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the latest Of Which should bave been
here three days ago.
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EtoQt EMIT SrEEcuEs.--All over the
world, the Star Spang'ed Banner Re.
public, has reputation for greatness.
The phrase This il a great Nation"
Is tho exclusive property Of Brother
ohnathan, Of which he has the copy.
. right secured. lfrncle Sans domin-
ion Is not great for other things, it GER
tainly is, for great speech.lnakers.-
They come up spontaneously like
drum head cabbage in soft and fertile
soil Political movements are made
and question. raised, It would seem
for no other purpose than that they
may bring out great orators, who
may make great speeches. If small
caucns Of pot house politicians, GONE
together at u beer garden, some pat
rio'ic fellow must makes speech, and
II this were the end Of il, 'twould be
we'll; bit it is just the beginning; for Il
committee appoints itself 10 wait on
the speaker and request a copy for
publication, and by this means the
Fight literature Of the world accumu.
hates to volumes. Forth Of July, aud
other occasions seemed to have been
donated to us by or sagacious fore
fathers, for no'other purpose, than to
develop the Resources Of the country,
In Congressional and legislative pro-
ceediugs, each word that falls from
the mouth ofeloquence, must be jotted
down in the Reporters note book, and
20 10 tho organ in power, for the pc
cuniary benefit of Me organ, if not for
mankind at large. Thus in payment
oil reporters, the public are forced to
make roiunfary douations---as kind
Of slight rcco'npcnse for the labor Of
writing them out; but no ono has
ever supposed 'hnt money could pay
the speech makers, for their valuable
thus shed abroad, upon the
benighted race OF man. In the y. S.
Senate = controversy arises about that
!ucia afF.ir--tbe very Gordian knot of
Dictionary words, the Clayton Bu!wer
Treaty. Gen. Cass opens by throwing
Dff fifteen Union columns, and Mr..
Clayton throws back at him twenty.
Who reads it' Nobody but the poor
devil OF printer, and the proof read
,r and who profits by it9 Nobody
put the G<obe newspaper, and it is
,aid a little more than. u fair living
,rice for lsbor..
This is a great country as before
aid, iffor nothing but its great speech
makers.
A MAN IN WISCONSIN, who recent
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Il Gu Anuertisc mfnle.

CHAMpAIGNE! CHAMPAGNE
~ The undersigned has just received =
supply Of the genuine piper beidsick
champagne in baskets OF pints, Of quarts
fr sale by any quantity. also some Of the
celebrated champagne OF Desbor'les file
Jan "a y. IN. BostL, Druggist,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-24

The CHINESE OArm.-The Chi
ncsc, when brought into court as wit.
ncscs in California, are sworn in the
manner peculiar TO their country.
An oath, written in Chinese charac.
tiers upon tissue paper. is SUBSIDIZED
with their names, and burned to ashes.
The purport Of the oath il, that If the
witness does not tell the truth, be
hopes thnt his soul may be burned and
destroyed as is the paper which he
holds in bis hands. Notwithstanding
the severity of.his oath, the evidence
Of the Chinese taken in court is not
generally Of a very reliable character,
and the Recorder is often obliged to
discharge prisoners against whom
there is nothing but Chinese evidence,
on account Of, the contradictions and
discrepancies which are always dis.
covered in their testimony
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22

