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A CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS.

The London Spectator mentions a
curious remedy now in use in Swedish
hospitals, for that form of madness which
exhibits itself in an uncomfortable ap
petite for alcoholic stimulants, which we
commend to those of our readers who
profess an interest in the fate of the un
fortunate drunkard. The process is thus
described :
I'VE will suppose that the liquor which the
patient is addicted to drinking, ia the com
monest in the country-say GIN. When he
enters the hospital for treatment, he is supplied
with his favorite drink, and with no other; if
anything else is given to him, or any other
food, it is favored with gin. He is in Heaven
the very atmosphere is redolent of his fayo-
rite perfume His room is scented with Gin;
hls bed, his clothes, everything around him;
every mOuthful he eats or drinks, everything
he touches; every zephyr, that st calls into his
room, brings to him still in He begins to
grow tired of it-bcgins rather to wish for
something else-begins to find the oppression
lntolerable-hates it-cannot bear the sight or
scent OF it-lOngs for emancipation, and is I
last emancipated; he issues into the fresh air
cured man; drcading nothing so much as II
return of that loathed prosecutor which would
not leave him an hours rest in his confinement.
This remedy says our cOtemporary ..ap-
pears to have been thoroughly effec.ual-so eff
fectual, that persons who deplored their uD-
controliable propensity, have petitioned for
admission to the hospital in order to be cured.
and they have been cured"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18
THENEBRASKA MEETING AT TAMMANY
HALL

The New York Journal of Commerce
of last evening says: "The meeting at
Tammany Hall last evening in favor of
the Nebraska bill, was large and enthu
siastic. 1t was much larger than we ex-
pected, considering that Tammany Hall
is now in possession of the Softs, former
ly known as Barnburners, or Free Sellers,
and considering also that the Hards,
who are nearly to man in favor Of the
bill, were advised by their organ, the
National Democrat, to stay away. Many
of them were there, however. The rest
will come out when they have a meeting
of their own, or when a Union meeting
shall be held in favor of the bill, as the
public voice seems to demand"
Letters were read from Heman J. Red
field, John Cochran, Hon. j. R. West
brook and Aaron Vanderpool, fully en-
dorsing the Nebraska bill. Messrs. Nc
Murray, Shepard and Rynders, spoke on
the occasion.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18
MISS INCE.

This lady, during her brief stay in our
city, has not only added to her artistic
laurels by her chaste and beautiful per-
sonatons of difficult parts, but has also
made hosts of friends BY her exemplary
and lady-like department. in private life.
Miss 1nce came among us unheralded and
unknown to fame. Her brief stage his
tory has not yet given her that position
in histrionie fame that other and older
stars occupy; but she is destined, at no
distant day, to shine equal to the most bril-
liant of them ell. While Miss Ince lacks
the physique necessary to "bring down
the house" in the portrayal of the strong
er passions of the human heart, which is
by some termed "the power to rant,
she exhibits q just conception of all she
undertakes, and plays just as woman
should play. There is no departure from
the text of the author-no straining fer
effect nothing masculine about her. Her
Pauline, last evening, is universally &C
knowledged to be great piece of acting.
Tonight, she takes her benefit, after
which she leaves for the South. Weco,.
daily commend this lady to the kind at
tentions of our Southern brethren of the
press as in every way worthy their kind
attentions. lion" and "Faint Heart
Never Won Fair Lady is offered for to-
night. Miss Ince appears in both pieces
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18
RISLEY'S BENEFIT.

A complimentary benefit has been ten
dered MIR. Risley, one of the enterprising
proprietors of the Variete, which comes
off tonight. On this occasion, Mrs. and
MIR. Barney Williams and Mr.. Fenno
have rendered their services. Mr.. Fenno
will recite an ode on Cuba, which we
advise all. who desire to have their pat
riotism aroused on account of Spanish
insults to America, to 60 and hear.
Goodall will appear in his inimitablc
character of Jerry Clip.
Mrs. and MIR. Williams appear tonight
positively for the last time.
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PERSONAL.

