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4 N APPRENTICES WANTED.

4 APPRENTICE WANTED.-I
~ wish to engage an apprentice, to learn House
Painting and Glazing-a Boy about seventeen, and
70 serve IN Ill II years, wound be preferred. weuld
IKE an orphan boy, In order that / can take him
into my own family, and have him under my own
sonal charge one Of tie old customs. end which
have found superior to the new tangled doctrine,
OF parents boarding their sons, in order to- gain the
price of board, subiscting them TO rove about the
streets at night learning all kinds of vice. convinced
OF this pan for which have carried out for the last
3S years, never falel to instruct my apprentice
50 az 70 carry them to the head Of their profession
boy of an ingenius mind and of STEADY habits. a
good chance will be at his disposal As I work in
per on in all the various branches Of the ne arts of
painting, none need apply but what can come wen
recomms nded q p SENCSTACE
Painting Establishment on D. between 10Th and
18Th streets. KNOWN During THE LAST I3
YEARS AS THE OLD DEMOCRATIC HEAD
QUARTERS, AND AT PRESENT STIGMATfZED
AS OLD F0GIES
mar % II 81
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Ohio River.

WHEELING, March 27.-The water in
the Ohio is six feet deep. q. -.-
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"ANTED "A young WOMAN, to d. the fouse
W, work Of a small family. To one that will
suit the highest wages will be given. Enquire of c
White, Maine avenue, between Az and 9Th street
isiAuu. A-3l*
"ANTED-A C fored WOMAN, as Nurse
w AMI Chambermaii. Apply to
c. ". HAVENNER,
street, between ~ and 9th streets
I
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T OST-Yesterdsy morning, between my shop, or
IL c street, and st. Patrick's Church, or at 81
Pauicks Chsrrh, PORTE NORMA K contain ing
seventy six dollars, some papers, and a ring. Ne
ward Of twenty five dollars will be given IL rstasntf
10 me at my STOP, on street, between 10th AID
llth street., or at my residence On Massachusetts,
avenue, between 9Th and 9th streets. E-a -.
mar lS-co3ts - P.GALLANT.
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81 Joe ShtlitnxtOn receives all the New
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
is agent f-r Harper's and all the othef Magazines,
and readers will always find large and good as
sortment of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, OdeOn Building corner Of street and Penn
sylvania avenue. aug 10
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By &c MCGUIRE, .uc,,on,,r

BY j z. MCGUIRE, AUCttOneer
SNALL FRAME HOUSE a: Auctioa On WED
- NESDAY afternoon, the 29th instant at o'cih
on the premises shall sell neat two-story Fran
House and Lot on l. street north between New Jr,
sey avenue ard 81 street.
The house is nearly new, We'll built and contains
tour gooi rooms.
Terms One third cash, the resi- lue in six an
twelve months, for notes barring interest and %
cured by q deed ef trust.
J. c. MCGUIRE,
mar I'D Auctioueer,
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CITY EXPRESS

WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN,
I EAVES Georgetown daily Sundays exec ted at
IL a. m. and II O'Clock m. Leaves Washington
at a. IN. and o'clock, p. m.
Packages, &C. left at any of the stores on Bridge
street, Georgetown, or Pennsylvania avenue, Wash.
ington, be called for AMI delivered with safety and
dispatch J.J. BOGUE.
ms 2n-tf
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WANTS NEGROES.-The subscribers are
w all times in the market buying SLAVES, paw
ins the highest cash prices. Persons having slaves
Tor sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET Bal.
t''nnre, Nd, (Slatter'e old stand Slaves taken on
bosrd at 25 cents per day.
feb 2-1y BIN & w. L. CAMPBELL
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NIRGINIUS TOB ACCO-
90 quarter and II whole boxes Of this superior
brand, just received and for sale by
mar 2l-1w B. J. SEMNES RPo
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FOR THE GREAT FALLS AND WATER
WORKS, VIA THE CANAL.

