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TRY-TRY-TRY
4 ANNON'S VEGETABLE or BLOOM UpyrvJre
~ BITTERS. ~ Ask for the bot q with Nc
PORTRAIT OF the Inventor and Propriete :. and take
none other, - 80, WIN. M CAR NON -
To u,,, Wa.hip ton, D e.
&c. .-.- = =. - s" 80 = vi Agepeses
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A NEW and Complete Gazetteer of
IA the United States, giving a full and compre.
and Resources Of the American Confederacy-si
Union for 1854
New Series of Books for the Young by Abbott
Roilo's Tour in Eurone, just published.
GRAY & BALLANTYNF,
mar 4-u 18th street.
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SPRING GOODS! SPRING GOODS
osI received new lot of GOODS, amongst which
- are some very pretty Spring Prints. Berege d.
i.ains, Glnghams. Plaid Muslins, some as low as
cts; Cambrics, Irish Linens, Hosiery, Gloves. Col
lars, &C, &c; 100 pieces Cottons all grades and q,
OF Shoes consisting of ladies'. misses ch;idrens'
mems and boys. A pair of ladies' Shoes, STOCKINGS
and Gloves all for 30 cents. Ladies' Gum Sandals 80
cents. o'e w
Call at the Great Cheap Cash Store, TB BROWN
corner Of 7th and streets, Northern Liberties.
teb 22-tf
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IA TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CoNcERN-Hayine a
thorough and practical knowledge of the Iron Foun-
dry business, and knowing that can, and deter
mined that will give tis'acton doth az regards
price and quality OF work. to all who may favor me
with orders for CASTINGS solicit the patronage of
the public.
WV. sMALLwoOD, Rock Creek Foundry, Pa. avenue.
heaf 0eoFgeto"n, washington. feb 2l-1m*
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M RS GARRET ANDERSON has this day received
4Nl large assortment of Studies on Drawing
adapted to the advanced scholar and to the beginner
on the art of Drawing.
Also, Drawing Paper and Bristol Board of the best
quality. Music and Stationery sto,e.
mar TT Pa ave hot l1th and Ioth sts
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LOR THE BPRING TRADE-sTE
Il VEINS. Browns Hotel, has just returned from
New York with q full and complete assortment NJ
elegant and BILE Goods, Just imported and ~
the newest and most elegant styles Our assortment
Of Under Shirts and Drawers, Gloves, Fancy and
Black Cravats, Napoleon and other Ties Suependars
brio Handkercbiets, &C., is unusually large and we'll
assorted in sizes and qualities. The system Of buv
ing Goods for cash only ado pied by u.s. will insure
20 our customers the certainty of making their
purchases from as at the lowest prices.
- - 1;1-' HTEVENS'S ~.-
mar 6-Stso Sales Room Browns Hotel
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By e. Mr. sTRATTON, Auctioneer.

A EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF A STOCK
"A OF well selected Groceries, Pickles, Preserves,
Fruits, Liquors, &c.-on MONDAY morning, tn,
18th instant. at 10 O'Clock at my Auction Rooms
will lie sold for account of whom it NAV concern a.
invoice OF fresh Groceries, comprising we'll selected
assert msnt for grocery store. IN N
Also, Old Brandy. vintage of 1865 ..
Absynth, Madeira, and Port Wines
French Cordials, Gin glass; -. .#-.
Together with a lot Of prime Tobt Coo and Cigar,
TIE att ntion Of the trade, hotel and boardiuf
house pfoprietors, well private families are
spectfully invited to this sale, which will be withou,
reserve.
Terms: $50 end under cash from $50 to 500. 81
and GO days; over go credit of 2 and 4 months
f,r notes satisfactorily endorsed
msr 1O-ot
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TO CApITAI.ISTS

10 CAPITALISTS
"A hARE chance for speculation or investments
"a L offer at private sale my vacant Tors, on
Capito' Hill, square 63S Three Lots IS feet front
.oge1ner centainins 5000 square et front the Csp
itol Garden south side. Two others front r street
south corner lot about the same front and depth.
about 5000 square feet. Location for health and
beauty, none better in any city in the United States
square. Ae
Houses are wanted and will rent we'll
Title ind sputabls. Enquire at my residence, Con
gress Hail. same square, and u-xt to the south wing
OF the United states Capitol Extension
JAS. CISPAR1S.
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~ Now Is TaE rIME.-The display Of dsguerreo-
types at PLUMBS GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave.
nue., Is truly magnificent The proprietor is doing
handsome business, and hundreds are delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there Let It be
duly remembered nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and what is gratifying al
ways attains 1t. This accounts for tho success Of
Plumbs Gallery. Cameo Dagaerrsotypes taken in
all weathers doc -
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MAX SUTAINE VINE