80. Friend Humphrey, prominent citizen
of Albany, died in that place on Wednesday
night, aged seventy seven years. He was the
architect of his own fortune, having risen from
tanners apprentice to State Senator, Mayor
and various other public and private offices OF
trust and emolument .......
-. rumOr was in circulation in New
York, on Thursday, tina, the body of female
answering to the description of Miss Cordelia
A. Grant, the principal witness in the Restell
and Shackford case, has been found floating
in the East River, near Brooklyn shore.
-. Solomon levitt, of Middlebury, VT.
arrived in the Atlantic, with a lot of Pigs from
the stock of Prince Albert, and several pen.
of poultry from the aviaries Of Windsor Castle
which took premiums at the late Royal Poultry
Society's Exhibition. Mr.. levitt is one of tn,
largest importers of French Merino Sheep il
this country. ~.
-. Mrs. Mowatt is performing at the Ches
nut street Theatre, Philadelphia.
80. A toady of a letter writer met Mix.
Walsh the other day in the rotundo of tn,
Capitol, in company with a number of friends
when he cringingly approached him, saying
=" Your most obedient, Mr.. Walsh; did you Sc,
my letter in this mornings -, and motto,
how favorably l spoke of you, sir, over thu
signature Of -?' Turning on his heel Mix
replied, $50 to, you can't come it owe
me- .'-- -i..i 80
-. At the recent election in New Hamp
shire, at Dover the ticket headed by John P
Hale was beaten, and that having Edmund
Burke at its head at Newport was also defeat
ed.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18

70 The press, which short time since
was so loud in its denunciatlons of those
of our adopted citizens who in any man
ner interfered in the political movements
of the country, is now bedaubing the
Germans, who participate in the anti
Reconsideration movement, in the
most fulsome manner. When they are
with them, they are saints when against
them-fiends.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18

u The Springfield Mass Evening
Posi-, contains an ably written petition
Of the Mechanics Of New England to the
President Of the United States, against
The employment of officers of the Army
TO superintend them in various branches
OF mechanical enterprise, which, we trust,
VIII meet with proper attention. The
ieei'ns against military officers superin-
tending our national workshops is becom-
ing universal it is hoped that those
In power will give their attention to the
matter.
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lCEl=CEm-ICEl

4 E0. KNOTT r.turns his thanks to his custom
" ers ard the public in general for their pat "a,
vors and takes this method 70 inform them that he
sill be able to SUPPLY them with ICE Of the bet
quality, the season through. without fail en- terms
that will give satisfaction to all who fayer him with
their patronage
All orders directed through the Georgetown Post
Office will be promptly attended to.
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers have this day sold to Nessrs T.
i TUCKER Co, their entire stock of Hardware,
&C, contained IN the Store at present occupied by
them and would respectfully solicit in behalf Of the
new firm continuance OF the patronage Sd literally
bestowed on them for the last nine years.
All persons Indebted are respectfully invited 70
call at the old st. nd nd settle their accounts With
out further notice. JA0. W. BADEN q BIO.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18
GOOD EATING.

DREMIUM Sugar-cured Hams, Ohio Sausage, So
Il gar-cured Shoulders, Thin MiddIins, Fowls.
and smoked Beef for broiling and chipping just re
side.
A superior thorough bred MARE and Spring
wagon, with fixtures complete for or two horses
for sale. =
Wanted, COED secondhand Rockawsy Carriage
and harness. mar iO-to3t*
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SPRING GOODS! SPRING GOODS! !!

UST received a new lot Of GOODS, amongst which
~ are some very pretty Spring Prints, Berege De
cts; Cambrics, Irish Linens, Hosiery, Gloves, Col
lars DC, &C.; 100 pieces Cottons. all grades and at
the lowest prices Also large addition to my stock
mems and boys. pair Of ladies' Shoes Stockings
and Gloves all for 30 cents Ladies' Gum Sandals so
cents. p. -.-3..e
Call at the Great Cheap Cash Store, T.B. BROWN,
corner Of Ith and streets, Northern Lii critics.
tab Eft
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18

U The editor of scurrilous paper,
published at Syracuse, called the Basti-
nado, has been arrested at Oswego, and
locked up, charged with having grossly
libelled several citizens of that place.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18
ItEl-IGE H-ICEn

't'HE UndersiSned returns his thanks to the public
i far their very liberal patronage for the past six
years, and hopes to merit continuance of the Same
Having the agency of a | 'rge eastern Ice Compa-
ny. will he enabled to supply dealers by the cargo
and his customers by the ton, in such smaller
quantities aS t'ey may require through the season
at one stated price.
Orders received By Charles stott Co, druggists,
corner Pennsylvania avenue and street; john 7
Given Co wood and coal dealers corner 14th and
g streets; ut my Office, Monument IIil or they may
lie directed to me through the post office.
JNO PETFIBONE.
mar S-eod2m Int Union law
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TO CORRESPONDENCE.