WORKS, VIA THE CANAL.
H. The Packet Boat FASHION,
s5Sa $500 having been put in complete or
der. mike regular triweekly trips te the Great
Falls of the Potomac and the Washington Aqueduct,
leaving Eitte-'s Wharf on every TUE3DAY. THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY MORNINGS, at s O'Clock
and returning at sunset and Sundays st the same
hour.
Passengers may rely On every attention being
paid to their comfort.
Small freight will be taken at moderate charges,
and can be left at Ritter's warehouse
~ Parties can charter the boat for moderate
terms, to leave any other than the regular DAYS
named. Any Information can be had of W. Ii, Rit-
ter, or CHAS MERRILL, Captain.
mar 20-eo1w tE - E.
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eRIEG BONNETS.

- FLOWERS AND RIBANDs
Just received at sHEDD'S, 18th street, between
penna avenue sud street, large lot OF Bonnets.
Flowers, and Ribands, OF the choicest kind, which
will be sold at the lowest cash prices.
Also, Silk. Lawn, Grape, and every kind of Bonnet
m sde to ordec with neatness and dispatch
N. B.-Bonnets bleached and pressed in the best
manner. mar 11-dtf
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COL. FREMONT.

Is now engaged in another Exploring Expedition
10 the Pacific. @. s. Emerson has long been gagged
in exploring BALD HEADS, and has at Ienetb
brought before the Public Compound, which is q
POSITIVE CURE FOR Badness, and to prevent Hair
from falling, which thousands who have used will
testify See Circulars, to be had OF the Agents.
giving particulars. Price 81 90 in large Bottles.
Soil by all Druggists in Washington and George
town, ID. C. Z. d. GILMAN, General Agent, fol
Washington and surrounding country.
c. 4. FISHER d CO. Proprietors,
No. AZ Superior Greet CLEVELAND q
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~ most beautiful. choice, and varied a sort
,nent OF fresh Spring and Summer Clothing has lust
t usen opened by Noah Waller Co., proprietors of
Our citizens, as well as stra ugers, should, by all
means give than trial, their goods are made nm
the very best manner and most fashionable style
stock consists OF full dress and business suits
me black and colored Cloth frocIs and dress Co.t
rich Nestnss, DC, with selection Of Furnishinr
0ds rot surpassed in the city for beauty and STYLE
armenian care and attention has been paid to the
Boys and Youths Department W ''''
Their prices are uniformly low. and We saw m ono
ana all, call On them before purchasing elsewhere.
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IfUkNIsHED HOUSE FOR RENT have for
Il reat a comfortably turni he'll House. within
few steps OF the Irving House, contaiui * two large
airy parorS, FIVE excellent chambers, dinine-room
kitchen, sc.
To q good tenant the rent will be made moderate
Apply to }. c. MCGUIRE.
Auction and Commission Merchant
mar CT
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L OUsE For RENT-A handsome three story
IL Brick HOUSE with large back building, stu
atei on Eth street west. The House contains nine
fine rooms cellar and out the house is in fine
condition, being nearly new and handsomely pa.
pered and in the most healthy part Of the city being
On the highest point Of the city; with the finest
water Rent 500 per Year. For particulars en-.
quiro of J. e. ADAMS. Grocery. corner of 9Th street
west and l. street north. mar 25-3ts
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
WE are now receiving large lots of new Spring
w Goods, to which We earnestly invite the at
tenton Ct our friends and the public generally,
knowing and believing that we can fer them the
very best Inducements. regards quality and price
IERBY. TEBBS 4 YERBY,
Corner Of 7th street and Penra. avenue.
mar 11-dlm
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Lon SALE-A full biooded, well broken, and
Il handsome Setter DOG. This is rare chance
for q sportsman to secure superior setter. For
particulars apply at the Star Office.
feb 23-tf
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE-The
IL undersigned will sell On accommodating terms
part @. his Real Estate in the City of Wa hington
consisting OF a large amount Of cheap Ground and
number of valuable Building Lots, in various sec
tons Of the city. Apply to
TH0S. LUMPkIN, Office, 10th st., or to
J. C. Mes UIRE,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
mar l3-Im
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES.