MAX SUTAINE WINE
1x1 % baskets Of this superior and celebrated
Champagne
IL dozen, Schnapps, iWolf's)
Zo,O0o superior Havana Cigars, not excelled by any
In this market
20 dozen UDderw ood's assorted Pickles
NOW landing from schooner Hamilton and for
sale by SAM'L BACON Co.
Corner PenRa. avenue and 9TH street.
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War Department,

War Department.,
,,e u. -. February 2Sd, 1854
DERSONs having books belonging to The library
L OF the War Department, in their possession
longer than the prescribed period, 1.-TWO we.ks) are
requested to return them to the librarian.
feb 23-d3w s-..--.-- = Iihr.,;
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I'M oslc-Ail the popular Sheet Nude Of II.
1ep TT "~" - Va M
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MONUMENTS of Washington Pa
1N1 triotisia; containing fac simile of bis pub
Inc accounts kept during the Revolu ionery W-r.
ano some OF the most interesting documents con.
ueeted with his Military Command and Civil AID
minIstr alton, &c
In various bindings from $3.50 to S..
For sale BY GRAY & BALLANTYNR,
eth ST., doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
feb 2O-tf
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SHIRTS MADE TO 0RDER-STEVRNS, Browns
~ Hotel, Is prepared to measure and fit Shirts in
every variety. Gentlemen that are troubled with
bad fitting Shirts can be suited at
STEYEAS'S Salesroom
jan 25-tf Rrnvns, H.,
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OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANK. \
- Washington, February IA, 1854.
v'HE undersigned has made an Arrangement with
the Banking House of Sweeny, Bestor 90
ior the redemption Of the Bills Of this Bank when
presented for payment. @. W. PURCELL.
feb l6-2aw4w p.-ss.
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LNAAN k Leslie's Ladies' Gazette of
Il Fashion for March, for sale at
SHILLINGTONiS Bookstore
The Ladies Gazstte contains all the newest fash
ions In every department of ladies and chldren's
costume; and contains q co,ored fashion plate Of
great beauty ,... . E. -. : - -
Godey's Lady's Book for March
Ladies' National Magazine do .
New York Monthly do - --.
Yankee Notions do
EEeryth thing In the Book and Stationery line for
sale at SHILLINGr0NS Bookstore,
mar TT
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- ECOND Edition OF the national
Patriotic POEM, by Estwick Eyans.
Price Csc. For sale by
GRAY l. BALLANTYNE,
'"~' <o-u -.IE 7th etraat
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Warrington, March q, 1854.
w II, the under isned, have this day entered in.
w to 60 partnership, for the purpose Of conduct.
ing the Bry Goods business, where at all times NAV
be found choice selection of cheap and Sc
goeds. MITCHELL d HOYLE
Successors to Mitchell Terrstt.
p mar 6-sn2W -
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TURKEY VICTORIOUS.

VOU will find at the Same OLD STAND. Pepnsvl
L yania avenue near 18th street opposite III,
Irving Hotel, LOOKING GLASSES with or vftbou,
Frames; Portrait, Picture and Niniture Frames q,
the latest styles; Brackets, Tables, Room Moulding
Cornises, &c, &c; by leaving your order YOU can
have any thing done in my line
N. h--Old Frames, &c, reg'lt at the shortest no
tce on reasonable terms. Don't forget the place
feb 20-1y JOHN WAGNER
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WOOD CHANCE FOR A SMALL CAPITALIZE
~ sale, the stock of retail Tobacco and Seear
store, on 9TH. between and streets next door to
Orme Lazenby's Grocery Store. stock smsII and
rent moderate. mar SEE
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WANTS.

