribution
will be conducted on The firest principles, and &C
coFsiing to the 'Fakir of sirasr plaa advertised
Each person presention of his ticket will be en-
titled to receive envelopes the present called for
by the receipt xithin will he given to them immed
ately.
Washington City. March II. 1854.
Baltimore Committee. Washington CSmmiftes.
Long, }. IL. Ho,eman,
w Francs Schley. Il. D. Spencer,
Charles Frush. John J. Angel,
Rodney Brooks, John c. Bourogh.
james Polk, il,
A. J. Lyons.
Robert Walker mar IL
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u Hilbus & Hitz have sent us the
" Philodemic Grand March," dedicated
to the Philodemic Society of Georgetown
College, by Pedro A. Deanas. The title
of this piece is illustrated by handsome
oolored Autograph of Georgetown Col.
lege, and the surrounding grounds.
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y On Thursday evening last pub.
nc meeting in favor of the Nebraska and
Kansas bill, recently passed by the U.
). Senate, was held at Annapolis, at
which number of influential politicians,
Of both parties, made speeches. .
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nNTNaS TN rnNNpEce

SENArE.-Yesterday, several private and
other bills were passed, among which were
bill for the purchase Of the copyright of
work published by Themas II Sumner
wherein he describes his new method of ascer.
tanning a ships position at sea. a bill autho-
rizing the use in the surveys of the United
States of Burt's solar compass.
Also, the bill constituting Keokuk and
Dubuque, in Iowa, ports of delivery.
After an executive session, the Senate ad
journed till Monday.
In THE HOUSE, yesterday, after we went to
press, they went into Committee of the Whole
on the Private Calender, Mr. Campbell in the
chair. The bill for the relief Of the widow
of Elijah Beebe being taken up, Mr.. Orr ex
planned the points involved in the case.
Mr.. Sellers then addressed the committee in
favor OF the bill, urging at the same time
liquidation of the just claims Of his own con.
stituents growing out Of the war of 1872
Mr.. Letcher opposed the bill at some length
Mr. Lane then expressed himself in favor OF
the BILL and discussed remarks made by Mr.
Sellers, in that gentleman's speech. In the
course of these proceedings, Mr.. L. and Mr.
5. got into personal alteration, in which
MIR. Hunt also participated. To prevent dis
agreeable consequences arising from this mis-.
understanding the committee rose
All '1eaheoH, Vi 1enH, tneD, Dy IeaVc, re-
ported from the Judiciary Committee, q reso.
luton clothing them with power to send for
persons and papers in order to examine into
any alleged fraudulent claims paid under
awards of the Mexican Claims Commission
passing the Gardiner and Mears claims. Mr.
5. explained that responsible parties had indi-
Gated to the Committee that there was testi-
mony to be had under such proceedings, inval-
idating the integrity of the testimony on which
other claims so paid were passed.
The House unanimously agreed to the resO-
luton; and then they adjourned till Monday.
C. The passage of the Prohibitory
Liquor Law by the New York State
Senate, is enthusiastically welcomed by
the Temperance men. It seems to be
conceded that it will also pass the House,
though there is doubt of the Governor
giving it his approval. The prospects Of
its becoming law does not excite much
feeling in New York city, as nobody seems
to fear that it will be carried out SO as to
interfere with the wholesale liquor bust.
ness. whilstit is hoped that it will have
some good effect in closing up the grop
shops and saloons that have overrun the
city. ...-
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70 Last week, two clerks, 1chie men,
were publicly whipped in Charleston, S.
c., for stealing from their employers.
They were to receive by sentence thirty.
nine lashes, laid on at three times, with
such intervals that their wounds should
have time to heal. The first instalment
consisted of twenty lashes. .
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TAKE NOTICE.