IHE M0RMoNS AND THEIR WIvEs.-The
January number of the Northern Islander,
a paper published by the Mormon settle.
ment on Beaver Island, in Lake Michigan.
says What business has Congress of
the United States with the law concern
ing marriage? That is domestic matter
of each State, in which each is sovereign.
Fifteen of the States allow large portion
of their population the slaves, as many
wives as their masters please, and as
many concubines as they can get. A
majority allow every man to keep as
many concubines as he can hire, and turn
them off when he pleases, and consign
them to poverty and destruction. In all
the States vast numbers are publicly kept
as common prostitutes, and neither Con-
gress or any other power has been ap-
pealed to. But because the Mormons in
Utah have like the Puritans in New En-.
gland, determined to be governed by the
laws of God, they. must, forsooth, b. re-
fused admission into the Union. Does
not repubicanism itself guaranty to Utah
the right of SelfgoveI lmentz Have not
they the same right to establish polgamy,
sAA~s Nh'6oh AoS W pfOllOlt IL, allu
establish quality? Is the republicanism
Of America reality, or is it false pre-.
tence, aswindle /! Nothing can be clearer
than that if the people of Utah see fit to
to institute and practice polygamy, no
power on earth can legally prevent them.
The only real difficulty in the matter will
arise when those who have been legally
married in Utah to q number of wives,
choose to 90 with their wives to reside in
other States. Marriage in all the States
is civil contract, and the general rule
is, that if the contract is valid when
made, it will be enforced everywhere.-
But this rule is not universal. Conflicts
are likely to grow up on this question.
In the case of Indians married in their
own country, and Of q few Turks and
Chinese sojourning for short time in the
States, their polygamy has been winked
at, and the courts have not determined
the rule of law in the premises. But it
is doubtful whether the same liberality
will be extended to the Mormons.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22
C. IL At 81

JU5T PUBLsrED-A NV DISCOVERY IN MEpICISsl
4 PEW words on the rational treatment, without
~ hsdicins, of SperInatorrhss, or Local Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits Lassitude, Weak
ness Of the Limbs and the Back, 1udspositioH, and
Ineapacty for Stvdy and Labor, Duiiness of Appre-
hrnsioI Loss Of Memory, Aversion TO Society, Love
OF sciitu.s, TIiility, SsEDstrust, Dizziness Head
Ache Involuntary Discharges, Pains in the Side, At
;--on Of the Eyes, Pimpis5 on the Face Sexual and
other Inirni.iss Ia ban
IrOct the FrclrrIt of DR.. b. Delaney.
Ths important fast that these alarming complaint
may easily b. rsRiovi ,1tttot meticae, is. in tnis
sIaai Tract clearly demon tt ,t, and the entirely
aai hi Oily saccsss(ul treatment, adopted by
the Author, fully explained, by means of which eve
= il enabled u himself perfectly, and q,
the least possible cost avoiding thereby, all the sd
ysftised noktEums 81 the day
Gent to any sttress, gratis and post free, in q
ssai.d ,selOFe, by remittDg post pad two postage
stamps 10 DIR. b. DELANEY, or Bo1 100, broadway
Post Usice, " Z. feb S-3m
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MRS. McaEDY.

Mankind have q natural desire to be-
come acquainted with the personal his.
tory of those who have made themselves
conspicuous in any walk or avocatiou of
life: and there has been no little curiosity
exhibited to know more of the biography
OF that accomplished lady, whose recent
debut in the higher walks of the histrionic
profession has been attended with sue
cess so brilliant and decided.
Mrs. McCredy is the only child of
wealthy and respectable parents. residing
In the State Of Delaware. Her father.
whose name is Higgins, was induced to
emigrate to this country, for the more
free enjoyment Of his religious views. Her
mother was Montgomery, of Glasgow,
IN Scotland, great-great grand-daugh-
ter Of the celebrated General of the name.
Mrs. McCredy received her elementary
education at the Academy at George.
town, ID. c., and afterwards graduated at
the Wesleyan Female College of Della
ware AT an earl y age, she married DIR.
Met cCredy, of Philadelphia, and removed
to that city, when she tecame, at once. a
member and fayorite Of large and Sc.
iect circle Of the wealthy, educated. and
refined of that aristocratic city. Tn spite.
however, of the prejudices of education
and association, she manifested early
strong prediction for the stage. which
grew with her years, and strengthened
with the obstacles which she was Obliged
to encounter. Events having made her
the mistress of her own destiny. she de-
termined to adopt the profession of an
actress, and entered Immediately upon
the long and arduous course ofstudy and
training which is necessary to secure sue.
cess in that branch of the profession
which she had resolved to pursue.
Mrs. McCredy made her debut at Phil.
acelphia on the 2lst of February last,
under circumstances which entitle il to
be considered one of the most brilliant
trlumphs known to the profession. The
part selected for her first appearance was
that of Julia, in the Hunchback-a char
acter upon which the entire interest of
the play centered: and if from its extent
and variety, the character is a difficult
one for an experienced actress, how much
more arduouS must it have been for one
who, for the first time, makes her ap-
pearance before brilliant and critical
audience.
Since Mrs. McCredy's engagement here,
she has fully sustained the reputation she
had previously acquired.
Mrs. McCredy's engagement at the
National Theatre, in this city, will close
on Saturday evening Of this week, on
which evening the customary benefit will
take place. This will be proper occa-
sion for those who can appreciate pro-
fessional merit, and who love to confer
their favors upon those who are not mere.
ly eminent in their public career. but
estimable in the walks of private life. to
come forward, and by their attendance
and patronage do justice to one who rich
ly merits all that liberal appreciation
can bestow.-Cincinnati c commercial, Sep
tember %.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22