ants" and I" Wan.ed" Advertisements, -four lines
o. less fol each insertion 25 cents; each additional
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- E.lMPRESSIUN de Pancfen m on.
IL iteur, seule historic authentiqua ct iaalte
rec de Ia Revolution Franchise, depusis la reunion
des Etats Generaux jusqu au Consulat 1889 to IT9o
aVec des notes explicatlves. 81 vols. and vol. OF
introduction. Paris, 1856, Imported, single copy
only, by PRANCK TAVIORf
fab "a 40 ANoAs'
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( ENFLEMEN preferripg to have their clothing
" made to order, can be Accommodated Wiz
single garments or full suits at short notice
fac tured in the best style of workmanship and fin
i-h, at very moderate prices which will warrant
prove as represented and to be inferior to none
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
feb Oft ~ Bic
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RRUSHES.-Hat Cloth, Hair, Tooth, Shaw
II Ing, and Nail Brushes just received at
jan OIL BIRGE'S, Wizards Hotel.
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W ANTED tMMEDIATELY-Threee or four MEN
w to 60 few miles in the oountry Z, work on
: iarm; Coed wages given. Apply at the corner Of
"nc LOU etreets- mar 9-2s
~ ANTS NEGROES.-The subscribers arr
Nv sh times In the market buying SLAVES, pay
ihg tne highest cash prices Persons having Slaves
hmore, Md, {Slstt-r'. old stand1 slaves taten on
board at Is cents Per day
feb Ely BM A w T. cAwppryy
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LfOR RENT-Three Rev Frame HOUSES con
- tanning six roous ca h, situated on East Cant
toll street, between 4th and 5th streets.
For terms, &c, apply to
0. A. DALEY, Dentist,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and eth streets.
mar R-2tx
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auc,Ioneer.

ENCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
IL Efects, Superior Carriage Horse. Gc-Or
THURSDAY merning, the 9th instant al 10 O'Clock
At the residence of r. Jay, ESQ., corner OF N sne
streets, shall sell all his Furniture AID House
hold Effects, comprising .
elegant rosewood Writing Cabinet
Handsome beaded Arm and Easy Chair .. -
Gothic Reception and Psrior Chairs ..,-..
Walnut Whsfnots, Eout Tables ~
Walnut and mahogany Centre and Card Tables
crimson damask Curtsins and Fixtures
BRUISES and 3 ply Carpets, Rugs
handsome Brd-eye maple chamber suite, esmpris
ing BeJstad, Dressing Bureau, Washstand
Wardrobe, &c
Walnut Wardrobes, Washstands ..
superior Feather Beds, Boisters, and Pillows =
Hair ard husk Mattresses, Toilet Sets
Walnut Arm and Chamber Chairs
French china dinner and tea Set
Beautiful sett Of Bohemian Decapters and Wine.
Mahogany hrten ion Table, Siieboard i.
iias swar". Crockery. Table Cutlery ,..
Looking glasses, Clocks, Vases, &c
together with q general assortment Of Kitchen Re
qunites Servants Furniture, &c.
AT ONE O'CLOCK t- .a.
One superior large Bay Horse. years old. perfect
~ sound and gentle, and kind 10 harness, and trot
a mile in three minutes
Terms: $50 snd under cash; over that sum cred
1t OF 90 and 80 days. for notes saisfsct ily endors,
Gearing interest j. c. MCGUIRE,
mar ID Aucdoneer.
81 The above sale is postpone ed In
consequences OF the rain, until SATURDAY MORN
Ing, The nth instant, at 10 o'clock, VIII. n il viii
positively take pace, without reference to weather
>. n .s JAS Z. MCGUIRE,
mar lV-It Auctioneer
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L,OUU just received from the New York Auc
nons, some very good at 621 "A cents per yard.
mar S-d5t HALL Il BROTHER
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$4,000 WORTH OF BARGAINS.

t)Aih OF Slippers, Stockings, and Gloves all for SO
L cents: Black Silk 90 cents q yard Car ct IL
cents; Bonnets 70 cents; Undersleeves, rs Chemi
ssts 70; Check cents Calico cents; Gloves cts
Undershirts 81 shawls 81; EmLroi derod EIsstics
cents, &c. 80 :.
Also, Laales Gum Sandals 90; Slippers 81; Caters
t5 Mems Boots 81 SO; Children's shoes Is; UmbreL
las 3! cents, DC.
Come to the Great Cheap Cash Store for BARGAINS.
corner of 7th and L sts., Northern Liberties
jan 2l-tf "a Rpowy
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