ffHHE subscriber has now on hand a very good rs.
/ sortmsnt CT fine Coll Watches. rich and fash
ionebla Jewelry, pure Silver Ware, &C, that be l.
anxious to dispose ef before his ne stock arrives,
and will therefore offer great Inducements liz the
way of low p-icee to those who are in want Of such
Gcedf. He will therefore sell all kinds of fine goods
at from 10 to 25 per cent. below The usual prices
asked elsewhere in this section Of the country. he
solicis early cali at his stors Pa avenue, be-
tween and 9th streets, Sign of the large S,read
Eagle. II. O. HOOD.
11-ff
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IL On the first page Of to-day's Str,
we commence the publication of thrill
hngly interesting tale, entitled "The
Assassin of the Pas de Calais"
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1NHE SUBSCRIBER RETURNS His SINCERE
i thanks to his friends AMI the public for the
very liberal way he ra'-oLisci while conducting
tao bgsiness OF Boswell Co, and hopes hv strict
att ntion t. business, aud by keeping a fresh and
general assortment Of such things as pertain to the
DRUG BUSINESS, ID still merit share Il the pub
lic patronage. q. ROSWELL,
Druggist Il, Apo.hecary,
Corner Maryland avenue fni I'll street.
n B-fhysicians may rely upon har ng their pre-
scriptions compounded at tie above place tday or
uighp With accuracy, neatness and dispatch.
mar l0-3t Or
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LADIES, wRTTING GLASS

MIR. JN0. D. WILLIAMS void respectfully an.
WI nounce to the Ladies Of Washington Az d vi
cinity that his first Laii = Glass in Chirogrsphy
SM commence on Monday afternoon, the 18th inst
at O'Clock
Terms: SIS for twenty less,ns SATISFACTION GrkR
ASTIEp. r.
Ro ms No 4, Washington Place, .th street
mar ll-2tk
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{ USome of the most beautiful spe-
cimens Of Penmanship were exhibited to
us to-day as the handiwork of Mr.. ID
Williams, whose advertisement will be
found in another column of to-day's Star.
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. LECTURE at Carusi,s saloon.

~ LECTURE at Carusi's Saloon.
lS Saturday, March 11th.-Mr VIM. g. DIX will
deliver lecture describing his journey across Chin
barazo, over the Plain OF Co.opaxi, 10 Quito, the
highest city in the world being the first of
Of six lectures.
SUI jets in future ADVERTISEMENTS. s-
Lecture to commence at * pm.
Tickets 25 cents-for sale at the door. -
mar a-3t*
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A UCTION EOTICE.-The public ar. r.
"A spectfully invited 10 the sale of rare ard val
liable old Books, (remains Of private ubrary,) su
perior fngravings, and Autographs to be sold at ny
Auction Rooms on Saturday ard Monday evenings.
commencing at o'clock, many of which ara in
quantities, and new ready for examination
Z. N STRATTON,
mar IL. Auctioneer,
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- BY Divine Permit sston the Rev.
Dr.. Thom#s Belch will preach in the Methodist prs-
testant Church, Georgetown, On Sunday morning
at ii o'clock, and Rev. Dr. Danforth, Of Alexandria
in the evening, at O'Clock. e.
The Rev. Chas. Brooks, Of Boston.
VIII deliver discourse, particularly addressed %
young gentlemen snd young ladies, in Upitarisn
Church, to morrow evening, 70 commence at X
O'Clock. ~ mar lit
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U A boy, seventeen years of age,
was shot down in the streets of Gin
cinnati and robbed, on the LIST inst, in
the day time. Robbery seemed to be the
only object for the violence. He had but
two dollars with him.
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WATCHES.

NJ W. GAIT BRO have just opened new a..
WI sortrent Of Superior Gold Watches. for both
iauies aud gent emen to which the invite the atten
ton of customers
Possessing every facility for getting up their stock
upon the best possible terms, they offer indIcement
TO purchasers not surpassed by any establishment,
in this country.
II. ". GAIT & BROTHER,
Sign of the Golden Eagle,
Pa. avenue, between 9Th an 10th Sts.
mar ia.
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70 The New York Tribune says "there
is no doubt of the melancholy fact that
a majority of the members of the house
are inclined by party and sectional in
tuences to vote for the Nebraska bill"
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MAIL RoBBERY.-A mail carrier be-
tween Weston and Buckhannon, Va, has
been arrested on the charge of robbing
the mail. The road was strewed with
the fragments of letters he had torn up.
His father and other parties implicated
have also been arrested.
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List OF LETTERS