PERSONS IN BALTIMORE wishing to subscribe for the
Dossy Evening Scr, can have il delivered to them
ON TIE evening OF les issue, by faithful carriers, by
leaving their mares at the store Of GATHERS
BRO, corner Of HOLIDAY and Baltimore streets.
AT WILMINGTON, DEL, f. z. r. BUTLER, ia
Market street. will attend To the delivery of The Std,
AtPHILADELPMA,J.T T. BATES, at the EIchaHge
can furnish those who wish copies OF the Star carl,
on the morning after its issuc.
At PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK, Va r. G. STA
FILES, No. &c High street, Portsmouth, is prepared 10
serve the Stcr regularly TO all who may wish II.
At ANNAPOLIS, Mn, NORMAN LESLIE will acr
Agent for the delivery Of the Sta, on the evening
cf its issue
At RICHMOND, Va, JAMES q. NOTEBOOK,
Franklin street, few doors above the Exchange
HotrI prepared To furnish the Sar to subscribers
early every Iorning after III issu
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BEAUTIFUL TEETu-

DIR. y. NUNSUN has l,t 4 up tie
fSa..sS b Use sni eli Gu fcnusy iFHnia ave-
%LLLIJ Iuc. :osrlall. o,ruript lay DR. ~, IN
paicys. ana Is making TEETH On an
lir"iy DC" pan, with clhliu' o a. glIa-tcnery in
pc sou uon o natrr re here L. only h4I,-t urr L de-
nd fuiic inspect on rcsI Ell UUy Z. il it'd. Dr..
VI. Owls lac e tent / tbs ID G.. VI and NC.
All apartments ia Dentistry EttcnCod TO and war
ranted 70 be done in the very teSt manner
mar lily
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remau;us Ia &c Pesf Uftce, W dsttnstOh Guy, DC,
Marrh l6h, 1854.
rordeycd to be advertised ia the g EvIsIsa sTAs,"
csreeablc 10 the folioring section Of the Post 0oc
Iaw-a being the nssspopcI hdriag the icrset oircu
lafios Of Gny S&y psffr P"'tisAed =. /" dSa'ng'on;
,ssers remainirinc nncxiied 9 In any post Office in
any CITY. town or village, wheFe newspapers shall
De printed, shah, heseafer, be psbshed once only
in the aewspaper which, tciag issued weekly, OF
oftener sAaH kre the kovxsk cirusdfion within the
range OF the delivery of said Office TO be decided by
the postmaster a such once. -
srcrsons applying for letters in the following list VIII
hey
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18

" A despatch from Louisville states
that twenty-five of the persons injured
by the explosion Of the steamer Reindeer
have died, and that twenty-four others
are not expected 10 recover.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18
Metropolitan Daguerrean Gallery.

Metropolitan Daguerrean Gallery.
Formerly Ihompsoas's)
'iNHE proprietOrs having purchased the above es
Enlistment would invite the attention of tn,
citizens OF Washington and vicinity to specimens
their Photographic skill which have excited the ad
mirstion OF all who have seen them, and which ar,
admitted by artists to be unsurpassed if equalled b,
anything heretofore at aimed in hhe art.
Miniatures made in emery style equally as well in
cloudy as fair weather.
Especial attention is solicited to our new style Of
colored photographs. ADAMS 4 DUNSHFE
ian 13-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18

THE WEEKLY STAR for to-day is
capital number. It's Washington News
Is as interesting as ever, while it contains,
in addition to its usual variety of news
from all quarters, thrilling tale, entitled
The Assassin of Pas De Calais" This
paper is only $l.25 year.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18
NOW OPENING

NEW and beautiful spring styles of Gentlemen's
IN Furnishing Goods, such as
Stocks, Cravats, Scarfs, Ties
Gloves OF all kinds, Pocket Handkerchiefs, {silk &
linen)
Standing and Byron Collars, &c, at
LANES
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store
Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street.
mar 1i-eo2w -
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18

AIRS. GARRETT Anderson has this
wi day received . supply of silver and Gold Pa
PEH Stationery and MUST Store, bet. 18th
: I'D Ai-U as and 18th st.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18

UA Geographic despatch says that
the Germans of Chicago hung Senator
Douglas in effigy the other day. Such a
course on the part Of our adopted citizens
will do much to arouse the American
feeling and build up the Native party.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18
SPRING GOODS.

