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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-08

HoME.-Evenings at home, in the en-
joyment of the society of those we love,
forms an important and profitable privi-
lege for the Industrious. Home-its lows,
happiness and bliss: its loved associa-
tions; its blessings. What cheers so
well the merchant, when his daily task
is complete, and when the shades of even
ing beckon him homeward to his cheering
iireslde, and its cheerful occupants, as
the knowledge that such pleasures await
him! And to the mechanic, who departs
from home at day break, with cam in
hand, inclosing the plain and frugal mid
day meal, what so consoling as the hope
that his loved ones await anxiously his
return to welcome him to their circle {?
vi such is home-sweetest home, meath
whose portal angels stand to minister,
and heaven lends its aid. And Washing
ton is not without its examples Let
those who doubt be satisfied by an early
morning walk on the Avenue, where will
be seen the mechanic and merchant in
pursuit of their daily prize with the
same hurried gait they will return at eve,
laden with the rewards benefieent Crea.
tor has allotted to them. No woe. no
trouble, no i'll can befall such people.
and good points to the goal whence bless
ings proceed to crown " a youth of labor
with an age of ease" ta l13rs -
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The CAMEL IN AMERICA.-The Com
mittee on Commerce of the N. York State
Senate haversported in favor ofincorporat.
ing the American Camel Company. The
purpose Of the association is to introduce
the Asiatic camel into the United States,
for the various purposes of transporta-
ton. The capital stock is fixed at one
hundred thousand dollars. The prime
movers in the affair are VIM. G. Ring,
Charles W. Weber and Edward Garan.
ebay. The second gentleman is well
known As the writer of books and maya
zine articles, popularity treated, on the
subject of natural history.
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U The New York Journal of Com.

u The New York Journal of Com.
"eTee' says Of the Connecticut election
III those parts of the State where the
democrats backed down, had done as
well as those where thew avowed them.
serves IN laSor OF the Nebraska bill, they
would nave earned the State, or ut least,
the House Of Representative. Az # is
the Democratic candidate for Governor
has 5000 or 1900 more votes than The
Wing candidate, and the latter has less
than one third Of the whole number of
votes. The Coalitionists, including
Wings, Abolitionists,, Free Sellers and
Know-Nothings, viii have about 80 ma
jority in the lower House, while of the
Senate they will have about four-fifths.
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Religious, Marriage and Funeral notices, when of
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tion.
N.ALL TRANSIENT ADyERTISEMENTs, ,rithouf er
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LIST OFLETTERs


HcMoHtfs tHtnt ~ OVtt., ~ NH =, u C'
.6pril ga, 1854.
rOrderedto Be Gdpert;sed in tao " EVENING STAR
Agreeable 10 the footeing section OF the Post Orfce
I1p-a being ne ne,cspGPer hGring Zee largest oirci
lation Of sas dsis paper Psbisae9 IA HGsaiasion;
SEC. S. .and Be 10 further enGcfsd, That The list OF
letters remanning uncaled for IN any post Office in
anv civ. tuyu or village, where newspapers shall
be printed, shall hereafter, be published once tny
in the newspaper which, being issued weekly, or
oftener shall hare the largest circulation within the
range OF the delivery of sad otce to be declded hy
the postmaster at such Office.
eFPersons applying for letters the following list, VIII
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PEARL! PEARL y

NTE would inform our customers and the pull
w generally that we have just received AM
will have always on hand, large stocl Of Ag-ora
Gfeen Snot, and white Pearl, such as Is so mu-f
sought IF CT ior the PJptcr Niche toor, and all 9th
er ma.eriais appertsiniDg to such wnrk.
Alsn, fue assortment OF artists Materials, WIKI
". offer on very liberal terms.
HOWELL q M0HSELL,
q f:reet. Cords Buildinsi
Wi cur usual assortme { Of Paints. 0:,s, WIN
dow Glass, Lamps, &c which we ofer ct the loves
market prices. HAM
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CARYER,s kCADEMY oF DESIGN


DEM ANESTLi estsl III he'd in these ihr,s
4 cits
WASHING CoM, Pennsylvania avenue, between
81 aud az SITS.
-LkAAApRIA, Re i-f Hall, opposite the Gszet;s
Office.
RiCTMoND. nearly opposite tie 'Whg" ofi'%
T-dcherS-Prnf j. Ill. Carver, or the lr:ncirlts 4
Design, as apF.ieI in his system Of pEaw.ae Ell
Writing sir Il IL Carver. OF A.cbs nicai Drkwiu,
and Designing Hiss y. NJ. Carver, Penciling, Cray
oRipg, and Pal citing.
Progress. Achieve. Succeqc!" s our motto.
Tie scholars work u Il prove the Teacher.
2. S.-ExtTa assistance o. he highest order j. al
re dy secured when needed. 6-3ts
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AGENCIES FoR THE sTAR.