A PRIVATE FAMILY HAS FOR RENT TWO
"A desirable rooms on the second floor Pleasant
e , OF them as psrlor chamber. With board
$50 per month, without SIS per month. Address NJ
ID. City Post Ofica mar 1r-Its
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP.
I'VE co-partnership heretofore existing under the
na:ae an hrm OF MICHEL TERRErT has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. Mir.
cHEIL is authorized to receive and receipt fr all
debts owing to the late firm, and all cl.ims against
the firm are to be presented TO him LOT settlement
p. MITCHELL,
JOHN TERRETT,
Washington, d. c.. March 4, 1854
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THE c NDERSIGNE upon Withdrawing
L from the firm of MITCHELL & TERRETT takes this
opportunity to express his thanks fog the liberal ia
Vor SHOWN 70 the firm, aud to solicit continuance
OF the same for his late partner, Mr. Mitebe l. Who
will continue the business at the old stand. .
Respectfully. &C., JOHN TERRETT
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Drs. FlodOardo and "AvTNa ..,,.
Hamilton p. Howard ii eiated in at the
OF Medicihe offer their services to the public
Office and residence, corner 10th and sta
~ DR.. +. Towards health being re-established.
he will as heretofore devote special attention to MIDI
Jan 16-d2mk
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MRS. GARRETT ANDERsON h., M.
AxA day received ss1pi y Of silver and Gold pa
stationary and Musi. Store, bet. llth
SoA0 and u h sts
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EfOR SALE-At private sale, eight FRAME
l. HOUSES and Lots. Terms reasonable: prices
ranging from SEQ to $4,000.
Also, brick shop, suitable for a coach shop or
stable. f -
Persons wishing to purchase will please call at G.
".9ARRErF's Lumber Yard, corner 9th and st.
mar 6-d1W
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t>OR SALE.-The subscriber has for ssle lot of
Il FRUIT and Shade Trees, together with Grape
vines, Raspberry and Gooseberry Plants, which he
VIII sell at reasonable prices Enquire at the corner
of East Capitol and 9th streets =
mar 4-S3ws ~ Jlcop upCc
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fosrPoSEMESr.-Thel lecture ON Marriage
nnlcn was to have been delivered at Temper
a ance nal, last evening by Dr. Clayton, was
siponed and will BE delivered this evening
ns e same place. See advertisement in this
SePeH IL dje 1ssa S1osszooa 1.--f +
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MORE PIANOS.--We have recently open
Vl ed three more superb Pianos These belong
TO the lot of Ten we have to dispose of by the
LIST OF June. Remember, We sell at astonishing low
rates, or make pleasant arrangements with those
who desire to purchase ON time.
mar 1-f ,ci J.FE ELLIS
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! lh ARTHUR has returned TO the rI " ana NAV
~ now be found as usual at his Office, pennsyi
vania avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
mar g. St., ....
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RklrIsA NAVY LISTS for J...