NIE are opening to-day some pretty Spring
w CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. and vEsTINt,s 10
which We invite our friends and Tie public. WeA.
prepared to fill any order in sup -ripr st,ls.
We have also Clothing ready mad-, Of our own
make, in quality and st3!e much superior to what
is generally to be found in the READY made line, Il
icing determination t keep nor e but the best
Also fine Dress Shirts, with full supply OF Fancy
and other articles for gsntiemen's USE
YOUNG 0REM,
Merchant Tsilors and ClotLieis, Browns Hotel.
mar I6-2w
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Nj ORE Plan OS.-We have recently open
Vl ed three mcre superb Pianos These belong
TO the lot OF Ten we have to dispose OF by The
LIST OF June. Remember, Sell at astonishing low
rates, Or make pleasant arrangements with those
who desire to purchase on time.
mar 1T ]. F. ELLIS
GOODS REPEATED.
"OUSEkEEPERS having cake baskets castoys.
Ill candlestcks, walters, teapots, sugars, creams,
STOP bowls, coffee pots. napkin rings, shutters and
trays, pitchers forks spoons soup ladies' SUI
gar tongs, butter knives &c. which require re plat
ing, can have them renewed and rendered equal to
new at a moderate p nss, by sending them to the
subscribers House Furni:hing store Iron Hall.
where also may be found general assortment of ey-
cry description of Go DIS required in housekeeping,
aud wi be sold Is low as be purchased in or out
CT Washing ION. c. w. BOTELER.
mar l4-eo3w
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ENoCH TUX kFR Eg. TUCKER.
T.. TUCKER & co.

ItHHsg r1nsd Hrehrt, = s.If G,sr tresl 81 Gk 4,
aftNG pu' chas- the 81, ck q: Et r BaIEx.
IL BIO. wall coaIiL.uc Ia. bu-ircss a: the I'D
tad, ard they soii'it, tbey wall ,iJelyor 20
maIit, coGii,uancr # : ia::0' sza ,x:,Ug 81 to
.lJr re'!t They also ia lie tine Ctilecs a
" SLHcren grn.rslis aid it, yi,in ~ II an in,fcc
lion q their .ock, hca, var "a AID eyte.:,e as
now i, will i'll few d.yo eceiEe sucl ;cce ions ii
vii mae /: cJmllet. In oil it coIaI Iaemts.
mar l6-3t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18

&c The Daily Unionist of Cincinnati
Ohio, paper started few months since
by an association of practical printers,
has died after brave battle for life.
The Unionist deserved better fate.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18

70 An extensive strike of the opera
hves in the foundries and machine shops
of St. Louis, has taken place.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18

A CARD.-Ws have this W, elk opened an extef
IA sive variety Of Hair, Clothes, Tooth and NS
Brushes, Toilet, dressing and pocket COMBS, Barry
fricopherous, Farins Cologne, Tooth Powders, shhN
ing CT am. Rszors Strops &c, all OF whi;h We VII
spose of at unusual low rates. J. Z. ELLIS
mar l4-n
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18

70 The receipts of the Paris theatres
in January, were $3.50, 900. Ii
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18

R Complimentary, or not. DOUGLAS
has been nominated for President by q
Halifax paper.-Boston Mail.
$ Guess it was Frederick, the idol of
Bosting. Ell, Mr.. Mail!
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Important to Navigators.

The following letter from Msj Emory. of the Mex
Jean boundary commission, to the Secretary Of tie
Interior, will be interesting to narigatcrs-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18

D The United States Government
has advertised in the Montreal papers
for recruits for the U. S. Army.
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Parabola speeracIeCI..,,,.

A&@ Constructed in accordance VIII
~ SSthe Philosophy Of Nature, admir-
raby adapted TO the organs Of sight, and perfectly
natural to the eye, aforaipg altogether the best 81
titcial help to the human sisicu ever invented.
very large assortment in gold, silver, and sss
frames.
For sale by L. L. LUNDY, opt;ciEn,
Bridge ST., between Congress ard High,
mar l5-t Georgetown
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OFFICIAL.

OrrrcE Or MEXICAN BoUNDAsE SURVEY,
March 18th, 1854.
STA The latitude of the mouth Of the Rio Ora nd
determined by myself from observations on l34 pair
or stars, is N. $50 81 81. s.
The longitude, determined under my direction by
Assistants Gardner and Clark, by obscrsatsons 81
the moon acd mooncolminating stare, running
through four luuatious, is
West of Grcs nwich, Oh. 2Sm. Doe. IS.
Some of the mars in have this position cor
rcctiy laid down: others NAV have il many miles
out of tie way. Asiti a subject Of immediate in
teIcst to ravigatorS recommend that the above d,
Termination be published. s--~-z-
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The GREATEST BOOK OF THE DAY.