Persons in BALTIMORE wishing to subscribe for the
Dolly Evening Sor, can have it delivered to them
ON the evening Of lis issue, by faithful carriers, by
leaving their names at the store OF GATHERS y
BRO, corner Of HOLIDAY and Baltimore streets
AT WuNIxsroS, DEL, e. s. R. BUTLER, ia
Market street, viii attend to the delivery OF the Star
AtPHILADELPHIA, j. T. BATES, at the Exchange
can furnish those who wish copies Of the StoT early
On she morning after ifs issue. -
At PoRrsMouTn AND NORFOLK, Va, r. G. STA
PIES, No. 4s High street, Portsmouth, is prepared to
serve the Star regularly to all who may wish it.
At ANNAPOLIS, MD, NORMAN LESLIE will act
as Agent for the delivery of the Sar on the evening
of its issue.
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70 At q Democratic meeting last
week, in Beaufort county, Nc resolu-
tons complimentary to Judge Douglas,
forthis course on the Nebraska bill, were
adopted, mios-a@ aaa '4
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A CARD

-SSa The attention of the ladies and ger-E
E&1 tleuen of Washington, Georgetowr ~
ERy and Alexandria, &C., is called to d X -
WALLS BOOT AND SHOE STORE. He
has just returned from he North with a large AM
well selected stok of ladies' fine Caters, slippers,
Boots and Buskins ard misses and c.ildren's Shoes
and Caters Of all kinds Also, tentiemen's Patent
Leather and Calf Skn Boots, Shoes and Caters with
large and sple.liid assortment of Trunks, Carpet
Bags, aud Satchcls CO all colors and size.
Having bought his stock of Goods for cash, he is
enabled to offer greater Inducements to purchasers
than aay other merchant of the kind in the District
d. R. WALL,
La avenue, between 18th ard sth SITS,
Cpposit, the Centre Market, next door
to Perry i Bros Dry Gods Store.
an S-S&W2w
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70 The New Orleans papers of Satur-
day last, announce that the Chamber of
Commerce in that city have called a
meeting to do away with the runners"
pt sailors clearinghouse.
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70 Forty years ago, three men, by
handwork, could scarcely manufacture
1000 small sheets of paper day, while
now they can produce 10000 in the same
time. 1t has been calculated that if the
paper produced yearly by six machines
could be put together, the sheet would
encircle the world. Nowhereis paper so
much used as in the United States. In
France, with S5,0O0,OOO of inhabitants
only 10000 tons are produced yearly, of
which one-seventh is for expectation. In
England, with $4,000, 900 of inha bitants,
$4,000 tons are produced, while in this
country the amount is nearly as great as
is France and England together.
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LIMEi LIME LINIEMI

FVNBE HAMBURGH LIME KILNS being now ir
Il complete order, the proprietor viii be enabled
to furnish bis approved customers at all times dur
ing the season with Lime of the hest quality for
piastering and other purposes The lime manufac
tured at these kiins IS warranted to be equal in
quality to auy other manufactured in the United
States. The price will be, delivered at the kiln,
in any other part of the city 81.
Cement nd Ca.cined Plaster eau also he had at all
times. - a. W. DENHbM.
ap Sim For the proprie.or
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DRESS MAKERS, ATfENrIONl-A dress-.aakef
IL DESTROYS Of leaving tine city, " shes 10 diepcse
Of her business, and from the extensive custom en-
gagged, persons DESTROYS of Cnssging in the above
occupation will iad this chance to obtain OF
very reasonable terms an established brsirres
lsrge amount Of custom work on haul, which
will he tranSt rred to the purchaser.
Possession given Immediately. Enquire. for fur-
ther particulars at Mrs Fallons, south side PeDna
ayoae, one door ADORE 18th street.
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- The Public arc informed that