1goD NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
ZEE La1ies are respectfully solicited to call and
me following Of Mccurdy's make
aDite Md CATERS and Slippers
Also, whi' e and black Satin slippers
A,so' bronze and bisck French Kid Slippers
ladies' thin solo Walking Shoes and Jenny Linds
ALSO; a large supply Of Gsiters, Of the same make;
haok and colorcd, with aud without tips, at
very loT price
Also, great variety of hers. which we will be
p'eassd TO show to those who give call.
Chiidren's Shoes Of different colors
All OF the above sold low for cash.
8. c. MILLS l. CO.,
Cheap Cash Shoe Store, No. 9,
Washington Place, 9TH street, near E.
mar 2t-lw Intel ct. 4 News et)
CHIRTs, sHIRTs-Latest patterns. of Emb'd.
~ French Print, and RULED Bosomsjust opsned,
ard large assortment and made to order. French
Risoan1s detached from the Shirts. variety Of
bosoms for Shirts Cuff Buttons of beautiful patterns
at HOPKINS Gents FURNISHING Establishment Re.
tween the National and Browns Hotels.
mar 24-2w
EEUISE Whatmen Writing Pa.
~ Pers-Fooiscap, Letter. ana Note Papers of
various sizes from the original Whitman Mills, in
Kent. England; celebrated the best in the world,
are this day opened-Sought IN person from the pro-
pfletors, by FRANCk TAYLOR.
mar 24-tf
FISHING TACKLE.-Mrs G. ANDER-
Il son has just received supply of superior
Bass and Trout Rods, mounted in German silver and
brass.
Walking Care Rods
Hazel AMI Peppercord do, for light fishing
Landing Nets, on telescope handles, with jointed
rings - s.ss-.'ls.9 - -.
superior Reels, Artificial Flies and Minnows
SIX Lines, twisted and plated, handlines fitted
up, &c Musi', Stationery, and Fancy Store,
mar 2f-f between Ilth aud 18th sta.
THE MIsER'S HEIR; or, the Young
i Millionaire. by Hamilton myers
The Fortune Hunter: by Mrs Mowatt, author of
the Autobiography of an Actress
barclays of Boston, by Mrs. Otis
Hot Corn, by Scion Robinson
Ladies National Magazine for April
Yankee Notions for April
Gleasons Pictorial fer this eek is splendid mum
Der
Everything in the Book, Stationery and cheap
publication line for sale at
SHIHINGToN's bookstore,
Cor. Pa av. aud ~ ct. Odeoa Building
mar A-tf
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"ANTED--A respectable White WOMAN as
w Wet Nurse for q child seven months OLD. En-
quire at Mrs. spriggs, on C between I'd and AZ SITS
mar 25-3tx II
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HONEY, OLD WINDSOR, s.ssafas, and othe
II Toilet Soaps, ct reduced prices, at - =
feb 1T WlMEKe, 6tk t.
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DANGEROUS PEACTICE.-We have been re-
quested to call the attention of the officers to
the practice of boys flying kites in the streets.
Several persons have narrowly escaped serious
injuries by their horses taking fright from the
kites which boys were flying in the streets.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-27

TAVERN STAND FOR RENT.-A oood Chance
i THEGREES TREE HOC SE.-Ths we'll known
establishment on Pennsylvania avenue, near the
Capitol, is now offered for rent for term of wears
with TIC good will OF the Proprietor. For terms all
upon the undersigned. JAMES MCaRANN.
mar l6-1f
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NEBRASKA INDIANS. The deputation of
Nebraska Indians, comprising the Omabas.
Missourias and Ottoes. who have been for some
time sojourning in Washington on business
connected with their tribes and the United
Statas Government, left for home on Saturday
afternoon, going by way of Wheeling and St
Louis. They expressed themselves, previously
to their departure, as highly satisfied with the
treatment that they had received
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DOR RENT-A brick dwellicg HOUSE. situated
IL on New Jersey avenue, near the Capitol For
terms, apply to r. ID. Coombs, 9Th street near the
Navy Yard. mar 2j-3;* ,
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DE Country Seat for Sale
ID On the heights adjoining the City and mex. 70
"Kslorama, containing ID acres of ground with a
large brick dwelling House, Barn, ana Other out.
houses
This is one the most desirable places in the vi.
cinity of the city For terms and other information
apply to e. W. PAIRO
mar 25-eo2w
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CONMIrTED.-Samuel Cole was arrested by
officer Cox on Saturday and committed for a
further hearing charged with being concerned
in riot in Baltimore, in which ARRAY a man
lost his life. Since his committal there is evil
dence that Cole is not the man
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WANTS,