'INHE Planters Northern Bride, by Caroline Lee
i Hentz, author of Linda ard Rens. for sale 81
SHILsiSGToN'S BOOB store.
Cor. Pa. av. and n st., odeon Building.
mar l5-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18

DEFYING CONGRESS- The tabling of
MIR. Peters resolution, in the New York
Legislature, calling for the assembling of
a council of freedom in Albany, in order
to devise such measures as will effectually
prevent the extension of slavery as pro-
yided for in the Nebraska Kansas bill
which-recently PASSED the United States
Senate, is healthy indication. This
extraordinary prosposition of Mr.. Peters
received a just and eloquent rebuke at the
hands of Mr.. Littlejohn, representative
from Oswego, who designated it as a
traitorous attempt to set at defiance the
acts of Congress.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18

IrOR TIE SPRING TRADE-LINEN CAMBRIC
l. HANDkERCIlIEFS.--The large sales If Linen
tambric IIsrdkerch:efs the past sesson warrant us
In pie cnting to our customers very large assert
mcnt this spring, and think, at very low Vices
STENENS'S Sale Room
mar lS-cC3t Browns Hotel
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18

THE Planters Northern Bride, by
Il Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz, 2 vols
homeopathy fairly Represented not Misrepre
sented, by Vim. Henderson. ID
Russells History of the United States, vol, limo
Russell's History of England, 1 vol. limo
Russells History of France, 1 yo', limo
RusselPs History of Greece and Rome, vol, limo
mar 15-tf FRANCK TAYLOR.
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DOINGs IN CONGRESS-.

SENATE.-Y esterday, Mr.. Bayard continued
speaking until long after we went to press, and
at the termination, the Senate adjourned until
Monday.
In THE House, yesterday, after VIC went to
press, further debate took place in Committee
Of the Whole on the state of the Union, in five
minutes speeches until a very late hour, upon
Mr. Preston's amendment to the deficiency
bill, proposing the extra appropriation for the
various custom houses now in course of CON
struction, which had for the most part been
the subject of the three days discussion on the
bill.
The question was then taken on the said
amendment, adm it was rejoctcd-aycs 50, noes
101
Mr.. Preston then moved to strike from the
bill the clause appropriating $3.50 900 for the
purchase of the assaying office building in
New York: which was agreed to-ayes 81 j,
nays 90
The committee then rose, and the House con-
CURED in the said amendment, strikin, out
the appropriation for the purchase of the New
York assay Office by a vote of-yeas So, nays 81
The bill was duly passed-yeas 1885, nays IL
The House then ad journed until Monday.
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"A Presidents Mounted Guard,

~ Attention !-You hereby notified
HHSS to attend special meeting of the corps
-ATUESDAY EVENING, the 2lst Instant,
st O'clock business of Importance win be- trans
acted.
1t is desired that the members of the corps will he
punGtual in their attendance.
by order CT the Captain:
JAMES A. KING,
mar lS-"t+ Finan. Sec.
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/ 0ST-Yesterdsy morning, between my shop on
IL G street, and st. Patrck's Church, or at ST.
Patricks Charch. FORTE MONNAIE containing
seventy-six dollprs, some papers, and ring.
ward OF twenty dollars will be given if returned
to me at my shop, on c street, between 10th and
1lth street., or at my residence Massachusetts,
avenue, between 5th and 9th streets
mar lS-oo3t* PGALLANT
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18

~ An Address will he delivered
to Young ladies' on Sunday evening. at 7% O'Clock,
by the Rev. Charles Brooks. of Boston, in the uni
tartan Church.
The Educational and Social
ii 3 Rights of W0ncn.-Mrs. Eruestiue
J.. Rose, native of Poland, wi speak the Edr-
cation and social stion of woman, at CsrusiS Ss
loon, on TUESDAY EVENING, the 22st instant, a.
- O'Clock.
Admission % cents
Tiekats In he hstl at tho dnOr r,ar i-.Jf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18
GARNET MAKER & UNDERTAKES
To THE LADIES.

AFR. FISHER & Co. on nth street, four doors
wi north of fenb,y lrariss vcnue, invites the Ia
dies of this city TO call and sea the most spleadd
SHAwLS and Dresses of eveiy kind. They will te
seen for three ,iays only mar lT-3ts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18
The Hon. RopERr McCLELL.yD,
Secretary of the Interior

] am, very respectfully, :
Your obedicnt servant, 80
". III. EMORY.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-18

dunn AND WHISKEY-
IL 100 bbls Washington County Whiskey
% barrels Rum
Now landing and for sale by
WATERS SHOEMAKER
Water street, Georgetown, D. c.
mar 1S-1w*