INDIA RUBBER GOND. :, N -
consisting of India Rubber Cloth Tor i.e....
1 1.Age Goth Piano, Table, ana Hors. Cover
uSeteoets taesks, Capes, Hata Cana, oyera,ls -
fu,s cnsnics Aprons. Life Prsservsrs, OushioCs.
WALL q STEPHENS,
: s.h al, e. Avenue nsxt door 70 the Iron Hsl
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GECOND-HAND CHURCH ORGAN FOR SALE
- good church Organ mahogany case. with 3
stops, all In good order. Price $3.50 For further
particulars enquire at the Music Depot of Hilbns 4
Hitz, who furnish Organs OF every description, on
the most reasonable terms feI Off
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PREMIUM PIANOS.
ME have just opened enc Of Grovsston 4 Co.,
w celebrated premium Plano sPortes. rhes.
celebrated r,anufacturers have just received tn,
Uree highest premiums for Pianos exhibited az Ia,
New York Crystal sPslscsr-a decided eszura ace o
thei superiority.I = SO -. =.
|. Al are inyitsd TO ssl and judge for themsel.S
u me Music Depot OF HILBUs HITZ.
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ROiLDlNG LOTS.-A variety of city build
~ ing LOTS for sale on accommodating terms
Also, Dwellings. Apply to MYERLE 4 WEBB,
ian 24-en2m -
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LUX HENT-The Store and Cellar on f,ridre
street, Georgetown, now occupied by Arny's
Confectionery. Inquire on the premises
mar 4-eo4t LEWIS ApNy
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L zoe sALEcTwo LOTS, situated at the corner
% feet back, Sd street. and the other runs loo n
4inches. For terms enquire Of John II. Kidwell.
corner OF East Capitol and 4th streets, Capitol HIN
mar S-en3tx ~NF-S~. AAAAA'
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NfLoRE7 FEMALE ScHooL.-A very large lot
" groand has been purchased on 10Th street,
near = \ street, for the purpose Of erecting
Lereen eminary for the education of cOlored
,Msnales, to be uader the superintendence Of
1hiss Minor, northern lady .r - d
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MEMOIRS OF Maj. Robt. Stobo, o,
1v1 the Virginia Regiment, in the Old French
Var, vol, 1854
The Controversy between Pennsylvania and Vir.
ginia, about the boundary Line, vol, pamphlet
by Neville b. Craig, with diagram
ashingtons Firtt Campaign-Death of Zumon.
vlle-The taking of Fort n, cessity-Asd Brsddock.
March with map) and his Defeat. l vol. pamphlet
by Neville B. Craig. FRANCK TiYI0R-
mar If
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nited States for this District, and one of their
other counsel in the cases against the late
George A Gardiner, have taken out letters of
administration Oh his estate This rumor is.
we learn on good authority, untrue -Unton
The report arose from the circumstance of
the District Attorney, Mr., Key, having fled a
cGUe0s to prevent any improper person from
administering to the estate of the deceased
which was ma ,nified into the fact that the
Government had taken out letters Of admins
tratiOU, which, as stated above, in an article
copied from the ''Union, = is not the case.
CRYING EyIL.-A correspondent residing
IN the First Ward complains of the noises of
night in his ward caused by assemblages of
Idle persons He says: For some time the
corners of our streets in the First Ward, even
the middle Of squares, after night fall have
been crowded by parcel Of half grown boys
ahd, indeed. some young men, cursiDg and
swearing and using the most obscene language
particularly on Sunday evenings, to the great
annoyance of passers by, as we'll as to the in
jury OF the storekeepers and to the character
and position of the ward He is fearful that
thls evil will become still more intolerable as
the summer advances, and asks for more strin-
gent measures on the part of the police TO pre-
vent the nuisanees. We hope that il will be
done.
INTERESTING Relic. The Patent Office
VIII, very possibly be soon enfichsd with
another interesting relic of General Washing
ton The revolutionary standards belong cling
10 the estate Of General Washington. which
had been in the custody Of the Corporation of
Alexandria, have been resigned by that BODY
70 Washington's surviving executor. Mr.. 6.
W p. Custis, and viii, meat probably, be con.
signed to the charge of the National Institution
Tor safe keepiDg. -4 .s ... .4..
MILITARY VIsIT.-We understand that the
National Guard, Capt James A. TAFT, have
decided n take trip to Richmond, Petersburg
an fredericksburg, at an early period.
NfLoRRa FEMALE ScHo0L.-A very large lot
" gro nd has been purchased on 10th street,
~ near street, for the purpose Of erecting
sLeresn seminary for the education of colored
,Malales, to be u3der the superintendent Of
-His' Minor, a northern lady. 5sF--ar q
rosrPoxENESr--The lecture on Marriage,
snicn :, as to have been delivered at Temper
shee nall last evening by DR.. Clayton, was
psIponed and will BE delivered this evening
nsn.s same Place See advertisement in this
gsPef' IL Dit 1ssn s1o;szcoa 7s-f 4
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kfON sALE-A iuIl biooded, well br ken, and
l. handsome Setter DOG. This IL a rare chanc.
ior sportsman to secure a superior setter. For
particulars apply at the Star Office
feb 2S-tf
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The EARIErE.-The performances of Barney
Williams and his lady fill this house nightly
with lovers of fun. Tonight, we predict an
unusual crowd of ladies and gentlemen will he
present. The pieces selected for the evening
entertainment are such as will be applauded
by our fun-lOving citizens, when actors like
Barney and his lady are engaged in them
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-10

MILITARY VIsIT-We understand that the
National Guard Capt. James A. TAFT, have
decided tn take trip to Richmond, Petersburg
AM fredericksburg, at an early period.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-10

NATIONAL THEArRE.-By referring to ou
advertising columns, it will be seen that tn,
deservedly popular actress, Mrs. Farren, take
her farewell benefit, at this we'll known plac
OF amusement, this evening. The bill of far.
Is excellent and we think will attract a crowde,
house. We would advise all who have not see
this charming actress, to take adyantakc o
this fine opportunity.