Remoining IN tke Pesf 0eoe, Washington Cuy, D. C,
MGreh liza, 1854.
rordsveat to be adrertised in the " EVENING STAR"
asreeable to tie foio,cing section Of the Post Office
Lar-1 being the nerspaPcr harins the largest circ'i
iafisn Of any daily Paper published N Washington;
[src s. .4nd Be further enacted, That the list OF
letters remannns uncalied for in any ost-ofiice W
any city, town. or~yilage, where newspapers shall
he printed, shall, hereafter, be published once only
IN the newspaper which. being issued weekly, OF
oftener shall haze The largest circulation within the
range Of the delivery of said Office, TO eecided by
the postmaster at such Office F..t.
ssPersous applying letters in The following st vii
nj
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S meeting CT the Jourueymen Plssterers ALSO
cistion will be held at Charles Werner. Pa avenue
near 9th street, on MONDAY, March 18th, at
o'clock. - z
1t is earnestly requested that an members of the
Association viii DO pre- ent, bu.iness Of the most
vital Importance to themselves WIN be presented for
their consideration. ~
JOHN A. STUART, President pro. tenn.
]. c. COLUMBUS, Recording Secretary.
mar 1t-2t*
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OST-0n Thursday morning, between AZ st
IL and the Railroad Depot, Daguerreotype of q
Gentleman, lady, and two children. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at thi, cfce
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RIGGLES & LAKEMAN,

MERCHANT TAILoRS AND CL0THIERS,
HAVE just returned from New York with a Larry
IL assortment Of seasonabIe Merchant Tailors
Spring GOODS, to which they would cali The att
ton of their customers and the pubic generally
part of which has been selected with part GU ar ref
erencc to Boys and Youths Clothing. which they
II mAnucture largely AXE TO order of the late st
stgfs
We have alsoon hand veu selected stock Of Gen.
uemen's Furnishing Goeds. All Of which will lie
sold at the loves. prices m,rII-ao6t .
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q. NEW SPRING aooDs.-wM. TUCKER.

IA NEW SPRING G00DS.-WM. TUCKER.
"a Merchant Tailor Penn syly ania avenue. be
M twgen - and 9th streets, takes this method
IN. of returning hissncere thanks to hi punler
eas friends and patrons in and out of Congress or
their lberBi patronage, and TO inform them that he
has just returned from the North ami is now ore T.
ing one of the most elegant and best seec ted stocks
OF spring and Summer GOODS he has ever presented
to the public all of which viii ie executed in his
usual style and at the shortess notice.
Call rnd see. WILLIAM TUCKER
oIu
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ADJUSTMENTS.
lNAL THEATRE,

NATIONAL THEATRE.
IN STAR coMPLSY
Farewell night Of Mrs fARREN. d
THIS EHEhLSG will be perfrncj
MARY TUDOR
Overture by The Orchestra
To concl pde with the comedy Of
THE wkEcKER's DAUGHrrp
Prices Of Admission: Dress circle, parquet 80
third tier 90 cents: reserved and orehes,-a s,, "a
cents; family circle and colored gallery Is oeuts
Doors open az 81, TO commence AZ O'Clock
DIsLEYA GoODALL's vaRIETr
N Mar. and Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS
Benefit Of Mr.. WILLIAMS
rHN ETEyLNG sill be performed
EsrzE BasHFUL IRIsHMIN
To be followed by the iuterludeof -
) Il 33l Is'T LAW FOR LlpIEs
To be followed by
II Z HAPPY NAY
The evenings entertainments In couclude " III
IRISH ASSURANCE AND YANKEE Mo1EsTr
Prices OF Admission :--orohestrs chairs IS CENT,
reserved seats, SO cents; gentleman scconpan-s
by two ladies, (not reserTed) 81; Rotunes sssls
Is cents.
Doors open at e1z--cor,mcnce at "a O'Clock.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

MIMI ' I'D NUIINE.
A SELDNEk T. CO., United States Cloth
"a. Jog Hal. formerly kept on Pennsylvania
avenue between 10th ami lith street, mex door to
Woodward Guys Hardware Store, Tespcc.r-lly Ia.
forms their old customers and friends T. hsys
'pened a new and splendid Room between Yth aud
10Th street doors below the Washington CITY Saw
ings Bank, PenpsylEan;a avenue, fitted up superior
any house in the clothing line in this city. Thy
have also received a complete ASSOC tmeDI Of Spring
Gods of any quality, selected to i've entire sass
On to those WAC may pstroDize them with q call
Prices much lover than any other House in tn
city, in their line. skLDNER Co.
Fashionable Clothiers,
Pa. svesue, between 9Th and 10th streets.
mar g-lw%
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70. We trust that persons disposed to
1ss the advertising columns of the Star,
will remember that payment is required
IN advance, in all eases, for advertise
ments, except those sent by quarterly or
yearly advertisers.
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DICH JEWELRY and