~ The Public arc informed tn at
TX 8 Notice Boards have been placed upon all the
Bridges to caution persons against assembling ON
the Bridges, ride or drive the Bridges in a
faster gait than a walk; tie penalty for each and
every offence il not less than three dollars,
than fifteen GollsTs which will be strictly eafoc d
against all persons violating said law.
f. LITTLE,
ap cost Canal Commits Toner.
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NEW stock OF Stationery just recei rsd
IN at our store, Pennsylvania asenue. betu cen
oh and 10th streets consisting of fine embossed pa
ger and envelopes, letter, cap, tissue Drawing uote
and wrapping paper, Fabst's Pencils, blask and
memorandum books, pen and pocket knives. Rulsrs,
Ink and lnkstan ds Visiting, Playing and Printer
Ca'ds IN addition to fresh lot of lHurrisons cale.
DRAFTED Perfumcry. JNO. L. ELLIS.
!. NJ - - -
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Sc Great Temperance n eeetEng at
Tel peranceH ail.-Dr. b. D. WILLIAMS, ef n.
York, aud others will address the nee ing on sun
day evening, the eth instant. at O'Clock. on the
physical and moral aspects Of this great subject.
A collection VIII be taken up to defrey expenses.
ap 8-1ts GEO. SAVAGE. Pr.aidtnt
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DOARDING.-Somet ten or twelve gentlemen
ID can be accommodated with good board, if ap
piled for soon. between an Ill, 1lth street, op
posite st. Paul's English Lutheran Church.
ap 7-3lk --- L. -
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now LOST.-Strayei from the premises Of
" the subscriber, corner of Frederick and Pros
pect streets. Georgetown, dark trywn and white
notified COW. with one horn crumpled and broken
return by e. CHAS. W. PAIk0.
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THH MOON STORY, by Locke, reprinted
II with IT'S ofig in and incidents, 4 rol, 25c.
spS-u FRANCE TAYLOR. Z
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OFFICIAL.

Franklin Pierce President of the United States Of
.4merica, to all urhom it mGy concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that RICARDO ". HEATH has been appointed con-
sui of the republic of Salvador for the port Of San
Francisco, the State OF California, do hereby
cognise him such, and declare him free to eyer-
else and enjoy such functions, powers, and pryi.
Ieges as allowed to the Consuls OF the most ia
vored nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof, l have caused these letters
lie made PATENT and the seal Of tie United States
to be iereun.o affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington
the 18th dag Of April, A. d. 1854, and
H. 81 of the Independence Of the United States
of America the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
w. l., MARCY. Secretary of Stale.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NAVIUA a. THk ArflE.

NAgIUAAL THkA rhk.
IN = p - STAR COMPANY.
Farewell benefit OF AGNES ROBERTSON.
THIS EYENLNG VIII be performed
-- -..- a.st WHO SPEAKS FIRsT
Overture BY the Orchestra
After which, the comedy Of
TaE INvIsIBLE PRINCE
To conclude with the comedy Of
.- THE YOUNG ACTRESS
Prices Of Admission: Dress circle, ps-Quet ana
third tier 30 cents reserved and orchestra sess "a
cents; family circle and coiored gallery Is cents.
Doors open At az, TO commence at X O'Clock
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sUpERIOR Gnld WACCHI

d SUPERIOR Gold WATCHES,
"a Rich Jewelry. Silver and Silver plated Ware
Z e,.s&c SAMUEL LEWIS, Pa avenue. bet ~een
w 18th and 18th streets, has constantly On
hand fine assortment Of Superior Goli Wat"Ees,
'ewary, silver and silver plated Wsre all f which
wall be sold on the mast accommodating terms.
8-eoSt
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

MRS. q. SPRIGG has four vacant Rooms.
WI for the accommodate on Of boarders. On d
street between 81 and ~ streets.
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NOTICE.

DREAKFAST at b and dinner at 1211 o'clock|
ID esery day. can bs had for 81 Il cents each az
Caspsris's, Capitol Hill. Apply at his Eefeci' ry
The subscriber has ai,o from O'Clock naai oios ns
time every Gay, Except Sundsys,) en- The oouutes|
Vi his R,iectory, Of every variety, rang nj
from CT cents aId upwards, FOR particulars the sa|
hr begs leave to refer to the ELL u Fare. lodg pg
90 cents.
Be- Hsneaome furnished rooms to let, wit' o|
Wild MT ls ard. -. - - -. ]. CAsPAE =,
81 5-2w (Int. 4 Marlborough Gsx.
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POPULAR LECTURES.