:, Well since must tell it, | will tell
It, said the irishman, mimicking a
husking in his throat.
Another pause.
What the devil ais you 2" roared
"Wisha orly that I owes yer honor
five pounds for the rent of the garden
this year, and sure have the intention,
only haven't the mains"
There was now pause on the part of
the corfessor. Paddy was beginning to
doubt whether he was to get full absolu-
ton or not, when his ear was greeted
with
81 forgive you; and may the devil
take .you and the garden, and confess
sion."
The absolution was now truly valid.
and tie tornado fell harmlessly round
Paddy. as with the same grave face he
replied:
I" Lord bless yer honor" groped about
tor his cd"bsen, and walked off.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22
Zerman.s Celebrated Tooth wash.

Zerman's Celebrated Tooth " ash.
flNHlS delicious article combines so many meritor1
i ous qualities that IL Ia. new become Il stand
hrd fAVOrite with the citizens Of New Yerk, Phlia'
dephi1 ami Baltimore. prescribe 1t Ia their
Eractire most successfully. and from every source
tA- most hatteriHg laudations are awarded H.
lnranst and bleeding gums are immediately ben
enitet by its use; its action upon them is very nd
s.o9lhlss and s'f-ctive- 1t eleanses the teeth so
thoroughly that they made to rival pearl IN the
sLiteners, and difuses through the mouth snch q
eegnuul freshness that the Lfesth ia rendered sx-
a&,s-IeIy sxeeS. IL disinfccts ali those impurities
.nieh tend To produce decay. and q conseq uenGe,
Nhen these removed the tseth must always re-
main sound
Prepared only by FRANCIS ZERMia, Druggist, Phil.
.aslphia, and sold by w. II. GILMAN, Washington,
sna BY eli Druggists at only twenty-five cents bot
ps. feb l-3n
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22
Oh. Hollis COMPOUND PEACH SYRUP

HtHlS Compound nov established in universal IA
4 sor by IL acknowledged merit, for the cure o
eougias, ouis, Group hopping cough, and every dis
OF the throat xEd lungs is without parallel.
Every family should supply themselves With g
sxppiy Of DIR. IIolt's PEACH SYRUP, to BE- used IA
. preventive medicine.
?oId IN VI aship -ton by C. Stott, d. Is. Clarke, W
ELLIOTT c. H. Davis, j. IL. Stone, Evans, Sylvester
Or. Butt Gsrdnsr, and by the Druggists generally
In Bsliilssrs. GeorcetOTn, Alexandra. and Rich
E.ond. 500 in Georgetown by X. 8. I. Cisssel.
Principal Drpotz at Gilpin Bailey, No. 12o West
Lombard street Baltimore Burst d Beers, No l2t
Msin sc-sst Richmond, Va; z. W. Dyott & Sons
No 49,, North second street, Phiiadeiphia; Henry
Peel Co, corner of King and Fairfax s.s, Alexani
eFiA; and BY Druggists every whers.
Pie uer zen e., Price per bottle 25 cents.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22
SCARFA;S
COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OIL.