F1ICH JE W ELNH and
IL Pure silver Ware.
N. w. GAIT / BRO call attention to their stock
Of rev aud elegant Jewelry, S'lverwnre. &c. embra
cling eve ythiug of taste and elegance in the line.
Particular attention il called Their stock Of fam
cy siiverware, suitable for wedding gifts.
M. W. GAIT 6 BROTHER,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle,
Pa. avenue, between 9th ard 10th SITS.
mar list
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TO SHOPKEEPERs-

TO SHOPKEEPERs-
i We rspecially invite the
attention of those who buy to sell agaiR: as our
motto Is short profits fo- the ca,h.
mar 10-3tf q. L. MASSEY & co.
nATE FARCIE A la AUTIEKl-MhRnNs
~ G LACE E,-S0METHING ALToGETHER
NEW The world is challenged TO produce any
thing exquisite in the above Rovel coufsc.
ton, just introduced by C. Gautier, to which be
would cill tire especial attention ef the pubic, as
well as to his large assortment of elegant Comic
tionary, manufactured daily in his establishment,
far superior TO any in this country.
c GAUTIER
Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
mar I0-.t
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EMBROIDERY.
M have very superior stock Of all kinds q.
w Embroidery, to which we invite partieuls
attention
IS pieces Swiss Flying
IS do Swiss Inserting
loo do Cambria EdgiDg
Loo do Gamble Inserting
l25 do Camt: ic ard Swiss Bands
500 Embrod Collar. all prices
as do Chemise:tei
IS pairs Embro'o UnIerleevss
VERIFY, TEBBS VERIFY.
Corner Of 7th street and Penns avenue.
mar 11-dlm
Dapier Mache Papler Mache!i
i Il low the excitement of the day;
And every lady in the land,
This splendid art should understand.
It's a pleasant occupation
For the Fair Ones of the Nation;
And ye Coarse Ones il will Dc,
Very well indetd for you.
Gents, if you wish to cut -
Here's your chance for making cash.
Now, would you learn this art fright WE'LL"
Please CAL on THIRD STREET. Beers Hetel.
&1-Call soon as you please sfte- to day,
For pretty soon we're going a-w-s-y.
MR.. 4 MRS. FORD.
mar 10-2ts Teachers.
I Am now receiving a Cargo Of Whit
l.. and Red Ash COAL from Phiadelphia, very
superior article, will be sold low If application lie
made Immediately. j. VAN RlSWICk,
mar l0-3t Office, 9TH s.. Bridge.
LNOR HIRE-By the year, smart Toy, a
Il slave, about IA years old. Apply at Worthipg
ton Co Is Wood Yard, 14th street.
mar l0--2ts
T OST-Supposed On the Avenue, FIFTY DOL
IL LARS in Virgil bank notes. The hinder Will
be handsomely rewsr ed, ii he will hand It TO tie
book-kseper at the Star Office. mar io-3ta
EASTEK BALL AT JACKs0N HALL.
TJHHE members Of the COLUMBIA & ire Company
give a ball at the above nsmsd hail. IN the
l. tn Of April, which occasion they will to be
membered by their friends aud the public generally
mar 1875 -e..-
DISSOLUTION.
THE eopartnership heretofore existing between
/ the subscribers in the Drug busine 8, under
the firm of BOSWELL Co. has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent The affairs of the late Arm win
be SCI tied by O. BOSWELL, whe will continue bu 81
ness at the same place, on his own account
-. '-1 OHIO BOSWELL,
NJ. II. MELVIN.
Washington, DC, February 18th, 1854.
mar lost - q :. u .---..,. .
M ARTIN'S GUITARS HAVE ARRIVED A
AL small invoice Of superior iostrufnents frtn.
the above celebrated manu- scturer Just received.
Aiso, an additional supply Of Martins nnequalled
Persons who have engaged fer Instrumental win do
wen 70 call immediatsly, q the demand by Tar ex-
ceeds the supply. HILBUS HlTZ,
Sole Agents for @. T. Martin 4 Go.
mar lo-eost
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BERAGE DE LANES.

M have very superior stock Of Berage De
W LANES. which We will of, T mt very low pri
Cos. HERbY, TEBB5 Il YERBY,
Corner OF It'll st: eet and Penn. avenue.
mar 11-dIm
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I'VE have just opsned beautiful
w Let o: whit Good, Which We are selling al
GERS reduce ices for casa.
A.So lar = %; Of fL-, a. Laces ard Edsirc- very
lew. e. I. NAS,EY 4 ~,
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