POPULAR LECTURES.
NEW EtEcTRIcAIs PHENOMENA DEyEL0p.
~ MENTS for he Scea-.te As,ssmsTf ys, ~,
n Gion DIR B. Brown Williams, The original ps,.
cho! Sgst at Risley's NsIi to ron BuiidingsN On
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS. April los
AID tn, upon the interesting suiyecs 4 Mind, ,bs
Nervous System, Electricity. spiritualsm ana ,hs
fa'se convuson Of its believers. Each lsetur. viii
be followed by the most interesting snd aughslls
experiments, with gentlemen from the audisncs. in
controlling ihcm against their wills. ir esssd
by the mys CIRCUS agency o: Atmosphe.sc Ilic.r.
city.
Deors open at a-lecture a. O'clock
Tickets: Orchestra chsics and private boxes "a
cts reserved seats Is cts; all ether pats Ct tn.
house c!s. S-S.
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METAPHYSICAL ENrYRrAINMENTs

nh. X. BROWN WILLIAMS. the origioal Psych-
IL o'ozist and Biologist. will lecture ana esr,n
ment upon the new and Interesting beet Of Men.
tsl Alchemy or the Physielcgy Of Thought, At so-,
rest Hal, in Georgetow-. ID. @. On THURSDAY
FRIDAY ami SATURDAY EVENINGS, Arrl On
tn and Sth. Something new, wonderful and rr-,
using. Go early. Front seats for ladies, and n,
gentlemen with lsci s.
Do,r open at lecture AZ O'Clock.
Sirgle tickets % c.. or three tickets for 80 c,s
to be bad NJ the door AZ 6-s,s
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GJ00 REWARD.-Ransway from tie subsc =
IrloO Der, near Rockville, Montgomery coun =.
Nd. on the 2lst Of March, a negro man nan d
ANTHONY, calls himself Anthony Hall. he il al II
five feet nine ten inches high, isps wien spot N
to, aud is about q years of age. had on when De
went away light drab coat, and cid pair paatt
OF near the same color.
The above reward OF 500 will be given, if tshsu
in the State of Pennsylvania, $50 viii Ice given Il
taken in the State of Maryland or District of %
lumbia. Any information concerning the ali '.
negro viii be thankfully received Address to ne
al Forrest Oak Post Office, Montgomery county. d
sp6-3t* SAMUEL GL0ID.
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THE PERPETUAL STAND.

fENHE uodersigned has just received large supply
4 OF choice family Groceries, which he prefers to
sell low to puEctual customers, and having hereto.
fore received full portion of neighbors and friends
patronage for which be returns his most sincere
thanks AMI hopes by srct aten ton and liberia! deal
ings he may receive the continuance of the ssma
Georgetown, one door south Of Second AMI Faye.te
streets. GEO. 7. ELLIS.
ap SITS
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MRS. N. A. SCRIvNER

MRS NJ. A. SCRIVNER
DESPgCTFULLY INFORMS the lsdies Of Washing.
IL ton that she has removed 20 l1th s:reet over
VIM. p. shedd's Millinery and Fancy STORE, where
she would be pleased 10 receive orders for OhNA.
MENTAL FEEBLE WORK. Ladies Cares and
Sleeves scollOpei; Chldren's Dresses, Sacks on
Joseys, elegantly embroidel ., brsiiei. or chair
ST -ted Infants Blankets, },annel Shirts, de--
i-aIies wishing dresss. for tae May Ball in color
spanglas &c, may rely on haTins their orders exc
cut u at The shortest notice. Cd 6-3,s
&IO ono TO LOkE.-A gentleman hsv
SlO,OUUing no imraeiists rse Tor the abO.,
desires 10 loan il in SENS TO @ait, interest an
good security. Address Cox $, Washington los
OEioe ap 6-3ts
JAMES COOKS WASHINGTON HOUSE, Il sfr.
81 between 18th and 18th, Washington CITY. Boar
by tie dAy, week or month Trims IS cents Der
cay. So per week. Meels served at all hsurs
sn f-IyS
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FINE Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vest
l. tngs, of new and desirable styles, Just q
ceived, which will make TO order in the ID q
fashionable manner, at low prices.
Having the assistance Of the best cutters, n
faithfully promise entire satisfaction in all cases
WALL STEPHENS,
Pa. avenue, next door to Iron Hall,
Also, three doors east Of the National Hetel.
an est
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A CARD.-To Musical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
n Music, DESTROYS Of improving themselves by
means Of practising Duets, Trios, Quartetts DC uu
der direction of experienced musician, will please
leave their address at Hilbus Hitz' Music Depo--
No expenses occurred BY Amsteu-s, music being
furnish gratuitous,y. ap ST
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La 80 S=Esssz5Ess .sgES;:...ss::::ss.s
ON aud after MONDAY, April 81, 1854 DAILY
" MAIL TRAINS viii be run over this road,
agreeaby to the following arrangement:
Train from Alexandria to Gordonsville, and in
termediate Stations, will leave the Depot Of
Duke and Henry stree 9, at " O'Clock m, on the
arrival of the Coaches from Washington, arriving al
Gordonsyiile, Mt a past IL O'Clock, connecting at
that Pc Mt with the Trains tn. Virginia Central
Road, to Richmond, Charlottesville, and Stanton,
thus allowing passengers to pass thatroad with
out delay
Train from Gordonsville to Alexandria and in
termediate tations, will leave Gordonsville at "A
before II o'clock the arrival of the cars on the
Virginia Central Hailrosd, arriving at sleYandria
st quarter before 4 o'clcck-thus allowing ample
time t, connect with the train leaving Washington
City for the North. Z
Train from Alexandria to Warrenton and inter
mediate Stations will leave AIexsndria daily, Sun
days excepted) at a quarter before o'clock p. m,
arriving at Warrenton at ~ O'clock p. N.
On Sunday viii leave at y o'clock a. m. - R
Train from Warrenton to Alexandria and inter
mediate stations, will leave Warreuton daily (Sun-
day excePted) at ~ O'clock a. m arriving at Alex.
andria at 10 O'Clock q. m.
n. Co. N - -
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NJ .s3u HILBUs 3 HIrZ Music Depot.
81 ssle90 0lorioeo DONNA ID 81 -. -,
z s1AiaisE On d RetsabapmH sssls tszE -0sfc ,oa
n sheHionre zessI @5ssld sTaa .a.,z- .s.s,
~ - Ave Maria as q Qasstette apt
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIE p-r.nersbip heretofore existing Jetveen the|
undersigned is tits day dissolved by mutua Al
n7ent. J. R!GGi Is is alone responsible for, and
vii settle 81 bu iucss connected with the concern.
JNO. RIGGIES,
j. d. LAKENAy.
Washington. April 5th, 1854.
TNHE business will be conducted in ell Its branch a
i by JNo KIGGLRs, 1T ne old stand, eth sire i
opposite Exchange Bank Of Selden, Withers, Co
ap6-3t
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PRIZE BEEF-PRIZE BEEF.