Lf0R the cure of Deafness, Pains, and discharge of
IL matter from the Ears. Also all those dsa-
gresable noises, liking the buzzing Of insects falling
ofwater, whzsng Of steam, &C., which are symptom
Of approaching Deafness and also generally attend
ant with the disease. Many persons who have been
deaf for ten, fifteen, and twenty years, and were
obliged to year trumi iets have after using two
three bottles, thrown aside their trumpets being
made perfectly well. Physicians and Surgeons high.
ly recommend its Iss. -.
This medicine has cured faore persons, snd is now
used more extensively than any other medicines
combined, for the of Diseases Of the Earl The
certificate are numerous, and OF the highest author.
ity.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22

O The bones of bird are hollow
and filled with air. If a string be tied
tightly round the neck of sparrow SO
that no air can enter its lungs, and its
legs broken, it will live. Respiration
will take place by means of the broken
bone.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22
ALSO
Doctor Jackson's Pile and Tetter
EmOrOc q lon,

This may be considered q specific, and is warrant
ed to cpre. 1t not only Immediately alays pain and
inflammation, stops all bleeding, sabdues that into-
srabie itching, but eectuay cures, in very short
time, persons whose lives have been rendered miser
able for years. Its application produces no pain,
Call or send for list of cures and you will be as
tonished. ..o4. lEf
For sale In Washington hy 2. D. GILMAN, Drug
nd IN anu q % Ms haf 1aa pDYs
more street. .,.s H. 4 jan l3-3m
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
For Sales and Purchases.

A R0THWELL, at his office, in Odd Fellows
IA. Hall, Tth street has for sale building LOTS,
In various locations many Of them yer, eligible and
desirable. Also, several dwelling HOUSES i5E
proved or unimprossd., . = 10 ~ :. - -RF1
Persons desiFous either Of purchAsihS or selling
Houses or Lots will nnd It TO their advantage to
make application to him. jan E4kTr22s
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CHILLINGToN HAS RECEIVED

london Quarterly for January
Harpers Magazine for March t-fi5.H .Ht
Kate Clarendon, by Emmerson bennett
Littells Living Age for this week
Mrs. Mowatts Autobiography
New Books Newspapers, and every thing In the
cheap publication line for sale at Att 8ds
- JOE SHILLINGT0N'S Bookstors, es
Cor. Ps av. aud ~ st., Odeon Building,
mar l0-u
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IN DIAN DOCTOR

Offers his Professional services to the ctizsus of Eal
umore. Can cure al, kinds of Cancers-take them
out without pain. or the e of any knife lie can
cure all kinds of Fits and Spssms, Rheumatic Pains
Consumption, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Piles, Palsy, or
any othef a'iment the hunan family are subject to,
He can sUp Bleeding from the Lungs or Nose, any
distance from the patient, by knowing the patients
name. He was born blind and has studied several
years under an Indian Doctor who was among the
wild Indians thirteen years.
a1- He can be found at Mr.. Buckley's Boarding
House, corner Pratt aad Charles street, Baltimore,
Nd. mar Tiff
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
VALUABLE LAW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE Ry
~ GATHERS a. RRn.
lVZ BALTIMORE ST REET.
CORNER OF HOLIDAY. BALTIMORE Mn