ants and &C Wasascd' advertisements, four lines
or less for each insertion Is cents; each additional
line s cents
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REMovAL.-The Rev. DR.. Peck principal Of
the Metropolitan Academy, has removed. or
viii shortly remove to New York to undertake
the duties of his new position with respect to
the Tract Society.
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LNOR RAMA furnished three story HOIJSr ON
u 18th street. third house north OF Ii, on the ca
side Tee location is very plea sant. Enquire on the
premises maj 23-Itk :,
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TO FARMERS Ann RuTTnFps

TO FARMERS AND BUILDERS.
ROUND LAND PLASTER nut I'M in
~ Barrels and Casks, in lots to suit purchasers
Also,
CALCIaED PLASTER, very fne and
white, OF superior quality. The barrels warranted
to contain four bushels for sale in lots to suit mr.
chasers, at the Phoenix st. Plaster MILL foot Brown
Street, Philadelphia. JAS. NJ PATTON.
mar 17-d2m
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MARINE GARRIsoN.-The military here in
the garrison are drilled every morning from 9
to Il clock, in battalion drill, and a dress
parade is likewise held every fine afternoon.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-27

ASSAULT AND BArTERY-John Madagan
was sent to Jail yesterday for severely ipjuring
his sister law by striking her on the head
with piece Of iron. The wound is severe
but not dangerous.
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REAL EsTATE.-A lot of ground on street,
between 10th and Goth streets, in the First
Ward was sold last week to Mr.. T. Dove at 40
cents per square foot.
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IA ANTED TO HIRE-A smart, q tive WOMAN.
W to do the work Of a small family and Girl
or BOY to take care of two small children Must
bring gooi reference. Apply to Mrs. HILBUs, on z
street, next to the corner 18th ST., south side
mar 27-St p - : -..-
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PLENDID WAREHOUSE For Rent
- The spacious brown stone building, % TT front.
Ia feet deep, and four stories high, with fine dry Gel
lar recently erected the south side of Pennsyl-
Vania avenue, nearly opposite the National Hotel is
now ready for occupancy. Ths building is con.
structed in the most substantial manner, in hand
some modern style, and is so anged that each sto-
ry may be occupied separately. The location is one
of the very best in the city for business and the
roomy character of the building, with its elevated
.tories, makes it peculiarly desirable as a Furniture
Estaoiishment or Wholesale Grocery. 1t viii be
rented separately or entirs. Apply to
Nj. g. EMERY, or
j. G. McKELDEN,
street rorth, bet 9th and It'll sts west
10, antf
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CoAL-It is said that no more coal may be
expected for some time from Cumberland dis.
trict, while the miners continue TO be. as thew
are at present. on a strike.
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rALICOES AND Dom eattc (3OODS.
~ eco pieces Prints last coiors
goo pieces eli grades Bisaehed Cotton
500 do Brown Cottona
80 do Psnitentiary Plaids &. A
70 do all grades Flannel5 l..-sr ~. &.
VERIFY, TEBBS, 4 YERBY,
Corner Of It'll street and Penna avenue.
mar l1-d1m =
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DATEAT AGENTS-For rent, four rooms in the
l. new buildings on eth street, directly in front
OF the east portco Ct the Patent Office decidedly the
best location in The city for agents.
- Inquire of BATES BRO
mar 2l-eOtt
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THREE NEW FRAME DWELLING HOUSES a.
L Private sale-I have for private sale three
new two story and attic Frame HOUSES, containing
each six rooms an itchen situated n 18th. be
tween ana D stree 8. fIsIand)
The houses have front of Is f. ct each the Lots
extend back lco feet inches. with the advantage of
an alley For terms, &c, apply to
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Auctoneer and Commission Merchant
23-tt
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NTANTEB--In a private family. /. god Co,k and
w ironer of clothes. An Irish woman referrrd,
70 reside in the family. Address "a W. at this
u M mar 27-3t
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"ANTED--To know if tie person who took a
w grey overcoat from Cad Fellows, Hall on
rrioay night last, will not return II to te owner at
III mar
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$4,000 WORTH OF BARGAINS