r EVILS KENGLA will exhibit ut his stall in the
/ 4 Georgetown market and also in Centre Mar
ket, Washington, on Saturday morning, al every
morning the ensuing week SOME very superior Beef,
TO which he would invite his numerous friends and
the public generally. Thi, beef was fed by George
W. Washington, Of Hampshire county, Va.
Epicures and lovers Of delicious Beef are invited
to call and examine for themselves.
~ LEWIS KENGLA,
p7-1w - Georgetown.
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&l0 RE w ARD.-sTRAYED o. STOLEN
- ~ stray or was stolen, On Moniay evening
the I'd instant, from my stable on he corner Of ID
and streets, heavy, square made, light sorrel
HORSE 4 little sway backed, about ten years old,
and weighs from Hoo to 200 pounds.
Ths Horse was raised in Shenandoah county, Va.
near Woodstock; he prshably may have gone that
way.
reward of 80 will be paid If found in the Dis.
trict, or $40 Il found ont oft.
JOHN McKEON,
ap S-3t* corner of I'd and B streets.
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UThe lorgs circulation Of the STAR
makes 1t the most desirable adueTtising rae-
dunn II, the District. 1t kds more readers
IN tSs cities of Washington, Georgetown,
md Aleran drla, than a.. The otker Wash.
sngton dailies combined. ----..--
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7 ISSIUtHts
w. L. MARCY, Secretary of State.

20 Fourth Presbyterian Church,
9th, st.-A discourse, occasioaed BIZ the death cf
DR.. Joseph u. Ta,tet, will be delivered by the Rev
John c. Smith, to morrow, at IL O'Clock a m.
The friends of ur. Tastet and iaembars 1. o. O. T.
are particularly invitsd. epS-lt*
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EORRISTER'S Boys and Girls NJ -
l. gaztne.-The bsca numbers Of this a. "a
lent monthly can be furnished. subscripien ;cf
the year 81
National Magazine s. yesr, or is cents a IN
Der.
Harper's Magazine for April.
ts.t-,-f GRAY BALLANTYNE,
SIR b-tf = It'll street
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A CARD.-To CONSUMERS OF DRY coon
IA / hsye On hand large and wei sssoT
stock Of seasonable Dry Goods, all of which wsr
purchased on: the most favorable terms, and will
sold st = very tmall advance.
Customers will do well 10 call ami examine N
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
WM. II. RILEY,
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DECEIVED THIS MORNING, dI-l
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rich Embroidered Flouncei Berese Robes
ALSO, 2 cases handsome Bonnets
600 p eces Bonnet Ribauds
10 do Black Twisted Silks
10 do do ami colored Challeys.
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-08

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