SoANhh OF HOLIDAY, BALrIhoRR MD.
bscon Arrangement, 6 vols, folio. Price SIS
binghams Reports, new Series, q vols, ROYAL yo
Price SIS
Halls Reports, vols, vo-s4 so; Duer On Insur
snce, Z vols, Royal vo-S7; Arnauld on Insur
ance, vols, vo-SS Boavier's Law Dictionary, 2
vois.-Ss so; Phillipp's and Amos on Evidence, 2
sois,o Vo-S2 %; Harsrave and Butlsr's Coke upon
Ltt'eton, vol, toio, So; Plowden's Reports, vol
teiio-S& HobaTt's Reports. vol, folio 81 Browns
Saes in Chancery, 1 vol, fi,-s2s A Collection of
Seieorstei Trials, vols, 4to-s2; Smiths Chaneery
Practice vols, Svo-s6; Priestly's Letters to Black
stoue. vol. Svo-sl 25 Curtis on Copyright. 81:
Coopers Justinian, s.; Holt on Libel, 81 25 Phil
tps on Insurance, 81; era, dou's Forms. 81: Doug
lass reports, yois, Svo--sk; Espinas I'd on Eyi
ience, 81 so; Owen on Bankr lptcy, 81 rs; Coopers
platin in Caunery. 81 80: Lumley on Annuities s.
"risam ~ Willis, 81 70; Grammar of Lsw IS ct,
Chittys Cr.mioal Law, 1 VOLS 3vo-SS; Story Pleai.
ings, 81 Livingston's Criminal Code, s.; Coxs's D
get 81 The Feisralist, 81 80.
feb 2S-tf J. GATHERS q RRn
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22
REMOVAL
ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY.

Ann 5 CUNFFCTIUNA AKY,
b i'g2 street. GScryefotca.
M have now the pleasure OF announcing our
w removal to the new Store immsd ately ad-
ioiuing our old stand, where will be happy to
Dur old friends and the public generally. The pub
lie is assured that our productions cannot be sur
passed aud our prices will bear favorable comparison
With those of any similar establishment in the Dis
trict.
PARTIES &C, with anything in line a. the short
,st notice and in a sup rior manner.
Aa assortment of Perfumery and Fancy Articles
constantly on hand at reasonabl. priscs. call is
solicited. mar 10-eosm
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22
PIANOS AND MUSIC.
WIN. KsARl. Fl. GAEHLR Ed. BETfS.
First Premium Grand and Square
Pianos.

@Z KNABE, GAEHLE CO., manufactur-
0BffSers, Nos 4, 5, s, 9, and II, Eutaw street,
Baltimore. X & g. would respectfully call public
attention to the great variety f their IRON FRAME
PIANOS, constantly finishing. which for durability,
deEcasy Of touch, brliancy of tone, they believe
not surpassed by any now manufactured. In aadii
ton 10 the first Premium awarded them by the Ma
rsland Institute in lS4S and lS49 they
the highest encompis Of the most eminent artists,
xho used these Instruments for their Concerts. Al
so of our rst class Professors and Aetspfs in ths
c;ty, who have highly recommended them.
PIANOS HIRED. N14-ly.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22
DIR TYLER'S COMPOUSD1aA
SYRUP OF GUN ARABIC.
THE CELEBRATED BALTIMORE REMEDY
FOR CHRONIC COUGHS, COLDS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, GROUP,
DISEASED LUNGS, AND

DISEASED LUNGS, AND
CONSUMPT
INHIS paiat ible safe, aud speedy curs was pateat
1 ed in 1887, and by its astonishing efficacy and
the Recommendation Of thousands Annually cured
it has gratdally spreai its reputation over nearly
the whole Union. The bottles have lately been en-
larged without additional cost, and such improve
ments maize in its manufacture as the progress O,
medical science has found to be beneficial.
S,ld in Baltimore by J. BALME2, corner Of Bsit
more and High streets. and Brown BROS, Liberty
street; Washington by PATTERSON & NAIRy; Alex
sndria by H. PEEL; Georgetown by Mr.. CIssEL; ua
serstown by Mr. AUGinNBiUiH; Frederick, r. JOHN
sros !; Petersburg, Mr.. ROBERTS, Pittsburg, FLEMING
Bros; Cincinnati, B. H. MEiKINGs Louisgile, BELL
Il ROBINSON, and by respectable Druggists every
where.
The same composition can be had in CANDY form
Ask for ryiar's dum Arabic Cough Drops; they act
like a charm a troublesome cough, and clear the
throat and voice. Price of tbs above, l2ll, rs, and
SO cents.
ian 3l-if
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CANFIELD, BROTHER & CO..