9IU,UUU NUhIH UF BARGAINS,
DAIR Of Slippers, Stockings and Gloves All for 50
L cents: BiHck Silk 30 cents ys1d Car .et II
cents: Bonnets % cents; Undsrslesves, rs; Chem.
seus 20; Check cents Calico cent? Gloves cts,
Undershrts u {; Shavs 81 Embroi dercd E,.1t,cs 4
eents, &c. & ss-u ltl--'r :
Also, ladies' Gum Sandals 81; Slippers ~: Cater.
%; Mems Boots 81 So childrez's ehoes .s; UmhreI.
las ). cents, &c. t.EiT. ~ 80
Come TO the Great Cheap Cash Store fer RaresIps.
corner OF n and sts., Northern libertcs
Jan II-u = i+----4 r. r. BROWN
HE WESTERN TEL ESRAPa Co.
nave r~usoved their oti,s l. Gsd~by's Hotel, on
frnnfy saoa venue, Dear ,orn,r 10 street. $50
LIE koonis occupied BY them oSor Gilmsn's Drug
Store sfe fct rent. -i -+i- '-ii'f ~
Fog psrosslars inquire st he Hsstsn Telegraph
OGce. q g.rr. - 80 st.'.r r jan 9o-6
HARPERss MA0AZlNE sbe naesh.
/" par'-as96oa ladFR4scK TAYLOR
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DErARTURE OF LIEUT.. BoDIsco.-Among
the passengers, who left for Europe, in the
Washington steamer, for New York on the 18th
instant was Lieutenant de Bodisco. who has
been ordered home to Russia, to take his place
in the army.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-27

w AeiEI-i IN industrious, sober NJ An to work
W. in vegetable garden an on a farm -
Address j 81 at tbs Office of the Star.
mar 21-2ts r
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WANfED To RENT IMMEprATELY-Ac com
w fcrtsb.e dwelling House, in good neie hbor
nooi, Containing seven eight rooms. with kitchen
Nc" location in the First OF Second Wards IRE.
farred. -
Wanted-0n the LIST of November ne If. a we'll
finished. convenient dwelling Bousa, with parlors
hve or slx chambers, dining rooms kitchen pantris.
staoe, &C. The house to be furnished with gas and
pain fixtures and the locality unohiectionable.
Persons having either of the above for rent viii
seenre desirable tenauts by leaving a written de
scrption OF the property, with the price, &c On or
before wednesday, tie 18th instant with the sub
scriher. JAMES O. Nc1IJIRE
Auctoneer and Commission Merchant.
mar f1-3t
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ARREsTED.-John Jones was arrested on
Saturday last for rocking the premises of A,
+. l.. Reese. In default of security he wa:
sent to Jail.
REsIGSED.-We understand that Doctor
Lovejoy has resigned the Professorship Of
Chemistry, in the Medical Department OF
Georgetown College, located in this CITY.
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81 HsS r. HosE.-fhis lady, who has aequir-
~, ,'r.h n"toriety: for fer eloquent Of advocacy
In u'ii. Rights, will lecture on Tuesday eve
ing al Carusl' saloon, ON the Nebraska ques-
ion; and on Wednesday night, lecture will
ne delivered by the same lady at Liberty
' .iaH' IN Alexandria, on the social rights Of
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CORPS SALooN.--This property, together
with the lot on which it stands, was offered for
sale on Saturday afternoon but no purchaser
Offering higher price, it was withdrawn at
the nominal price of $4,000.
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SMITHSONIAN ISsTIrUrE.-The course of lee
lures on chemistry, by DR.. Lawrence J. Smith
VIII terminate on Wednesday, consisting OF
two more lectures one to be delivered this
evening, and the other on Wednesday evening,
which latter will conclude the course. The
subject Of these two lectures will be on the
chemistry Of the precious and useful metals.
That for this evening will be on gold, silver
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FISHING TACkLE.-Mrs G. ANDER-
IL son has jus, received supply of superior
Bass and Trout Rods, mounted in German silver and
brass.