2Z9 Baltimore STREET, corner Of Charles Baltimors
N ES, JEWELRY. BRoNZES, CLOCKS. VASES
CHIN 0RNAMENTS, MUSIC BOXES, fine OIL
PAINTINGS, London ard Paris pERFUGERY, gen.
uine COLOGNE, COLTS REVOLVING PISTOLS
together with gIeet variety Of FANCY GOODS
which are offered on accommodating terms.
feb 20-tf
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Parabola Spectacle Glasses,

ParabOla Spectacle Glasses,
@A@ Constructed in accordance with
Se he Phil sophy of Nature, admirn-
cabiy adapted the orgsps of sight, AMI perfectly
aasersl TO the = e. afording altogether the best
tiGcal help - the hum III vision ever invented.
very large assortment in gold, silver, aad steel
frames.
For sale by E. X. LBNDY, Opt;ciau,
Bridge ST, between Congress aud High,
mar 15-tf GeorgetoHn.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN.

TO THE CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN.
I BUCKLEY CO. respectfully inform the cti
u Gems of Georgetown and its vicinity, that they
are prepared to undertake every description of work
in g AS FITTING. They have secured the services
If some Of the best workmsn from tho North, and
their charges will be found low in any Of those
cities. t.t.-. ..g
They have always on hand an elegant assortment
Of Gas Fixtures, to which they would invite the
animation of the public. .. ...
South side CT Dridge street, between Washington
an! jefferson
Orders left at Linthicum's Hardware Store will be
Duuctueliy attended to- ian 3O-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22

9 ECoND HAND CHICKERING PIANO-A sec.
y ond hand Piano made by Jonas Chickering, OF
Boston, for sale low at the Music Depot of
Eb 3-ti HILBUS HITZ
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

"E wish to purchase immediately large nun
w Der OF likely YOUNG NEGROES, for the New
Orleans mar Set, for which We will pay ths hghes
cash prices Ali persoss having slaves for sale, vii
find it to their advantage by calling on u.s. at oai
Office No. IL Camden street, Baltimore, Nd, former
iy occupied by j. ). Donovan. Liberal commission
paid for information. Ali communications promp
iy attended 70. II.
Jan Z7-ly j. NJ. WILSON q. II. DUKE.
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U. k: CHAMBERLAIN'S Comme,
cfal Gnlle1e.

No. l27 Bllttm1re street, Ral.im0re, Ad
NHE ostensible object this institution is to PLACE
i in the reach of individuals proper facilities i
obtai 1iDg thorough and practical mercantile edu
c.tiou. young ma1 can here obtain a more cor
rect knowledge of general business matters in few
weeks than can be aoq uired in many in an
one counting house.
The course Of study embraces doubie-entry book
keeping. and its adaptation to various department
of commerce and trade. Mercantile calculations
taught according to ths most approved methods
Practical enmauship, combining rapidty Of sxecu
ton with beauty Of construction. Lectures UpO,:
mercantile iav, upon various important mercantila
subjects, beside any oth,r points necessary for
book keeper or business man 10 understand Tim
.ssary r student to complete the varies
from five to eight weeks. There being vac .tioH.
applicants can enter at any time and attend both
day aud evening. Examinations are held at stated
periods. and diplomas awarded to those who gradu
ate. For terms, &c Writ and have circular for.
waraed by mail. feb lily
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TO THE READERS OF THE STAR

TO THE READERS OF THE STAR.
'lNHE subscribers, ermerly of Washington, have
J. taken the STEAM CANDY MANUFACTORY
AND FRUIT STORE Of VIM. Lanahan, No. IFS
Pratt street. doors east of U. S. Hotel near Light
street. Baltimore for the purpose of conducting the
above business in all its branches Dealers y i'll
always fnd large and extensive stock on haud, at
the toUes prices Goods packed in good order ut the
shortest notice Buyers are requested to give Us =
call before purchasing.
mar 6-Im NcKONN & REnNSIDE